ENERGREEN RoboMAX User guide

USE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
MULTIUSE OPERATING MACHNE FOR MAINTAINING PUBLIC GREEN SPACES

Dear customer,
Thank you for having purchased an “ENERGREEN” product. We are pleased to provide you with this
user manual to enable you to use our product correctly and obtain the best results with your work.
Please read the recommendations in the following pages with care, and make the manual available to
the personnel who will be responsible for operating and maintaining machine.
ENERGREEN is at your disposition for any clarications you may require, either when commissioning
or using the machine.
Should you product require routine or extraordinary maintenance, ENERGREEN personnel are at your
disposal to give you all the support, assistance and spare parts you might need.
Please nd below a list of our useful phone numbers and address in order to receive faster assistance:
ENERGREEN
Via Pietre, 73
36026 POIANA MAGGIORE (VICENZA) - ITALY
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Http://www.energreen.it
e-mail: [email protected]

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INDEX
1 - GENERAL DESCRIPTION 1
1.1 - PRELIMINARY INFORMATION 1
1.2 - OPERATOR TRAINING 2
1.3 - INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND STORAGE 2
1.4 - INTRODUCTION 3
1.4.1 - MANUAL UPDATES 3
1.4.2 - COPYRIGHT 3
1.5 - WARRANTIES 3
1.6 - RESPONSIBILITIES 4
1.7 - PERMITTED USES 4
1.8 - IMPROPER OR UNAUTHORISED USES 5
1.9 - THE RUNNING IN AND TESTING OF THE MACHINE 5
2 - MACHINE CHARACTERISTICS 7
2.1 - DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE 7
2.2 - STANDARDS APPLIED 7
2.3 - FAC SIMILE OF EC DELCLARATION 8
2.4 - IDENTIFICATION OF THE MACHINE 9
2.5 - NOISE LEVEL 9
3 - SAFETY REGULATIONS 10
3.1 - GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS 10
3.1.1 - KNOW YOUR MACHINE INSIDE OUT 10
3.1.2 - WEARING PROTECTIVE CLOTHING 10
3.1.3 - FIRE EXTINGUISHER AND FIRST AID 10
3.1.4 - NOTICES FOR INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE 11
3.1.5 - CHECKING THE MACHINE 11
3.2 - GENERAL PRECAUTIONS 12
3.2.1 - SAFETY WARNINGS 13
3.2.2 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR ROAD TRAVEL 13
3.2.3 - OPERATION SAFETY 13
3.2.4 - SAFETY WHEN USING GRASS MOWING EQUIPMENT 13
3.2.5 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 14
3.2.6 - LOCATION OF THE SAFETY PLATES 15
3.2.7 - DESCRIPTION OF THE SAFETY PLATES 16
3.2.8 - PRECAUTIONS CONCERNING THE EQUIPMENT 17
3.3 - GENERAL SAFETY RULES 17
3.3.1 - CARE AND MAINTENANCE 17
3.3.2 - SAFETY DURING FILLING AND TOPPING UP 18
3.4 - MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS 19
3.4.1 - WARNING PLATES 19
3.4.2 - TOOLS 19
3.4.3 - PERSONNEL 19
3.4.4 - WORKS PERFORMED UNDER THE MACHINE 19
3.4.5 - KEEPING THE MACHINE CLEAN 20
3.4.6 - PERIODIC REPLACEMENT OF PARTS FUNDAMENTAL FOR SAFETY 20

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4 - TECHNICAL DATA 21
4.1 - TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 21
4.2 - MACHINE NOMENCLATURE 24
5 - TERMINOLOGY 26
5.1 - DEFINITION OF THE TERMS USED 26
6 - USE OF MACHINE 27
6.1 - PRELIMINARY CHECKS 27
6.2 - CHECKS TO PERFORM AT THE START OF EACH WORKING DAY 27
6.2.1 - CHECKING THE CHROME-PLATED PARTS 27
6.2.2 - CHECKING THE SAFETY DEVICES 27
6.2.3 - TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION AND REMOTE CONTROL BOX 28
