Palfinger PK 34002-SH P7 User Manual

Explanation of the unit's operation and its role as part of the unit.

Defines the scope and applicability of these operating instructions.

Defines key terminology used throughout the operating instructions.

Explains the meaning of symbols and signaling words used for clarity.

Notes that pictures are symbolic representations for illustration purposes only.

Prioritizes operator and bystander safety, emphasizing correct usage and understanding of instructions.

Specifies allowed operations and warnings against misuse to prevent injury and damage.

Addresses unforeseeable risks and the operator's responsibility for safety awareness.

Stresses the importance of knowing and following national regulations and safety provisions.

Outlines conditions like wind speed and temperature where crane operation is prohibited.

Warns against climbing on the unit and details safe exceptions for accessing operating stations.

Highlights crushing hazards and specifies required minimum distances for safety.

Warns about hot components and potential burns from contact or escaping oil.

Addresses noise levels and recommends protective measures like ear protection.

Warns about exhaust fumes and mandates proper ventilation.

Details risks associated with power lines and specifies minimum safe distances.

Emphasizes the necessity of checking safety equipment after any service or repair.

Explains the significance of the CE symbol and conformity declaration for unit operation.

Describes system structure, installation, and acceptance procedures.

Prohibits unauthorized modifications and removal of protective devices.

Defines requirements for operators, including training and fitness for the job.

Illustrates and lists the main components of the crane, noting optional parts.

Details the wireless remote control system, its components, and safety guidelines.

Explains the type plate's role and the CE symbol requirements for control system components.

Describes different variants of the remote control console based on functions and lever types.

Details the functions of various buttons, levers, and indicators on the PALcom console.

Illustrates symbols for crane functions on operating stations and remote controls.

Provides instructions for cleaning, maintenance, service, repairs, and disposal of the wireless system.

Details specific labels used in USA and Canada related to electrocution and boom hazards.

References other sections for PALcom P7 menu navigation and related systems.

Explains symbols found on the crane and remote control console.

Explains hazard warning symbols such as crushing and water jet cleaning.

Details various labels on the unit and their importance for safety and operation.

Describes PALFINGER's safety systems and warns against unauthorized manipulation.

Explains the function and operation of the emergency cut-off button.

Details the Paltronic 150 electronic system, operating modes, and key switch functions.

Covers PALcom P7 display menu navigation, including scroll bar and status bar.

Explains status bar indicators for signal quality and battery status.

Describes error messages and codes, emphasizing their use for service analysis.

Details the main display area showing crane configuration, load, and function status.

Explains the F2 menu for switching general functions like working light and console lighting.

Details the F1 menu for crane-specific functions like AOS and OLP.

Describes the stabilization menu, mode selection, and graphical depiction of status.

Explains how to switch rope winch functions like SRC and RTC on or off.

Covers selecting operating modes for cranes with special equipment.

Details how to switch from fly-jib operation to grab/rotator operation.

Explains switching the rope winch to control the counter weight.

Describes how to activate/deactivate personal fall protection mode.

Explains how to access servicing and status information via the Information menu.

Details pop-up graphics that appear in exceptional situations, including status codes.

Illustrates common pop-up graphics for prohibited range, instability, and overloads.

Explains the overload protection function and its operation modes.

Describes the hydraulic return oil utilization system and its activation/deactivation.

Explains the High Performance Stability Control system for monitoring vehicle stability.

Details optional LCA systems for calculating crane stability with additional supports.

Describes mandatory and optional systems for monitoring transport position.

Provides guidelines for securing persons to the crane, including safety requirements.

Details procedures for emergency operation when remote control fails.

Explains emergency lowering of the basket and folding the crane.

Outlines procedures for operating in emergency control mode when electric systems fail.

General advice on using suitable accessories and understanding risks.

Focuses on safe use of hooks and shackles, emphasizing suitability and inspection.

Details connection procedures for auxiliary hydraulic equipment using threaded and multiple couplings.

Provides instructions on using the rope winch, including component checks and safety warnings.

