Paver Machine Manual

Instruction Manual
Optimas Paver Laying Machine H88

Contents
Chapter 1 Page 3 – 8
Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.
Machine - number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.1.
Motor data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.2.
Tires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.3.
Capacities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.4.
Alternative hydraulic oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.5.
Machine dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.6.
Turning radius. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.7.
Boom dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.8.
Maximum angle of inclination . . . . . . . . . . . 1.9.
Operation of H88 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.
Starting the engine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.1.
Charging indicator light / cycle counter / hour counter . . . . . 2.2.
Hydraulic brake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.3.
Safely parking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.4.
Setting the first boom section . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.5.
Transport H88 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.
Transport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.1.
Transport of machine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.2.
Attachment of the transport hook and lift the machine
with a crane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.3.
Minimum loading space size . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.4.
Names and functions in the cabin . . . . . . . . . 4.

Instrument panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.1.
Opening the bonnet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.2.
Steering column and pedals . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.3.
Heating controller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.4.
Paving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.
Operating the joystick . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.1.
Work cycle (without shifting the layer) with semi-automatic . . . 5.2.
Work cycle (with shifting the layer) . . . . . . . . . . 5.3.
Work cycle with "Automatic". . . . . . . . . . . . 5.4.
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Contents
Chapter 6 Site 18 – 20
Names and functions in the engine room . . . . . . . 6.

Fuse box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.1.
Hydraulic oil check and fill fuel tank . . . . . . . . . 6.2.
Air filter and cooling water tank . . . . . . . . . . 6.3.
Closing / opening of the 2nd stage . . . . . . . . . . 6.4.
Valve adjustment for forward and reverse . . . . . . . . 6.5.
Chapter 7 Site 21
Setting the timing relay . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.

Setting the timing relay in switch box . . . . . . . . . 7.1.
Setting the timing relay . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.2.
Service / maintenance of the machine . . . . . . . . 8.

Daily service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.1.
Inspection after 50 hours . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.2.
Chapter 9 Site 25 - 26
Accessories / Options . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.
Tool Bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.1.
Counterweights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.2.
Mounting paver joint filler and/or broom. . . . . . . . . 9.3.
Attachments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.4.
Chapter 10 Site 27
Optional equipment for H88 . . . . . . . . . . . 10.

Optional equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.1.
Operator controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.2.
Hydraulic circuit diagram. . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.1.
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Manual Optimas
Laying Machine H88
1. Technical data
1.1. Machine - Number
Engine type and serial number

Type: _______________________
Serial Nr.: ___________________
Hydraulic pump type and serial number

Type: _______________________
Serial Nr.: ___________________
Engine type and serial number

Type: _______________________
Serial Nr.: ___________________
Technical data
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1.2. Motor data
Manufacturer: Lombardini, Italy

Model: LDW 1404 / 4 – cycle, water-cooled
Fuel: Diesel
Output: 25 KW / 34 PS
Displacement : 1372 cm³
1.3. Tires
Standard tires: 20,5 x 8 x R10

Tire pressure: 4,0 bar
Wide tires: 20,5 x 10 x R10

Tire pressure: 3,0 bar
1.4. Filling quantities
Fuel tank: 45 Liter Diesel

Hydraulic oil: Fluid ATF 22 / Dextron II
Hydraulic tank: 46 Ltr.
Motor oil: 3,2 Liter 15W40
Electrical system: 12 V
1.5. Alternative hydraulic oil
ARAL: - SGF
BP: - BP Automatik Transmission Fluid
Chevron: - Automatik Transmission Fluid A
Esso: - ATF Type A
Shell: - Donax TM
DEA: - Fluid 684 N (ATF)
Technical data
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1.6. Machine dimensions
Height: 2,04 m
Height without boom cover : 1,97 m
Width: 1,35 m
Width with wide tires: 1,46 m
Length: 3,90 m (with clamp 4,00 m)
Total weight: 1.300 kg
Total weight with clamp: 1.475 kg
Max. boom lifting capacity: 700 kg (with clamp)
1.7. Turning radius
Inner turning radius: 750 mm
Outer turning radius: 1800 mm
Inner turning radius
Outer turning radius
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Technical data
1.8 Boom Dimensions
Boom fully retracted
204 cm
105 cm
Boom-top extended
242 cm
approx. 97 cm
Boom fully extended
393 cm
approx. 254 cm
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Technical data
1.9. Maximum angle of gradient and inclination
Observe the max. angle of slope!
a) Driving up: max. gradient of 35%

