To Next PageTo Next PageWhy don't Winch up and Extension out work when the crane is stowed on my stellar labs 12621?
If the Winch up and Extension out functions do not operate while the main boom cylinder is fully retracted or the crane is stowed in the boom rest, raise main lift cylinder slightly, this condition is due to the safety systems of the crane.
Why aren't Winch 'Up', Main Cylinder 'Down', and Extension Cylinder 'Out' working on my Stellar Labs Construction Equipment?
If Winch “Up”, Main Cylinder “Down”, and Extension Cylinder “Out” are the only functions that don’t operate on your Stellar Labs Construction Equipment, consider the following: * Make sure that the anti-two block weight and chain on the end of the boom are straight so they slide easily along the wire rope cable. * Make sure that the limit switch is working properly. Disconnect the two wires connected to the limit switch and tie them together. If all functions operate, replace the limit switch. * Make sure that the cord for the cord reel is undamaged. Check the continuity of the cord. Disconnect the cord reel from the crane harness and bypass the harness connection. If the crane operates properly, replace cord reel.
Why is my stellar labs 12621 Construction Equipment crane operating slowly?
If your Stellar Labs Construction Equipment crane is operating slowly, consider the following: * Ensure the crane is receiving the recommended hydraulic flow. * Check the hydraulic fluid level in the reservoir and add fluid if needed. * Check the hydraulic fluid temperature. * Inspect the valve bank orifice for any blockages; replace the orifice if it's plugged (contact Stellar Customer Service for instructions). * Make sure the proportional valve is receiving 12V power when fully engaging the transmitter trigger. If there is no 12V power while pulling the trigger, check for loose connections inside the transmitter or replace the handle trigger assembly. If the proportional valve is receiving 12 volts, loosen the solenoid holding nut and check to see if the solenoid coil is magn...
Guidelines for safe and proper crane operation.
Daily checks required before operating the crane for safety.
Planning and positioning the vehicle and crane for the work area.
Explanation of buttons and toggles on the radio remote control.
Understanding crane capacity feedback and boost mode activation.
Details on sleep mode, E-stop, battery replacement, and backup cord.
Diagrams illustrating standard and single part line rope configurations.
OSHA provisions and requirements for using personal fall protection equipment.
Identification and explanation of key safety decals found on the crane.
Decals on body/chassis concerning electrocution hazards and safe clearance.
Decals on stabilizer legs warning about crush hazards and keeping clear.
Decals within the crane compartment covering electrocution, overload, and operator hazards.
Decals on the main boom regarding fall, free falling, misuse, and electrocution hazards.
Decals on the crane horse head warning about misuse hazards.
Decals on the valve bank concerning movement hazards.
Decals on the main cylinder warning about overload hazards and tampering.
Important safety and procedural guidelines before performing crane maintenance.
Scheduled maintenance operations for daily, weekly, monthly, and hourly intervals.
Recommendations for hydraulic oil and filter changes based on service hours.
Precautions for washing the crane, emphasizing protection of electrical components.
Tips for touching up paint chips and scratches to prevent further damage.
Procedure for lubricating PTO and pump splines every six months.
Importance of proper maintenance for wire rope longevity as per ANSI B30.5.
Reference to the winch manual for specific maintenance procedures.
Lubrication of extension weldments if noisy during operation.
Steps to perform a load hold test to check for hydraulic cylinder drift.
Procedures for lubricating worm gear, open gear teeth, and rotation bearings.
Using Moly Lube grease for worm and open gear teeth.
Applying EP2 grease to rotation gear bearing zerks every three months.
Weekly lubrication of the inner race of the large rotation gear bearing.
Procedures for replacing and securing gear-bearing bolts with threadlocker.
Step-by-step procedure for torquing rotation gear bearing bolts using a sequence.
Procedure to test for rotation gear bearing tilt using a dial indicator.
Procedures for setting worm end play and gear bearing backlash.
Chart correlating hose size with face seal and O-ring part numbers.
Recommended lubricants for hydraulic system, gears, cylinders, and compressors.
Table of symptoms, probable causes, and remedies for radio remote system issues.
Procedure for pairing the radio transmitter and receiver by address and channels.
Explanation of labels and meanings on the receiver/transmitter unit.
Troubleshooting common error codes displayed by the radio receiver for specific functions.
Steps to operate the crane manually when the remote control malfunctions.
Specific manual operation steps for the Model 14530 crane.
Guidelines for safe and proper crane operation.
Daily checks required before operating the crane for safety.
Planning and positioning the vehicle and crane for the work area.
Explanation of buttons and toggles on the radio remote control.
Understanding crane capacity feedback and boost mode activation.
Details on sleep mode, E-stop, battery replacement, and backup cord.
Diagrams illustrating standard and single part line rope configurations.
OSHA provisions and requirements for using personal fall protection equipment.
Identification and explanation of key safety decals found on the crane.
Decals on body/chassis concerning electrocution hazards and safe clearance.
Decals on stabilizer legs warning about crush hazards and keeping clear.
Decals within the crane compartment covering electrocution, overload, and operator hazards.
Decals on the main boom regarding fall, free falling, misuse, and electrocution hazards.
Decals on the crane horse head warning about misuse hazards.
Decals on the valve bank concerning movement hazards.
Decals on the main cylinder warning about overload hazards and tampering.
Important safety and procedural guidelines before performing crane maintenance.
Scheduled maintenance operations for daily, weekly, monthly, and hourly intervals.
Recommendations for hydraulic oil and filter changes based on service hours.
Precautions for washing the crane, emphasizing protection of electrical components.
Tips for touching up paint chips and scratches to prevent further damage.
Procedure for lubricating PTO and pump splines every six months.
Importance of proper maintenance for wire rope longevity as per ANSI B30.5.
Reference to the winch manual for specific maintenance procedures.
Lubrication of extension weldments if noisy during operation.
Steps to perform a load hold test to check for hydraulic cylinder drift.
Procedures for lubricating worm gear, open gear teeth, and rotation bearings.
Using Moly Lube grease for worm and open gear teeth.
Applying EP2 grease to rotation gear bearing zerks every three months.
Weekly lubrication of the inner race of the large rotation gear bearing.
Procedures for replacing and securing gear-bearing bolts with threadlocker.
Step-by-step procedure for torquing rotation gear bearing bolts using a sequence.
Procedure to test for rotation gear bearing tilt using a dial indicator.
Procedures for setting worm end play and gear bearing backlash.
Chart correlating hose size with face seal and O-ring part numbers.
Recommended lubricants for hydraulic system, gears, cylinders, and compressors.
Table of symptoms, probable causes, and remedies for radio remote system issues.
Procedure for pairing the radio transmitter and receiver by address and channels.
Explanation of labels and meanings on the receiver/transmitter unit.
Troubleshooting common error codes displayed by the radio receiver for specific functions.
Steps to operate the crane manually when the remote control malfunctions.
Specific manual operation steps for the Model 14530 crane.
General| Brand | stellar labs |
|---|---|
| Model | 12621 |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
