Use and Maintenance Manual - X_RT Series Page 70
7.3.11 Inclinometer operation check
Usually the inclinometer does not need to be adjusted unless the electronic control unit is replaced. The
equipment necessary for the replacement and adjustment of this component is such that these operations
should be carried out by skilled personnel.
AS THIS OPERATION IS VERY IMPORTANT IT IS TO BE CARRIED OUT BY SKILLED TECHNICIANS ONLY.
The inclinometer does not require any adjustment since it is calibrated in the factory before the machine is delivered.
This device controls the chassis inclination and when inclined over the allowed value:
It disables lifting.
It disables drive when platform exceeds a given height (varying according to model).
Warns the user of the instability condition by means of the audible alarm and the platform warning light.
The inclinometer controls the inclination with respect to two axes (X;Y).
To check the inclinometer operation according to the longitudinal axis (generally X-axis):
Using the controls of the control panel set the machine so as to place a shim of dimension (A+10 mm) under the two rear or
front wheels (see following table).
Wait three seconds (operation delay set at factory) until the danger red light and the platform audible alarm turn on (this one
only if the platform is lifted).
If the alarm is not activated CALL THE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE.
To check the inclinometer according to the transversal axis (normally Y-axis):
Using the controls of the control panel set the machine so as to place a shim of dimension (B+10 mm) under the two side right
or left wheels (see following table).
Wait three seconds (operation delay set at factory) until the danger red light and the platform audible alarm turn on (this one
only if the platform is lifted).
If the alarm is not activated CALL THE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE.
Check operation at least once a year.
WARNING! The dimensions of shims A and B refer to max. allowed inclination as indicated in table
“TECHNICAL FEATURES”. To be used during the inclinometer calibration.
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