Liebherr Crawler Crane HS 895 HD Operating manual SN 188182 – PDF DOWNLOAD

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HS 895 HD Serial number:

188 182

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002 - 24.05.2016 / lwnscj0

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INTRODUCTION .................................................1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION .................................2 SAFETY GUIDELINES .......................................3 CONTROL AND OPERATING ELEMENTS .......4 OPERATION .......................................................5 ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY, TRANSPORT ......................................................6 MAINTENANCE ..................................................7 REPAIR WORK...................................................8

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OPTIONS ............................................................9 APPENDIX ....................................................... 10

INDEX

INDEX 1.

INTRODUCTION 1.1

Foreword

1-1

1.2

Using the documentation

1-2

1.2.1

How is this operating manual structured in volume 1?

1-2

1.2.2

System prerequisites of the computer for utilisation of the CD-ROM

1-3

1.2.3

Actual condition of the documentation

1-3

1.2.4

Storing the documentation

1-3

1.3

Machine license

1-4

1.4

Impressum

1-7

1.5

Conversion tables

1-8

1.5.1

Length

1-8

1.5.2

Surface area

1-8

1.5.3

Weight (mass)

1-9

1.5.4

Volume

1-9

1.5.5

Pressure

1-9

1.5.6

Temperature

1 - 10

1.5.7

Speed

1 - 10

1.5.8

Force

1 - 10

1.5.9

Torque

1 - 10

1.5.10

Output

1 - 11

Certificate of conformity

1 - 12

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

2-1

1.6

2.

2.1

2.2

2-1

General 2.1.1

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1-1

What should you be aware of when reading the operating manual?

Applications of the machine

2-1 2-2

2.2.1

Equipment rating

2-3

2.2.2

Explanatory notes on the equipment rating

2-4

2.2.3

Use as directed

2-4

2.2.4

Use not as directed

2-5

2.3

Machine summary

2-7

2.4

Boom

2-8

2.5

Uppercarriage

2 - 10

2.5.1

Central power unit

2 - 12

2.5.2

Pump equipment

2 - 14

2.6

Undercarriage

2 - 16

2.7

Counterweight

2 - 17

2.7.1

2 - 19

Central counterweight *

2.8

Summary of hydraulic cylinders

2 - 20

2.9

Technical data

2 - 21

2.9.1

Dimensions and weights

2 - 21

2.9.2

Operating conditions

2 - 27

0-1

INDEX

3.

2.9.3

Emissions

2 - 28

2.9.4

Engine aggregate

2 - 28

2.9.5

Hydraulic system

2 - 28

2.9.6

Winches

2 - 29

2.9.7

Swing gear

2 - 30

2.9.8

Crawler

2 - 30

2.9.9

Control

2 - 30

SAFETY REGULATIONS

3-1

3.1

3.1.1

Danger symbols

3-2

3.1.2

Use as directed

3-3

3.1.3

Areas of responsibility

3-3

3.2

Personal requirements of the machine operator

3-4

3.3

Personal protective gear

3-5

3.4

Working area

3-6

3.5

Safety and monitoring devices

3-7

3.6

3.5.1

Safety devices

3-7

3.5.2

Monitoring devices

3-8

Safety signs on the crawler crane

3-9

3.6.1 3.7

3.8

0-2

3-1

General

Meaning of safety signs

Machine-specific dangers

3 - 12 3 - 14

3.7.1

Injuries resulting from operating machinery

3 - 14

3.7.2

Injuries due to hydraulic energy

3 - 16

3.7.3

Risk of burns

3 - 17

3.7.4

Risk of chemical burns

3 - 18

3.7.5

Fire and explosion hazards

3 - 19

3.7.6

Risk of poisoning and asphyxiation

3 - 22

3.7.7

Safety Precaution for using refrigerants

3 - 23

3.7.8

Electromagnetic influences

3 - 25

3.7.9

Endangering the environment

3 - 26

Additional dangers

3 - 27

3.8.1

Effects of wind and storms

3 - 27

3.8.2

Ground conditions on the site

3 - 31

3.8.3

Snow and ice loads

3 - 32

3.8.4

Lightning strikes

3 - 33

3.8.5

Overhead power lines

3 - 34

3.8.6

Underground pipes and cables

3 - 43

3.9

Safety precautions for the machine operator

3 - 48

3.10

Safety precautions for maintenance and repair personnel

3 - 48

3.11

Safety precautions for construction site personnel

3 - 49

3.11.1

Signalman

3 - 49

3.11.2

Rigger

3 - 51

3.11.3

Hand signals

3 - 51

INDEX

4.

