How to fix Zoomlion RT60 when the work light does not illuminate?
If the work light on your Zoomlion Construction Equipment isn't working, several things could be the cause. It might be a damaged bulb, in which case you should replace it. Other potential causes include a burnt-out FU811, poor grounding, a broken conducting wire, or a defective switch. In these cases, you should repair the grounding or conducting wire, or replace the switch.
What to do if the Zoomlion Construction Equipment brake system has a long stopping distance?
If your Zoomlion Construction Equipment isn't stopping within a normal distance, it could be due to several reasons. The brake system pressure might be insufficient, in which case you should adjust the relief valve pressure or repair the master brake valve and pre-fill valve. Another cause could be a defective accumulator on the master brake valve (replace it or supply hydraulic oil), incorrect clearance between the brake disc and brake caliper (adjust the clearance), or a defective brake disc (replace it).
What causes a tire blow-out on Zoomlion Construction Equipment?
A tire blow-out on Zoomlion Construction Equipment can be caused by several factors: Overload (too much weight on the crane when it is in motion), in which case you should decrease the load, move slower and replace the tire. Also, check for damaged tires or tires that have reached their wear limit, and replace them if necessary.
Why is my Zoomlion Construction Equipment hydraulic pump making unusual noises?
Unusual noises from the hydraulic pump in your Zoomlion Construction Equipment can stem from various causes. The fluid level in the hydraulic tank might be too low, so add hydraulic oil. Air in the suction union could be another reason, in which case you should repair the seal ring. Check for loose mounting bolts and tighten them. Old or dirty hydraulic oil can also cause this issue, so replace the oil and filter element. Other potential causes include a shaken drive shaft, a worn universal joint, or a defective hydraulic pump; repair or replace these components as needed.
What to do if Zoomlion RT60 hydraulic pump is unusually hot?
If the hydraulic pump in your Zoomlion Construction Equipment is unusually hot, there are several potential causes. Ensure the fluid level in the hydraulic tank is adequate by adding hydraulic oil if it's low. Replace old or dirty hydraulic oil and the filter. The hydraulic pump itself might be defective, requiring repair or replacement. Examine the radiator for defects. If the temperature of the hydraulic system is too high, decrease the temperature manually or stop the engine.
How to troubleshoot a Zoomlion RT60 windshield wiper that doesn't operate?
If the windshield wiper on your Zoomlion Construction Equipment isn't working, it could be due to a burnt-out FU86, which you should replace. Alternatively, the switch might be defective, requiring replacement, or there could be damage to the motor, which needs repair.
What to do if the horn does not operate on Zoomlion RT60?
If the horn on your Zoomlion Construction Equipment isn't working, several things could be the cause. It might be a burnt-out FU87, in which case you should replace it. Other potential causes include a defective switch (replace it), a relay defect (repair it), a broken conducting wire (replace it), or a damaged horn (repair it).
Why is the brake locked up on my Zoomlion RT60?
If the brake is locked up on your Zoomlion Construction Equipment, it could be due to a small clearance between the brake disc and brake caliper. Examine and adjust the brakes to achieve a clearance of around 0.020 - 0.028 in (0.5 - 0.7 mm). Another cause could be insufficient brake system pressure, in which case you should adjust the relief valve pressure or repair the master brake valve and pre-fill valve. It's also possible that the park brake will not disengage, so examine and disengage it.
General| Engine Model | Cummins QSB6.7 |
|---|---|
| Max. Travel Speed | 35 km/h |
| Maximum Lifting Capacity | 60 tons |
| Overall Width | 3.3 m |
| Max. Torque | 990 Nm |
Provides supplementary data for correct operation and maintenance of the crane, including inspection logs.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, ATTENTION, NOTE, and IMPORTANT labels used in the manual.
Details the safety symbol usage and hazard classification system for injury levels.
Outlines essential safety rules for personnel, operator responsibilities, and compliance.
Specifies requirements for fuel, oil, break-in period, ground conditions, and temperature limits.
Details essential vehicle checks before starting the engine and for safe vehicle start-up.
Covers moving the crane to job sites, off-road conditions, parking, and emergency stops.
Procedures for preparing the crane for operation and safety during operation.
Addresses engine-related issues, including oil pressure and coolant temperature warnings.
Identifies and describes upper controls and instruments, including the main display.
Details controls located on the left dash, right dash, AC panel, and media player.
Explains the functions of joysticks for swing, winches, and boom operations, plus pedals.
Overview of the monitor system, including start-up, work modes, and gauges.
Information on vehicle status, system warnings, and real-time warning messages.
Navigation of the main menu, language switching, monitoring, parameters, maintenance, information, and password.
Instructions for controlling and viewing the vehicle camera display.
Describes essential safety equipment like Anti-Two Block, RCI, and Emergency Stop.
Covers engine start/operation, driving, steering, braking, transmission, towing, PTO, and vehicular operation.
Detailed instructions for outriggers, hoist, boom telescoping, luffing, swing, jib, and rooster sheave.
Guidance on load rating charts, lifting height, working radius, and 'on tires' lifts.
Covers simultaneous crane movements and operation under unusual conditions.
Guidelines for transporting the crane by train, ship, or trailer, including securing methods.
Steps for storing the crane for extended periods to prevent damage and corrosion.
Provides tables for decimal, metric, and liquid/weight equivalents and measures.
Lists average weights per cubic meter for various metals, alloys, ores, earth, and other materials.
Table of torque values for dry, uncoated fasteners based on diameter and grade.
Introduction to the RT60 rough terrain crane and its distinguishing characteristics.
Key performance, dimension, speed, hydraulic, mass, and traveling data of the crane.
Details on boom, jib, luffing gear, hoist gear, wire rope, hook block, swing gear, and turntable.
Information on the hydraulic system, control valve, pipelines, reservoir, filters, controls, and cab.
Details on the Rated Capacity Indicator (RCI) and outrigger specifications.
Specifications for chassis, engine, drive system, axles, and steering system.
Information on suspension, brake system, electrical system, fuel tank, and tires.
A comprehensive list of safety devices installed on the crane.
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