b) Driving down: max. slope 31%
c) Driving sideways across a slope: max. slope 31%
Drive with caution!
Safety instructions at work on inclinations
• Keep you right foot on the foot pedal when working on slopes.
• Steer with caution.
a) 35% maximum gradient c) 31% maximum slope when

when driving up driving sideways across a slope
b) 31% maximum slope

when descending
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2. Operation of H88
2.1. Starting the engine
• The speed control lever (throttle) set on middle speed.

• Turn the key in “preheat” position and observe the indicator light.
• Once the light switches off, start the engine.
• During normal operation adjust the speed control lever (throttle) to highest position.
2.2. Charging indicator light / cycle counter / hour counter
Reset button for Reset button for

resettable cycle resettable
counter hour counter
After starting the Cycle counter (above) / hour counter (above) /

engine raise throttle resettable cycle counter resettable hour counter
until the charging (below) (below)
light switches off
2.3. Hydraulic brake
When switching off the engine, hydraulic brake is automatically activated.
- With a switch (see page 15, paragraph 4.3.) on the steering column, hydraulic
brake can also be activated, when engine is working.
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Operation of H88
2.4. Safely parking H88
Note: leave the machine only when hydraulic brake is activated!
• Always park machine on a levelled surface.

• Lower the boom always completely.
• Activate hydraulic brake.
• Ignition key to "OFF" position and remove.
2.5. Setting the first boom section
The first boom section shall be set at construction sites, where headroom is limited,
such as garages and roof overhangs. For this purpose, set the stop valve to the left of
the driver's seat, to the top position.
The lifting cylinder (2) can be fixed in any position, so that only
the second boom section (3) and the tip of the boom (1), can be moved up and down.
Recommendation:
Remove the boom cover to
have a clear view upwards.
3
The lever for opening and closing the 1st section

is located to the left of the seat.
- down position, 1st section activated
- up position, 1st section deactivated
(e.g. installation in underground car parks)
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3. Transport H88
3.1. Transport
• Secure the machine with tension belts or chains to the trailer (pic 1+2)
• Lower the boom fully and secure the clamp with belts.
• Activate hydraulic brake.
• Close and lock cabin doors and engine hood.
• Add the transport security device (pic. 3).
Pic. 1 – front loading eye Pic. 2 – rear loading eye
Pic. 3 - transport securing

device
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Transport H88
3.2. Transporting the machine
• Choose a level and solid surface for loading and unloading.

• Drive on the loading ramp at low speed but at the highest rpm setting.
3.3. Fasten the transport hook and lift the machine with a crane
Using the transport hook, the machine can also be lifted with a crane.
The transport hook is fastened to the boom. (see the figure)
The hook is mounted at a

distance of 550 mm
from the outermost edge
of the boom.
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Transport H88
Attention:
• Lift the machine only empty.
• Use only appropriate, approved lifting aids.
The lifting of the machine as follows:
• Cabin doors and engine compartment must be locked.

• Retract the boom fully.
• Mount the transportation securing device.
• Secure the lifting cylinder with chains. First raise the machine slightly off the ground
and then make sure that the machine is hanging levelled in the cables.
Attention: Block the boom with chains before loading. (see pictures)
Fasten the chain to the middle Fasten the ends of the chain to the
of the tip of the boom. left and right sides of the chassis.
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Transport H88
3.4 Minimum loading space
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4. Designations and functions in the cabin
4.1. Operating panel
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.
1. CE – Certificate label
2. Radio
3. Cooling water warning light / air filter warning light
4. Charging indicator light / Engine oil warning light
5. Cycle counter above / resettable cycle counter below (optional)
6. Fuel gauge
7. Hour counter above / resettable hour counter below (optional)
8. Broom operation (optional)
Caution: The clamp hydraulic is disabled when broom operation is activated.
9. Heater fan (optional)

