Instruction Manual VIMEK 404 T5
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1. Do not walk under a lifted load Damaged or worn parts must be replaced immediately The danger area around the machine extends for 75 metres The crane is not suitable for lifting people Ensure that the engine cannot be started unintentionally During driving the driver must look out for abnormal noise and leaks Errors that are discovered which could lead to personal injury or damage to property must be resolved before further driving The braking function is reduced when the gearbox is in neutral and when the 4 wheel drive is disconnected The centre lock is deactivated when the machine s accelerator is pressed There is a risk of rolling over Running the engine must be done in well ventilated areas There is a risk of poisoning gt gt gt RP PP PPR PRP RP Do not mix the fuel with any other substance risk of explosion A A A A A A Turn off the engine before servicing maintenance or inspection Always disconnect the supply voltage to the machine before starting any maintenance or service work Never open the cooler lid when the engine is running or has recently been stopped Pressurised hot water in the cooling system When operating the machine in forests all work must be carried out so that the machine driver or the surroundings are not put in any danger Extra attention should be paid if there is anybody in the vicinity of the machine Hoses and pipe components can st2. 1 The machine comprises a centrally steered tractor chassis a crane and a cutting head 5 RAD kr wed sa a ES nah si EY q a a WMA Yy ap MO nm PASTAS DA n 0 Te 28 AA AN it vent a CARS VR ART ALIADA AE ie at 5 EE ca aed PRN ra A easy as ey By rigs qu E Driver s cab Crane 1 2 Rotator link 3 Harvesting unit other tool Tyres 4 5 Bonnet 6 Point of use lighting 8 Belly guard 7 Centre link 10 Diesel tank 9 11 Centre stabilisation 12 Front axle D e a D gt oO cD puma x lt O O lt L ep Y Uv O G O O m el Instruction manual 404 T5 5 2 Crane See the separate instruction manual for your specific crane model The crane identification plate is located as shown in the image below gt Nair Identification 5 3 Harvesting unit See separate instruction manual 10 Art No 911290 Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 4 Engine The engine is a CAT brand 4 cylinder turbo diesel engine See the separate manual for a detailed description 1 Engine 6 Exhaust pipe 11 AC compressor 2 Cooler 7 Oil filter option 3 Oil filler inlet 8 Alternator 12 Turbo 4 Air purifier 9 Diesel filter 13 Diesel heater option 5 Dipstick 10 Starter motor 14 Battery 11 Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 5 Transmission A hydraulic moto
3. K ss o A a I A gt i E E EE aitat gt 2 4 Personal Safety Use ear defenders Use suitable protective equipment when servicing 2 5 Safety switch The machine has a safety switch which recognises when the seat is locked in position to the crane If the seat lock is not in position the joystick and the harvester unit will stop working You must therefore ensure that the seat lock is engaged Safety switch for seat bearing Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 3 Identification The identification plate has information on the machine type production number production year manufacturer CE mark etc This information is important to know when ordering spare parts or in any other contact with the manufacturer where machine identity is significant Location and appearance as below Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 4 Technical Data Motor Engine capacity Transmission steering Hydraulic system Volumes Oil volume gearbox 22 steeringaxle 7 Dimensions 405 70 24 14 ply 1840 2150 mm external dimensions drive wheel Cab roof height inc oe sprinkler Weight Weight inc unit 4 1 tonnes Electrical system 4 1 Oil qualities Motor API CG 4 Cl 4 with caterpillar ECF 1 GL4 GL5 additive required for wet brakes n r i 4 Art No 911290 Instruction manual 404 T5 tion 5 Technical Descrip Machine
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5. 3 Current converter 5 14 Power socket external 12V Under the cover plate is a 12V power socket suitable for small electric pumps and similar items Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 15 Machine controls crane and base machine The crane is operated with a 2 lever system Functions Control centre 19 Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 16 Machine controls harvesting unit This function description shows how the button functions are designated when the machine is delivered a Some buttons are programmable The information below cannot therefore be guaranteed for all machines Check before driving that the functions on the buttons correspond with the expected movements on the machine Tilt down Grips open Steering Steering Stab Apt 8 Shift Belt upper Feed back Apt 7 Pruning blade Feed Module Limited slip upper forward Module Stab Pine Saw cut Range 5 Spruce Pulp not New stem Reserve push push Tilt Reserve Leaf Aa Range 3 Timber Wreck i d Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 17 Fuses instrument panel Ple TEMICION aiii 25A F2 Lights rear dia 15 A F3 Lights front outer ccocococcnconononcnnanonos 20A F4 Crop COMPUTES ccccecseceeesceeeeees 10A F5 Windscreen wipers Radio 15 A FO EMM assi F7 Lights front inner ococccccnncncccnananonos 20A F8 Crane lighting sis 20 A F9 Work lig
