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TMC 99600140093_B 12.18.2013
Operating and Maintenance Manual
10010MX
50 TON/45 METRIC TON DIESEL POWERED TELESCOPIC BOOM CRAWLER CRANE
Crane Serial No:______________________________________
Manufacturer:
Tadano Mantis Corporation
1705 Columbia Ave.
Suite 200
Franklin, TN 37064
Phone: (615) 794-4556
Fax: (615) 790-6803
Courtesy of CraneMarket.com

Table of Contents

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Summary

Preface

Purpose of this Operating Manual

Explains the manual's purpose for safe operation and maintenance.

Manual Organization

Outlines the structure and content of each section in the manual.

Use of this Operating Manual

Guides users on how to find information within the manual.

SECTION 1. OVERVIEW

1.1 OVERVIEW

General introduction to the 10010MX crane model.

1.1.1 Service Conditions

Details the environmental conditions for crane operation.

1.2 DIRECTIONAL REFERENCES

Defines directional terms used in crane operations and travel.

1.3 BOOM LOAD CHARTS

Explains how to read and use boom load charts for safe lifting.

1.3.1 Capacity Limits and General Conditions

Specifies capacity limitations and general conditions for crane operation.

Conditions Contributing to the Risk of Tipping the Crane

Lists factors that increase the risk of crane tipping.

1.4 TECHNICAL DATA

Provides detailed specifications for the crane and its components.

1.4.1 Standard Crane and Equipment

Describes the standard configuration and recommended parts.

1.4.2 Boom

Details the boom specifications, including length and height.

1.4.3 Boom Telescoping & Elevating Systems

Explains the hydraulic systems for boom extension and elevation.

1.4.4 Boom Head

Describes the boom head components, including sheaves.

1.4.5 Rated Capacity Indicator

Details the function and features of the RCI system.

1.4.6 Anti-Two Block

Explains the function of the anti-two block safety system.

1.5 SUPERSTRUCTURE

Details the components of the crane's superstructure.

1.5.1 Frame

Describes the structural frame of the crane.

1.5.2 Engine

Provides specifications for the Cummins diesel engine.

1.5.3 Operators Cab

Details the features and layout of the operator's cab.

1.5.4 Instrumentation and Accessories

Describes the gauges, indicators, and accessories in the cab.

1.5.5 Control

Explains the primary control methods using joysticks and pedals.

1.5.6 Counterweight

Details the counterweight specifications and installation.

1.5.7 Hoist Winches

Describes the main and auxiliary hoist winch specifications.

1.5.8 Safety Equipment

Outlines the safety protection features of the hydraulic circuits.

1.5.9 Electrical Equipment

Details the crane's electrical system specifications.

1.5.10 Swing

Explains the swing mechanism and its components.

1.5.11 Fuel System

Describes the fuel tank and filtration system.

1.5.12 Hydraulic System

Details the hydraulic system's pumps, reservoir, and filtering.

1.6 UNDERCARRIAGE

Describes the crane's undercarriage and track systems.

1.6.1 Carbody

Details the carbody structure and its function.

1.6.2 Side Frames

Describes the removable side frames and track components.

1.6.3 Travel

Explains the travel system, including motors and brakes.

1.7 OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT

Lists and describes optional equipment available for the crane.

1.7.1 Boom Attachments

Details optional boom extensions and jibs.

1.7.2 Hydraulic

Describes optional hydraulic packages like auger and tool circuits.

SECTION 2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

General Safety Precautions

Highlights the importance of following all safety precautions.

DANGER;WARNING;CAUTION Definitions

Defines the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION labels.

2.1 BASIC SAFETY RULES

Outlines essential safety rules for crane operators and personnel.

2.2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR CRANE OPERATION

Provides general safety instructions for operating the crane.

2.3 CRANE APPLICATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INTENDED USE

Specifies the intended use and limitations of the crane.

2.4 LIFTING CAPACITIES OF CRANE

Explains how to determine and adhere to lifting capacities.

