Multiquip MVH-702DRSC manual Mvh-Rc

NPA-951 J

MVH-702DRSC — OPERATION AND SAFETY DECALS

Figure 1 displays the operation and safety decals as they appear on the compactor. Should any of these decals become damaged or unreadable, contact the Multiquip Parts Department for a replacement set.

CAUTION

1.Read owner’s instruction manual before operating or servicing this machine.

2.The machine consists of the engine located in front, and the aluminum hydraulic oil tank in rear. The operator should stand 7 feet (2m) away from to operate the machine. When operating the plate while standing in front of the machine please note that the travel controls will function in the opposite direction.

3.The remote control operation is restricted to a narrower area the further you are from the machine. The transmitter should be pointed more directly toward the machine.

4.In case for emergency such as the failure of the transmitter, pull Emergency Stop Lever located on the machine immediately and wait until the engine stops completely.

5.The remote control operation is not available in the following cases and the vibration stops automatically in operation.

The case A: Operator stands within approx. 3 feet (1m) distance, to operate machine.

The case B: Operator stands approx. 60 feet (10m) or father from the machine, to operate [approx. 40 feet (12m) far in the direct rays of the sun]. These distances may vary.

The Case C: Operator stops sending control signals for more than one second.

6.In the case that several machines are operating in the same area, each machine should be transmitting on a different infra-red channel.

7.A flashing light of the transmitter blinks during normal operation. A voltage drop of the transmitter battery will cause the flashing light to alternate between on and off.

8.Hang-up the transmitter away from the machine for safety sake.

9.In operation with remote cable, do not pull out the cable strongly or run over it with the machine.

10.Keep the transmitter away from the machine for safety sake.

11.To avoid excessive dust contamination of air cleaner, water may be used for dust control in high dust areas.

12.To finish operation, be sure to switch off the main switch on receiver and press the emergency stop button on transmitter.

13.When storing outside, keep the machine covered from the rain and always keep the transmitter indoors.

NPA-919 J

P/N: 920109780

OPERATIONAL CAUTION

1.Starting engine by electric starter

a.Ensure that the start switch is set at Cell-Start position and move main switch to “ON” position.

b.Do not run starter longer than 10 seconds to avoid overheating.

c.Warmup the engine without load for 3 to 5 minutes.

2.Manually starting engine

a.Ensure that the start switch is set at Crank-Start position, and move main switch to “ON” position.

b.Warm up the engine without load for 3 to 5 minutes.

3.To stop engine

a.Move stop switch to “OFF” position after running at idle for 3 to 5 minutes. B. If engine does not stop properly, push the throttle lever next to the oil filter until it comes to a completely stop, which takes approximately 15 seconds.

c.After operation is completed, move both control switches of machine and controller to the “OFF” position

MONITOR LAMP LIST

No.	Contents	No.	Contents
1	LEFT FORWARD	7	STOP
2	LEFT BACK	8	RECEPTION
3	RIGHT FORWARD	9	CHARGE
4	RIGHT BACK	10	OIL PRESSURE
5	START	11	OVERHEAT
6	VIBRATION	12	SWITCH OFF

NPA-903 J

P/N: 920109710

C A U T I O N

NR. (RECIEVING FAILURE LIGHT)

The remote control operation is restricted to a narrower area the further you are from the machine. If the operative signals do not reach the plate properly, RECEIVING FAILURE LIGHT is immediately on and will stop the plate vibration automatically (the engine will continue running)

OP. (OIL PRESSURE (ENGINE) FAILURE LIGHT)

If the engine oil is low or the hydraulic oil pump is out of order, OIL PRESSURE FAILURE LIGHT is on and will stop the engine automatically

RE.(REGULATOR FAILURE LIGHT)

Tif the alternator and regulator in engine are out of order, REGULATOR FAILURE LIGHT is on, but the machine is operative. Be sure to check them after operation

OH.(E/G OVERHEAT LIGHT)

If the engine is continuously overloaded or if the air element is plugged due to excessive dust, the machine E/G OVERHEAT LIGHT will light to notify of an engine overheat. To correct, run the machine without vibration about 5 minutes or stop the engine for cleaning air element. If this is not done the machine will stop vibration automatically a n d c o n t i n u e t o r u n w i t h o u t v i b r a t i o n f o r c o o l i n g t h e e n g i n e . The vibrator will not start again until the engine temperature reaches and acceptable level.

P/N:920109790

OPERATIONAL CAUTION

1.Operating multiple machines on a jobsite

Each machine has a remote control channel setting, both in the plate and in the transmitter. To assure proper operation the channel numbers must match between the machine and the transmitter. When using more than one machine at the same jobsite, each machine and accompanying transmitter must be set a t a different channel number than the other machines but each machine should still match its transmitter.

2.Air Filter service

a.If air cleaner element is clogged, the over-heat lamp will come on.

b.Clean up or replace the cleaner element immediately. Otherwise, machine vibration will stop automatically and will not start its vibration again until the engine has enough time to cool down.

SIGNAL			BATTERY
			CHARGE
CHANNEL	NPA-908	K
			INLET

NPA-907 K

P/N: 920109720

MVH-RC

NPA-908 K

P/N: 920209080

	HYDRAULIC
DIESEL	OIL ONLY
	NPA-928 J
	P/N: 920109810
FUEL
	OPEN
ONLY
NPA-927 J
	NPA-922 J
P/N: 920102710	P/N: 920209310

MAIN SWITCH

NPA-904 J

P/N: 920109750

	VIBRATION	NP	-3	J
SIGNAL BATTERY CHARGE	SWITCH
		A	33

ON

	OFF	P/N: 920203330
	MAIN SWITCH
	EMERGENCY STOP
	ENGINE
	SWITCH		SAE 10W-40
ON
OFF	START STOP		Motor Oil
			NPA-748 J

MVH-906

P/N: 920209230

P/N: 920109730

OH RE OPNPA-925 J NR

P/N: 920209250

Figure 1b. Operation and Safety Decals

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