6. crane can move freely Gently press the accelerator Check the function of the brake 10 Check the engine temperature and oil pressure during operation ee eS e E 11 Check the amount of fuel before driving Never let the fuel tank get entirely empty 25 Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 6 6 Gas controls The recommended operating speed is between 2100 and 2300 RPM The rev counter in the display will change to green when the speed is within this range Driving at a higher RPM increases the power but can cause heating of the hydraulic system and the engine uses a lot more diesel Lower the engine revs and leave it to idle for a minute before stopping the engine 6 7 Control The machine has both centre steering and front axle steering The machine is operated with steering levers See Machine controls crane and base machine 6 8 Gears Gear changes must be done with the accelerator in neutral If you are unable to get the vehicle into or out of gear try depressing the pressure relief button see illustration and moving the gear lever to the required position at the same time Gear box location according to the decal A The hydraulic motor will not brake the machine when this button is depressed Pressure relief button kA ES 6 9 Parking Park the machine on flat ground Put the accelerator in neutral Lower the unit towards the back Stopping the engine SS Walk around the m
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8. Art No 911290 Mes jeda p Se ae ap _e mea Wy gt Aby TURSE DIE A AMA A wre rn er ee A m e SR S TOTES PURE ATAN ORR Ee AT ae ae ae cera er rere a ESSE T oR ron UP AOS AA DAA Ow TA NA Instruction manual 404 T5 Revision A 1 VIMEK 404 T5 PR de SS See Tel 46 0 933 135 15 Fax 46 0 933 710 56 Instruction Manual f memo po ea oY 2 ot ote ia ae e Klaar r Le ergja se omer OSA a TA A A A eh oh NAA Saye A SE 922 31 Vindeln Sweden www vimek se Head Office Lidvagen 11 i i i j Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 Thank you for purchasing your model of VIMEK 404 T5 VIMEK 404 T5 is designed and manufactured on the basis of our many years of experience in forestry We are convinced that this is a good investment for you and that you will really enjoy this product from VIMEK This instruction manual is for the VIMEK 404 T5 In addition to this instruction manual you will also be supplied with other instruction manuals and spare parts books for the equipment you have opted to add to your machine The instruction manuals contain the information you should know in order to handle and care for your VIMEK 404 T5 in the best possible way Pay close attention to the content and the advice given before operating your machinery This will provide the optimum conditions for long trouble free value for money operation When ordering s
9. REA ie 2st Bee wt Gee bee o v P WA FL l NTD L OTR a c k 27 2 oh TA e e gt Y Z ay gt e gt x z E ES CP l gt N gt Y da d 7 gt A A ar r r n ma CH t t e e y cado DEBO f Ba Stopa D E n Ka eta me 2y 5 v jp i rE BOE CD G RET CET DANY O EO EY N on Oe POET Ee ee ee Aa A eee ee s m so Ys Only trained and authorised personnel may use the machine Carelessness or incorrect use of the machine may result in serious personal injury or damage to property O Read and learn the safety regulations before you begin driving the machine 2 Safety 2 1 General i i i j Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 The rules below do not exempt the driver from complying with legislation or other applicable national regulations pertaining to safety in the workplace Incorrect use poor maintenance or carelessness may cause injury or damage to equipment and the environment Therefore it is important to study understand and follow the instructions set out in the operator s manual The person responsible for installing servicing or doing anything else with the machine must have received the necessary training and be competent to perform their task Important signs Read the instruction manual before commissioning 2 2 Safety Regulations A The operator must undergo training under the supervision of a qualified tutor
10. achine and check for any damage 26 Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 6 10 4 wheel drive The machine s engageable disengageable 4 wheel drive is operated according to the image If you cannot manage to get either in to or out of gear try carefully rolling the machine forwards or backwards by pressing the accelerator Connection e Move the lever in the direction of the arrow 6 11 Limited Slip Differential Over difficult terrain the limited slip differential can be locked in order to increase navigability The locking is connected during operation when one of the wheels spins Connection e The differential is activated when this button is held down Activation O Do not drive the machine for long distances with the limited slip differential connected Increased wear to the machine Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 6 12 Cab Heating You can regulate the heat in the cab by opening and closing the stopcock varying amounts See Machine controls The fan in the cab should always be on 6 13 AC Extra option The machine can be optionally equipped with AC See Machine controls for how to switch this on off For further information see separate manual 6 14 Diesel heater extra option The machine can be optionally equipped with a diesel heater For further information see separate manual Observe the indicated care instructions In order for the diesel heater to funct
