HANDOVER GUIDE

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THE MAIN STAGES IN THE HANDOVER PROCESS

THE LEFT SIDE

THE REAR

We suggest that you perform handover in 5 stages. Of course, depending on the time available, the profile of your customer and the finish of the machine, this handover may be adapted.

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From the decal on the door, explain the model name,then present :

� The hydraulic oil tank � The oil tank � The cut-off battery � The replacement battery � The windscreen washer tank � The brake fluid tank � The fuel trap � The access to the hydraulic oil tank with

the screw � System to avoid confusion with the diesel � The 4 greasing screws located behind

the wheel

Show: � The ground clearance and the whellbase � The retractable rear lights � The trailer connection* � The directional steering ram inside and

above the Axle � The safety sheath (to lock the lifting ram) � The rear mirror � The location of the air-conditioning radiator

under the roof cap* � The assistance pump* � Rear axle hydraulic locking (MT 1135 HA-MT1335 HA) � Air-conditioning*

THE RIGHT SIDEShow the principle of opening the engine hoods.And show the various components accessible:

� The oil engine level � The oil filter � The cooling liquid level

*According to the option

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THE CAB5Show:

� Fuse box � Regeneration switch � The cab filtration � The steering column adjustment � The seat (different, depending on option) � Radio car* � The electric window � Heating / Air-conditioning* � The emergency-stop button � The JSM® � The dashboard � Platform use switch � The movement cut-off

THE FRONT

THE RIGHT SIDEShow:

� The stabilizers (only MT 1135 and MT 1335)

� The 3 rear-view mirrors (road standard) � The solidity of the structure with the

moulded head � The locking carriage for attachments

(Hydraulic locking*) � The attachments (if needed) � Frame leveling ram � Frame leveling indicator

� The separating prefilter air + the fuel filter � Air filter � The engine oil filler

*According to the option

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Before performing handover, remember to:

� PrePare the machine - cleanliness, - check fuel level, - check overload, etc.

� CHeCK all documents to be given to the customer: Instruction Manual, maintenance book, etc.

CAUTION

According tothe models,

the handover of the machine must

be different

Worth knowing

CAB

JSM®

The JSM® (Joystick Switch and Move) lets you control, in complete safety and without fatigue, all your movements with a SINGLe HaND:

Towards the front: lower the boom

Towards the rear: raise the boom

Left: dip the bucket

Right: empty the contents of the bucket

Telescoping: exit or re-entry

Hydraulic attachment line

Red FNR (Front Neutral Reverse) button: reverser

FOCUS

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Emergency Stop

Self levelling

JSM®

Gear lever

Steering mode lever

Stabilisers

Dashboard

Heating / air-conditioning*

Radio car

*According to the option

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DASHBOARD

The DaSHBOarD gives you, via its DIGITaL INFOrMaTION SCreeN, the maintenance perio-dicity, the gear engaged, the travel speed, the boom angle, the consumption and all information necessary for the operator.

*According to the option

mt 835/1135/1335Use

the Instruction Manual“

”Digital

access lock indicator

Forward neutral/reverse indicator

Load moment indicator

Fuel level

Oil levelWheel alignment indicator

Light indicator

Digital indicator: speed, hour meter, gearbox

Lightindicator

Rpm

Bucket mode MT 835

Attachment forcedoperation

Rear fog light

Working light

Inching mode*

Menu Goback

Rotating beacon

Menu validation

Test mode LMI

Hazard warning lights

Lock JSM® or tilting of carriage

Parking brake

Boom suspension

Suspended load mode

ECS*

The double green band indicates thatthese buttons give access to the menu.

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SEMI-AUTOMATIC WHEEL REALIGNMENT*3 steering modes

� 4 STeerING WHeeLS for short radius on narrow places

� 2 FrONT STeerING WHeeLS to ensure safety on the road

� CraB-STeerING for sideways approaches and difficult clearance

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*According to the option

REGENERATIONThe particle filter must be regularly cleared of soot so that it does not clog and its correct functioning is not hindered.

PASSIVE REGENERATION

If passive regeneration cannot be envisaged for reasons of temperature, load or speed, active regeneration should be used to eliminate the soot particles.

- Automatic operation

- Increase in engine speed

- The operator can continue to work

This natural cleaning process occurs under engine’s normal functioning condition.

The engine independently controls the cleaning. The operator can continue to work.

ACTIVE REGENERATION

98% of cases

Activation of stationary regeneration.

Deactivation of active regeneration, actioned by the operator if he/she does not want an increase in temperature.

STATIONARYREGENERATION

Operation triggered by the operator, upon request from the machine (help screen displayed).

Procedure to be complied with (see Instruction Manual).

Duration of the operation: ~ 50 min

2% of cases

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INCHING FUNCTION*This function plays a role of a «CLUTCH». Independently of the engine speed, INCHING lets you manage forward movement and the attachment with precision.

The approach is performed precisely and functioning is simple

� Forward speed to be managed with the brake pedal.

� Green indicator if the function is activated on the dashboard.

ACCESS PLATFORM USE

FUNCTIONS LIST

aCCeSS PLaTFOrM SeT UP

All functions except: � Tilting � Self leveling � Stabilizers

Locking bar fitted through the carriage

Machineleveled

Switch in cab

Control box plugged

Parking Brake engaged

Stabilizers lowered and on pressure

*According to the option

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HANDOVER GUIDE

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Key points for dynamic handoverDuring DYNaMIC HaNDOVer, address:

� the visibility, � the functioning of the 4 steerable wheels, � the changing attachments, � the engine, � the hydraulic movements (JSM®…). �

Maintenance � Present the regular maintenance according to the recommendations of the instruction notice.

VaLIDaTe the maintenance contract with the customer and, if necessary, mention the warranty extension and the various maintenance contracts proposed.

SecurityPresent the SaFeTY rULeS given in the instruction notice.eMPHazISe:

� the use of MANITOU parts and attachments, � the risks incurred if the instructions are not complied with, � the load chart.

For more informationTechnical instruction sheets on www.manitou.com

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