6.3 - RECEIVER UNIT 28
6.3.1 - RECEIVER DESCRIPTION 29
6.3.2 - RECEIVER IDENTIFICATION PLATES 29
6.3.3 - RECEIVER LIGHT SIGNALS 29
6.4 - REMOTE CONTROL 31
6.4.1 - REMOTE CONTROL DESCRIPTION 32
6.4.2 - REMOTE CONTROL PLATES 32
6.4.3 - REMOTE CONTROL LIGHT SIGNALS 32
6.4.4 - REPLACING THE REMOTE CONTROL (IMPRINTING) 33
6.5 - OPERATIONS 34
6.5.1 - STARTING THE DIESEL ENGINE 34
6.5.2 - STOPPING THE DIESEL ENGINE 35
6.5.3 - STOPPING THE DIESEL ENGINE IN AN EMERGENCY 36
6.5.4 - ADJUSTING THE DIESEL ENGINE SPEED 36
6.5.5 - SLOW/FAST MOVEMENT SELECTION 36
6.5.6 - MOVING THE MACHINE FORWARDS AND BACKWARDS 37
6.5.7 - SPEED ADJUSTMENT POTENTIOMETER 37
6.5.8 - STEERING 37
6.5.9 - STEERING BIAS CONTROL 38
6.5.10 - DIRECTION CONTROLS SWAP 38
6.5.11 - LIFTING DEVICE 39
6.5.12 - HOW TO ATTACH EQUIPMENT 39
6.5.13 - OPERATING THE TOOL 41
6.5.14 - STOPPING THE TOOL 41
6.5.15 - OPENING THE HEAD GUARD 42
6.5.16 - REVERSIBLE FAN CONTROL 42
6.5.17 - AUXILIARY SERVICES 43
6.6 - CONTROL PANEL 43
6.6.1 - LCD DISPLAY 44
6.6.2 - WARNING LIGHTS 45
6.6.3 - MACHINE HOURS COUNTER / MAINTENANCE SCREEN 46
6.6.4 - ALARMS SCREEN 47
6.6.5 - INCLINOMETER SCREEN (OPTIONAL) 47
6.6.6 - MODE CHANGE SCREEN (OPTIONAL) 48
6.6.7 - REGENERATION SCREEN 48
6.7 - FUSES AND RELAYS 49
6.7.1 - FUSES AND RELAYS OF THE CENTRAL CONTROL UNIT 49
6.8 - EXHAUST GAS POST-TREATMENT SYSTEM 51
6.8.1 - OVERVIEW OF THE DPF SYSTEM (PARTICULATE FILTER) 51
6.8.2 - PARTICULATE FILTER MAINTENANCE AND ASSISTANCE 51
6.8.3 - AUTOMATIC REGENERATION 52
6.8.4 - STATIONARY REGENERATION 52
6.8.5 - FORCED STATIONARY REGENERATION 53

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6.9 - TROUBLESHOOTING 55
6.9.1 - DIESEL ENGINE 55
6.9.2 - TROUBLESHOOTING CONTROL UNIT LE70 56
6.9.3 - ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT 58
6.9.4 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 59
6.9.5 - TRANSMITTER UNIT (REMOTE CONTROL) 59
6.9.6 - RECEIVER UNIT 60
6.9.7 - GEAR REDUCTION UNITS 60
6.10 - WORKING WITH THE MACHINE 61
6.11 - COMMAND POST - OPERATOR WORKING AREA 63
7- TRANSPORT AND HANDLING 64
7.1 - LOADING AND UNLOADING OPERATIONS FOR ROAD TRANSPORT 64
7.2 - TOWING THE MACHINE 65
7.3 - USING THE MANUAL CONTROL 66
7.4 - STARTING THE ENGINE USING AN AUXILIARY BATTERY 67
8 - STORAGE 68
8.1 - DISMANTLING AND DECOMMISSIONING 68
9 - MAINTENANCE 69
9.1 - INTRODUCTION 69
9.2 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 69
9.3 - EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE 69
9.4 - INDICATIONS FOR THE CHOICE OF FLUIDS OR GREASES 70
9.4.1 - TABLE OF GREASES 70
9.4.2 - COOLANT 71
9.4.3 - FUEL 71
9.5 - ENGINE MAINTENANCE 72
9.5.1 - ENGINE OIL CHECK 72
9.5.2 - REPLACEMENT OF THE FILTER AND THE ENGINE OIL 73
9.5.3 - COOLANT LEVEL CHECK 74
9.5.4 - COOLANT LEVEL CHANGE 75
9.5.5 - FUEL LEVEL CHECK 77
9.5.6 - DRAINING AND BLEEDING THE FUEL SEPARATOR 78
9.5.7 - REPLACING THE FUEL FILTER 78
9.5.8 - REPLACING THE FUEL SEPARATOR CARTRIDGE 79
9.5.9 - CLEANING OR REPLACING AIR FILTERS 80
9.5.10 - CLEANING THE RADIATOR GRILLE 81
9.5.11 - CLEANING THE RADIATOR 81
9.6 - MAINTENANCE OF THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 82
9.6.1 - CHECK OF THE HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL 82
9.6.2 - REPLACING THE HYDRAULIC OIL 83
9.6.3 - CHECK AND REPLACEMENT OF THE HYDRAULIC OIL FILTER 84
