dingo 222 manual

The dingo 222 is a compact utility vehicle designed for various industrial and agricultural applications. Below are key sections for safety, features, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Features at a Glance

Key components: Compact chassis, hydraulic system, operator controls, attachment interface, safety features.

Feature	Description
Engine Type	Diesel engine with electric start
Hydraulic System	High-pressure hydraulic system for attachments
Operator Controls	Joystick controls for precise operation
Attachment Interface	Quick-connect system for various tools
Safety Features	ROPS, seat belt, emergency stop
Transmission	Hydrostatic transmission with variable speed
Lift Capacity	Up to 500kg lifting capacity
Turning Radius	Compact turning for tight spaces
Fuel Capacity	15-liter diesel tank
Operating Weight	Approximately 800kg

Installation

Unpack and inspect contents. Prepare operating area.

1. Check all components: Verify all parts are present and undamaged.
2. Prepare site: Ensure level, stable ground for operation.
3. Assemble attachments: Follow specific attachment instructions.
4. Fuel and fluids: Add diesel, check hydraulic fluid levels.

WARNING! Machine is heavy; use proper lifting equipment. Ensure all connections are secure before operation.

First-Time Setup

Prepare machine for initial operation.

1. Pre-operation inspection: Check fluids, tires, attachments.
2. Battery connection: Connect battery terminals securely.
3. Fuel system: Prime fuel system if required.
4. Control familiarization: Review all control functions.
5. Test operation: Perform basic function tests in safe area.

CAUTION! Complete all safety checks before first use. Wear appropriate PPE.

Specifications

• Model: dingo 222
• Engine: Diesel, air-cooled
• Power Output: 18.5 kW (25 hp)
• Hydraulic Flow: 22 L/min at 150 bar
• Operating Capacity: 500 kg
• Travel Speed: 0-8 km/h variable
• Dimensions: 2000mm L x 1200mm W x 1800mm H
• Fuel Type: Diesel
• Noise Level: <85 dB(A)

Controls and Settings

Operator station includes all necessary controls for safe and efficient operation.

Main Controls: Ignition key, hydraulic controls, direction lever, throttle, attachment controls.

Hydraulic Settings: Flow control, pressure settings, attachment speed. Safety: Emergency stop, seat sensor, parking brake. Operational: Speed control, steering sensitivity, attachment limits.

Connecting Devices

Attachment connection procedures and accessory interfaces.

1. Park machine on level ground with parking brake engaged.
2. Align attachment with quick-connect interface.
3. Connect hydraulic lines (if applicable).
4. Secure locking mechanisms.
5. Test attachment function at low speed.

Tip: Always disconnect hydraulic pressure before connecting/disconnecting attachments.

Operation Procedures

Standard operating procedures for various applications.

1. Startup: Perform pre-start checklist, start engine.
2. Warm-up: Allow engine to reach operating temperature.
3. Operation: Use controls smoothly, maintain safe speeds.
4. Attachment use: Follow specific attachment procedures.
5. Shutdown: Park safely, lower attachments, turn off engine.
6. Transport: Secure machine for transport if required.
7. Storage: Clean machine, store in dry location.

WARNING! Never operate without proper training. Keep hands and feet clear of moving parts.

Accessibility Features

Safety interlocks: Seat sensor prevents operation without operator. ROPS: Roll-over protection system. Emergency stop: Immediate shutdown capability. Warning systems: Audible and visual alerts for critical functions.

Care & Cleaning

Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and longevity.

Daily: Clean exterior, check fluid levels, inspect for damage. Weekly: Lubricate moving parts, check tire pressure. Monthly: Change filters, inspect hydraulic system.

CAUTION! Always disconnect battery before performing maintenance. Use only recommended fluids and parts.

Regulatory Information

Complies with relevant machinery safety standards. CE marked for European market. Meets emission standards for diesel engines. For technical support, contact manufacturer or authorized dealer. Keep this manual with the machine at all times.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
Engine won't start	Battery/fuel issues	Check battery charge, fuel level, and connections
Poor performance	Filter/fluid issues	Check and replace air/fuel filters as needed
Hydraulic problems	Fluid level/contamination	Check fluid level and condition, inspect for leaks
Overheating	Cooling system issues	Clean cooling fins, check coolant levels
Electrical issues	Wiring/connections	Inspect wiring harness and connections

Reset: Turn ignition off and restart if electronic issues occur.

Service: Contact authorized service center for major repairs.