11. e activated If the accelerator is activated the pressure gauge should show a pressure of around 20 40 bar a pressure of at least 13 bar is needed to release the brakes O Check the pressure gauge value when you change gear Contact service personnel if the brake pressure is incorrect A When any of the gear levers is in neutral the hydraulic motor will not brake the machine A Avoid changing gear if the machine is on a slope If you are forced to change gear whilst on an incline use the crane and steering controls as extra brakes 13 l i i j Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 8 Centre stabilisation The stabilisation cylinders function is to counteract tipping of the machine The centre is locked when e The machine is switched off e The machine is in operation with the accelerator in neutral The stabilisation is released automatically when the accelerator is activated The opening pressure on the stabilisation lock must be adjusted if it does not lock or does not lock correctly ns Adjustment centre lock Extra pressure can be placed on each stabilisation cylinder by pressing on one of the stabilisation buttons with the joystick See machine control crane and base machine 5 9 Heating AC system Safety Note that the coolant circuit is a closed pressurised system and that installation and servicing may be carried out by accredited companies only Operation of AC system The climate co
12. eginning work with the machine Run the engine on low revs and do not overload it before it has reached operating temperature Run all hydraulic functions carefully until the hydraulic system has reached operating temperature 6 2 Starting the Engine A cold engine should be warmed before start up Heating mode is marked by GL External temperature Heating time Warmer than 10 C approx 3 seconds 10 C to 5 C approx 6 seconds Below 5 C approx 10 seconds Check that the main power switch is on Check that the main lights fan any extra lights and any AC are switched off Turn the key to the ON position Check that the instrumentation comes on Turn the key to GL heat according to the table above Turn the key all the way to start marked ST eS Ss SY a Release the key immediately once the engine has started If the engine does not start within 10 seconds wait 30 seconds before starting again from step 6 After starting e Check the colour of the exhaust emissions Abnormally dark emissions can indicate serious engine damage e Listen for abnormal engine noise e Always allow the engine to reach operating temperature before loading fully 24 pD p ra ph fs i i i j Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 6 3 Backward rotation Backward rotation may occur in instances where loading is fast and in particular where engine output at the set working speed is lower than the hydraulic
13. ek is not liable to pay compensation for production losses income lost during servicing or other indirect damage suffered due to faults or defects in the machine e Faults or deviations in relation to the normal standard in parts of the machine that require normal servicing or adjustment are not to be regarded as being covered by the warranty provided that the fault does not remain after servicing or adjustment work has been carried out 31 Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 e Terms in accordance with section 13 of Machine 03 are not applicable unless stated otherwise in a special agreement 11 4 Labour and travelling expenses During the warranty period Vimek undertakes to repair faulty parts or replace them with a new or refurbished part If the procedure in question requires the involvement of a mechanic the dealer must be remunerated for labour costs hour e There is no liability to remunerate travelling expenses incurred by service personnel e The purchaser may carry out the repair themselves or replace the faulty part provided that the dealer has been consulted and the parties are in agreement e The labour cost for 100 hours of servicing will be met by the dealer 11 5 Materials o All replacement goods must be ordered via your nearest Vimek dealer stating clearly that the order relates to a warranty repair e Any parts replaced must always be labelled with customer details machine number machine hours rma
