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General| Brand | Palfinger |
|---|---|
| Model | PC 3800 |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains the purpose and validity of the operating instructions.
Defines key terms used throughout the operating manual for clarity.
Explains the meaning of symbols and the use of graphics in the manual.
Ensures operator and bystander safety with guidelines on protective clothing.
Defines the proper usage and limitations of the crane to prevent hazards.
Addresses unforeseen hazards and the operator's responsibility for safety.
Specifies conditions like wind and temperature that prohibit crane operation.
Highlights the dangers of climbing on the unit and prohibited actions.
Details minimum safety distances to prevent crushing hazards.
Warns about hot components and the risk of burns from hot surfaces.
Advises on noise levels and the use of hearing protection.
Discusses hazards from vehicle exhaust fumes during operation.
Outlines safety measures and minimum distances when working near power lines.
Emphasizes checking safety equipment after any maintenance or repair.
Explains the CE marking and its significance for unit operation.
Details system installation and the delivery process to the operator.
Prohibits unauthorized modifications and specifies who can perform them.
Lists qualifications and conditions required for crane operators.
Illustrates and lists the main components of the crane.
Explains the symbols on control levers for various crane functions.
Details the functions assigned to buttons on the remote control console.
Identifies and locates various labels and their importance on the crane.
Specific labels used in USA and Canada concerning safety and operation.
Describes hazard labels related to boom, operator training, conditions, and overload.
Warns about the risks associated with moving stabilizers and required checks.
Highlights the importance of correct mounting and regular inspections.
Safety precautions regarding rotating drive shafts and power take-off.
Safety information for operating manual boom extensions.
Safety warnings for winch operations and avoiding two-block situations.
Safety warning regarding power lines and remote control operation.
Overview of PALFINGER's safety systems and prohibitions on manipulation.
Details the function and operation of the emergency stop button.
Explains the three-color scale of the capacity indicator and its limitations.
Describes how the system prevents overload by blocking movements.
How overload protection functions in remote control operation.
Details optional systems for monitoring transport position.
Procedures for operating the crane in emergency mode after control failure.
Step-by-step guide to activate emergency mode on the control box.
Guidelines for using suitable accessories and training for operators.
Safety precautions for using hooks, shackles, and other lifting gear.
Instructions for assembling and operating the rope winch safely.
Details on composite pulleys, rope deflection, and safe usage.
Guidelines for winding the rope, preventing damage, and maintaining tension.
Safety warnings and procedures for extending and securing mechanical booms.
General information, safety features, and components of the remote control.
Explanation of buttons, LEDs, and function levels on the remote control console.
Procedures for identifying and reporting equipment faults.
Defines the working range as a danger zone and safety requirements.
Steps for starting the crane, including PTO engagement and operator limits.
Checks and precautions for the wireless remote control system.
Specifies acceptable vehicle inclination angles for safe operation.
Critical steps and safety notes for properly supporting the vehicle.
Checks for soil stability, hollows, and inclination before supporting.
Procedure for extending stabilizers and warnings about lifting the vehicle.
Step-by-step guide for manually extending and securing outrigger beams.
Prerequisites for unfolding the crane and safety checks.
Procedures for checking the emergency cut-off and overload protection systems.
Information on load limits, labels, and capacity charts for safe lifting.
Impact of working position on load capacity and component wear.
Defines optimal working range and prohibits fully lowered boom positions.
Guidelines for lifting loads with extension booms and boom system angles.
Checks for load lifting gear, securing loads, and handling procedures.
Safety notes for operators and signalers when handling loads.
Procedures and safety warnings for attaching/detaching loads.
Warning about loads rubbing against the load arm and minimum distances.
Hazards associated with control operation, abrupt movements, and cylinder stops.
Precautions when lowering loads, especially without overload protection.
Guidelines for safe load landing and avoiding sudden boom snap-up.
Procedures for leaving the crane unattended and resuming operation.
Steps to safely fold and secure the crane for transport.
Securing the boom system and monitoring vehicle height.
Procedures and safety warnings for retracting stabilizers.
Steps to safely end remote control operation and secure the console.
Essential checks before driving to ensure the crane is secured.
Emphasizes qualified personnel, compliance with guidelines, and spare parts.
Explanation of the operating hours counter display and service scheduling.
Specifies the correct sequence for maintenance tasks: cleaning, inspection, lubrication.
Instructions for cleaning the unit using environmentally friendly agents.
Detailed checks for fasteners, steel parts, hydraulic and electric systems.
Inspection of rope winch components and visual check of the rope.
Information on lubricant types, specifications, and safe application.
Schedule and actions for hydraulic oil change and maintenance.
Required characteristics and operating temperatures for hydraulic oils.
Instructions for repairing paint damage to prevent corrosion.
All service work must be performed by PALFINGER partners.
Ensures proper tightening of fasteners to prevent failures.
Defines tasks for initial servicing at 50 operating hours and one year.
Tasks for servicing after 500 operating hours or annually.
Tasks for servicing every 3000 hours/3 years and every 6 years.
Schedule and specifications for gear oil replacement.
Ensures all safety equipment is checked during servicing.
Check and replacement of protective hoses and covers.
Procedure for repairs and the effect of non-authorized repairs on warranty.
Maximum permissible lowering rate for safe operation.
Instructions for proper unit disassembly and environmentally friendly disposal.
Key specifications including lifting moment, capacity, outreach, and pressure.
Details weight specifications for different crane configurations and accessories.
Information on maximum outreach, weight, and load capacity for extensions.
Diagrams showing crane dimensions in transport position.
Illustrations of crane configurations in various working positions.
Dimensions and specifications for rope winch and related components.
Diagrams and dimensions for control stand and counter control units.
Diagrams and dimensions for the radio remote control unit.
Details for stationary mounting, including fixation and torque specifications.
Load capacity chart for PC 3800 A configuration.
Load capacity chart for PC 3800 B configuration.
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