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Brand | Snorkel |
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Model | TB42 |
Category | Lifting Systems |
Language | English |
Provides information for safe and proper operation. Read before use. Order additional copies from Snorkel.
Explains the use of danger, warning, and caution symbols to indicate potential hazards and reduce injury.
Discusses qualified personnel for maintenance, daily inspections, and owner responsibilities.
Details technical specifications for TB42/420 including dimensions, capacity, engine, and system data.
Provides technical specifications for the TB50 model, covering dimensions, capacity, engine, and system details.
Warns that the platform is not insulated and to regard all conductors as energized.
Defines minimum safe distances to energized power lines based on voltage range, with a table and diagram.
Emphasizes performing a prestart inspection before each shift and only using the platform if trained.
Warns about tip-over risks on unstable surfaces and the need for fall restraint devices.
Discusses battery charging safety, high-pressure fluid hazards, and engine/fuel precautions.
Describes the location and function of emergency stop buttons on both lower and upper control panels.
Explains the emergency power system for lowering the platform during main power failure.
Details the use of the emergency lowering knob to lower booms if other systems fail.
Warns of tip-over hazards and describes the tilt alarm that sounds if the chassis is out of level.
Covers alarms and shutdowns for high engine temperature and low oil pressure.
Step-by-step procedures for operating boom, turntable, or platform functions from both control stations.
Warns about tip-over hazards when driving and provides steering direction guidance.
Details the overload system stopping functions and indicators.
Explains the emergency power system for lowering and stowing the platform when main power fails.
Procedure to operate the machine using emergency power from the lower controls.
Conditions and procedure to operate the machine using emergency power from the upper controls.
Procedure to manually lower the main boom using the emergency lowering knob.
Provides a chart to identify and correct common operating problems and symptoms.