9.7 - GEAR REDUCER MAINTENANCE 85
9.7.1 - CHECKING THE TIGHTENING TORQUE OF THE GEAR REDUCER SCREWS 85
9.7.2 - CHECKING THE OIL LEVEL IN THE GEAR REDUCER 85
9.7.3 - CHANGING THE OIL IN THE GEAR REDUCER 85
9.8 - MAINTENANCE OF THE HYDRAULIC MOTORS AND HYDRAULIC VALVES 86
9.9 - CHECKING AND MAINTAINING THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 87
9.10 - PERIODIC REPLACEMENT OF THE SAFETY COMPONENTS 88
9.11 - TRACK MAINTENANCE 88
9.11.1 - CHECKING THE TRACK TENSION PRESSURE 88
9.11.2 - REPLACING THE TRACK 89
9.11.3 - CLEANING OF THE TRACKS 90

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9.12 - GREASING THE LIFTING DEVICE 91
9.12.1 - CHECKING THE CHROME-PLATED PARTS 91
9.13 - MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS 92
10 - INSTRUCTIONS FOR EMERGENCY SITUATIONS 93
10.1 - FIRE 93
11 - TIGHTENING CHART 94
11.1 - SCREW TIGHTENING CHART 94
11.2 - FITTING TIGHTENING CHART 94
12 - NOTES 95

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1 - GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1.1 - PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
This use and maintenance manual complies with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and subsequent
amendments and integrations.
Do not destroy or modify it; any additions must be made by adding les.
Manual code: EENUM13001
Revision no.: 01
Edition: 11/2017
Machine type: Remote-controlled, self-propelled machine
Model: RoboMAX
The manual is valid from serial number: ROBOM091700024
Manufacturer data: ENERGREEN Srl
Via Pietre, 73
36026 Cagnano di Pojana Maggiore (VI) – ITALY
Phone: + 39 0444 1511 200
Fax: + 39 0444 1511 252
Http://www.energreen.it
e-mail: to receive sales information: [email protected]
[email protected]
to receive assistance: [email protected]
for spare parts: [email protected]
Annex list: - Equipment manual, if present
- Three-phase motor use and maintenance
- Remote control use and maintenance
- Warranty coupon booklet

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1.2 - OPERATOR TRAINING
Reading this manual thoroughly:
• All machine operators and maintenance personnel must read this entire manual thoroughly and
carefully and follow the instructions provided.
• It is the duty of the employer to ensure that operators possess the skills required to operate the
machine and that they have read this manual carefully.
1.3 - INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND STORAGE
The operating instructions contained in this manual are valid exclusively for the machine
ENERGREEN Model. RoboMAX.
This instruction manual must be read and used as follows:
• The instructions manual must be considered an integral part of the machine and must be read
carefully;
• The instructions manual must be easily accessible to operators and maintenance technicians;
• Keep the manual for the entire lifetime of the machine;
• Ensure that any updates are incorporated in the text;
• Give the manual to any other user or subsequent owner of the machine;
• Use the manual in such a way as not to damage it or its contents;
• Do not remove, tear out or rewrite any part of the manual for any reason;
• Keep the manual away from moisture and heat;
• In the event that the manual is lost, damaged or it is otherwise not possible
• to read all of its content, a new copy should be requested from the manufacturer.
