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Case MW24C Wheel Loader Service Manual Workshop Guide
Case MW24C Wheel Loader Service Manual Workshop Guide
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Manual Included:
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Service Manual:
1238 pages
Specifications:
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Brand:
Case
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Model:
MW24C
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Type:
Loader
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Manuals:
Service Manual
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Publication Numbers:
TM5-3805-262-20 (Sep 1987)
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Language:
English
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Format:
PDF
Description
Table of Contents
Introduction
Mw24c Loader Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Engine, Fuel, Exhaust And Cooling Maintenance
Electrical System
Power Train
Brake System
Wheel And Steering
Frame And Towing Attachments And Body And Cab
Accessory Item And Data Plates
Hydraulics System
Signaling Devices And Loader Bucket
Manual Extract: HYDRAULIC SYSTEM OIL TOO HOT
Step 1. (Cont).
a. If operator is not moving control levers completely into power position, instruct him to do so.
b. If operator is moving control levers completely into power position, go to step 2 below.
Step 2. Check hydraulic oil for contamination.
Take a sample of hydraulic oil and check if it is dark and thick, has an odor of burned oil, particles of metal or dirt in oil, or appears that water is in oil.
If any of the above is seen, oil is contaminated.
a. If oil is contaminated, drain hydraulic system and clean strainer (page 11-79), and replace oil filters (pages 8-40 and 11-82).
b. If oil is not contaminated, notify next higher maintenance level (additional checks must be performed).
SUPPLIED AS DOWNLOADABLE LINK
Manual Included:
•
Service Manual:
1238 pages
Specifications:
•
Brand:
Case
•
Model:
MW24C
•
Type:
Loader
•
Manuals:
Service Manual
•
Publication Numbers:
TM5-3805-262-20 (Sep 1987)
•
Language:
English
•
Format:
Description
Table of Contents
Introduction
Mw24c Loader Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Engine, Fuel, Exhaust And Cooling Maintenance
Electrical System
Power Train
Brake System
Wheel And Steering
Frame And Towing Attachments And Body And Cab
Accessory Item And Data Plates
Hydraulics System
Signaling Devices And Loader Bucket
Manual Extract: HYDRAULIC SYSTEM OIL TOO HOT
Step 1. (Cont).
a. If operator is not moving control levers completely into power position, instruct him to do so.
b. If operator is moving control levers completely into power position, go to step 2 below.
Step 2. Check hydraulic oil for contamination.
Take a sample of hydraulic oil and check if it is dark and thick, has an odor of burned oil, particles of metal or dirt in oil, or appears that water is in oil.
If any of the above is seen, oil is contaminated.
a. If oil is contaminated, drain hydraulic system and clean strainer (page 11-79), and replace oil filters (pages 8-40 and 11-82).
b. If oil is not contaminated, notify next higher maintenance level (additional checks must be performed).
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