What to do if it's impossible to start the endothermic engine on CMC S28?
If the endothermic engine of your CMC Boom Lift won't start, first ensure the emergency button is not activated by disabling it. Then, check the battery and replace it if discharged. Also, verify that the fuel level is adequate and refill if necessary. Finally, check the hydraulic oil level and refill if it is too low.
Why are the operations slow on my CMC Boom Lifts?
If the operations of your CMC Boom Lift are slow, it could be due to several reasons. First, the pump might be failing, in which case it should be replaced. Second, the hydraulic oil level might be insufficient, requiring a top-up. Finally, a blocked oil filter can cause slow operations, so consider a filter replacement.
What to do if MEWP aerial part doesn't work when the outriggers control green light is on in CMC Boom Lifts?
If the MEWP aerial part of your CMC Boom Lift does not work when the outriggers control green light is on, it could be due to a failure in the hydraulic pump group, requiring replacement of the hydraulic pump. Alternatively, the emergency button may be activated; turn the emergency button and reset the MEWP.
How to troubleshoot if the outriggers do not work on CMC Boom Lifts?
If the outriggers on your CMC Boom Lift do not work, it could be due to a failure in the hydraulic pump group, requiring replacement of the hydraulic pump. Another possible cause is a malfunctioning outriggers electrovalve, which would also need to be replaced. It may also be caused by the outriggers limit switches, so consider replacing them.
Why the platform leveling does not work on CMC Boom Lifts?
If the platform leveling on your CMC Boom Lift is not working, it could be due to oil leakage. Try tightening the hydraulic connections. Alternatively, the cylinder gaskets may be worn, requiring replacement of the gaskets.
What to do if the stabilization consent light does not turn on for CMC S28?
If the stabilization consent light on your CMC Boom Lift does not turn on, first ensure the MEWP aerial part is in the transport position. If that's not the issue, the green light itself may be faulty, requiring a fuse replacement. Finally, one of the outriggers micro-switches might not be working, so replace the micro-switch.
Describes the manual's purpose, scope, and structure.
Statement on liability, user responsibilities, and manual storage.
Lists relevant standards, regulations, and manual update information.
Defines the MEWP (S28) and its intended use and design.
Details the machine's compliance with CE standards.
Outlines compliance with TÜV standards.
Categorizes the MEWP and specifies its expected lifespan.
Describes the data found on the machine's identification plate.
Detailed performance, dimension, and weight specifications.
Illustrates operational areas and identifies key MEWP components.
Explains controls for starting and stopping the engine.
Details various control station options and their features.
Describes emergency controls located on the machine.
Outlines fundamental safety practices and operational environmental conditions.
Guidelines for moving and storing the MEWP.
Step-by-step instructions for operating the MEWP.
Lists essential safety rules for operational use.
Describes safety features and potential risks/prevention measures.
General instructions, compliance, and inspection status conveyed by decals.
Overview of the machine's electrical system and fuse box.
Overview of the machine's hydraulic system and pressure settings.
Routine checks to be performed each day before operation.
Tasks for weekly/40-hour, and monthly/120-hour intervals.
Tasks for quarterly/300-hour, biennial, and five-yearly checks.
Critical safety precautions to be followed during maintenance operations.
Information for contacting service and details on the optional remote connection.
Guidance for diagnosing and resolving operational problems.
Information on sealings, stability, overload, and operating tests.
System for recording machine life events and maintenance.
Describes the manual's purpose, scope, and structure.
Statement on liability, user responsibilities, and manual storage.
Lists relevant standards, regulations, and manual update information.
Defines the MEWP (S28) and its intended use and design.
Details the machine's compliance with CE standards.
Outlines compliance with TÜV standards.
Categorizes the MEWP and specifies its expected lifespan.
Describes the data found on the machine's identification plate.
Detailed performance, dimension, and weight specifications.
Illustrates operational areas and identifies key MEWP components.
Explains controls for starting and stopping the engine.
Details various control station options and their features.
Describes emergency controls located on the machine.
Outlines fundamental safety practices and operational environmental conditions.
Guidelines for moving and storing the MEWP.
Step-by-step instructions for operating the MEWP.
Lists essential safety rules for operational use.
Describes safety features and potential risks/prevention measures.
General instructions, compliance, and inspection status conveyed by decals.
Overview of the machine's electrical system and fuse box.
Overview of the machine's hydraulic system and pressure settings.
Routine checks to be performed each day before operation.
Tasks for weekly/40-hour, and monthly/120-hour intervals.
Tasks for quarterly/300-hour, biennial, and five-yearly checks.
Critical safety precautions to be followed during maintenance operations.
Information for contacting service and details on the optional remote connection.
Guidance for diagnosing and resolving operational problems.
Information on sealings, stability, overload, and operating tests.
System for recording machine life events and maintenance.
General| Brand | CMC |
|---|---|
| Model | S28 |
| Category | Boom Lifts |
| Language | English |
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