2.5 SAFETY DEVICES

Describes the function and importance of safety devices like RCI.

2.6 BEFORE CRANE OPERATION

Lists critical pre-operation checks for safe deployment.

2.7 PLACEMENT OF CRANE

Provides guidelines for proper crane placement on stable ground.

2.8 COUNTERWEIGHT

Explains the role of counterweight in crane stability and capacity.

2.9 RIGGING AND SIGNALING

Covers essential safety practices for rigging and signaling.

2.9.1 Recommended Hand Signals

Illustrates standard hand signals for crane operation communication.

2.10 LIFTING OPERATION

Provides safety instructions for performing lifting operations.

2.11 OPERATION NEAR POWER LINES

Details critical safety precautions for working near power lines.

2.11.1 Grounding the Crane

Explains procedures for grounding the crane in electrical hazard situations.

2.11.2 Inspection Measures

Outlines inspection requirements after electrical shock or lightning.

2.12 OPERATION IN WIND AND LIGHTNING

Provides safety guidance for operating in adverse weather conditions.

2.13 OPERATION NEAR PIPELINES

Highlights safety considerations for working near pipelines.

2.14 OPERATION IN COLD WEATHER

Offers advice for operating the crane in cold weather conditions.

2.15 LEAVING THE CRANE OUT OF SERVICE

Provides instructions for safely parking and securing the crane.

2.16 POTENTIAL CAUSES OF ACCIDENTS

Identifies common causes of accidents during crane operation and maintenance.

2.16.1 Operation Faults That May Cause Accidents

Lists specific operational errors that can lead to accidents.

2.16.2 Servicing Faults That May Cause Accidents

Lists maintenance and servicing errors that can cause accidents.

2.17 FIRE, SMOKE, INFLAMMATION AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS

Details hazards related to fire, smoke, and explosion.

SECTION 3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

3.1 LOCATION OF WARNING AND INSTRUCTION MARKINGS (US)

Shows the location of warning and instruction decals on the crane.

3.2 LOCATION OF WARNING AND INSTRUCTION MARKINGS (EXPORT)

Shows the location of export-specific warning and instruction decals.

3.3 LOCATION OF CAB WARNING AND INSTRUCTION MARKINGS

Illustrates the location of decals within the operator's cab.

3.4 Load Moment Indicator (AML)

Briefly introduces the AML system and refers to Appendix A for details.

3.5 DASH;CONTROL PANELS

Identifies the main functional groups of controls in the cab.

3.6 CAB DISPLAY

Explains the features and operating ranges of the cab display.

3.6.1 Operating Pages

Describes the Engine, Hydraulic, and Camera pages of the display.

3.6.2 Service Pages

Details the Service and Valve Adjustment pages for settings.

3.6.3 Display Icons

Provides a reference for understanding the icons shown on the display.

3.7 SWITCH PANEL

Details the function and operation of the switch panel controls.

3.8 ENGINE LEDS

Explains the meaning and function of the engine status LEDs.

3.8.1 Startup Procedure

Describes the correct procedure for starting the engine.

3.9 IGNITION ACC.;OFF;ON;START

Explains the ignition switch for starting and stopping the engine.

3.10 FOOT THROTTLE

Describes the operation of the foot throttle pedal for engine speed control.

3.11 SWING RIGHT;LEFT CONTROLS (LH JOYSTICK)

Explains how to use the left joystick for swing control.

3.12 SWING BRAKE PEDAL

Describes the function of the swing brake pedal.

3.13 SWING BRAKE SWITCH

Explains the operation of the swing park brake engagement switch.

3.14 TELESCOPE OUT;IN CONTROLS (LH JOYSTICK)

Explains how to use the left joystick for boom telescope control.

3.15 AUXILIARY WINCH CONTROL

Details the operation of the auxiliary winch using the left joystick.

3.16 MAIN WINCH;BOOM HOIST CONTROLS (RH JOYSTICK)

Explains how to use the right joystick for main winch and boom hoist control.