CONTROL AND OPERATING ELEMENTS 4.1

General

4-1

4.2

Operating elements on the undercarriage

4-2

4.3

Operating elements on the uppercarriage

4-3

4.4

Operator's cab

4-4

4.4.1

Summary of operator's cab

4-4

4.4.2

Summary of the control stand

4-6

4.4.3

Summary of the control stand from above

4-8

4.5

LCD screen

4 - 11

4.6

Overview of the LCD screen

4 - 13

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4.6.1

Main areas of the screen

4 - 13

4.6.2

Description of the main areas of the screen

4 - 13

4.6.3

Sequence of mode screens

4 - 15

4.6.4

Left-hand control panel (X11)

4 - 17

4.7

Left-hand control panel (X12)

4 - 20

4.8

Right-hand control panel (X23)

4 - 22

4.9

Litronic service panel

4 - 26

4.10

5.

4-1

4.9.1

Emergency shut-down switch

4 - 28

4.9.2

Left-hand switch lever

4 - 29

4.9.3

Right-hand switch lever

4 - 29

4.9.4

Pedal arrangement

4 - 29

Crawler crane operation - auxiliary functions

4 - 30

4.10.1

Adjusting operating elements

4 - 30

4.10.2

Operator's seat

4 - 31

4.10.3

LCD-display screen adjustments

4 - 32

4.10.4

Windshield wiper

4 - 32

4.10.5

Heating and air conditioning *

4 - 34

4.10.6

Inside lighting in uppercarriage

4 - 36

4.10.7

Cab lighting

4 - 36

4.10.8

Radio

4 - 36

4.10.9

Horn

4 - 36

4.10.10

Cigarette lighter / socket in the cab

4 - 36

4.10.11

Cabin adjustment cylinder *

4 - 37

4.10.12

Cab height adjustment *

4 - 37

4.11

Operator guidance on the display screen

4 - 39

4.12

Start-up screen

4 - 39

4.13

Set-up screens

4 - 41

4.13.1

Set-up screen 1 for main boom

4 - 42

4.13.2

Set-up screen 3 for main boom with fixed fly jib

4 - 48

4.13.3

Example of a load capacity chart for load moment limitation *

4 - 50

4.14

"Mode screen" page

4 - 52

4.15

"Power unit monitoring" screen

4 - 59

4.16

"Fault monitor" screen

4 - 62

OPERATION

5-1

0-3

INDEX 5.1

General

5-1

5.2

Safety regulations for operation

5-1

5.3

5.2.1

Notes on safe operation

5-1

5.2.2

Safety regulations for start-up

5-2

5.2.3

Safety regulations for excavator operation

5-2

5.2.4

Safety regulations for lifting gear operation of the crawler crane

5-2

5.2.5

Safety regulations for travel operation

5-3

5.2.6

Safety regulations for shutting down the crawler crane

5-3

Checks before start-up 5.3.1

5.4

Checks before starting

5-4 5-5

5.4.1

Engine oil level

5-5

5.4.2

Gear oil level

5-5

5.4.3

Coolant level

5-5

5.4.4

Fuel system

5-7

5.4.5

Tank level of fuel tank

5-7

5.4.6

Checking oil level in the hydraulic tank

5-8

5.4.7

Shut off slide valve on the hydraulic tank

5-8

5.4.8

Electrical system

5-9

5.4.9

Battery main switch

5-9

5.4.10

Inspection of maintenance tasks

5-9

5.5