10. Warning light (optional)
11. Light switch (optional)
12. Automatic switch (optional) (see also page 17/5.4 )
13. Switch for permanent flow of hydraulic oil - e.g. for vacuum device
14. Shifting “help” (see also page 17/5.3)
15. Semi-automatic - enabled / disabled dual function gripping and
side pressing (see also page 16/5.2)
16. Heated side mirrors (optional)
17. Speaker (optional)
4.2. Opening engine hood
The lever to open The 3rd hydraulic

the hood is circle is at the
located in the lower front panel of the
right corner of the machine (broom
cabin. operation).
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Designations and functions in the cabin
4.3. Steering column and pedals
• The steering wheel (1) and the steering column (2) are adjustable. Release the handle
(3) at the right side. Adjust the steering wheel and steering column to any position.
Afterwards, tighten the handle again.
• The angle of the left pedal (6) (raise/lower the boom) and the right pedal (5)
(drive forwards/reverse) can be adjusted individually by turning the screw (4).
• The switches for the

parking brake (7) are located
over the steering column.
1) Steering
2) Steering Column
3) Control to adjust
4) Screw the pedal
adjustment
5) The right pedal
6) The left pedal
7) Hydraulic brake
8) Ignition lock
9) Charging indicator
light / fault indicator
4.4. Heating controller
- The heating control is located to the left of the driver's seat.
- By turning to the left or right, the temperature can be regulated

easily in the cab.
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5. Paving
5.1. Operating the joystick
When paving, clamp functions must be performed using the switches "Turn the clamp"
(1 + 2), "Open the clamp" (4), "Lateral pressing and closing the clamp" (5 +6)
(see pictures).
Only closing the gripper or

side pressing and
closing the gripper (see also
point 5.2 "semi - automatic")
5.2. Work cycle (without shifting the layer) with semi-automatic
1. Activate semi-automatic (see also page 14/4.1).
2. Place the clamp on the stone package.
3. With using the switch "side pressing and closing the clamp" (5), the block layer will
be lateral aligned and gripped.
4. Press the left foot pedal back to raise the boom.
5. Lower the boom immediately after leaving the stone package.
6. Align the clamp at the paving edge and then lower the clamp.
7. The layer of paving stones is placed using the “open clamp ” switch (4).
8. Raise the boom and return to the package.
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5.3. Work cycle (with shifting the layer)
1.Enable Shifting – “helper” (see page 14/4.1) and disable semi-automatic.
2. Place the clamp on the stone package.
3. With the button "close clamp" (5), grip the layer.
4. Press the button "side pressing" (6) the clamp opens slightly. Keep the button
"Site pressing" (6) pressed until the desired position of the stones is reached.
As soon as the button "side pressing" (6) is released, the clamp will grip the layer
automatically.
5. Press the left foot pedal back to raise the boom.
6. Lower the boom immediately after leaving the stone package.
7. Align the clamp at the paving edge and lower the clamp.
8. The layer of paving stones is placed using the “open clamp ” switch (4).
9. Raise the boom and return to the package.
5.4. Work cycle with " Automatic"
With the ’’Optimas Automatic’’ function, all clamp functions are performed fully
automatically. Important: Only enable the automatic when the clamp is open.
1. Move the clamp over the package with the ’’Raise - Lower’’ foot pedal.
2. Lower the clamp so that it is laying on the package of paving stones.
3. Automatic function
• The layer of paving stones is aligned sideways.

• The layer of paving stones is grabbed.
• The layer of paving stones is raised.
4. Lower the layer of paving stones after leaving the package.
5. Align the layer of paving stones at the paving edge and lower the clamp until it touches
the ground.
6. Automatic function
• The clamp opens.