3.17 TRAVEL CONTROLS

Describes the controls for crane travel operations.

3.18 AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT CONTROLS

Details controls for optional equipment like tool circuits and augers.

3.19 OTHER OPERATOR CONTROLS

Covers miscellaneous controls such as fan, heater, and AC.

3.20 EMERGENCY BACK UP SYSTEM

Explains the emergency system for operating functions during failures.

3.21 BATTERY CUTOFF SWITCH

Describes the function of the battery cutoff switch.

3.22 OPERATION

Provides general operating procedures and checks.

3.23 PRE-START CHECKS

Lists essential checks to perform before starting the engine.

3.24 ELECTRIC STARTING

Details the procedure for starting the engine electrically.

3.25 COLD WEATHER OPERATION

Offers advice for operating the crane in cold weather conditions.

3.26 WINCH OPERATION

Explains the operation of the main and auxiliary winches.

3.27 BOOM CONTROLS

Details the controls for boom hoist, telescope, and stability.

3.28 TRAVEL CONTROLS

Explains the operation of the track forward/reverse and extend/retract controls.

3.29 AUGER OPERATION (OPTIONAL)

Describes how to operate the optional auger attachment.

3.30 REEVING

Illustrates correct reeving patterns for efficient operation.

3.31 PREPARATION FOR SHIPPING

Outlines procedures for preparing the crane for transport.

3.32 COUNTERWEIGHT REMOVAL;INSTALLATION

Details the procedure for installing and removing counterweight.

3.33 JIB;EXTENSION REMOVAL;INSTALLATION

Provides instructions for removing and installing the jib and extension.

3.34 EXTENSION;JIB ERECTION & RIGGING

Explains the process for erecting and rigging the boom extension and jib.

SECTION 4. MAINTENANCE

4.1 LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE

Emphasizes the importance of timely lubrication and maintenance.

4.2 MAINTENANCE INTERVALS

Defines maintenance schedules based on operating hours or time.

4.3 ENGINE

Covers general inspection, servicing, and maintenance of the engine.

4.4 FUEL TANK

Details procedures for draining condensation and cleaning the fuel strainer.

4.5 WATER-COOLED ENGINE COOLING SYSTEMS

Explains inspection and maintenance of the engine cooling system.

4.6 CLEANING THE RADIATOR

Provides instructions for cleaning the radiator and cooler fins.

4.7 AIR CLEANER

Details the removal, installation, and maintenance of the air cleaner.

4.8 EXHAUST SYSTEM

States that the exhaust system requires no particular service.

4.9 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

Covers maintenance procedures for the hydraulic system.

4.10 SPEEDS OF HYDRAULIC FUNCTIONS

Lists specified speed set-points for hydraulic functions.

4.11 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM PRESSURE CHECKS

Explains how to check and set hydraulic system pressures.

4.12 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

Covers maintenance of batteries, starter, and circuit breakers.

4.13 RATED CAPACITY INDICATOR (RCI)

Specifies that RCI must be serviced by qualified personnel only.

4.14 SWING MECHANISM

Details maintenance procedures for the swing mechanism.

4.15 WINCHES

Covers maintenance procedures for the main and auxiliary winches.

4.16 ANTI-TWO BLOCK (A2 B) SWITCH

Explains the function and testing of the A2B safety system.

4.17 TRAVEL SYSTEM

Details maintenance for track drive reducers, tension, and undercarriage.

4.18 LAST WRAP INDICATOR

Explains the setting and function of the last wrap indicator.

4.19 WINCH ROPE

Covers inspection, cleaning, lubrication, and replacement of winch rope.

4.20 CRANE CABIN

Provides maintenance guidelines for cabin components and systems.

4.21 POINTS OF LUBRICATION, MAINTENANCE

Specifies lubrication points for the boom, cylinders, and hook block.

4.22 LUBRICATION AND FILTER SPECIFICATIONS

Provides tables for lubrication types, capacities, and filter specifications.

