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Failure to lock out equipment before working on it accounts for:
2% of the industrial accidents each year
5% of the industrial accidents each year
10% of the industrial accidents each year
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10% of the industrial accidents each year
"Right" and "left" on the machine is determined by:
Sitting in the operator's position in the cab
Standing in front of the machine
Standing in back of the machine
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Sitting in the operator's position in the cab
You should warm the machine to:
Operating temperature
Cycle all controls
Move the machine to warm and circulate oil
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Move the machine to warm and circulate oil
When preparing to work on a machine, you should:
Always park the machine on an incline
Do not use the parking brake
Attach a "Do Not Operate" tag to the start switch
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Attach a “Do Not Operate” tag to the start switch
The #1 priority of any job is:
Attire
Safety
Correct technique
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Safety
To ensure safety in respect to attire, you should:
Wear safety glasses
Wear safety shoes
Do not wear finger rings
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Al of the answers are correct
When checking the engine coolant level, don't just check the overflow bottle, also check the level in:
The engine
You don't need to check elsewhere
The radiator
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The radiator
Releasing the pressure in the hydraulic system:
Should be done while the machine is running
Should only be performed when the machine is turned "OFF" and tagged out "Do Not Operate."
Is not unique to the hydraulic excavator
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Should only be performed when the machine is turned "OFF" and tagged out "Do Not Operate."
When replacing the hydraulic return oil filter, you should:
Remove the filter element with the cartridge in the housing
Over tighten the vent plug
Inspect the O-Ring seal and replace if necessary during final assembly
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Inspect the O-Ring seal and replace if necessary during final assembly
When inspecting the pads and seals of the hydraulic return oil filter:
Turn the shell upside down to inspect the pads
Make sure the pads are positioned correctly
Apply grease to the O-ring seals
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All of the answers are correct
When preparing for cartridge installation of the return oil filter, you should:
Apply grease to the O-ring seals
Make sure the ports on the bottom of the filter are closed
Completely remove any remaining oil in the filter housing
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All of the answers are correct
When cleaning around the housing:
Always tighten the vent plug
Never remove the filter element with the cartridge still in the housing
You don't need to clean the housing
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Never remove the filter element with the cartridge still in the housing
When you are reinstalling the hydraulic tank screen, install the screen assembly and then the:
Spring
Filter
Bearing
O-ring
Spring
When cleaning the hydraulic tank screen, you should:
Wash the screen assembly in a nonflammable solvent
Inspect the O-Ring seals
Make sure the screen assembly is properly seated in the bottom of the tank
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All of the answers are correct
To properly bleed air from the hydraulic pump:
Make sure the engine is started
Refer to the OMM for the correct procedure for the machine being serviced
You do not have to do this step on the hydraulic excavator
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Refer to the OMM for the correct procedure for the machine being serviced
When priming the fuel system:
Be sure to open the fuel shut off valve before starting the engine
Prime the fuel system once the filters have been changed
Refer to the OMM on priming for the machine you are servicing
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All of the answers are correct
When replacing the primary and secondary air filter elements:
Be sure to bump and tap the air filter elements
Inspect the O-Ring seal on the air cleaner cover
Disregard the condition of the filters
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Inspect the O-Ring seal on the air cleaner cover
The secondary air filter cannot:
Be used on a hydraulic excavator
Be replaced
Be cleaned
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Be cleaned
When lubricating the swing gear drive on a hydraulic excavator:
Always check the compartment for water
Grease the gear teeth
Refer to the OMM for the proper procedure
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All of the answers are correct
The swing bearings on an excavator:
Have 3 grease fittings
Have 2 grease fittings
Do not have to be greased
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Have 2 grease fittings
Grease under pressure:
Can result in an injury or death
Is not a safety issue
Does not apply to the hydraulic excavator
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Can result in an injury or death
The three steps to track adjustment involve positioning the track, making the adjustment, and:
Loosening the track
There is not a third step
Measuring the track tension
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Measuring the track tension
If you are making a track adjustment, you should turn the relief valve:
A maximum of one turn
Two turns
1/2 of a turn
Three turns
A maximum of one turn
CID stands for:
Control ID
Caterpillar ID
Component ID
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Component ID
FMI stands for:
Failure Mode ID
Format ID
Filter ID
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Failure Mode ID