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Table 1. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS) for H100C - Continued.
.
LOCATION
ITEM TO
NOT FULLY MISSION
CHECK/
SERVICE
ITEM NO. INTERVAL
CAPABLE IF:
PROCEDURE
Before
Hydraulic
c. If hydraulic oil level is low, add
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Reservoir Oil
clean hydraulic oil as necessary.
(Cont.)
Level
Refer to Table 2, Lubricants, in this
work package for grade and quantity
of fluid required.
d. Install filler cap and hydraulic oil
level gauge.
RIGHT FRONT
Before
Right Front Tire
a. Check tire for correct inflation.
Tire does not hold pressure.
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Refer to WP 0002 for pressure
specifications.
b. Check for missing bolts.
Two or more bolts missing.
Damage to tire that would
c. Check tread and sidewall for cuts
lead to tire failure is evident.
and foreign material in treads.
d. Check backside of wheel for oil
Class III oil leaks are evident.
leaks from final drive.
CAB INTERIOR
During
Gauges and
During startup and operation, monitor Gauge indicates system
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Warning Indicator all gauges and warning indicator lights failure.
Lights
for any information that would require
engine or loader shut down (WP
After
Cleaning Loader
CAUTION
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Remove dirt from engine, transmission, hydraulic cylinders,
axle, and hydraulic connections. If allowed to accumulate, dirt
will find its way into loader components when plugs and covers
are removed. Dirt caked over axle transmission and engine
breathers will cause oil losses.
Steam is the most effective means of cleaning dirty equipment.
If steam is not available, use a spray of mineral spirits or a
similar solvent. Steam can be harmful to electrical
components. Protect the generator or alternator and cranking
motor openings from the full force of the steam jet. If a solvent
spray is used, it must not be injurious to the hydraulic hoses,
engine fuel lines, or the insulation on electric wires. Apply fresh
grease at all fittings on the loader after cleaning.
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