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Snorkel A46JE User Manual

Snorkel A46JE
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April 2020
Part Number 0260954
MANUAL
OPERATOR’SOPERATOR’S
ANSI/CSA/CE/AS/NZS
Replaces ANSI 0260954 December 2017
Replaces CE 0260998 February 2016
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Snorkel A46JE Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSnorkel
ModelA46JE
CategoryBoom Lifts
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Chapter 3 Safety

Electrocution Hazard

Machine is not insulated; maintain safe distance from energized conductors.

Tip Over Hazard

Operate on firm, level surface; avoid hazards like holes, slopes.

Collision Hazard

Position platform carefully to avoid overhead obstructions or other hazards.

Fall Hazard

Do not climb on guardrails or use aids to extend reach.

Chapter 1 Introduction

Aerial Platform Features

Describes standard machine features like proportional drive control, tilt alarm, etc.

Options

Lists optional features such as airline to platform, flashing lights, tow kit.

Operator's Manual

Provides information for safe and proper operation, and how to order additional copies.

Manual of Responsibilities – ANSI

MEWP Safe Use – AS/NZS

AS/NZS 1418.10 Commissioning

CE Compliance

Additional Information

Chapter 2 Specifications

Component Identification

Diagram and labels identifying key parts of the aerial platform.

Working Envelope

General Specifications

Minimum Safe Approach Distance – ANSI

Minimum Safe Approach Distance – AS/NZS

Platform Capacity

Manual Force

Wind Speeds

Prestart Inspection

Work Place Inspection and Practices

Pinch Points

Tip-Over and Falling Hazards

Electrical System

Hydraulic System

Placards and Decals

General Safety Rules

Chapter 4 Safety Devices

Emergency Stop Controls

Describes the function and operation of emergency stop buttons at lower and upper controls.

Emergency Power System

Explains the backup system for emergency lowering and stowing.

Ground Operation Switch

Describes the switch that prevents movement unless activated.

Platform Foot Switch

Explains the switch required to activate upper controls.

Guardrails

Fall Protection Anchors

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter

Platform Overload Sensing System

Tilt Alarm/Warning Lights

Horn

Drive Motion Alarm

All Motion Alarm

Flashing Lights

Driving Lights

Platform Work Lights

Snorkel Guard

Chapter 5 Gauges and Displays

Diagnostic Center Display

LCD display for operating time, function status, and troubleshooting codes.

Platform Overload/Tilt Warning Lights

Lights indicating platform overload or chassis tilt.

Battery Condition Indicator

Displays available battery power at upper controls.

Battery Charge Indicator

Shows the charging status of the battery charger.

Hydraulic Fluid Filter Gauge

Hydraulic Fluid Level Sight Gauge

Chapter 6 Batteries

General Maintenance

Guidelines for keeping batteries clean, checking fluid levels, and terminal care.

Charging

Procedure for charging the machine's batteries.

Chapter 7 Controls

Battery Disconnect Switch

Switch to remove electrical power from functions.

Lower Controls

Location and functions of controls on the turntable.

Emergency Stop Button

Controls Selector Switch

Ground Operation Switch

Rotation Switch

Riser Switch

Boom Elevation Switch

Boom Extension Switch

Jib Articulation Switch

Platform Level Switch

Platform Rotation Switch

Emergency Power Switch

Circuit Breaker Reset Buttons

Upper Controls

Drive Joystick

Controls forward/reverse chassis movement and speed.

Steer Switch

Controls the front wheels for steering the platform.

Drive Range Switch

Selects between high and low speed drive modes.

Boom Speed Knob

Adjusts the speed of boom functions.

Rotation Switch

Controls turntable rotation from upper controls.

Riser Switch

Controls riser boom movement from upper controls.

Boom Elevation Switch

Controls main boom elevation from upper controls.

