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General| Brand | GEDA |
|---|---|
| Model | 1500 Z/ZP |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Explains the use of images in the manual for navigation.
Explains hazard levels, consequences, and probabilities used in warnings.
Details specific hazards like electric shock, crushing, fire, falling tools, etc.
Lists and defines abbreviations used throughout the manual.
Provides company contact details and copyright information.
Details machine-specific identification data like type and year.
Provides manufacturer contact information and address.
Lists contact information for GEDA's regional representatives.
Specifies procedures and required information for ordering spare parts.
Lists hoisting and transport speeds for the machine.
Details electrical drive specifications like voltage and output.
Specifies the maximum permissible assembly height.
Provides information on noise emission levels (LWA).
Details physical dimensions and weight specifications for various platform types.
Describes type-tested safety gates compatible with the hoist.
Lists required tightening torques for mechanical and electrical connections.
Specifies minimum safety distances from live electrical wires.
Details requirements for a stable foundation to transfer machine loads.
Provides data on ground pressure based on assembly height and load.
Illustrates wind regions and provides wind pressure data for assembly.
Illustrates the geometrical setup and dimensions for assembly.
Lists anchoring forces required for different platforms and wind regions.
Provides permissible pressure forces for reinforcing tubes based on buckling length.
Specifies grease and gear oil requirements for the machine.
Details operating voltage, fuses, and safety class for electrical systems.
Outlines tests performed before delivery and required for operation.
Specifies temperature, wind speed, atmosphere, and elevation limits for operation.
Defines the intended uses of the machine on construction sites.
Specifies conditions and data that must be complied with during machine use.
Prohibits unauthorized modifications due to safety impact.
Prohibits control-related or functional linking to other machinery.
Lists activities restricted to GEDA employees due to potential error sources.
Specifies conditions and requirements for operating the machine.
Lists uses of the machine that deviate from its intended purpose and are prohibited.
Identifies general hazards associated with the machine's design and operation.
Categorizes potential hazard sources on GEDA machines.
Lists additional documents that must be observed by target groups.
States customer responsibility for acquiring export licences for machine parts.
Mentions that warranty agreements are found in GTC; proper use is prerequisite.
Recommends GEDA training sessions for optimal safety and efficiency.
Outlines the company's responsibility to instruct personnel on machine operation and safety.
Ensures manuals and safety data are available to all relevant personnel.
Mandates regular checks for correct machine usage and condition.
Requires identification of site-specific hazards and implementation of safety measures.
States the obligation to report machines requiring registration to authorities.
Mandates compliance with national laws for recurring inspections.
Requires organizational measures to ensure no suspended loads are transported over the machine.
Obligates preparation of an emergency plan and training of personnel.
Requires informing external assembly engineers about safety conditions and machine functions.
Stipulates compliance with instructions from GEDA assembly engineers during assembly.
Mandates provision of appropriate personal protective gear and its regular inspection.
Defines the role and responsibilities of a machine operator.
Defines the role and responsibilities of a machine supervisor.
Defines qualified personnel for maintenance and servicing tasks.
Addresses special considerations for young people, pregnant women, disabled, and those with implants.
Details fundamental safety rules and conduct for machine operation.
Provides safety guidelines for machine transport and disposal.
Covers safety precautions during machine setup, connection, and installation.
Outlines essential checks for initial and daily machine commissioning.
Specifies safety rules for transporting people using the machine.
Details safety procedures for transporting materials.
Covers safety during maintenance, servicing, and repair work.
Provides safety guidelines and precautions for cleaning the machine.
Outlines procedures for safe conduct during emergencies.
Advises on using and handling components from external manufacturers.
Details operational adjustments and precautions for extreme weather conditions.
Describes the function and safety measures for the main power switch.
Details how to operate the machine from the platform control.
Explains the operation of the manual control unit (for construction hoist).
Describes indicator lights and electrical sockets on the machine.
Explains how to open platform access points at the ground station.
Describes the control used exclusively for drop tests by authorized personnel.
Details the machine's emergency stop system and its locations.
Explains how to initiate an emergency stop on the machine.
Describes the procedure to reset an activated emergency stop.
Outlines actions to take if an emergency stop situation cannot be rectified.
Shows the physical locations of the emergency stop buttons on different controls.
Describes the safety stop function, which stops the platform 2m above ground.
Explains the function of the safety gear in preventing falls.
Details the function of emergency limit switches for top/bottom position stopping.
Describes the use of locks to secure access areas.
Provides instructions for the emergency lowering procedure of the platform.
Describes the function of the collision grille for protection.
Explains the purpose and assembly of the roof for protection from falling parts.
Details the assembly and function of an enclosure with a barrier.
Describes the cold package's function at low temperatures.
Explains the operating time counter for tracking motor running time.
Outlines mandatory daily visual inspections of machine parts before operation.
Details the operation of platform access points and safety gates.
Provides basic steps for handling malfunctions and rescue situations.
Outlines planned measures for rescuing people from the platform.
Describes specific methods for rescuing individuals from the platform.
Details procedures for cleaning the machine's interior and exterior.
Specifies methods for cleaning the operational area surrounding the machine.
Covers procedures for transporting the machine to the assembly location.
Provides a step-by-step plan for assembling the machine.
Details the process of assembling the machine's base unit.
Explains how to install the cable bin and trailing cable bracket.
Covers the assembly and anchoring procedures for the mast.
Details the installation of mast brackets for anchoring.
Describes the use of the assembly bridge for mast assembly.
Explains how to mount the trailing cable guide for cable management.
Details the installation of the emergency limit switch bar as a top stop.
Covers safety measures for loading/unloading points.
Describes positioning and attaching landing level limit switch bars.
Instructs on performing tests before initial operation.
Lists critical safety warnings and instructions to be followed during maintenance.
Presents a schedule of routine maintenance tasks with their frequencies.
Outlines various types of tests and their schedules for machine safety and function.
Covers tasks related to refilling fluids and inspecting components.
Details procedures for replenishing and bleeding the lubrication device.
Describes methods for checking wear on critical machine components.
Specifies wear limits and measurement procedures for the drive pinion.
Details wear limits and checking procedures for the gear rack.
Lists wear limits and checks for track rollers of different types.
Details brake pad wear limits, air gap adjustments, and overhaul procedures.
Covers procedures for checking the proper functioning of machine components.
Describes the execution and prerequisites for testing the safety gear.
Outlines the procedure and checks after a successful drop test.
Describes actions and prohibitions following an unsuccessful drop test.
Details how to inspect the safety gear for damage and when to replace it.
Specifies the replacement intervals and procedures for GEDA safety gear.
Lists common faults, their causes, and recommended remedial actions.
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