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General| Load Capacity | 500 lbs |
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| Weight | 5, 390 lbs |
| Overall Width | 47 in |
| Drive Speed (Elevated) | 0.5 mph |
| Platform Capacity | 500 lbs |
| Platform Size | 72 in x 30 in |
General guidelines for safely operating the aerial work platform.
Warnings and precautions regarding electrical hazards.
Specifies safe distances from energized conductors.
Daily visual and functional inspection procedures before operation.
Hazards and safe practices for the work area.
Safety considerations during platform operation.
Risks and prevention measures for tipping and falling.
Broad safety rules and guidelines for machine use.
Safety measures related to the hydraulic system.
Precautions to prevent fires during operation.
Safe practices for engine and fuel management.
Safety guidelines for battery handling and charging.
Importance and location of safety decals.
Visual guide to safety decal placement on the machine.
Warning about hazards from moving scissor arms.
Procedures for emergency situations like lowering or towing.
Overview of safety devices and their importance.
Location and function of emergency stop controls.
Explanation of various audible and visual alarms.
Function and importance of platform guardrails.
Purpose and use of the safety prop.
Proper use and closure of the platform gate.
Function of the safety control for joystick activation.
Role of the bubble level in leveling the platform.
Use of the horn to alert ground personnel.
Function and operation of optional stabilisers.
Protection provided by the RCD/ELCB outlet.
Purpose of the flashing light indicator.
Location and use of lanyard anchor points.
Conformance standards for the elevating work platforms.
Key technical data and dimensions for the X33RT model.
Recommended types of hydraulic oil for the machine.
Key technical data and dimensions for the X27RT model.
Specifications and data for the engine models used.
Recommended engine oil weights based on ambient temperature.
Diagrams identifying major machine components.
Explanation of the water temperature gauge on the control box.
Function of the ammeter gauge indicating battery charge status.
How to check engine oil level using the dipstick.
Procedure for checking hydraulic oil level in the tank.
Function of the hour gauge as an operating time clock.
Use of the bubble level for setting stabilisers.
How to read fuel level gauges for LPG tanks.
Explanation of systems that automatically shut down the engine or limit functions.
Information on the main circuit breaker and RCD/ELCB outlet.
Overview of controls and their functions in this chapter.
Location and function of the battery switch in the hydraulic compartment.
Identification and description of controls on the ground control box.
Identification and description of controls on the platform control box.
Comprehensive list of items to inspect daily.
Procedure for checking the fuel tank level.
Inspection of the fuel filter and pre-filter unit.
How to visually inspect for fuel leaks in the system.
Checking engine oil level and grade.
Procedure for checking and adding engine coolant.
Ensuring the radiator cap is in place and tight.
Inspecting the swinging gate for proper function.
Inspecting wiring for loose connections or damage.
Checking battery terminals for cleanliness and secure attachment.
Checking battery fluid levels.
Checking the hydraulic oil level and tank cap.
Inspecting for leaks in the hydraulic system.
Inspecting tires for damage and wheels for loose nuts.
Checking all fasteners for tightness and presence.
Inspecting the structure for cracks, deformity, or dents.
Ensuring guardrails are properly installed and secure.
Checking the bubble level for damage and fluid.
Inspecting guides and rollers for wear and debris.
Checking the battery charging system indicator.
Testing function of ground control switches and operations.
Verifying the flashing light operates when the engine is running.
Testing all functions from the platform control box.
Procedure to check the emergency lowering function.
Inspecting the safety prop for presence and free movement.
Checking the RCD/ELCB functionality.
Checking lanyard anchorages for presence and security.
Ensuring non-slip strips are in place and condition.
Checking the condition of the control box wrist support.
Verifying the operation manual is present in its holder.
Ensuring all placards and decals are legible and in place.
Reference to diagrams showing decal locations.
General guidance on starting and running the RT.
Information on operating from ground or platform control boxes.
How to use emergency stop switches to halt the machine.
Deciding which control station to use for starting and operating.
Identifying the engine type and fuel setup.
Detailed steps for operating from the ground control.
Procedure for starting a diesel engine from the ground control.
Detailed steps for operating from the platform control.
Instructions for safely driving the aerial platform.
Procedure for raising and lowering the platform.
Guidelines and precautions for using the stabilisers.
Steps for manually setting and raising the stabilisers.
How to use the auto level system for stabiliser adjustment.
Steps for extending and locking the multi-position platform deck.
Overview of emergency procedures like stop, bleed-down, and pushing.
How to use the emergency stop switches in an emergency.
Procedure for lowering the platform when the engine is not running.
Safe methods for pushing or towing the machine.
Steps to put the RT into its correct stowed position and lock it.
Guidelines for safely transporting the RT via trailer.
Warning against towing and potential damage to drive motors.
Safety precautions for lifting and securing the machine.
Safe procedure for pushing the RT by hand.
Steps for winching the machine onto a transport vehicle.
Explanation of the diesel and DC motor combination option.
Details on the DC motor, its operation, and power source.
Function and use of master battery isolator switches.
Information on deep cycle traction batteries and their charger.
Description of the on-board automatic battery charger.
Function and protection provided by the RCD/ELCB outlet.
Location and use of lanyard anchor points for fall protection.
Specifications and use of the platform electrical outlet.
Suitability of non-marking tyres for indoor use.
Overview of alternative power sources like gasoline or LPG.
Information on the availability of stabiliser options.
List of RT components that pose fire or environmental hazards.
General guidance on common problems and their solutions.
A table listing common problems, causes, and remedies.
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