Adjusting operating elements

5 - 11

5.6

Switching on control

5 - 11

5.7

5.8

5.9

0-4

Tour of inspection

5-4

5.6.1

Ignition switch

5 - 11

5.6.2

Parking position

5 - 12

5.6.3

Working floodlight

5 - 12

5.6.4

Programming set-up

5 - 13

Starting the diesel engine

5 - 17

5.7.1

Prerequisites

5 - 17

5.7.2

Starting in extreme external temperatures

5 - 20

Adjusting engine speed

5 - 20

5.8.1

Adjustment of engine speed

5 - 20

5.8.2

Constant speed

5 - 20

5.8.3

Automatic idle

5 - 20

5.8.4

Gas pedal *

5 - 21

5.8.5

Electronic limited load regulation

5 - 21 5 - 22

Operation 5.9.1

Operation types

5 - 22

5.9.2

Litronic control

5 - 22

5.9.3

Simultaneous movements

5 - 23

5.9.4

Maximum lifting capacities

5 - 23

5.9.5

Line-pull limitation *

5 - 23

5.9.6

Operation with the load moment limitation *

5 - 24

5.9.7

Safety lever control

5 - 24

5.9.8

Vibrator selection switch lever

5 - 24

INDEX

5.10

5.11

5.12

Operating crawler crane - main functions

5 - 25

5.9.10

Checks before beginning work

5 - 26

Actuate swing gear

5 - 28

5.10.1

General

5 - 28

5.10.2

Swing speed

5 - 28

5.10.3

Functional mode

5 - 28

Free swing gear

5 - 30

5.11.1

General

5 - 30

5.11.2

Free swing gear On

5 - 30

5.11.3

Key-operated free swing gear

5 - 31

5.11.4

Functional use

5 - 31

5.11.5

Free swing gear Off

5 - 31

Adjusting main boom

5 - 32

5.12.1

Functional use

5 - 32

5.12.2

Shut-down

5 - 32

5.12.3

Assembly operation

5 - 33

5.13

Moving the machine

5 - 34

5.14

Crawler high gear *

5 - 38

5.15

Actuating winches

5 - 39

5.16

5.17

5.18

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5.9.9

5.15.1

General

5 - 39

5.15.2

Functional use

5 - 39

5.15.3

Shut-down

5 - 39

5.15.4

Assembly operation

5 - 40

High gear winches * 5.16.1

General

5 - 40

5.16.2

Pre-selection

5 - 40 5 - 41

Lifting mode 5.17.1

Operating the hoisting winches

5 - 41

5.17.2

Lifting loads with the main boom head using runner attachment

5 - 44

5.17.3

Lifting loads with the tip boom (runner)

5 - 45

5.17.4

Lifting loads with the main boom head with fixed fly jib fitted

5 - 46

5.17.5

Twin hook operation

5 - 48

5.17.6

Combined two-hook operation with fixed fly jib

5 - 55

Operating heating

5 - 59

5.18.1

Heating operation

5 - 60

5.18.2

Fresh air operation

5 - 60

Inclining operator's cab *

5 - 61

General

5 - 61

Hydraulic cab elevation

5 - 63

5.19.1 5.20

5 - 40

5.20.1

Product description

5 - 63

5.20.2

Safety guidelines

5 - 64

5.20.3

Assembly

5 - 68

5.20.4

Operation

5 - 73

5.20.5

Disassembly

5 - 75

5.20.6

Maintenance

5 - 76

0-5

INDEX 5.21

Excavator operation 5.21.1

5.22

5.23

Lifting gear operation with excavator equipment

5.25

5.26

6.