Pay the maximum attention to the following symbols and their meanings. They serve to highlight
particular information such as:
CAUTION:
Refers to supplements or suggestions for correct use of the machine.
Refers to dangerous situations which can occur when using the machine, that could cause
serious injuries or property damage.
WARNING:
Refers to dangerous situations that may arise when using the machine, which if not avoid-
ed, could cause serious injuries or death.
DANGER:

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1.4 - INTRODUCTION
The service standards outlined in this manual represent an integral part of the machine supply contract.
These instructions are also addressed to operators already specically trained to operate this kind of
machinery and contain all information necessary and essential for safe operation and correct/optimal use
of the machine. Rushed and incomplete preparations lead to improvisation, the cause of many accidents.
Read the following suggestions carefully and put them into practice before starting work:
• Familiarise yourself with all the operations that can be performed and work positions before
manoeuvring the machine;
• The instructions manual must be available to the operator at all times;
• Programme all interventions carefully;
• Get all the information necessary for the transporting the machine on the road such as distance, rout,
height of level crossing, bridge capacity etc.
• Have a detailed understanding of where and how the machine is intended to be used: ground
bearing capacity, boom scope needed, limitations to movement due to the presence of buildings,
power lines etc.
• Before starting work, make sure that the safety devices are working correctly and that there are no
doubts regarding their functionality. If they are not working correctly or you have doubts, do not under
any circumstances use the machine;
• While travelling on the road comply with all the rules and regulations of the highway code.
• Carefully follow the warnings regarding specic hazards indicated in this manual;
• Regular and thorough preventive maintenance will guarantee that the machine is always at its
highest possible level of operational safety. Never put off the necessary operations, and ensure they
are performed exclusively by specialised personnel, using only original spare parts.
1.4.1 - MANUAL UPDATES
The information, the descriptions and the illustrations contained in this manual reect the state of
the art at the moment the machine was sold.
The manufacturer reserves the right to make modications to its products at any time for technical
or commercial reasons. In the event that such modications are made, the Manufacturer is under
no obligation (for safety reasons) to modify the other machines sold up to that moment or issue
updates to the manual. Moreover, this publication shall not be considered lacking in any way. Any
supplements that the Manufacturer considers appropriate to supply at a later date must be kept
together with the manual and considered an integral part of it.
1.4.2 - COPYRIGHT
The copyright of this manual belongs to the machine's manufacturer This manual contains
technical texts, drawings and illustrations which may not be divulged or transmitted to third parties,
in whole or in part, without the written authorisation of the machine manufacturer.
1.5 - WARRANTIES
Materials supplied by ENERGREEN are covered by a 12-month warranty, from the date of
commissioning as indicated on the delivery note. In any case, refer to the machine order conrmation for
special arrangements agreed during the sale.
ENERGREEN reserves the right to repair,or substitute, the pieces it agrees are defective during the
warranty period (see the coupon booklet enclosed)
By replacing the defective part, ENERGREEN shall consider itself absolved from any other expense
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future, such as lost earnings, liquidated damages, etc.
Scheduled and extraordinary maintenance must be performed in accordance with the instructions
given in this manual. For all the cases not included and for any type of customer assistance, please
contact ENERGREEN directly by registered letter or fax, even if agreements have already been made
by telephone. ENERGREEN does not accept any liability for any delays or the failure to carry out work.
ENERGREEN shall not be held liable for any damage or malfunctions due to work of a technical nature
being carried out on the machine by unauthorised personnel.
1.6 - RESPONSIBILITIES
ENERGREEN shall not be held liable for any incident involving personal injury or property damage which
may occur due to:
• Failure to comply with the instructions provided in this manual regarding the operation, use and
maintenance of the machine;
• Abrupt movements or incorrect manoeuvres when operating or carrying out maintenance on the
machine;.
• Modications made to the machine without the prior written authorisation from ENERGREEN;.
• Events that fall outside the normal and correct use of the machine.
