jcb Roto 512-83R User manual

Roto 512-83R
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
This Quick Reference Guide DOES NOT replace the Operators
Manual. You MUST read ALL the disclaimers and safety and other
instructions in the Operators Manual before initially operating this
product. Accordingly, no legal claims can be entertained based on
the data, illustrations or descriptions in this Quick Reference Guide.
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Instrument Panel
Start Up Sequence
Static Dimensions
Tie Down Points
Cab Layout
A. Instrument panel
B. Multipurpose switch
C. Ignition switch
D. Console switches
E. Heating and A/C controls
F. Accelerator pedal
G. Right hand joystick
H. Outrigger control
J. Switch panel
K. Rotary switch control
L. Slew lock lever
A. Display screen
B. Warning indicator
C. Tachometer
D. Navigation button down
E. Navigation button up
F. Fuel level gauge
G. Coolant temperature gauge
H. Information switch
A. Left front outrigger select
button
B. Right front outrigger select
button
C. Left rear outrigger select
button
D. Right rear outrigger select
button
E. Outriggers auto deploy and
level
F. Outriggers auto stow
G. Outriggers auto level select
button
H. Axle oscillation lock button
J. Sway left select button
K. Sway right select button
L. Control isolate button
M. Auto idle select button
Best Practices
1. Carry a load as low as possible while maintaining good
visibility.
2. Forks should be tilted back when in transport –with or
without a load, cradle the load.
3. Fork tips should be on the ground when unit is parked.
4. Rather than driving into the load, extend the boom to easier
see the forks in the load.
AOverall Height ft-in 10-1
BOverall width over the tires ft-in 8-1
CFront Track ft-in 6-8
DWheelbase ft-in 10-0
EOverall length to front tires ft-in 17-4
FOverall length to front carriage ft-in 26-6
GGround Clearance ft-in 1-1
HFront wheel center to carriage ft-in 11-1
JRear wheel center to rear face ft-in 5-5
KRear tail swing ft-in 10-5
LInside width if cab (between windows) ft-in 3-1
MOutriggers fully extended (not deployed) ft-in 18-6
MOutriggers fully extended (Fully deployed) ft-in 17-4
Machine Model 512-83R
M. Operator seat
N. Left hand joystick
P. Controls isolation lever
Q. Brake pedal
R. Transmission and drive lever
S. Steering wheel
T. Face level fan
U. Load management system
V. Rapid recovery switch
W. Emergency recovery pump
X. LMS override
A. Turn the key to position 1.
B. Allow the machine display to start up.
D. Display will ask for confirmation of the front attachment
E. Accept by pushing the check mark button (behind the
joystick)
F. Disarm the immobilizer by typing in the code and pressing
the check mark on the membrane pad.
G. Turn the key to start machine.
Immobilizer keypad Attachment Confirmation Switch
1. Move the machine onto the transport vehicle.
2. Engage the slew lock.
3. Secure the machine to the trailer with chains. The chain angle must
be within the permissible angular range specified.
4. The correct tie down positions are identified on the machine by
their labels.
5. Measure the maximum height of the machine from the ground.

Chassis Levelling (Sway) Operation
Vehicle Steer Mode
Engine Compartment
Double Lever Control
Stabilizer Controls
Connecting Attachments
A. Boom Raise
B. Boom Lower
C. Boom Extend
D. Boom Retract
E. Carriage Tilt Forward
F. Carriage Tilt Back
G. Slew counterclockwise
H. Slew clockwise
An icon on the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Screentellsyou what
steer mode the machine is in. Information on the icons and the
notification screens when changing between steer modes is contained
in the LCD screen operation instructions.
A. Engine Oil Dipstick
B. Coolant Expansion Tank
C. Radiator
D. Water Separator
E. Fuel Filter
Battery Compartment
Right Hand Joystick
A. Restore full hydraulic service speed
B. Horn
C. One touch engine idle
D. Envelope override
A. Auxiliary hydraulics control
B. Speed profile quick selection
C. Auxiliary service change over
button
D. Controls enable
Left Hand Joystick
A. Raise/lower outrigger switch
B. Extend/retract outrigger switch
C. Left front outrigger selection
button
D. Right front outrigger selection
button
E. Left rear outrigger selection
button
F. Right rear outrigger selection
button
G. Outriggers auto deploy and level
selection
H. Outriggers auto stow selection
button
J. Outriggers auto level selection
button
Auto Deploy
Press and hold the auto deploy function button on the keypad
for 2s. All outriggers which are not already in
the deployed state are automatically selected and fully
extended. When all outriggers are 100% extended they
are then lowered until all are deployed. Then the machine is
then automatically levelled to +/- 0.5°.
A. Machine level indicator status
B. Chassis level
C. Outrigger's level
A. Rotary knob
B. 4-Wheel steer
C. 2-Wheel steer
D. Crab steer
A. Engine Cover
B. Lock
A. Hydraulic filler cap
B. Batteries
C. Primary fuse
D. DEF tank filler cap
E. Air Filter
F. DEF Tank
G. Battery Isolator
H. Fuel filler cap
A. Battery Cover
B. Lock
1. Lower the manual locking lever to disengage the carriage lock pins.
2. Use the controls to line up the carriage with the attachment and just
below the hook plates, located on the platform.
3. Using the boom controls, engage the support bar on the carriage into the
hook plates on the attachment.
4. Make sure that both hook plates are engaged equally.
5. Make sure that the forward/reverse lever is set to neutral, and that the
park brake is on.
6. Stop the engine and remove the starter key.
7. At the carriage, operate the manual locking lever to engage the lock pins.
8. Make sure that the locking pins are fully engaged.
9. If a second person is to do this job, keep your hands and feet away from
the controls until he is clear of the machine.
10. Secure the manual locking lever with a locking pin.
11. If the machine is fitted with the optional carriage, make sure that the
locking pin is securely fitted.
12. If the platform is of the slew-type: attach the hydraulic hoses to the
auxiliary circuit connections, feed the hoses into their guides and retain
with the locking pins.
13. Connect the electrical connector.
A. Manual locking lever
B. Lock pins
C. Hook plates
D. Attachment
E. Carriage
F. Locking pin
G. Locking Pin
J. Locking pins
K. Hydraulic hoses