5 - 79

Prerequisites

5 - 79

5.22.2

Hoist rope reeving

5 - 79

5.22.3

Free-fall operation

5 - 80

5.22.4

Working in free-fall operation

5 - 86

5.22.5

Shutting down free-fall operation

5 - 87

5.22.6

Winch standstill monitoring

5 - 87

Shutting down the crawler crane Emergency Off key

5 - 88 5 - 88

Parking position

5 - 89

5.24.1

Short breaks in operation

5 - 89

5.24.2

Longer breaks in operation

5 - 89

Actuating refuelling pumps

5 - 90

5.25.1

General

5 - 90

5.25.2

Refuelling

5 - 90

Emergency control *

5 - 91

5.26.1

General

5 - 91

5.26.2

Notes on safety

5 - 91

5.26.3

Pre-selecting Emergency control

5 - 91

5.26.4

Using emergency control

5 - 93

ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY

6-1

6.1

General

6-1

6.2

Application planning

6-1

6.3

Application types

6-3

6.3.1

Excavator operation

6-3

6.3.2

Lifting gear operation with excavator equipment

6-3

6.3.3

Assembly lengths for main boom

6-3

6.3.4

Defining the set-up

6 - 13

6.3.5

Assembling and preparing the transport equipment

6 - 13

6.4

Safety regulations for assembly and disassembly

6 - 15

6.5

Mounting mode

6 - 16

6.5.1

General

6 - 16

6.5.2

Preselecting mounting mode

6 - 16

6.5.3

Mounting mode display

6 - 16

6.5.4

Operation in mounting mode

6 - 16

6.6

Prerequisites for assembly 6.6.1

0-6

5 - 78

5.22.1

5.23.1 5.24

Counterweight

5 - 78

Transport position of basic machine

6 - 17 6 - 17

6.7

Order of assembly stages

6 - 18

6.8

Mounting noise-protection covers

6 - 19

6.9

Installing exhaust limit pipe

6 - 20

6.9.1

Swiveling the cab to the working position

6 - 21

6.9.2

Fitting the turnbuckle

6 - 24

INDEX 6.10

Adjusting the A-frame 6.10.1

6.11

Folding A-frame forwards 6.11.1

6.12

6.13

6.14

Folding A-frame backwards

Extending support cylinder

6 - 26 6 - 28 6 - 28 6 - 29

6.12.1

Safety regulations for the supporting procedure

6 - 30

6.12.2

Supporting the basic machine

6 - 30

Assembling the crawler

6 - 33

6.13.1

General

6 - 33

6.13.2

Angle indicator *

6 - 33

6.13.3

Notes on safety for crawler assembly

6 - 34

6.13.4

Prerequisites for assembly

6 - 34

6.13.5

Assembly of first crawler

6 - 36

6.13.6

Assembly of second crawler

6 - 38

Mounting ladders, platforms and roof grids *

6 - 42

6.14.1

Platforms around the operator's cab

6 - 42

6.14.2

Platforms on the uppercarriage

6 - 42

6.14.3

Roof grid operator's cab *

6 - 42

6.15

Mounting central counterweight *

6 - 43

6.16

Preparing the counterweight

6 - 45

6.16.1

General

6 - 45

6.16.2

Prerequisites for assembly

6 - 46

6.16.3

Assembly

6 - 46

6.17

Mounting counterweight

6 - 48

6.18

Assembling the main boom

6 - 51

6.19

6.20

6.18.1

General

6 - 51

6.18.2

Bolting the sections

6 - 54

6.18.3

Pendant straps on main boom

6 - 55

6.18.4

Main boom intermediate tensioners *

6 - 67

6.18.5

Rope guide *

6 - 69

Attach the main boom pivot piece

6.21

6.22

General

6 - 70

6.19.2

Attaching to the superstructure

6 - 71

Main boom tilting-back supports General

Attaching the main boom

6 - 73 6 - 73 6 - 74

6.21.1

General

6 - 74

6.21.2

Attaching the main boom

6 - 76

Connecting electrics and hydraulics * 6.22.1

6.23

6 - 70

6.19.1

6.20.1

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General

6 - 26

Required hoisting rope length

Installing hoist rope

6 - 79 6 - 81 6 - 82

6.23.1

General

6 - 82

6.23.2

Procedure

6 - 82

6.24

Reeve the cable

6 - 83

6.25

Rope luffing winch *

6 - 85

0-7

INDEX

6.26

6.27

6.25.1

General

6 - 85

6.25.2

Arrangement of components

6 - 85

6.25.3

Rope reeving

6 - 86

6.25.4

Switching on rope luffing winch

6 - 86

6.25.5

Switching off rope luffing winch

6 - 86

Erect the main boom 6.26.1

Prerequisites for erection

6 - 87

6.26.2

Erecting procedure

6 - 89

6.26.3

Cancelling assembly mode

6 - 90 6 - 91

Disassembly 6.27.1

General

6 - 91

6.27.2

Prerequisites for disassembly

6 - 91

6.28

Order of disassembly stages

6 - 92

6.29

Laying down the main boom

6 - 93

6.30

6.31

6.29.1

General

6 - 93

6.29.2