In any event, should the user ascribe any incident or accident to a machine defect, they must be able to
demonstrate that the consequent damage was a principal and direct consequence of such a defect.
Any tampering with the machine or the use of non-original spare parts can be grounds for voiding the
warranty and put the operator's safety at risk.
• Always use original spare parts for repairs and maintenance.
• ENERGREEN shall not be held responsible for any damage which should occur due to
failure to follow the above requirements.
• The machine is guaranteed according to the contractual agreements specied at the
time of sale.
• The warranty shall nevertheless lapse whenever the regulations and instructions laid out
in this manual should not be followed.
WARNING:
1.7 - PERMITTED USES
RoboMAX is a machine designed for professional use. The machine is a self-propelled radio-controlled
vehicle that can be used in both the agricultural eld with the chance to be able to apply different
equipment to be applied to the raiser equipment front and/or rear.
RoboMAX (hereinafter called the machine) and the equipment are not toys but a PROFESSIONAL
MACHINE. Always respect the conditions of use specied by the producers of the machine. The
machine is suitable for performing ail mowing operations at a speed of up to 4-5 km/h, depending on
the conditions of the ground and the type and condition of material to be cut (length, whether dry or wet,
density etc.) and on slopes having a maximum inclination of 45°.
This machine is generally used during daylight hours. If, under exceptional circumstances, it has to be
used at night or in conditions of reduced visibility, an auxiliary lighting system must be used. Always
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1.8 - IMPROPER OR UNAUTHORISED USES
This section indicates some of the uses considered improper or otherwise not permitted.
Because it is impossible to predict all possible improper uses, in the event that you wish to
use the machine for an alternative use, contact ENERGREEN before carrying out any work.
WARNING:
CAUTION:
Instructions for the permitted optional accessories are given in the corresponding use and maintenance
manuals. If this equipment is supplied by ENERGREEN, these publications are supplied as an annex
to this manual. Instructions for installing permitted equipment, controls requiring a provision on the
machine, and the hydraulic attachments necessary for the equipment to operate are included in the nal
section of this manual.
The following uses must always and absolutely be avoided:
• Use of the machine by minors, inexperienced, untrained or unlicensed persons.
• Use of the machine to lift and/or transport persons or things.
• Use of the ail mower head as a piledriver.
• Use of the machine to tow damaged vehicles.
• It must not be used on surfaces contaminated by glass, loose stones, pieces of iron or other
extraneous bodies that could be kicked up by the blades of the tool.
• Lifting or pulling loads.
• Putting the machine into contact with accessories or equipment classied as dangerous due to their
chemical or physical properties (e.g. ammable, toxic, explosive, etc. materials).
• Overloading the machine beyond its permitted limits.
• Increasing the operational length with heights without Energreen's authorisation.
• The machine must not be used on public roads.
Using the machine as mentioned above can cause tipping hazards or structural failure that
could result in injuries or even death.
DANGER:
1.9 - THE RUNNING IN AND TESTING OF THE MACHINE
Every machine is scrupulously adjusted and tested before delivery.
A new machine must however be used with caution for the rst 100 hours, to carry out a good running-in
of the various components.
If the machine is subjected to an excessive work load when it is rst used, its performance may be
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During the running-in period, pay great attention to the following points:
• After start-up, allow the engine to turn at a low number of revs for 5-6 minutes;
• Avoid operating machine at its maximum capacity for the rst 100 hours of operation. Avoid sudden
acceleration or deceleration.
Refer to the coupons booklet appended for various maintenance activities; to this manual; to the engine
manual and to the equipment manual for the methods of intervention.
When replacing oil lters, inspect them internally to check if there are any deposits. If there
are, check for possible causes before restarting the machine.
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2 - MACHINE CHARACTERISTICS
2.1 - DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE
Multi-purpose self-propelled and remote controlled
machine designed for cutting grass, shrubs,
maintenance of roadside verges, slopes etc.
Equipped with hydraulic attachments with quick
couplings which allow the replacement of various
equipment depending on the operational needs.