• The clamp raises.
7. The next work cycle can be performed.
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6. Names and functions in the engine-room
6.1. Fuse box
The fuse-box is
mounted on the
right side of the
engine
compartment.
1. Ignition 15A
2. Light 30A
3. Heating 10A
4. Warning light 10A
5. Switch, box I 10A
6. Switch, box II 10A
7. Cooling Fan I 30A
8. Substitutes 30A
6.2. Hydraulic oil filler connection and fuel tank
- At the hydraulic oil dipstick the

oil level can be checked.
- The oil level should be within
the range specified on the oil
stick.
Hydraulic oil filter
- The fuel tank is

located directly
behind the hydraulic
oil filters.
Important:
Use diesel fuel only.
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Names and functions in the engine compartment
6.3. Air filter and cooling water tank
- The cooling water tank is

mounted at the rear left side
of the engine compartment.
- The air filter is located on the

front left side. It can be
opened on the left side and
contains one large and one
small filter.
6.4. Closing / opening the 2nd stage
- The lever for closing and opening

the 2nd stage on the boom is
located on the rear of the motor
compartment directly next to the
hydraulic oil filters.
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Names and functions in the engine compartment
6.5. Valve adjustment for forward and reverse moving of H88
engine-site of traction pump
left-
valve for reverse rotating valve for
forward
left-
rotating right-
right- rotating
rotating
By turning the screw valves, it is possible to adjust acceleration forward and reverse of H88.
Check the adjustment carefully!!!
- Left rotating: increase acceleration
- Right rotating: reduce acceleration
traction pump
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7. Setting the timing relay
7.1. Setting the timing relay in the switch box
The timing relays are set in the factory and then sealed.
The switch settings on the timing relay may only be changed with the permission of the
manufacturer.
7.2. Setting the timing relay
Z1 Press sideways hold 3.0 sec.

Z2 Advance sideways start 5.0 sec.
Z3 Advance sideways stop 0.3 sec.
Z4 Safety time 0.3 sec.
Z5 Close and raise grab 2.5 – 3.0 sec.
Z6 Press sideways raise 1.2 sec.
Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6
The timer relays are located in the

orange box directly behind the
hydraulic oil filters.
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8. Service / maintaining the machine
8.1. Daily service
The machine should be serviced and maintained as recommended. The following checks
should be performed every time before starting.
Check the following:

• Operating panel
• Cooling water level
• Hydraulic oil level
• Tank indicator
• Motor oil level
• Function of the hydraulic brake
The machine must be lubricated at an interval of 25 – 30 hours of operation:
• Main lubrication for the steering unit

The grease nipple are located in the rear
part of the steering axle and on the rear axle.
The steering must be turned completely to
the left to perform lubrication.
Grease nipples 1,2,5,6: - 2 squirts

Grease nipples 3,4,7,8: - 6 squirts
1 2 3 456 7 8
1 and 6: Grease nipples for steering cylinder, rear

2 and 5: Grease nipples for steering cylinder, front
3 and 4: Grease nipples for the front axle bolts
7: Grease fitting for the upper bearing

8: Grease fitting for lower bearing
• Lubricating the boom

The grease nipples are located
in the lower and upper parts of the
lifting cylinder.
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Service / maintaining the machine
8.2. Initial inspection (only after the first 50 hours)
• Clean or replace the air filter

• Change the motor oil and oil filter
• Check water cooler fins for dirt and grime
• Check the cooling water level and antifreeze (every year before the first frost),
refilling if necessary
• Check the generator V-belt tension
• Check the hydraulic oil level, refilling if necessary
• Check the hydraulic pipes and hoses, tighten if necessary
• Check the front axle bearings and adjust if necessary
• Check the instruments and operating equipment
• Check the function of the foot pedals
• Check the automatic function (if present)
• Check the tire pressure (4.0 bar front and rear)
• Check the machine for damaged connections and leaks
• Check the machine for damaged or deformed components and abnormal noises
• Replace any missing bolts and nuts, and tighten any loose nuts
• Check the battery and the battery connections
8.3. Additional inspections approx. every 200 hours

• Replace the hydraulic oil filter (after the first 200 hours, after that every 1000 hours)
• Replace the fuel filter
• Replace the air filter
• Check the battery and the battery connections
• Check the generator V-belt tension, and replace the V-belt if necessary
• Check the rear axle bearing bolts
• Check the front axle bearings and adjust if necessary
• Grease the lubrication points for the front and rear axles in intervals of 25 – 30 hours
• Check the function of the hydraulic parking brake
• Check the tire profile, replace tires if necessary
• Check the lights, replace if necessary
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Servicing / maintaining the machine
8.4. Inspections every 1000 hours

