Haulotte Optimum 6 User Manual

Operator's manual
E
LECTRIC
SCISSOR
LIFTS
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Operator's manual
ELECTRIC SCISSOR LIFTS
Compact 8 (Compact 2032E)
Compact 8W (Compact 2247E)
Compact 10 (Compact 2747E)
Compact 10N (Compact 2632E) - Compact 10N-1
Compact 12 (Compact 3347E)
Compact 14 (Compact 3947E)
Optimum 6 (Optimum 1530E)
Optimum 8 (Optimum 1930E) - Optimum 8-1
Compact 10RTE (Compact 2668RTE)
Compact 12RTE (Compact 3368RTE)
2420332270
e10 12
EN

Haulotte Optimum 6 Specifications

General

Brand	Haulotte
Model	Optimum 6
Category	Scissor Lifts
Language	English

Summary

A - Safety Precautions

2 - Pre-operation instructions

3 - Operation instructions

List of actions forbidden during machine operation and potential risks.

3.1 - PROHIBITIONS

List of actions explicitly forbidden during machine operation.

3.2 - POTENTIAL RISKS

Awareness of potential risks including command disturbance, falling, and electrocution.

3.2.2 - Risk of falling

Instructions for safe platform use to prevent falls.

3.2.3 - Risk of electrocution

Risks associated with power lines and electrical shock.

3.2.4 - Risk of uncontrolled movement and overturning

Safe driving practices to prevent tipping.

3.2.5 - Risk of burns and explosion

3.2.6 - Risk of crushing and collision

Safety measures to avoid crushing or collision hazards.

B - Intervenor's Responsibility

4 - Operator's responsibility

Operator duties regarding manual, machine use, and safety.

C - Machine Layout

3 - Safety devices

Description of safety devices like guardrails and anchorage points.

4 - Labels

4.1.1 - Red labels

Red labels indicate a potentially fatal danger.

4.1.2 - Orange labels

5.1 - GROUND CONTROL BOX - EMERGENCY CONTROL PANEL

5.2 - PLATFORM CONTROL BOX

D - Operating Principle

2 - Safety devices

Critical safety features including control activation, drive speed, and load limiting.

2.4 - LOAD LIMITING IN THE PLATFORM (IF FITTED)

Overload limitation system and indicators for safe platform use.

2.5 - ANTI-POTHOLE SAFETY SYSTEM

E - Driving

2 - Checks before use

Critical daily visual inspection and functional tests required.

2.1 - VISUAL INSPECTIONS

Essential pre-use checks including mechanical functions and environment.

2.1.1 - General mechanical functions

2.2 - FUNCTIONAL TESTS

Essential operational checks for safety features and controls.

2.2.1 - Safety features

Testing emergency stops, tilt sensor, alarms, and load system.

2.2.2 - Ground control box controls (emergency station)

2.2.3 - Platform control box controls (driving station)

2.4 - REPAIRS AND ADJUSTMENTS

3 - Operation

Core operational procedures including test procedures and controls.

3.1 - TEST PROCEDURE

Testing procedures for emergency stop, tilt sensor, alarms, and weighing.

3.1.1 - Emergency stop switch- button function (cut out)

Procedure to test emergency stop button functionality.

3.1.2 - Tilt sensor switch operation

Procedure to test the tilt sensor and its audible alarm.

3.1.3 - Visual and sound alarms

3.1.4 - Weighing system

Procedure to check the overload limitation device.

3.2 - OPERATION FROM GROUND POSITION

Procedures for starting, shutting down, and controlling movement from ground.

3.2.1 - Machine start-up

Steps for starting the machine from the ground control box.

3.2.2 - Machine shutdown

Steps for shutting down the machine from the ground control box.

3.2.3 - Movement control

Controls for platform elevation, lowering, and emergency stop.

3.3 - OPERATIONS FROM THE PLATFORM

Procedures for starting, shutting down, and controlling movement from platform.

3.3.1 - Machine start-up

Steps for starting the machine from the platform control box.

3.3.2 - Machine shutdown

Steps for shutting down the machine from the platform control box.

3.3.3 - Movement control

Controls for driving, steering, and platform elevation.

F - Special Procedure

1 - Emergency lowering

Critical safety procedure for lowering the platform in emergencies.

1.2 - PROCEDURE

Steps for lowering the platform using emergency controls.

1.3 - EXTRAORDINARY PROCEDURE

Alternative emergency lowering procedure.

2.1 - MANUAL BRAKE RELEASE

3 - Loading and unloading

Crucial transport procedures for loading and unloading.

3.1.1 - Loading by ramp

3.1.2 - Unloading by ramps

3.2 - PUTTING IN TRANSPORT POSITION

Steps to secure the machine for transport.

3.3 - UNLOADING