Authorised equipment:
• Flail head - HEAD 180
• Forestry head - FORESTRY 150 H
• Forestry head - FORESTRY 150 T
• PRUNER DISCS
• TREE SHAKER
• STUMP GRINDER
• BIO-SHREDDER
• TRENCHER
ENERGREEN declines all responsibility for damage of any kind caused by improper use or use other
than that described above.
For custom machines refer to the appendix of this manual.
2.2 - STANDARDS APPLIED
This machine was designed and constructed in compliance with EC directives on safety and
approximation of the laws of Member States,
Specically to the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, where applicable.
The following Standards were also taken into account during the machine's design:
• EN 12100:2010 Safety of machinery (Terminology)
• EN 60204 Safety of machinery (Electrical equipment)
• 2014/30/EU Electromagnetic compatibility
the following harmonised standards were used for the machine update.
• EN ISO 4254-1:2013;
As well as the following technical specications:
• ISO 11684:1995;
• EN ISO 3767-2:1998;

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2.3 - FAC SIMILE OF EC DELCLARATION
Mod. EENAT13003
Declaration EC of compliance
(Directive 2006/42/CE Attachment II A)
THE MANUFACTURER
ENERGREEN S.R.L.
Via Pietre, 73
I-36026 CAGNANO DI POJANA MAGGIORE (VI)
DECLARES THAT THE FOLLOWING MACHINE:
Generic denomination –Function ………….…
REMOTE CONTROL MULTI –TOOLS MACHINE
Model –Type –Commercial denomination ….
RoboMAX
Serial number …………………………………..
ROBOMXXXXXXXXXXX
EQUIPPED WITH:
Generic denomination –Function ………….…
MOWER WITH HORIZONTAL AXLE
Model –Type –Commercial denomination ….
HEAD 180
Serial number …………………………………..
180NXXXXXXXXXXXXX
IT IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REGULATIONS WITH REFERENCE TO THE FOLLOWING
DIRECTIVES AND THE RELATING NATIONAL REGULATIONS OF REALIZATION:
2006/42/CE MACHINE DIRECTIVE …………………………………………………………….
- Person authorized to write the technical dossier (1)
Name: ENERGREEN S.R.L. –Responsible in charge
Address: Via Pietre, 73 I-36026 Cagnano di Pojana Maggiore (VI)
Standards:
ISO EN 12100:2010
ISO EN 4254-1:2015
ISO EN 4254-12:2018
Technical Specifications:
ISO 3767-1:2016
ISO 11684:1995
2014/30/CE DIRECTIVE ABOUT ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY
Place (country) –date 00/00/0000
Name and Surname of the signatory
Function ………………………………
Signature and Stamp………………..
36026 Cagnano di Pojana Maggiore (VI) –ITALIA
Ivo Fraron
Responsible in charge
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2.4 - IDENTIFICATION OF THE MACHINE
The machine's identication plate is xed to the front left-hand side of the chassis.
ENERGREEN
2.5 - NOISE LEVEL
LpA = This value indicates the maximum sound level
perceived by the operator calculated by making a
worst case assessment at the 4 points around the
machine being tested.
Lwa = This value indicates the sound level outside
the machine and refers to the noise perceived by
those who are in the vicinity of the work area.
Standards EN ISO 3744:2010, EN ISO 11201:2010
• Adhesive warning/information plates have been afxed to the machine, the purpose of
which is to make it safer to use. For this reason, they must be replaced if they are no
longer legible.
• The operator must not be someone who works occasionally on this machine. He must
have accumulated a certain experience with this type of machine, therefore skilled and
trained.
• Whenever direct visibility of the work zone from the control station is not sufcient,
the operator must be assisted by a specically assigned person.
• Check the condition and operation of any part subject to wear daily: (pins, valves,
piping, etc.). When necessary, replace with original materials.
• Do not tamper with the hydraulic system for any reason, and in any case never remove
the seal from the valves, or any and all warranties shall lapse. Contact an authorised
repair shop if the valves should require adjustment.
• Excessive heating of the hydraulic uid can damage the seals of the hydraulic circuit
and lead to the deterioration of the uid itself. Heating is caused by the rolling oil by
means of the pressure relief valve. For this reason, avoid prolonged operation with the
jacks at the end of stroke.