(change the hydraulic oil every 1000 hours or once per year)
• Replace the hydraulic oil filter
• Replace the fuel filter
• Replace the generator V-belt
• Check the generator, replace if necessary
• Check the rear axle bearing bolts
• Check the front axle bearings
• Check the disk springs on the front axle, replace if necessary
• Check the linkage on the foot pedal, replace if necessary
• Grease the lubrication points for the front and rear axles in intervals of 25 – 30 hours
• Check the function of the hydraulic parking brake
• Check the tire profile, replace tires if necessary
• Check the lights, replace if necessary
• Clean the fuel tank
• Adjust the valve and tipping lever play
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9. Accessoiries / Options
9.1. Tool bag
The auxiliary tools are located in the counterweight box.
9.2. Counterweights
The counterweights (4 x 20 kg) for the H88 are placed in the counterweight box.
(They are only necessary for extremely heavy paving units.)
Accessories / Special accessories
9.3. Mounting the paver joint filling unit and/or the broom
• The mounted equipment is fastened to the boom or to the cylinder mount, but
the roller broom can only be mounted using an adapter.
• The hydraulic hoses are connected to the green and yellow connections.
• A cable is mounted on the boom for raising.
cable
Attachment s e.g.
Hydraulic hoses Optimas Paving Joint Filler
Water hose
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Accessoiries / Options
9.4. Attachments
Hydraulic Clamp
Hydraulic curb clamp
Vacuum unit
Hydraulic paving joint

fill unit water wagon
and water tank
Hydraulic clean sweeper
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10. Optional equipment for H88
10.1. Optional equipment
Depending on what the customer wants, H88 can be equipped with

the following optional equipment.
1) Cabin
2) Automatic for clamp function
3) Heater for cabin
4) Two-stage boom
5) Hydraulic rotating head
6) Front headlights (2 in front)
7) Working floodlight (2 on the boom in front, 1 in back)
8) Warning light, yellow
9) Radio with loudspeaker
10) Cycle counter
11) Resettable cycle counter
12) Resettable hour counter
13) Heatable outer mirror
14) Cell phone holder
15) Loading device
16) Wide tires
17) RAL – special paint
19) Comfortable seat with air springs
20) Distance warning system
21) 4-wheel drive including wide tires
10.2. Operator controls
1) Vacuum operating controls

2) Hydraulic operating controls
3) Water trailer operating controls (hose guides)
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11. Hydraulic circuit H88
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11.1. Troubleshooting
Problem Cause Solution

Motor starts poorly or not
at all, motor does not run - Wrong fuel - Use the right fuel
smoothly
- Check the generator

- Low battery voltage
- Recharge or install a new
battery
- Error in the
- Repair glow plugs or
preheating unit or
install new ones
a defective glow plug
- Water, dirt or
- Bleed, clean
air in the
and/or replace the
fuel system
filter
or a clogged filter
- Clogged air intake- - Clean/replace the
system filter and air system
- Starter does not work -Check the starter
- V-belt
Operating temperature is - Tighten or replace
(fan impeller) loose or
too high the V-belt
damaged
- Cooling water level
- Refill
too low
- Deposits in the
fins of the water - Clean the cooler
cooler
- Cooling water system
- Plug/eliminate the leak
has a leak
- Clean/replace the
- Air filter clogged
air filter
- Cooling water
temperature display - Install a new display
defective
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- Grab clamps before the - Open width setting of - see the Operating Instructions
sideways pressing is the grab is set too small for the grab
finished
- Timing relay is - see the Operating Instructions,

set not correctly Chapter 6
- Machine has no power - Pressure limit valve - Consult the manufacturer

when driving forwards in the HP pump
or backwards sticking or is defective
- Hydraulic brake is - Consult the manufacturer

not released
- Hydraulic oil filter - Consult the manufacturer

is very dirty
- “Press sideways” presses - Pressure limit valve - Consult the manufacturer

with too much or too set incorrectly
little force
- Layer of paving stones - Pressure limit valve - Consult the manufacturer