Procedure when laying down the main boom

6 - 95

6.29.3

Disassembly of load hook

6 - 96

6.29.4

Pull out hoist rope

6 - 96

Dismantling the main boom

6.32

6.33

6 - 96

6.30.1

General

6 - 96

6.30.2

Dismantling the main boom

6 - 98

Retracting the main boom tilting-back supports

6 - 100

General

6 - 100

Dismantling the main boom pivot piece

6 - 101

6.31.1

6.32.1

General

6 - 101

6.32.2

Detaching from basic machine

6 - 102

Disassembling the main boom

6 - 103

6.33.1

Prerequisites

6 - 103

6.33.2

Procedure

6 - 103

6.34

Disassembling counterweight

6 - 104

6.35

Dismantling counterweight

6 - 106

6.35.1

Prerequisites

6 - 107

6.35.2

Dismantling the counterweight

6 - 107

6.36

Dismantling the central counterweight *

6 - 109

6.37

Dismantling the platforms

6 - 110

6.38

6.39

6.37.1

Platforms around the cab

6 - 110

6.37.2

Platforms on the superstructure

6 - 110

Disassembling crawler

6 - 111

6.38.1

General

6 - 111

6.38.2

Notes on safety for crawler disassembly

6 - 112

6.38.3

Prerequisites for disassembly

6 - 112

6.38.4

Disassembly of first crawler

6 - 114

6.38.5

Disassembly of second crawler

6 - 115

Loading basic machine 6.39.1

0-8

6 - 87

General

6 - 116 6 - 116

INDEX 6.40

Folding back the A-frame 6.40.1

General

6 - 117

6.40.2

Procedure

6 - 117

6.40.3

Swiveling the cab to the transport position

6 - 119

6.41

Bringing noise-protection covers into transport position

6 - 121

6.42

Dismantling exhaust limit pipe

6 - 122

6.43

Transport

6 - 123

6.43.1

Safety regulations for loading and unloading

6 - 123

6.43.2

Transport position of basic machine

6 - 124

6.44

Overseas transport

6 - 125

6.45

Loading the basic machine with an auxiliary crane

6 - 126

6.46

6.45.1

General

6 - 126

6.45.2

Loading procedure

6 - 129

Secure the basic machine to prevent it from sliding about 6.46.1

7.

General

MAINTENANCE 7.1

7.2

7.3

7.4

7.5

7.6

6 - 131 6 - 131

7-1 7-1

General 7.1.1

Lubricants

7-2

7.1.2

Welding work

7-2

7.1.3

Cylinder

7-2

Maintenance chart 7.2.1

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Work to be carried out

7-3 7-3 7 - 22

Diesel engine 7.3.1

Check engine oil level

7 - 22

7.3.2

Changing engine oil

7 - 22

7.3.3

Changing engine oil filter

7 - 22

7.3.4

Greasing spur gear on flywheel

7 - 23

7.3.5

Motor fastening screws

7 - 23

7.3.6

Changing the oil separator

7 - 23

Fuel system (MAN engine)

7 - 25

7.4.1

Check the water separator on the fuel prefilter, drain off the condensate if necessary 7 - 26

7.4.2

Draining condensate from the fuel filter

7 - 28

7.4.3

Draining condensate from the fuel tank

7 - 30

7.4.4

Cleaning the fuel prefilter

7 - 32

7.4.5

Replacing the fuel filter

7 - 34

7.4.6

Bleeding the fuel system

7 - 36

Cooling system

7 - 39

7.5.1

Check coolant level

7 - 40

7.5.2

Checking the cooling system

7 - 40

7.5.3

Changing the coolant

7 - 40

7.5.4

Draining coolant

7 - 41

7.5.5

Filling coolant

7 - 41

7.5.6

Temperature regulation

7 - 42

V-belts

7 - 43

0-9

INDEX Checking V-belts

7 - 43

7.6.2

Adjusting V-belt tension (fig. 20)

7 - 43

7.6.3

Changing V-belts

7 - 43

7.7

Measuring device for V-belt tension

7 - 44

7.8

Dry-air filter

7 - 45

7.9

7.10

7.11

7.12

7.13

7.14

0 - 10

7.6.1

7.8.1

General

7 - 46

7.8.2

Cleaning the filter cartridge

7 - 46

7.8.3

Dry cleaning

7 - 46

Gear inspection

7 - 47

7.9.1

Inspection intervals

7 - 47

7.9.2

Checking oil amount

7 - 47

7.9.3

Checking oil colouring

7 - 47

7.9.4

Checking for hardened foreign bodies

7 - 47

7.9.5

Notes for rinsing gears

7 - 47

7.9.6

Overall assessment

7 - 48 7 - 49

Splitter box 7.10.1

General

7 - 49

7.10.2

Checking gear oil

7 - 49

7.10.3

Draining gear oil

7 - 50

7.10.4

Filling gear oil

7 - 50

7.10.5

Service recommendation duties

7 - 50

7.10.6

Gear oil cooler

7 - 50

Winches 1 + 2

7 - 51

7.11.1

General

7 - 51

7.11.2

Check gear oil level

7 - 51

7.11.3

Changing gear oil

7 - 51

7.11.4

Service recommendation

7 - 52

7.11.5

Free-fall brake (optional)