SECTION 5. APPENDIX A - LOAD MOMENT INDICATOR

5.1 GENERAL

General overview of the Load Moment Indicator system.

Load moment indicator components

Identifies the main components of the LMI system: display and controls.

Display Panel

Describes the information displayed on the LMI panel.

LED Display

Explains the meaning of the LED indicators on the LMI system.

5.2 OPERATING STATUS REGISTRATION & LOAD MOMENT INDICATOR FUNCTION CHECK

Procedure for registering crane configuration and checking LMI functions.

Counterweight Configuration Registration

Steps to register the crane's counterweight configuration in the LMI.

Track;Carbody Jack Configuration Registration

Procedure to register the track or carbody jack configuration in the LMI.

Boom Configuration Registration

Steps to register the boom configuration, including jib and extensions.

Parts of Line Registration

Procedure to register the number of parts of line used for the lift.

Final AML Indicator Check

Final verification steps for the AML indicator configuration.

5.3 ALARM AND RECOVERY OPERATION

Explains how to interpret and respond to LMI alarms and errors.

Stop Alarm Codes

Lists and explains stop alarm codes and their remedies.

Warning Alarm Codes

Lists and explains warning alarm codes and their remedies.

5.4 OTHER FUNCTIONS

Describes additional functions of the LMI system.

5.4.1 Work Range Alarm Function

Explains the function and setup of the work range alarm.

Work Range Alarm Registration

Procedure for registering alarm limits for boom angle, height, and radius.

Work Range Alarm Cancellation

Describes how to cancel registered work range alarms.

5.4.2 TARE Function

Explains how to use the TARE function to zero the load display.

5.4.3 User Adjustment Menu

Details how to adjust display settings like panel contrast.

Adjustment of Display Panel Contrast

Step-by-step guide for adjusting the display panel contrast.

Action against Load Moment Indicator System Errors

Provides actions to take for LMI system errors.

SECTION 6. APPENDIX B - DRUM ROTATION & LAST LAYER INDICATOR

DRI Setup

Provides instructions for setting up the Drum Rotation Indicator.

Wire Connecting Instructions

Details the wiring connections for the drum rotation and LLI indicators.

LLI Setup

Provides instructions for programming the Last Layer Indicator.

Summary

Preface

Purpose of this Operating Manual

Explains the manual's purpose for safe operation and maintenance.

Manual Organization

Outlines the structure and content of each section in the manual.

Use of this Operating Manual

Guides users on how to find information within the manual.

SECTION 1. OVERVIEW

1.1 OVERVIEW

General introduction to the 10010MX crane model.

1.1.1 Service Conditions

Details the environmental conditions for crane operation.

1.2 DIRECTIONAL REFERENCES

Defines directional terms used in crane operations and travel.

1.3 BOOM LOAD CHARTS

Explains how to read and use boom load charts for safe lifting.

1.3.1 Capacity Limits and General Conditions

Specifies capacity limitations and general conditions for crane operation.

Conditions Contributing to the Risk of Tipping the Crane

Lists factors that increase the risk of crane tipping.

1.4 TECHNICAL DATA

Provides detailed specifications for the crane and its components.

1.4.1 Standard Crane and Equipment

Describes the standard configuration and recommended parts.

1.4.2 Boom

Details the boom specifications, including length and height.

1.4.3 Boom Telescoping & Elevating Systems

Explains the hydraulic systems for boom extension and elevation.

1.4.4 Boom Head

Describes the boom head components, including sheaves.

1.4.5 Rated Capacity Indicator

Details the function and features of the RCI system.

1.4.6 Anti-Two Block

Explains the function of the anti-two block safety system.

1.5 SUPERSTRUCTURE

Details the components of the crane's superstructure.

1.5.1 Frame

Describes the structural frame of the crane.

1.5.2 Engine

Provides specifications for the Cummins diesel engine.

1.5.3 Operators Cab

Details the features and layout of the operator's cab.

1.5.4 Instrumentation and Accessories

Describes the gauges, indicators, and accessories in the cab.