cannot be lifted up set too low
- Foot pedal set - Consult the manufacturer

incorrectly
- Machine rolls - Servo-valve (joystick) - Consult the manufacturer

when idling set incorrectly
- Forwards – Back - Servo-valve defective - Consult the manufacturer

does not function (joystick)
- Foot pedal travel too - Rod on the foot pedal - Consult the manufacturer
short or too long
- Rear axle suspension - Rear axle bearing bolts - Tighten the adjusting screw
rattles set incorrectly for the rear axle bearing bolt.
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Battery will not charge,
- Loose or corroded
discharges by itself - Clean and tighten
cable connection
- Battery voltage too - Recharge or replace

low battery
- Generator V-belt
- Tighten or replace V-belt
loose
- Generator does not
- Check the generator
charge
- Quick-release coupling
Open /close grab does
on the boom - Replace quick-release
not work or operates
defective or not coupling or tighten
slowly
bolted
- Pressure switch
defective or set - Consult the manufacturer
incorrectly
- Pressure limit valve
- Consult the manufacturer
set incorrectly
- 3-way 2-port solenoid
valve sticking, is
- Consult the manufacturer
defective, or has no
electrical power
- Switch box defective - Consult the manufacturer
Hydraulic pumps make a - Check the hydraulic oil

- Add hydraulic oil
loud noise level
- Hydraulic oil filter - Replace hydraulic oil
dirty filter
Tip of boom raises and - Pressure follow-up
first and then retracts valve not set or set - Consult the manufacturer
when a load is applied incorrectly
Boom raises too fast –
- Pressure follow-up
layer of paving stones is
valve not set or set - Consult the manufacturer
not grabbed
incorrectly
(in Automatic mode)
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- Front axle suspension - Adjust the safety catch
Front axle bearing rattles
setting over bearing block
The lowering of the layer of
- The foot pedal stop
paving stones with the - Consult the manufacturer
is set too far out
boom is too slow
We reserve the right to make technical changes!
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Optimas Paver Laying Machine H88

Names and functions in the cabin . . . . . . . . . 4.

Names and functions in the engine room . . . . . . . 6.

Setting the timing relay . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.

Service / maintenance of the machine . . . . . . . . 8.

Optional equipment for H88 . . . . . . . . . . . 10.

Hydraulic circuit diagram. . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

1.1. Machine - Number

Engine type and serial number

Hydraulic pump type and serial number

Engine type and serial number

Manufacturer: Lombardini, Italy

Standard tires: 20,5 x 8 x R10

Wide tires: 20,5 x 10 x R10

1.4. Filling quantities

Fuel tank: 45 Liter Diesel

1.5. Alternative hydraulic oil

1.7. Turning radius

Inner turning radius: 750 mm

Outer turning radius: 1800 mm

Inner turning radius

Outer turning radius

1.8 Boom Dimensions

Boom fully retracted

Boom fully extended

1.9. Maximum angle of gradient and inclination

Observe the max. angle of slope!

a) Driving up: max. gradient of 35%

Drive with caution!

Safety instructions at work on inclinations

a) 35% maximum gradient c) 31% maximum slope when

b) 31% maximum slope

2.1. Starting the engine

• The speed control lever (throttle) set on middle speed.

2.2. Charging indicator light / cycle counter / hour counter

Reset button for Reset button for

After starting the Cycle counter (above) / hour counter (above) /

2.3. Hydraulic brake

When switching off the engine, hydraulic brake is automatically activated.

Note: leave the machine only when hydraulic brake is activated!

• Always park machine on a levelled surface.

2.5. Setting the first boom section

The lever for opening and closing the 1st section

• Activate hydraulic brake.

• Close and lock cabin doors and engine hood.

• Add the transport security device (pic. 3).

Pic. 1 – front loading eye Pic. 2 – rear loading eye

Pic. 3 - transport securing

3.2. Transporting the machine

• Choose a level and solid surface for loading and unloading.

The hook is mounted at a

The lifting of the machine as follows:

• Cabin doors and engine compartment must be locked.

3.4 Minimum loading space

4.1. Operating panel

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.

Caution: The clamp hydraulic is disabled when broom operation is activated.

9. Heater fan (optional)

4.2. Opening engine hood

The lever to open The 3rd hydraulic

4.3. Steering column and pedals