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General| Model | MC285C-3 |
|---|---|
| Type | Mini Crawler Crane |
| Max Lifting Capacity | 2.8 tons |
| Maximum Lifting Height | 9.8 m |
| Overall Width | 750 mm |
This section describes the manual's purpose and provides guidance for safe and effective machine use and maintenance.
Defines safety alert symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice) and their meanings in hazard communication.
Provides general safety guidelines to reduce personal risk and emphasizes understanding the manual before operation.
Illustrates the locations of various safety labels on the machine body and components for hazard identification.
Details safety precautions specific to the electric motor option, including handling and installation warnings.
Outlines safety precautions for the searcher hook option, including operational hazards and maintenance considerations.
Provides safety precautions for the auxiliary winch option, covering operation and handling.
Describes the main components of the mini-crawler crane and its key features like the travelling dolly and crane.
Lists the key technical specifications for the standard and electric motor options of the machine.
Provides critical load charts for various boom configurations and outrigger positions, essential for safe operation.
Illustrates the working radius and lifting height relationships for the machine, crucial for operational planning.
Identifies and describes the various components of the mini-crawler crane, including controls and structural parts.
Details the location and function of travel control levers and switches for machine movement.
Explains the different screens and displays on the machine's monitor for operational status and settings.
Provides essential precautions and procedures for operating the machine in cold weather conditions.
Outlines the procedures for starting the engine, including normal and cold weather conditions.
Details the essential warm-up procedures after starting the engine to ensure proper machine operation.
Describes the procedures for normal and emergency engine stopping and machine shutdown.
Covers the safe operation of travel controls, including hazards and procedures for movement on various terrains.
Explains the activation warnings and functions of the machine's outrigger safety devices.
Details the interlock functions and safety device actions related to crane operations.
Provides critical safety information and procedures for operating the crane and boom, covering various hazards.
Explains the moment limiter system features, operation, alarms, and display indicators for load safety.
Introduces the remote control system, covering general precautions, modification, and handling guidelines.
Details the operation procedures and safety precautions for the electric motor option.
Outlines critical safety precautions for using the searcher hook, including moment limiter settings.
Provides safety precautions for the auxiliary winch, covering operations before and during use.
Covers safety precautions and procedures for trailering the machine, addressing hazards and transport requirements.
Provides essential information and procedures for safe hoisting operations, including attachments and machine positioning.
Provides general guidelines for inspection, maintenance, parts, cleaning, environment, and exhaust safety.
Details the procedures for the initial 250 hours of operation to ensure machine longevity and performance.
Covers pre-start and post-start inspection items for various machine systems and components.
Outlines the periodic maintenance schedule and procedures based on operating hours.
Covers general maintenance for batteries, fuses, rubber tracks, and wheel replacement procedures.
Provides legal inspection requirements and consumable replacement cycles for the searcher hook kit.
Covers legal inspection requirements and consumables for the auxiliary winch kit.
Provides a guide to diagnosing and resolving common problems related to the machine body, engine, and electrical components.
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