1.5.5 Control

Explains the primary control methods using joysticks and pedals.

1.5.6 Counterweight

Details the counterweight specifications and installation.

1.5.7 Hoist Winches

Describes the main and auxiliary hoist winch specifications.

1.5.8 Safety Equipment

Outlines the safety protection features of the hydraulic circuits.

1.5.9 Electrical Equipment

Details the crane's electrical system specifications.

1.5.10 Swing

Explains the swing mechanism and its components.

1.5.11 Fuel System

Describes the fuel tank and filtration system.

1.5.12 Hydraulic System

Details the hydraulic system's pumps, reservoir, and filtering.

1.6 UNDERCARRIAGE

Describes the crane's undercarriage and track systems.

1.6.1 Carbody

Details the carbody structure and its function.

1.6.2 Side Frames

Describes the removable side frames and track components.

1.6.3 Travel

Explains the travel system, including motors and brakes.

1.7 OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT

Lists and describes optional equipment available for the crane.

1.7.1 Boom Attachments

Details optional boom extensions and jibs.

1.7.2 Hydraulic

Describes optional hydraulic packages like auger and tool circuits.

SECTION 2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

General Safety Precautions

Highlights the importance of following all safety precautions.

DANGER;WARNING;CAUTION Definitions

Defines the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION labels.

2.1 BASIC SAFETY RULES

Outlines essential safety rules for crane operators and personnel.

2.2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR CRANE OPERATION

Provides general safety instructions for operating the crane.

2.3 CRANE APPLICATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INTENDED USE

Specifies the intended use and limitations of the crane.

2.4 LIFTING CAPACITIES OF CRANE

Explains how to determine and adhere to lifting capacities.

2.5 SAFETY DEVICES

Describes the function and importance of safety devices like RCI.

2.6 BEFORE CRANE OPERATION

Lists critical pre-operation checks for safe deployment.

2.7 PLACEMENT OF CRANE

Provides guidelines for proper crane placement on stable ground.

2.8 COUNTERWEIGHT

Explains the role of counterweight in crane stability and capacity.

2.9 RIGGING AND SIGNALING

Covers essential safety practices for rigging and signaling.

2.9.1 Recommended Hand Signals

Illustrates standard hand signals for crane operation communication.

2.10 LIFTING OPERATION

Provides safety instructions for performing lifting operations.

2.11 OPERATION NEAR POWER LINES

Details critical safety precautions for working near power lines.

2.11.1 Grounding the Crane

Explains procedures for grounding the crane in electrical hazard situations.

2.11.2 Inspection Measures

Outlines inspection requirements after electrical shock or lightning.

2.12 OPERATION IN WIND AND LIGHTNING

Provides safety guidance for operating in adverse weather conditions.

2.13 OPERATION NEAR PIPELINES

Highlights safety considerations for working near pipelines.

2.14 OPERATION IN COLD WEATHER

Offers advice for operating the crane in cold weather conditions.

2.15 LEAVING THE CRANE OUT OF SERVICE

Provides instructions for safely parking and securing the crane.

2.16 POTENTIAL CAUSES OF ACCIDENTS

Identifies common causes of accidents during crane operation and maintenance.

2.16.1 Operation Faults That May Cause Accidents

Lists specific operational errors that can lead to accidents.

2.16.2 Servicing Faults That May Cause Accidents

Lists maintenance and servicing errors that can cause accidents.

2.17 FIRE, SMOKE, INFLAMMATION AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS

Details hazards related to fire, smoke, and explosion.

SECTION 3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

3.1 LOCATION OF WARNING AND INSTRUCTION MARKINGS (US)

Shows the location of warning and instruction decals on the crane.

3.2 LOCATION OF WARNING AND INSTRUCTION MARKINGS (EXPORT)

Shows the location of export-specific warning and instruction decals.

3.3 LOCATION OF CAB WARNING AND INSTRUCTION MARKINGS

Illustrates the location of decals within the operator's cab.