14. ht load holder 20A FLO Pallares iaa 15A ELL Aoi ario 20A PEZ EMDI serio 21 Instruction manual 404 T5 5 18 Fuses centre console end pm n REE Wi naian i x e F13 F14 F15 F16 F17 F18 F19 F20 F21 F22 F23 F24 10 Feed relay Ec 10 A A AA on o wnurtaneevseaeancons PUTS CAN cs ciclo piro 15 A Hydraulic oil cooler ooococococnonononoros 15A Pressure relief gears ococcococncnonononnnnnns 15A 12V Cigarette lighter oonocccnononnconnn o 15A Controlled 10 A Control electric plug ococcoconocconononos 15 A 12V External socket ccceccecesceeeeeeees 20A Light fuse holder oocooccconccconononoccnnnnoss 3 A A E E SONAS 7 5A AS ID ss pas A ES 107 Art No 911290 Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 19 Hydraulics The hydraulic system is load sensing The hydraulic pump sucks oil from the tank and forces the oil into the manoeuvring valve Before the return oil goes into the tank it is cooled as required and cleaned through a return filter On the filter is a pressure gauge that shows the degree of filter clogging Change the filter when the gauge indicates too high a return pressure See the service manual Valve unit Level guard Hydraulic oil tank 5 Hydraulic pump 6 Return oil filter 7 Circulation pump 8 So Hydraulic oil cooler Pressure gauge e Hydraulic oils For opti
15. ill be pressurised even though the machine is switched off When operating near power lines crane work must be done with caution and the crane should not be any closer than 6 metres from the lines Note that the discharge of liquid from the machine can cause a risk of slipping fire and other risks Clean up any leaks Always clean the work area before and after servicing the hydraulic components Ensure that the seat cannot interfere with machine operation when it is rotated 5 Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 2 3 Fire protection The machine can be equipped with a sprinkler system Read the accompanying instructions Be cautious when washing and during other procedures which may damage or trigger the system The machine comes with 2 fire extinguishers when supplied one external and one inside the cab The machine owner is responsible for ensuring that the applicable regulations in respect of fire protection are followed Contact your insurance company A Be extra observant for fire if the machine is equipped with chains or caterpillars Risk of formation of sparks on stony surfaces UNT LO 292 ARO et x 5 a y d gt xn 4 e lt D sx 7 Bee OM 2 ot At y E i 4 o lt PS ma Es P a ae Pe A PISA oe A a S r ried _ A z i gt T s 5 a s y A 5 E ves 3 y A A A Pl 3 han 5 7 a 4 y L A i 5 SE s geet y oR a a amp E 4 P y IS E 6 e e s ao er _
16. ion correctly the cab heater stopcock must be fully open otherwise no heat will be released into the cab and the diesel heater will shut down due to overheating 6 15 Off Road Driving Never drive faster than feels comfortable This spares the driver the machine and the environment When driving over hilly terrain transport should be done directly up or down in order to reduce the risk of tipping 6 16 Crane Operation e Manoeuvre the crane with gentle movements Correct usage will considerably extend the lifespan of the base machine the crane the hydraulics and the harvesting unit A Extra care should be taken when driving near to power lines The crane should always be at least 6 metres from the power lines Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 7 Transporting the Machine The machine may not be driven on public roads O Ensure that the machine is always adequately secured when it is transported on another vehicle 7 1 Attachment points for towing The machine s gearbox must be in neutral and the machine s brakes must be unlocked see service manual if the machine is not operated 8 Long term storage For service instructions see Service Maintenance in the machine manual e Clean the machine thoroughly e Grease all lubrication points e Change the oil in the engine gearbox and corner axle e Run the engine for 5 minutes to allow the new oil to permeate e Check that the coolant will cope with lo
17. mechanic 11 2 Owner undertakings e Faults or defects must be reported to Vimek or Vimek s dealer immediately and corrected so that the fault does not worsen or cause other damage e The initial service is to be performed at 100 operating hours and to be booked by the customer well in advance at the local dealership for the warranty terms to be valid Before the initial service the machine owner must order and pay for all materials The machine owner is also responsible for handling oil changes and parts replacements as well as ensuring that the machine is in a suitable location for the service to be performed e If a situation arises that requires the machine to be repaired under the terms of the warranty the machine owner must provide an assistant for the official repairer 11 3 Scope e The warranty does not cover standard consumables such as Oils Hoses Filters Lamps Sensors Belts Chains Knives Tyres Anti skid Devices etc nor does it cover any individual part costing less than SEK 200 e The warranty does not cover work which is normally done by the driver such as lubrication tightening of bolt bolted joints hoses adjustments etc e The warranty undertaking does not cover faults and defects caused by o Poor maintenance o Incorrect operation o Changes made by the purchaser without the approval of the manufacturer o Subsequent damage o Damage arising as the result of third party spare parts being used e Vim