Explains the operation and folding of the Power Link rope winch.

Details the process and dangers of extending/retracting booms during winch operations.

Addresses rope deflection angles and potential damage from rubbing.

Provides instructions for assembling the lower load block and warnings about composite pulleys.

Explains the RTC system for maintaining rope tension during crane movements.

Discusses special load lugs and proper usage of grabs for bulk materials.

Details safe operation and load capacity of mechanical extension booms.

Explains the overload protection system for manual boom extensions.

Describes the Active Oscillation Suppression system for damping boom and load oscillations.

Lists additional equipment like fly jib, workman basket, and SRC control.

Emphasizes continuous monitoring for damage and malfunctions to prevent accidents.

Covers daily checks of the wireless remote control system and battery handling.

Explains cable operation as an emergency backup and for signal-restricted areas.

Details dangers in the working range and requirements for safe operation.

Provides steps for starting the crane, including parking, brakes, and PTO engagement.

Stresses the importance of proper vehicle support to prevent tipping.

Advises on checking ground stability and permissible ground pressure for safe support.

Guides on choosing an operating station for clear visibility of support movements.

Explains the process of extending/retracting stabilizers and safety distances.

Details the correct sequence for stabilizing the vehicle to ensure safe operation.

Provides prerequisites and steps for safely unfolding the crane.

Warns against exceeding load capacities to prevent vehicle instability and component failure.

Explains how working position affects component wear and crane life, emphasizing optimal positioning.

Covers pre-loading checks, load handling instructions, and securing the load.

Provides safety guidelines for working with loads, including spotter use and stabilizer adjustments.

Details safe procedures for attaching and detaching loads, with operator and assistant roles.

Warns about potential damage if loads contact the boom system and emphasizes safe distances.

Provides guidelines for safe load landing areas and slow descent procedures.

Explains how load angle affects rope strain and wear.

Describes the SRC system for synchronizing rope movements and ensuring stable distances.

Covers pulley head assembly/disassembly, activating/deactivating SRC, and control characteristics.

Outlines organizational requirements and equipment needed for securing persons to the crane.

Details the Active Oscillation Suppression system for damping boom and load oscillations.

Provides prerequisites and steps for safely folding the crane into transport position.

Details procedures for retracting stabilizers, emphasizing safety and proper sequence.

Lists pre-drive checks for crane security, stabilizer retraction, and vehicle width compliance.

Highlights the importance of maintenance and compliance with guidelines for warranty.

Explains the operating hours counter's role in tracking service intervals.

Outlines the correct order of maintenance tasks and procedures for downtimes.

Provides guidelines for cleaning the unit, emphasizing environmental safety and proper procedures.

Details the process of visually inspecting crane components for damage and wear.

Covers checks for rope winch components like pulleys and load blocks.

Describes how to inspect the rope for damage, wear, and proper discarding criteria.

Ensures legibility and completeness of labels, and checks load lifting gear and safety devices.

Details lubricant specifications, application points, and warnings about improper lubrication.

Advises on immediate repair of paint damage to prevent corrosion.

Emphasizes that service must be performed by PALFINGER partners following training.

Details torque specifications for bolts and warns against loose or over-tightened connections.

Explains symbols used for different service activities like checks and changes.

Outlines initial servicing tasks to be performed after 50 operating hours.

Specifies initial servicing tasks to be performed after one year.

Lists service tasks required after 1000 operating hours or annually.

Details service tasks required after 3000 working hours or every three years.

Specifies service tasks to be performed every six years, such as hydraulic hose checks.

Provides guidelines for inspecting hooks and shackles, warning about damage and wear.

Details the procedure for checking and tightening slewing ring bolts at specified intervals.

Specifies the type of gear oil and replacement intervals.

Emphasizes checking all safety equipment during servicing.

Advises checking and replacing protective hoses and covers.

States that repairs must be done by a PALFINGER partner and recorded.

Specifies the maximum permissible lowering rate for the crane.

Provides guidance on proper unit disassembly and disposal of parts and consumables.