Volvo DD85 DD95 Operators Manual VOE21B1004223

Data Size: 5.80 MB 
File Type: PDF 
Language: English 
Manufacturer: Volvo 
Applicable Machine: Wheel Loader 
Document: Operators Manual 
Machine Model: Volvo DD85 DD95 Wheel Loader 
Serial Number: 21586- 
Book Number: VOE21B1004223 
Page: 242 Pages

List Contents:

1. Basic Information 
1.1 Foreword 
1.2 Scope of Supply 
1.3 Liability 
1.4 Legal Information 
1.5 Structure of the Operating Manual 
1.6 Other Relevant Documents 
1.7 Fonts and Pictograms 
1.8 Significance of the Operating Manual 
1.9 Hints on using the Operating Manual 
2. Safety 
2.1 General 
2.2 Using the machine for the purpose for which it was designed 
2.3 Using the machine for the purpose for which it was not designed 
2.4 Personnel Requirements 
2.5 Modifications and Changes 
2.6 Symbols used in this Operating Manual 
2.7 Labels and Decals on the Product 
2.7.1 Cab Decals (interior): 
2.7.2 Sign Plates and Decals (exterior): 
2.8 Transport and Loading 
2.9 Towing the Machine 
2.10 Cab 
2.11 Check list before starting work 
2.12 Operation 
2.12.1 Starting the Diesel engine 
2.12.2 Jump starting the Diesel engine 
2.12.3 Travel drive 
2.13 Parking the machine 
2.14 Refuelling 
2.15 Maintenance 
2.15.1 General 
2.15.2 Hydraulic system and filters 
2.15.3 Hydraulic hoses 
2.15.4 Engine 
2.15.5 Electrical system 
2.15.6 Battery 
2.15.7 Fuel system 
2.15.8 Cleaning 
2.15.9 After maintenance 
2.16 Repair work 
2.16.1 General 
2.16.2 Inspection 
3. Technical data 
3.1 DD85 / DD95 
3.2 Silhouette, Dimensions DD85 
3.3 Silhouette, Dimensions DD 95 
3.4 Chip spreader CS 750 (option) 
3.5 View of chip spreader CS 750 (option) 
3.6 Sound and vibration values 
3.6.1 Sound values 
3.6.2 Vibration values 
4. Design and function 
4.1 Control panel 
4.2 Cab 
4.3 LH side view 
4.4 RH side view 
4.5 Front view 
4.6 Rear view 
4.7 Functional description 
4.7.1 Control panel 
4.7.2 Cab 
5. Transport / loading 
5.1 Weights 
5.2 Dimensions 
5.3 Centre of gravity 
5.4 Transport 
5.4.1 Transport on a vehicle 
5.4.2 Driving the machine on public highways 
5.5 Loading the machine with a crane 
6. Machine Shut-down 
6.1 Machine shut-down in summer 
6.1.1 Short-term machine shut-down in summer 
6.1.2 Long-term machine shut-down in summer 
6.2 Machine shut-down in winter 
6.2.1 Short-term machine shut-down in winter 
6.2.2 Long-term machine shut-down in winter 
6.3 Machine shut-down for transport 
6.3.1 Machine shut-down for transport by low bed loader or rail wagon 
6.3.2 Machine shut-down for seagoing transport 
6.4 After transport 
7. Requirements for delivery and unloading 
7.1 Surrounding conditions 
7.2 Bearing capacity and soil condition 
7.3 Space requirements 
7.4 Waste disposal 
8. Assembly / Commissioning 
8.1 Assembly 
8.2 Machine Commissioning 
9. Operation 
9.1 Machine start-up 
9.2 Starting the Diesel engine 
9.3 Jump starting the Diesel engine 
9.4 Travel drive 
9.5 Steering 
9.6 Stopping and braking 
9.7 Parking the machine 
9.8 Vibration 
9.9 Chip spreader CS 750 (option) 
9.9.1 Adjusting the chip spreader 
9.9.2 Activating the chip spreader 
9.9.3 Increasing or reducing the flow rate 
9.9.4 Emptying the hopper 
9.9.5 Assembly 
9.9.6 Dismantling 
9.10 Offset drums 
9.11 Sprinkler system 
9.11.1 Drum sprinkler system 
9.11.2 Sprinkler system for the edge compactor / cutter 
9.11.3 Sprinkler system, auxiliary control mode 
9.12 Compaction speed, soft start and stop: 
9.13 Auxiliary control (travel drive and steering) 
9.14 Emergency STOP button 
9.15 Towing the Machine 
9.15.1 Releasing the parking brake 
9.15.2 Opening the bypass valves for the drive pump 
9.15.3 Dismantling the cover plate 
9.15.4 Towing the Machine 
9.15.5 Replacing the cover plate 
9.15.6 Closing the bypass valves on the drive pump 
9.15.7 Applying the brake 
9.16 Tilting the cab 
9.16.1 Tilting the cab 
9.16.2 Lowering the cab 
10. Trouble shooting 
10.1 Error messages 
10.1.1 Table of errors 
10.2 Errors without code number 
11. Maintenance 
11.1 Please note 
11.1.1 General 
11.1.2 Instructions for the hydraulic system 
11.2 Fuel, oils and lubricants 
11.2.1 List of fuel, oils and lubricants 
11.2.2 Engine oil 
11.2.3 Fuel 
11.2.4 Hydraulic oil 
11.2.5 Grease 
11.3 Running-in the machine 
11.4 Maintenance intervals 
11.5 Maintenance schedule 
11.5.1 Every 10 operating hours or 1 x per day 
11.5.2 Every 100 operating hours or 1 x per month 
11.5.3 Only perform in addition after the first 500 operating hours 
11.5.4 Every 500 operating hours or 1 x every six months 
11.5.5 Every 1000 operating hours or 1 x per year 
11.5.6 Every 2000 operating hours or 1 x every 2nd year 
11.6 Maintenance work 
11.6.1 Every 10 operating hours or 1 x per day 
11.6.2 Every 100 operating hours or 1 x per month 
11.6.3 Only perform in addition after the first 500 operating hours 
11.6.4 Every 500 operating hours or 1 x every six months 
11.6.5 Every 1000 operating hours or 1 x per year 
11.6.6 Every 2000 operating hours or 1 x every 2nd year 
11.7 Tools and wearing parts 
11.7.1 Maintenance chart (complete overview) 
12. Dismantling / disposal 
12.1 Dismantling 
12.2 Disposal 
13. Alphabetical index