18. mum operation and lifespan of the hydraulic system the hydraulic oil must be designed for outside use and must work within a wide temperature range The oil must contain additives to counteract foam improve the film strength and reduce the viscosity s temperature dependence We recommend an environmentally friendly oil The machine is supplied with oil as per the oil specification separate document Before using any other oil you must also confirm with your supplier that the oils can be mixed The quality of the new oil must be comparable with the one in the oil specification 5 20 Hydraulic system cleanliness Hydraulic components are sensitive to contamination Always take care to ensure that dirt or water does not get into the hydraulic system Once a year or every 500 operating hours you should perform an oil analysis in conjunction with your oil supplier in order to ensure that the oil is in good condition 23 Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 21 Filling with hydraulic oil Check the level in the hydraulic oil tank using the dip stick The level should be 5 10cm under the maximum tank volume The level can also be checked using the information menu on the instrument panel display This shows 100 when the oil level is correct When topping up oil levels use a pump fitted with a filter 6 Driving instructions 6 1 In cold climates In cold climates always warm up the engine and the hydraulic system before b
19. ntrol unit is located on the roof of the vehicle The compartment fan blows air through two holes in the roof and is controlled by a three step control in the user s control panel In order to obtain cool air the power switch is turned on and the compressor starts Once the compressor is activated the condenser unit on the roof also starts Adjusting the air temperature on incoming air to the cab is done by adjusting the amount of hot water to the climate control unit Start the AC system once a week even if it is not needed so as to prevent the compressor gaskets drying out Operation of heater kit The climate control unit is located on the roof of the vehicle The compartment fan blows air through two holes in the roof and is controlled by a three step control in the user s control panel Adjusting the air temperature on incoming air to the cab is done by adjusting the amount of hot water to the climate control unit 14 Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 10 Machine Controls ee UN 1 Accelerator Forwards Backwards 7 Gearbox 1 4 2 Left lever pallet 8 Pressure gauge brake 3 Right lever pallet 9 Control engine RPM 4 Computer harvester unit 10 Connecting disconnecting 4 wheel drive 5 Heating controls 11 Pressure relief button hyd motor 6 Shift box I III A Remember that the centre lock locks when the machine s accelerator is activated therefore do not rest your foot on the accelerator when no
20. number and a description of the fault If Vimek AB asks to see the material a copy of the complaint report must be enclosed A credit will be applied to returned parts if the claim is approved e Replaced parts and their faults may also be documented using a camera 11 6 Replacement parts e The guarantee period on parts supplied during the warranty period ends at the same time as the warranty period of the machine 32
21. pare parts the spare part number and machine number should also be given in order to ensure receipt of the right spare part VIMEK conducts continuous product development and reserves the right to freely change the content of its publications instructions and information without prior notice Particularly important information is marked with the following symbols E Only trained and authorised personnel may use the machine A Risk of personal injury or damage to property STOP Immediately stop any work Important information Applications The machine is in this application designed for clearing timber and brushwood as well as ditch cleaning with the grab bucket The machine must be used and cared for in accordance with the instructions It is of particular importance that the stated safety regulations are followed 2 Instruction manual 404 T5 Contents 1 INTFOCUCTION cccccccccccccsccccsceces 4 1 1 VIMEK 404 Tios iaa 4 2 SAN OEY rails E 5 6 2 1 Conesa iii 5 2 2 Safety Regulations occcccooccnnonocnnnnnonoss 5 2 3 Fire Protection ccooccocccononoconcccnnonanononos 6 2 4 Personal Safety cccooccnccnocnnncnoccnonanonnnnass 6 2 5 Safety S WIECH isecainaccinieswasanace sssannsavenaceseacss 6 Identification oomoomommommomss gt oo 7 4 Technical Data cscsscsesecseeees 8 4 1 Oil qualities indicate dada 8 5 Technical Description 9 5 1 Machine PPP o 9