WARNING:
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3 - SAFETY REGULATIONS
3.1 - GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS
3.1.1 - KNOW YOUR MACHINE INSIDE OUT
The machine must be used exclusively by qualied personnel, who must be familiar with the
location and function of all controls, tools, indicators, indicator lights and the various safety plates.
3.1.2 - WEARING PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
Wear tight-tting clothing and use safety equipment which
meets applicable regulations.
While being used, the machine may give rise to dust
emissions. If you are working with dry materials (straw or
soil) you are advised to wear personal protective equipment
for the airways such as dust masks.
3.1.3 -FIRE EXTINGUISHER AND FIRST AID
While using the machine you should have an easy to reach
rst aid kit and a carbon dioxide re extinguisher so that
you can intervene in case of emergency. Keep a cell phone
close by with numbers of the emergency services saved on
it, e.g. the doctor, ambulace, hospital and re brigade.
The owner of the machine and/or employer is responsible for the provision of the re extinguisher and
the rst aid kit and for making sure they are efcient.
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3.1.4 - NOTICES FOR INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
Place a card saying UNDER MAINTENANCE on the machine. Remove the keys from the ignition
before performing any checks or maintenance.
3.1.5 - CHECKING THE MACHINE'
• Inspect the machine thoroughly every day before using it, following the checklist indicated in
this manual.
• Start the engine only in a well ventilated area and ensure that there are no persons in the
machine's working range.
• Covers and safety devices must not be removed. They are designed and manufactured for
your safety.
• Do not use the machine if the safety devices or covers are damaged or missing.
• Make sure all safety devices are put back in place immediately after cleaning or repair work
has been carried out.
• Keep the machine and all its accessories clean and in good working order at all times.
• It is strictly prohibited to make changes to the machine without the prior authorisation of the
manufacturer. Changes to the machine can cause hazards and injuries. - The manufacturer
shall not be held responsible for the machine if these instructions are not followed.
• Only refuel when the machine is switched off, if possible before having turned it on, and when
the fuel tank is cold. If you need to refuel whilst work is in progress, do not add fuel to the tank
if the tank is hot or if the engine is still warm. Allow the machine to cool down.
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DANGER:
DANGER OF EXPLOSION OR FIRE
During normal daily maintenance do not clean with high pressure water (pressure
washer) electrical components, such as:
• Receiver unit and remote control;
• Fuse box and relays;
• Engine control unit and the machine ECUs;
Put a guard or cover adequately before washing so as to isolate the electrical
components.
3.2 - GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
• It is mandatory to read and follow the instructions indicated in the use and maintenance manual
before performing any operation or manoeuvre with the machine. It is too late to do so while working.
Improper use or an incorrect manoeuvre can result in serious damage to persons or property;
• Operators and maintenance technicians must be very familiar with the machine, especially regarding
the dangers associated with misuse or making incorrect repairs.
• Before starting carry out all the checks on the tractor and equipment regarding:
- Operation;
- Accident prevention regulations;
- Guards.
• Even when the machine is being used correctly, stones or other things can be thrown a considerable
distance by the machine. Therefore, there must be nobody in the range of danger. Pay great
attention when working near roads or buildings;
• Before beginning a day’s work, always check the condition of the tools and all the guards. If they are
damaged or missing, replace them.
• Make sure that nobody can start the machine by mistake whilst the machine is being inspected or
repairs are being carried out. Do not wear loose clothing.
• Never accept passengers on the machine;
• Never carry persons on the ail head or on any equipment tted;.
• Never stand near the machine until the equipment is at completed standstill;
• Before starting the machine make sure that there are no people and/or animals around it;
• Work on at, rm ground, avoiding banks or slopes with steep gradients;
• Before leaving the machine unattended, proceed as follows:
1. Park the machine on a at surface.
2. Reduce the rpm of the engine before turning it off. Press the remote control red button and turn
the ignition key to the “O” position.
3. Remove the ignition key and take the remote control away with you.
• Replace any missing or worn warning plates or pictograms immediately.
• Never underrate or ignore safety regulations.
• Go to an authorised workshop if the safety devices are no working (e.g. dead man's brake, operator's
seat etc...)
• Keep the remote control out of the reach of unauthorised personnel and especially children.