Case 21D, 221D Wheel Loader Operator's Manual
220 pages · Publication 6-34101na
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From the manual's own table of contents: 259 topics. See sample pages (PDF, 304 KB)
- After-Sales-Service
- Warnings and symbols
- Designated use
- Organizational measures
- Selection and qualification of personnel
- Standard operation
- MAINTENANCE, SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- Electric energy
- Gas, dust, steam and smoke
- Hydraulic and pneumatic equipment
- Noise
- Oil, grease and other chemical substances
- TRANSPORTING AND TOWING - RECOMMISSIONING
- OPERATION - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- Layout of the machine
- Basic unit
- Chassis
- Drive unit
- Axles
- Brakes
- Hydraulic system
- Electrical system
- Working equipment
- TECHNICAL DATA
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- 21D Wheel Loader
- 221D Wheel Loader
- Outside the machine
- Inside the machine
- Vertical vibration level at the operator’s seat
- Vibration level at hands and arms
- Center of gravity position during transport
- Rated load at stability limit
- Machine number
- Engine number
- Axle number
- Travel pump number
- Travel motor number
- Attachments
- Entering and leaving the machine - Safety instructions
- Opening the door
- Closing the door
- Slide-down window
- Emergency exit
- Documentation
- Cab interior lighting
- Roller blind
- Adjusting the weight-oriented suspension
- Weight adjustment
- Height adjustment
- Fore-and-aft adjustment
- Backrest adjustment
- Adjusting the right armrest
- WARNING, MONITORING AND CONTROL ELEMENTS
- Driver’s compartment, overall layout
- Warning and control lamps
- Switches and pushbuttons
- PUTTING THE MACHINE INTO OPERATION
- Refueling - Safety instructions
- Refueling
- Battery main switch
- Immobilizer
- Starting and stopping the engine
- Starting
- Engine does not start
- Stopping the engine
- Ventilation
- Heating
- Horn, turn signal, main beam and windscreen wiper / -washer
- Lighting
- Rear screen wiper / washer
- Cigarette lighter / Socket outlet
- DRIVING
- Driving - Safety instructions
- Steering column - Safety instructions
- Adjusting the steering column
- Seat belt - Safety instructions
- Control lever - Traveling / Working
- Warming up the machine
- Engine
- Steering and working hydraulics
- Front and rear axle
- Braking and stopping
- Start
- Travel direction and gears
- Activating fast speed
- Disengaging fast speed
- Hydraulic oil temperature
- Engine oil pressure
- Alternator
- Air filter
- Coolant temperature
- Braking pressure
- Driving on public highways
- Recovery and towing, safety instructions
- Towing lug
- Towing
- Transport - Important information
- Loading by crane
- Locking the articulated joint
- Working operation - Safety instructions
- Driving on the public highway
- Highway transfer
- STANDARD EQUIPMENT
- Floating position of the bucket equipment
- Combined functions
- Control lever - 3rd/4th function
- Quick-coupler
- Control lever locking
- Locking the control levers
- Unlocking the control levers
- Bottom-dump bucket
- Sweeper
- Securing the machine
- Cleaning and refueling of machine
- Carry out visual inspection
- Wheel chock
- Assembling working equipment - safety instructions
- Attaching the bucket
- Checking the bucket locking
- Detaching the bucket
- Attaching the four-in-one bucket
- Detaching the four-in-one bucket (bottom-dump bucket)
- Attaching the equipment carrier
- Removing the Carriage
- Lifting forks
- Working with lifting forks
- Picking up loads
- Transporting loads
- Setting down loads
- Floodlamps, front
- Floodlamps, rear
- Rotating beacon
- Acoustic reversing signal (Back-up alarm)
- Without shut-off possibility
- INSPECTION AND SERVICING - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- Opening the engine hood
- Draining hose for oil changes
- Hourmeter
- Intervals
- Change of engine oil
- Oil / Grease
- Cleaning jobs
- Servicing material
- Plan V - once prior to initial commissioning
- Plan N - After initial commissioning
- Plan T - Every 10 HOURS or each working shift
