What to do if rubber tracks fall off Maeda Construction Equipment?
If the rubber tracks fall off or there is abnormal wear of sprockets on your Maeda Construction Equipment, it could be because the rubber tracks are loose. Adjust the track tension to resolve this issue.
Why can't individual commands be executed on my Maeda MC285CB-3?
If individual commands cannot be executed on your Maeda Construction Equipment, it could be due to several reasons: the receiver has failed (check the receiver cable for disconnection), the connection to the machine is interrupted (check receiving status using the receiver monitor LED), or the controller has failed.
Why does the low voltage alarm go off on my Maeda MC285CB-3 Construction Equipment?
If the low voltage alarm goes off immediately after starting operation on your Maeda Construction Equipment, it could be due to battery contact failure, so check the battery for contact failure due to damage or dirt. Another reason might be that the battery is not fully charged, so fully charge the battery and check if the charging process is correct. Also, the battery itself might have a problem or its service life has expired, so check if the transmitter functions correctly by using a spare or fully charged battery.
Why is there no power to the transmitter on my Maeda MC285CB-3?
If power is not supplied to the transmitter after power-on in your Maeda Construction Equipment, check the battery for contact failure due to damage or dirt. Also, make sure that voltage is applied to the transmitter by inserting a fully charged battery. If not, charge the battery.
How to fix 'Cannot charge' error on Maeda MC285CB-3 Construction Equipment?
If you cannot charge your Maeda Construction Equipment, ensure the disconnect switch is set to “LOCK.” Other potential causes include a defective power supply cable (replace the cable), a facility circuit breaker that is turned off (check the circuit breaker), the status switch being turned off when starting charging (turn on starter switch), or the charging plug not being inserted correctly (check the charging plug).
Defines safety alert symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice) and their meanings.
General guidelines for safe operation and maintenance to reduce personal risk.
Illustrates the placement of safety labels on the machine body and components.
Describes the main components and design of the mini-crawler crane.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the machine and its systems.
Provides charts indicating maximum allowable loads based on boom length, angle, and radius.
Illustrates the relationship between working radius, boom angle, and lifting height.
Identifies and labels the main parts of the mini-crawler crane.
Details the location and function of controls for machine movement.
Explains the controls for operating the crane's boom and lifting functions.
Describes the functions and displays of the machine's monitor screen.
Provides instructions and precautions for setting the machine's outriggers.
Outlines procedures and safety warnings for operating the crane functions.
Explains the function and operation of the moment limiter system.
Provides essential safety precautions for handling the machine's battery.
Details the procedures for operating the crane via the radio remote control.
Covers safety precautions and procedures for transporting the machine.
Explains the safe procedures for hoisting the machine itself.
General guidelines and precautions for performing maintenance and cleaning.
Outlines scheduled maintenance tasks based on operating hours.
Details pre-start and post-start checks for machine safety and operation.
Provides guidance for diagnosing and resolving common machine problems.
General| Brand | Maeda |
|---|---|
| Model | MC285CB-3 |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
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