3.4 Load Moment Indicator (AML)

Briefly introduces the AML system and refers to Appendix A for details.

3.5 DASH;CONTROL PANELS

Identifies the main functional groups of controls in the cab.

3.6 CAB DISPLAY

Explains the features and operating ranges of the cab display.

3.6.1 Operating Pages

Describes the Engine, Hydraulic, and Camera pages of the display.

3.6.2 Service Pages

Details the Service and Valve Adjustment pages for settings.

3.6.3 Display Icons

Provides a reference for understanding the icons shown on the display.

3.7 SWITCH PANEL

Details the function and operation of the switch panel controls.

3.8 ENGINE LEDS

Explains the meaning and function of the engine status LEDs.

3.8.1 Startup Procedure

Describes the correct procedure for starting the engine.

3.9 IGNITION ACC.;OFF;ON;START

Explains the ignition switch for starting and stopping the engine.

3.10 FOOT THROTTLE

Describes the operation of the foot throttle pedal for engine speed control.

3.11 SWING RIGHT;LEFT CONTROLS (LH JOYSTICK)

Explains how to use the left joystick for swing control.

3.12 SWING BRAKE PEDAL

Describes the function of the swing brake pedal.

3.13 SWING BRAKE SWITCH

Explains the operation of the swing park brake engagement switch.

3.14 TELESCOPE OUT;IN CONTROLS (LH JOYSTICK)

Explains how to use the left joystick for boom telescope control.

3.15 AUXILIARY WINCH CONTROL

Details the operation of the auxiliary winch using the left joystick.

3.16 MAIN WINCH;BOOM HOIST CONTROLS (RH JOYSTICK)

Explains how to use the right joystick for main winch and boom hoist control.

3.17 TRAVEL CONTROLS

Describes the controls for crane travel operations.

3.18 AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT CONTROLS

Details controls for optional equipment like tool circuits and augers.

3.19 OTHER OPERATOR CONTROLS

Covers miscellaneous controls such as fan, heater, and AC.

3.20 EMERGENCY BACK UP SYSTEM

Explains the emergency system for operating functions during failures.

3.21 BATTERY CUTOFF SWITCH

Describes the function of the battery cutoff switch.

3.22 OPERATION

Provides general operating procedures and checks.

3.23 PRE-START CHECKS

Lists essential checks to perform before starting the engine.

3.24 ELECTRIC STARTING

Details the procedure for starting the engine electrically.

3.25 COLD WEATHER OPERATION

Offers advice for operating the crane in cold weather conditions.

3.26 WINCH OPERATION

Explains the operation of the main and auxiliary winches.

3.27 BOOM CONTROLS

Details the controls for boom hoist, telescope, and stability.

3.28 TRAVEL CONTROLS

Explains the operation of the track forward/reverse and extend/retract controls.

3.29 AUGER OPERATION (OPTIONAL)

Describes how to operate the optional auger attachment.

3.30 REEVING

Illustrates correct reeving patterns for efficient operation.

3.31 PREPARATION FOR SHIPPING

Outlines procedures for preparing the crane for transport.

3.32 COUNTERWEIGHT REMOVAL;INSTALLATION

Details the procedure for installing and removing counterweight.

3.33 JIB;EXTENSION REMOVAL;INSTALLATION

Provides instructions for removing and installing the jib and extension.

3.34 EXTENSION;JIB ERECTION & RIGGING

Explains the process for erecting and rigging the boom extension and jib.

SECTION 4. MAINTENANCE

4.1 LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE

Emphasizes the importance of timely lubrication and maintenance.

4.2 MAINTENANCE INTERVALS

Defines maintenance schedules based on operating hours or time.

4.3 ENGINE

Covers general inspection, servicing, and maintenance of the engine.

4.4 FUEL TANK

Details procedures for draining condensation and cleaning the fuel strainer.

4.5 WATER-COOLED ENGINE COOLING SYSTEMS

Explains inspection and maintenance of the engine cooling system.

4.6 CLEANING THE RADIATOR

Provides instructions for cleaning the radiator and cooler fins.