22. power used In such instances the engine must be immediately shut off as its lubrication system is not working You will hear a noise from the engine if this occurs e Because the intake and exhaust sides change direction the engine noise will change and exhaust gases will come out through the air filter e Aloud tapping noise will be heard from the engine 6 4 Stopping the Engine Allow the engine to idle without load Allow the engine to idle for 30 seconds if it has been subject to a slight load a O If the engine has been subject to a higher load it needs to idle without load for 3 5 minutes 4 Turn the key to OFF Stop the engine immediately if The oil pressure light comes on Speed suddenly increases or decreases There is unusual engine noise The colour of the exhaust emissions suddenly becomes dark The temperature of the cooling water suddenly increases 6 5 Driving T Safety function The driver s seat must be turned in the direction of driving and the seat lock must be in position in order for the steering lever function to be activated A Never let the fuel tank get entirely empty Turn the seat to the driving position Use the safety belt if one is fitted Start the engine and let it idle Check the function of the manoeuvring valve Run the functions gently to warm up the hydraulic oil Check that all functions work satisfactorily Check that the hydraulic hoses between the base machine and the
23. r drives the gearbox The power from the gearbox is transferred to the front axle via a universal shaft The gearbox has 4 positions and a speed lever with 4 positions These work both forwards and backwards The direction is determined by the accelerator The gearbox is equipped with a differential that can be locked as required It locks the cab section wheels and is only used if the wheels slip Note that locking the differential makes steering very difficult as doing so forces the machine to drive forwards in a straight line The machine has engageable disengageable 4 wheel drive The four wheel drive must always be engaged when working on rough terrain O Four wheel drive should be disabled when transporting across good terrain 12 Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 6 Braking The machine has a load holding function that brakes the transmission as necessary if the machine starts to go faster than the driver is requesting through the accelerator 5 7 Back up parking brake The machine is fitted with negative brakes on the steering axle The brakes are automatically activated when e The machine is switched off e The machine is running and the accelerator is in neutral The brakes are automatically released when the accelerator is activated even if the machine s gearbox is in neutral Pressure gauge brake pressure parking back up brake y A h 5 When the pressure gauge displays O bar the brakes ar
24. t in use 15 Soe ee a Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 11 Machine Controls EL D O G Summer low oil level high temperature Socket 12V Work light back Heating green Fan speed Forward lighting Ignition lock 8 Work light load holder 9 Work light roof outside side 10 Crane lighting 11 AC ON OFF 12 Fuse holder 13 Main switch 14 Information display 16 Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 12 Display The display provides information on temperatures warnings alarms and engine speed Engine temp at elevated engine temp 97 degrees the background colour of the meter changes from black to red If the engine temperature reaches 103 degrees an audible signal is also emitted Hydraulic oil temp at elevated temp 70 degrees the background colour of the meter changes from black to red If the oil temperature exceeds 85 degrees an audible signal is also emitted RPM Speed See the section Throttle controls for further information Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 5 13 Printer converter and computer modules If you have a printer installed in the machine it is located in the cubbyhole under the instrument panel The computer modules for the harvester unit are hidden under a protective plate The converter for 12V to 24V for the harvester unit is located to the right of the printer 1 Cover plate for computer modules 2 Printer option
25. w temperatures and will maintain its corrosion protection e Change the fuel filter e Chock up the machine so as to not damage the tyres e Disconnect the battery e Keep the battery dry and warm Give the battery a maintenance charge once a month Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 9 Replacement parts The spare parts catalogue is supplied separately and can contain several different models than described here See Spare Parts in the machine manual Only use original spare parts from VIMEK When ordering spare parts please state both the spare part number and the machine crane s production number to ensure the correct parts for your machine To find the production number on the machine see under section Markings 10 Scrapping For scrapping contact an authorised company Instruction manual 404 T5 Art No 911290 11 Warranty Vimek AB applies warranty terms for Vimek product programme in accordance with Machine 03 with the following amendments and additions 11 1 Warranty period o The warranty applies to components that have become unserviceable within 12 months or 2000 operating hours whichever is sooner e The warranty period commences once the machine has been delivered from Vimek o The warranty terms and conditions apply to each product supplied by Vimek as stated on the order confirmation e The warranty only remains valid if the first service has been carried out by a Vimek appointed
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