New Holland F106.6 F106.6A F156.6 F156.6A GRADER Tier III Grader Operator's Manual 84282291 - PDF

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS F106.6 / F106.6A / F156.6 / F156.6A Air conditioner – Checking / retensioning the compressor belt

Risk of injury from rotating or hot parts of the engine. Shut off the engine before opening the engine compartment.

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• Depress the belt in the middle between the pulleys with your thumb. If the tension is correct, the belt can be depressed by approx. 10 mm. If the tension of the belt deviates from this value, the belt must be retensioned or slackened. To do so:

The compressor can also be hot after operation. Allow the compressor to cool down before working on it.

• loosen the tensioning screw (13, Fig. 1) and tension belt as described above;

Read and observe: "Safety instructions for checking and servicing works".

• check all retaining screws and retighten to the correct torque.

• tighten the tensioning screw;

Incorrect tension of the V-belt affects the performance of the compressor and can moreover cause damage to the belt and / or the compressor. The compressor (11, Fig. 1) is flange-mounted on the engine block. The tension of the V-belt can be checked on the left-hand side of the engine. • Open the engine compartment. • Check whether the retaining screws holding the compressor on the supporting bracket and those holding the supporting bracket on the engine block are properly tightened and retighten, if necessary. • Check the V-belt and replace if damaged.

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Fault table – Working attachments

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pages 297-298

SN EN 590 class 0, January 2000

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pages 299-306

Fault table - Travelling gearbox (manual transmission

1min
page 295

Fault table - Brake system

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page 294

Fault table - Steering system

1min
page 293

Protection of electronic modules during welding operations

2min
pages 287-290

Floodlamp (7, Fig. 1

1min
page 282

Rotary beacon (option

1min
page 284

Checking / replacing the fuses

1min
pages 272-273

Number plate lamp (5, Fig. 1

1min
page 281

Assisted starting (with jumper cables

2min
pages 270-271

Air conditioner fault tables

3min
pages 261-264

Air conditioner – Checking / retensioning the compressor belt

1min
page 260

Location of components inside the machine

1min
page 259

Powershift transmission - changing the oil

1min
page 238

Service brake

1min
page 244

Rear axle – Checking the chain tension

1min
page 241

A front-wheel drive- changing the oil filter

1min
page 236

Changing a wheel

2min
pages 252-253

Battery storage

1min
page 228

Recharging the battery after removal from the machine

1min
page 227

Replacing the battery

1min
page 226

Warnings

1min
page 223

Cleaning the fuel tank

1min
page 220

Removing and installing the batteries

1min
page 224

Fuel tank, draining off water and deposits

1min
page 219

Bleeding the fuel system

2min
pages 221-222

Fuel prefilter water separator

1min
page 218

Fuel system, safety instructions

2min
pages 216-217

Main filter element

1min
pages 213-214

Dust removal valve

1min
page 212

Checking the coolant level

1min
page 211

Alternator/water pump drive belt

1min
pages 209-210

Engine hood

1min
page 205

Changing the engine oil

1min
page 207

Clutch-codes

5min
pages 166-169

Transmission fault codes

3min
pages 163-165

Vehiclefault Codes

20min
pages 151-162

Adjustment of driver's seat, safety instructions

1min
page 134

Service/Select menu

1min
page 140

Combination menu

2min
pages 145-148

Environmentally compatible hydraulic fluid, sampling

1min
page 133

Retaining belt

1min
page 139

Rear ripper (option

1min
pages 127-128

Blade ripper (option

1min
page 129

Front blade (option

1min
page 126

Securing the machine

1min
page 124

After daily use

1min
page 122

Readjusting the swivel arm

1min
page 118

Wheel rake

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page 119

Transport – Important instructions

1min
page 111

Brake-pressure-dependent transmission cutout (optional

1min
page 109

Setting off

1min
page 106

All-wheel drive

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pages 97-99

Floodlamps

1min
pages 90-91

Control elements in front

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pages 51-59

Main screen

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pages 45-47

Warning of special dangers

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page 31

Engine speed adjustment

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Run-in period

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page 70

operation, disposal of parts and consumables

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Warnings and symbols

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Warranty

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