4.7 AIR CLEANER

Details the removal, installation, and maintenance of the air cleaner.

4.8 EXHAUST SYSTEM

States that the exhaust system requires no particular service.

4.9 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

Covers maintenance procedures for the hydraulic system.

4.10 SPEEDS OF HYDRAULIC FUNCTIONS

Lists specified speed set-points for hydraulic functions.

4.11 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM PRESSURE CHECKS

Explains how to check and set hydraulic system pressures.

4.12 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

Covers maintenance of batteries, starter, and circuit breakers.

4.13 RATED CAPACITY INDICATOR (RCI)

Specifies that RCI must be serviced by qualified personnel only.

4.14 SWING MECHANISM

Details maintenance procedures for the swing mechanism.

4.15 WINCHES

Covers maintenance procedures for the main and auxiliary winches.

4.16 ANTI-TWO BLOCK (A2 B) SWITCH

Explains the function and testing of the A2B safety system.

4.17 TRAVEL SYSTEM

Details maintenance for track drive reducers, tension, and undercarriage.

4.18 LAST WRAP INDICATOR

Explains the setting and function of the last wrap indicator.

4.19 WINCH ROPE

Covers inspection, cleaning, lubrication, and replacement of winch rope.

4.20 CRANE CABIN

Provides maintenance guidelines for cabin components and systems.

4.21 POINTS OF LUBRICATION, MAINTENANCE

Specifies lubrication points for the boom, cylinders, and hook block.

4.22 LUBRICATION AND FILTER SPECIFICATIONS

Provides tables for lubrication types, capacities, and filter specifications.

SECTION 5. APPENDIX A - LOAD MOMENT INDICATOR

5.1 GENERAL

General overview of the Load Moment Indicator system.

Load moment indicator components

Identifies the main components of the LMI system: display and controls.

Display Panel

Describes the information displayed on the LMI panel.

LED Display

Explains the meaning of the LED indicators on the LMI system.

5.2 OPERATING STATUS REGISTRATION & LOAD MOMENT INDICATOR FUNCTION CHECK

Procedure for registering crane configuration and checking LMI functions.

Counterweight Configuration Registration

Steps to register the crane's counterweight configuration in the LMI.

Track;Carbody Jack Configuration Registration

Procedure to register the track or carbody jack configuration in the LMI.

Boom Configuration Registration

Steps to register the boom configuration, including jib and extensions.

Parts of Line Registration

Procedure to register the number of parts of line used for the lift.

Final AML Indicator Check

Final verification steps for the AML indicator configuration.

5.3 ALARM AND RECOVERY OPERATION

Explains how to interpret and respond to LMI alarms and errors.

Stop Alarm Codes

Lists and explains stop alarm codes and their remedies.

Warning Alarm Codes

Lists and explains warning alarm codes and their remedies.

5.4 OTHER FUNCTIONS

Describes additional functions of the LMI system.

5.4.1 Work Range Alarm Function

Explains the function and setup of the work range alarm.

Work Range Alarm Registration

Procedure for registering alarm limits for boom angle, height, and radius.

Work Range Alarm Cancellation

Describes how to cancel registered work range alarms.

5.4.2 TARE Function

Explains how to use the TARE function to zero the load display.

5.4.3 User Adjustment Menu

Details how to adjust display settings like panel contrast.

Adjustment of Display Panel Contrast

Step-by-step guide for adjusting the display panel contrast.

Action against Load Moment Indicator System Errors

Provides actions to take for LMI system errors.

SECTION 6. APPENDIX B - DRUM ROTATION & LAST LAYER INDICATOR

DRI Setup

Provides instructions for setting up the Drum Rotation Indicator.

Wire Connecting Instructions

Details the wiring connections for the drum rotation and LLI indicators.

LLI Setup

Provides instructions for programming the Last Layer Indicator.

Tadano Mantis 10010MX Specifications

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BrandTadano
ModelMantis 10010MX
CategoryConstruction Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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