Boom Extension Switch

Jib Articulation Switch

Platform Level Switch

Platform Rotation Switch

Emergency Power Switch

Horn Switch

Platform Overload Warning Light

Override Switch

Tilt Alarm

Platform Foot Switch

Driving and Platform Work Lights

Chapter 8 Prestart Inspection

Operator's Manual Holder

Procedure to inspect the manual holder and its contents.

Electrical System

Checks related to batteries, wiring, and power supply.

Battery Fluid Level

Battery Terminals

Battery Charger

Battery Condition Indicator

Cables and Wiring Harness

Hydraulic System

Fluid Level

Fluid Filter

Hoses, Tubes, and Fittings

Tires and Wheels

Lower Control Station

Operating Controls

Procedure to operate the machine from lower controls.

Emergency Stop (Lower Controls)

Emergency Power (Lower Controls)

Diagnostic Center Display

Flashing Lights

Structures

Weldments

Inspecting weldments for wear, cracks, and deformation.

Boom Slide Pads

Inspecting slide pads for secure fastening and surface condition.

Fasteners

Inspecting fasteners for presence and tightness.

Upper Control Station

Guardrail System

Inspecting guardrail components for damage and proper function.

Operating Controls (Upper Controls)

Procedure to operate the machine from upper controls.

Emergency Stop (Upper Controls)

Emergency Power (Upper Controls)

Horn Switch

Snorkel Guard

Level Sensor

Electrical Power Outlet

All Motion Alarm

Air Line to Platform

Driving and Platform Work Lights

Tow Kit

Drive Motion Alarm

Placards and Decals

Chapter 8 Prestart Inspection

Prestart Inspection Checklist

A comprehensive checklist for inspecting the aerial platform before operation.

Inspection and Maintenance Schedules

Chapter 9 Operation

Cold Weather Start-Up

Procedure for starting the machine in cold temperatures.

Manually Warming The Hydraulic System

Method to warm hydraulic oil in cold conditions.

Preparing for Operation

Steps to take before starting aerial platform operation.

Lower Controls

How to operate boom, turntable, and platform functions using lower controls.

Upper Controls

Boom Operation

Procedure for operating turntable, boom, or platform functions from upper controls.

Driving and Steering

Procedures for driving and steering the aerial platform.

Driving on a Slope

Calculating Percent Grade

Machine Gradeability

Electrical Power Outlet

Snorkel Guard

Override Switch

Gradeability

Driving on a Slope

Calculating Percent Grade

Machine Gradeability

Electrical Power Outlet

Air Line

Platform Work Lights

Driving Lights

After Use Each Day

Chapter 10 Stowing and Transporting

Stowing

Procedure for properly stowing the aerial platform at the end of the day.

Transporting

Overview of transporting the aerial platform on a vehicle.

Driving

Winching

Hoisting

Securing for Transport

Storage

Chapter 11 Emergency Operation

Emergency Power System

System for lowering/stowing if main power fails.

Lower Controls

Procedure to operate using the emergency power system from lower controls.

Upper Controls

Override Switch

Operation of the override switch for safety systems.

Towing

Chapter 12 Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Chart

A chart to help identify and resolve machine operation issues.

Appendix A Glossary

Appendix B EC Declaration of Conformity

Appendix C Inspection Checklists

Prestart Inspection Checklist

A checklist for daily prestart inspections.

Frequent Inspection and Maintenance – Every 90 Days or 150 Hours

Detailed maintenance tasks for 90-day/150-hour intervals.

Frequent Maintenance – Every 90 Days or 150 Hours

Maintenance tasks including lubrication, gear hub checks, and battery checks.

Annual Maintenance – Every 500 Hours

Detailed maintenance tasks for 500-hour intervals.

Snorkel Product Warranty Policy

Replacement Parts Warranty

Details warranty coverage for replacement parts.

Claim Procedure

Steps to follow when making a warranty claim.

Freight Damage

Procedures for reporting freight damage upon delivery.

Snorkel Warranty Schedule

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