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Chapter 8 Crane operation

Loading of the rope

Moving the load at the acute angle (A) places less load on the

rope than moving it at the obtuse angle (B). This protects the

rope.

Higher load on the rope (B) puts strain on the rope and

causes quicker wear.

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- Table of Contents5
Notes Regarding the Operating Instructions7
Chapter 19
- Operating Instructions9
- Validity of Operating Instructions9
- Terms10
- Symbols11
- Graphics and Pictures11
Safety and Health Standards13
Chapter 215
- Safety for Individuals15
- Use for Intended Purpose / Limits of the Device16
- Residual Risks17
- Government Regulations and Standards for Operating the Unit18
- Adverse Working Conditions18
- Risk of Falling19
- Danger of Getting Crushed19
- Risk of Burns21
- Noise Emission21
- Dangers Caused by Exhaust22
- Danger from Power Lines22
- After Maintenance, Service and Repairs24
General25
Chapter 327
- CE Symbol27
- Structure of System27
- Modifications to Unit28
- Operators28
Device and Function29
- Main Components31
- Function Labels33
- Overview of Labels36
Safety Equipment45
Chapter 547
- General47
- Emergency Cut-Off Button / Push-Button47
- Capacity Indicator48
- Hydraulic Overload Protection49
- Overload Protection in Radio Remote Control Operation49
- Transport Position Monitoring System50
- Emergency Operation after Remote Control Failure50
Ancillary Equipment53
Chapter 655
- General55
- Slingers, Other Attachments to Lift the Load56
- Ancillary Equipment57
- Remote Control64
Preparing for Crane Operation71
Chapter 773
- Watch out for Faults before and During Operation73
- Working Range74
- Starting the Crane75
- Preparing for Remote Operation75
- Vehicle Inclination77
- Supporting the Vehicle78
- Pulling Outrigger Beams out Manually81
- Stabilizer Cylinders82
- Bringing the Load Arm to Working Position82
- Daily Function Check of Safety Equipment84
Crane Operation85
Chapter 887
- Load Limits87
- Working Position of the Crane87
- Loads90
- Working with Loads91
Ending Operation97
Chapter 999
- Bringing the Crane into Transport Position99
- Retracting the Stabilizers100
- Ending Radio Remote Control Operation103
- Before Driving103
Maintenance105
Chapter 10107
- General107
- Operating Hours Counter108
- Maintenance109
- Cleaning110
- Visual Inspection111
- Machine Lubrication113
- Hydraulic Oil Change118
- Paint Repair121
Service123
Chapter 11125
- General125
- Check of Threaded Fasteners125
- Initial Servicing after 50 Operating Hours127
- Initial Servicing after One Year127
- After Every 500 Operating Hours or Once Every Year127
- After Every 3000 Working Hours or Once Every Three Years128
- Every 6 Years128
- Gear Oil128
- Check of Control Equipment129
- Protective Hoses129
- Repairs129
- Lowering Rate129
Decommissioning and Disposal131
- Decommissioning and Disposal Guidelines133
Index135
Technical Description137

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