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TB20J Plus Operation Manual
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
2. Make sure that the boom is stowed, that the turnta-
ble is locked (if equipped with a rotation pin, that the
rotation pin is locked), that the machine has no
loose or unfixed parts, that there are no people or
any tools on the platform, and that there are no ob-
stacles on the surrounding passage.
3. Loosen the bolts on each drive hub and mount the
drive hub cap reversely.
Fig 1
A Drive hub engaged B Drive hub disengaged
1) Drive hub
2) Disengage drive hub cap (obversely mounted)
3) Disengage drive hub cap (reversely mounted)
4. Tighten the bolts, disengage the drive hub, and the
machine can be towed and dragged by external
force.
5. After towing, place the machine on solid level
ground and secure the wheels with chocks to pre-
vent the machine from moving.
6. Install the drive hub back to its original position, and
tighten the bolts to make the drive hub engaged.
8.5 OVERRIDE OPERATION IN
OVERLOADING
Override operation in overloading is only applicable for
overseas models.
With the machine in the KG mode, if an overload alarm
is triggered and the platform needs to be lowered, the
override operation in overloading should be activated.
• Perform operation from the ground: Activate the de-
sired movement switch while flipping the emergency
power switch on the ground controller;
• Perform operation from the platform: Depress the
foot switch, flip the emergency power switch on the
platform controller, and activate the desired move-
ment switch.
Then, the machine will activate the override operation,
and the corresponding movement can be performed.
The time of the override operation and the actual weight
on the platform are recorded on the display.
NOTICE
Override operation can only be used to lower the
platform in an emergency state after the platform is
overloaded, and before operating the machine to
perform the required action, please confirm that the
surrounding environment and the whole machine are
safe.
Before conducting any override operation, try to
avoid operation in directions where the machine
may tip over. Improper operation may cause the
machine to overturn, causing serious machine
damage and casualties.