Wacker Neuson WL 30 manuals

Wacker neuson WL 30 Operator's Manual (246 pages)

Brand: Wacker-neuson | Category: Front End Loaders | Size: 4.09 MB |

English

Table of contents

Operator’s Manual

1

Wheel Loader WL 30

1

December 10 Edition

2

CONTE NTS

4

PR E FA C E

9

1 BASIC INFORMATION

10

Fig. 1

14

Document pocket

14

2 BASIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

18

2.4.1 Forklift attachment

27

Fig. 2

27

Transport of large

27

2.4.3 Electrical power

29

2.4.8 Noise

31

2.4.7 Tip-overs

31

Fig. 3

33

Safety labels

33

Safety label 3

34

Safety label 1

34

Safety label 2

34

Safety label 4

34

Safety label 5

35

Safety label 6

35

Safety label 7

35

Safety label 8

35

Safety label 12

36

Safety label 11

36

Safety label 10

36

Safety label 9

36

Safety label 14

37

Safety label 13

37

Label 15

37

2.8.3 Seat belt

39

Fig. 6

39

Seat belt

39

2.8.5 Emergency exit

40

Fig. 7

40

Fig. 8

41

Battery disconnect

41

Fig. 9

42

Lever for the locking

42

Loader lift arm

42

3 TECHNICAL DATA

43

TECHNICAL DATA

44

Weight specifications

46

Hydraulics

46

Noise values

46

Fig. 10

47

Vehicle ID

47

3.4 Dimensions

48

Item Designation Value

49

Fig. 12

50

Operating elements

50

Item Designation

51

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

56

Switches / rocker switches

58

4.4 Indicator devices

60

5 OPERATING AND OPERATION

62

Fig. 17

63

Fuel filler neck

63

5.1.2 Operation

64

Fig. 20

67

Adjusting the steer

67

Fig. 21

68

Adjusting the opera

68

5.1.6 Seat belt

69

Fig. 22

70

Buckling the seat

70

Shortening

71

Fig. 23

71

Adjusting the seat

71

Lengthening

71

Fig. 24

73

Lighting / forward

73

Fig. 25

74

Switches for wind

74

Fig. 26

75

Fig. 27

76

Headlight and rotat

76

Fig. 28

78

Heating controller

78

Fig. 29

79

Ventilation outlets

79

5.2.6 Starting the engine

80

Fig. 30

80

Starting switch

80

5.3.2 Travel speed

83

Fig. 31

85

Changing direction

85

5.3.3 Stopping and parking

87

Fig. 32

91

Operating lever for

91

Fig. 35

94

Button for optional

94

Fig. 36

95

Depressurized

95

Fig. 37

96

5.4.4 Differential lock

97

Fig. 38

97

Switch for differen

97

5.4.5 Changing attachments

98

Fig. 39

101

Coupling and

101

5.4.6 Bucket Function

103

Fig. 41

105

Level indicator

105

Loading work 1

106

Fig. 42

106

Fig. 43

107

Loading work 2

107

Fig. 44

107

Loading work 3

107

Fig. 45

108

Excavation work 4

108

Fig. 46

108

Excavation work 5

108

5.4.7 Tip-overs

109

Fig. 47

113

Switch for loader lift

113

Fig. 48

114

Optional hydraulics

114

6 TOWING AND TRANSPORTING

116

Fig. 51

117

Towing equipment

117

Fig. 52

118

Disconnecting the

118

Fig. 58

126

Tying down the

126

7 LOWERING LOADER ARMS

127

Fig. 59

129

Reducing residual

129

Illustration 1

129

Illustration 2

129

Fig. 60

130

Load holding control

130

9 SECURING THE LOADER

131

10 SERVICING AND INSPECTION

132

Work to be performed

148

10.3 Lubrication schedule

152

Fig. 62

159

Handle for the

159

Fig. 63

161

Cab tilt lever

161

Fig. 65 Cab safety support

163

Fig. 66

165

Checking the en

165

Fig. 67

167

Engine oil drain

167

Fig. 68

169

Location of the

169

Fig. 69

169

Engine oil filter

169

Fig. 70

171

Water separator

171

Fig. 71

172

Fuel pre-filter, main

172

Fig. 72

173

Changing the main

173

Fig. 73

174

Venting the fuel

174

Fig. 74

176

Location of the air

176

Fig. 75

176

Air filter elements

176

Fig. 76

178

Radiator

178

Fig. 80

181

Checking the anti

181

Fig. 79

181

Radiator opening

181

Fig. 81

183

Cleaning the cool

183

Fig. 82

185

Hydraulic fluid

185

Fig. 84

187

Hydraulic fluid dip

187

Fig. 83

187

Ventilation filter

187

Fig. 85

189

Hydraulic fluid drain

189

Fig. 86

191

Return filter

191

Fig. 87

191

Filter insert

191

10.7.7 Servicing the axles

193

Fig. 88

193

Differential

193

Fig. 89

194

Transfer case

194

Fig. 90

194

Wheel reduction

194

Fig. 91

197

Cab vent filter

197

10.7.9 Servicing the brakes

198

Fig. 92

199

Brake fluid con

199

Wheel bolts M18 x1,5

202

285 Nm 285 Nm

202

(210 ft.lbs.) (210 ft.lbs.)

202

Fig. 93

205

Master fuse

205

Fig. 94

205

Fuse boxes

205

Fig. 98

210

Removing the bat

210

Fig. 99

213

Connecting the

213

Replace it

219

1/X2 Transmission pump

220

A/MB Transmission pump

220

14 APPENDIX

230

A P P E N D I X

231

For personal notes

235

I N D E X

236

L I S T O F F I G U R ES

240

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