- Plan W - Every 50 HOURS or weekly
- Plan B - after every 500 HOURS
- Plan C - after every 1000 HOURS
- Plan D - after every 3000 HOURS
- Lubricating chart - grease
- Articulations and hinges
- Oil inspection plan
- Refilling quantities - Oil
- Refilling quantities - Other
- LUBRICANTS
- Oils for internal combustion engines
- Oils for hydraulic system, mineral
- Oils for axles and gearboxes (selection)
- Greases for bearing points and articulations
- Safety instructions for inspection and servicing
- Checking the engine oil level / Adding up oil
- Changing the engine oil
- Replacing the engine oil filter
- Crankcase ventilation
- Valve clearance
- Checking the cooling liquid level
- Changing the cooling liquid
- Dust-discharge valve
- Removing, checking and cleaning the main filter element
- Cleaning the main filter element
- Checking / replacing safety filter
- Checking air-intake lines
- Fuel filter
- Water pre-separator
- Draining off water
- Cleaning the water pre-separator
- Cleaning the fuel tank
- Injection nozzles
- Safety instructions
- Alternator, instructions
- Battery - checking the fluid level
- Battery - checking the charge
- Removing and installing the battery
- Checking the hydraulic oil level
- Return-flow filter
- Replacing the filter
- Breather filter
- Changing the hydraulic oil
- Filling the hydraulic reservoir with oil
- Working hydraulic system
- Steering hydraulic system
- OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
- Environmentally compatible hydraulic fluid, operating instructions
- Environmentally compatible hydraulic fluid, conversion
- Environmentally compatible hydraulic fluid, sampling
- Oils for hydraulic system, synthetic (biodegradability)
- Front axle
- Rear axle
- Transfer gearbox
- Planetary gears
- Working on brakes, safety instructions
- Parking brake
- Reducing braking pressure
- Checking the brake disks
- Bleeding
- Tires and wheels - Safety instructions
- Tire pressure - Safety instructions
- Checking tire pressure - Reinflating the tires
- Tire pressure
- Changing a wheel
- Fastening of wheels
- Tire tread direction
- LUBRICATING THE GREASING POINTS
- Filter
- Engine conservation
- Battery storage
- Removal of engine conserving agents
- REPAIR WORK - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- Replacing V-belts
- Replacing alternator / coolant pump V-belts
- Assisted starting (jump-starting)
- Prior to assisted starting
- Connecting the jumper cables
- Starting the engines
- Fuses
- Replacing fuses
- Replacing bulbs
- Headlamp
- Turn signal lamp
- Tail/brake signal lamp
- Cab interior lamp
- Floodlamp
- Replacing the lamp
- Welding operations - safety instructions
- Replacing hydraulic hoses - Safety instructions
- Lifting cylinder - installation
- Checking the braking pressure
- Replacing the brake disks
- Checking the accumulator pressure
- Checking the preloading pressure
- ACCUMULATORS
- Bucket
- Replacing teeth
- Bucket limit stops
- Upper dumping position
- Rearward tilt position
- Checking of forks
- TROUBLESHOOTING
- Instructions on troubleshooting
- Fault
- Cause
- Remedial acxion
- Chapter reference
- Engine start / stop
- Steering system
- Transmission
- Brake system
- ABBREVIATIONS
Inside this manual
Real pages from this operator's manual (220 pages). Open the sample pages (PDF, 303 KB)
- Specifications, page 44: Dimensions 221D
- Controls and operation, page 83: Control lever - Traveling / Working
- Maintenance, page 134: Plan B - after every 500 HOURS
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Factory manual for in-house farm and construction shop use. Straightforward, complete, and easy to follow. It contains the OEM information dealership service departments and parts counters use to diagnose problems, identify components, and perform maintenance or repairs correctly.
Service shops and owner/operators who repair their own equipment
Identifying correct parts and seeing how assemblies come apart and go back together
Keeping equipment running with less downtime
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