Use and warning instructions in compliance with EC regulations - Page 61
The monthly checks are recorded in the special logbook (Annex), and can be carried out by any one
who has fully read and understood this manual.
Annual checks and inspections must be carried out by a skilled technician (in other words a
technician specifically trained to carry out maintenance on the platform). They cannot be described
in this manual due to their complexity and to the risk associated with their imperfect execution.
8.3.1. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE TABLE
OPERATION
FREQUENCY
Daily Monthly Yearly
Make sure there are no leaks in the hydraulic system.
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Make sure there are no broken wires or cables.
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Make sure none of the pins are coming out of their seats or are showing
signs of seizing up.
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Make sure the basket railings are intact.
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Make sure none of the limit switches are broken or detached.
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Check for proper operation of all of the controls before lifting the boom.
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Check the outriggers.
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Check the booms.
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Check the basket.
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General checks.
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Check carried out by a skilled technician.
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8.3.2. MONTHLY CHECKS AND INSPECTIONS
Below are the descriptions of the monthly checks and inspections that must be carried out on the platform and recorded in
the checks logbook enclosed with this manual.
A negative outcome of these checks precludes the possibility of using the machines under conditions of safety. In these
cases, extraordinary maintenance is needed in order to be able to use the platform.
8.3.2.1. CHECKS ON THE OUTRIGGERS
8.3.2.1.1. PTO LIGHT
Make sure the PTO indicator lights up when the PTO is engaged and proceed as described in the “START CONTROL
PROCEDURES” paragraph (section 7).
8.3.2.1.2. OIL LEVEL
Check the oil level in the tank, referring to the level notches on the dipstick underneath the closing cap.
The oil level must be checked with the booms in their resting position. The level in the tank must be included between the
min. notch and the max. notch.
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