7 - 52

7.11.6

Checking wear of hydraulic motor and drive planetary unit

7 - 53

7.11.7

Proximity indicators

7 - 53

7.11.8

Deflection pulley

7 - 53

Main boom luffing winch

7 - 54

7.12.1

General

7 - 54

7.12.2

Checking oil level

7 - 54

7.12.3

Changing gear oil

7 - 55

7.12.4

Service recommendation

7 - 55 7 - 56

Swing gears 7.13.1

Checking oil level

7 - 56

7.13.2

Draining gear oil

7 - 56

7.13.3

Recommendation of service tasks

7 - 56

7.13.4

Swing gear assembly

7 - 57 7 - 58

Swing ring 7.14.1

Gear teeth

7 - 58

7.14.2

Fastening screws

7 - 58

7.14.3

Lubricating the ball track

7 - 58

INDEX

7.15

7.16

7.17

7.14.4

Lubrication procedure

7 - 58

7.14.5

Inspection of hydraulic rotary transmission

7 - 58

7.15.1

General

7 - 59

7.15.2

Checking the oil level

7 - 59

7.15.3

Changing gear oil

7 - 60

7.15.4

Checking condition of travel gears

7 - 60

7.15.5

Service recommendation

7 - 60

7.16.1

Tensioning crawler track

7 - 61

7.16.2

Tensioning crawler chain

7 - 62

7.16.3

Idlers

7 - 62

7.16.4

Track pads

7 - 62

7.16.5

Cleaning the crawler track

7 - 62

7.20

7.22

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7.23

Cleaning and maintaining the crawlers

7 - 63 7 - 64

Guide wheels Overview of the crawler tensioning systems

Checking the chain tension

7 - 64 7 - 66

7.19.1

Tensioning the chain with grease tensioner

7 - 66

7.19.2

Floor plates

7 - 67

Hydraulic system 7.20.1

7.21

7 - 63

Crawlers

7.18.1 7.19

7 - 61

Crawler

7.17.1 7.18

7 - 59

Travel gears

Check the hydraulic system for leaks

Hydraulic oil tank

7 - 71 7 - 71 7 - 72

7.21.1

Checking the level in the hydraulic oil tank using the sight glasses

7 - 72

7.21.2

Filling with hydraulic oil

7 - 73

7.21.3

Draining the hydraulic oil

7 - 74

7.21.4

Cleaning the magnetic rod in the return filter

7 - 75

Hydraulic filter

7 - 77

7.22.1

7 - 77

Changing the pressure filter

Ropes and pulleys

7 - 79

7.23.1

Checking the rope against end of service life criteria

7 - 79

7.23.2

Check the rope for diameter shrinkage

7 - 80

7.23.3

Check for rope deformations

7 - 81

7.23.4

Check ropes for corrosion

7 - 82

7.23.5

Check ropes for abrasion

7 - 83

7.23.6

Check ropes for the effects of heat

7 - 83

7.23.7

Check the rope for number of permitted wire breaks

7 - 85

7.23.8

Selecting a rope

7 - 88

7.23.9

Storing ropes

7 - 92

7.23.10

Transporting ropes

7 - 93

7.23.11

Checking the rope drive

7 - 93

7.23.12

Winding ropes

7 - 98

7.23.13

Luffing ropes

7 - 100

7.23.14

Lubricating ropes

7 - 102

0 - 11

INDEX

7.24

7.25

7.26

7.27

7.28

0 - 12

7.23.15

Check rope suspension and rope fixation

7 - 102

7.23.16

Checking the pocket locks

7 - 103

7.23.17

Checking the rope fixation and rope thimble

7 - 104

Steel pendant straps

7 - 107

7.24.1

Check the pendant straps and pins for damage and wear, and check that the safety 7 - 107 pins and

7.24.2

Check the pin connections throughout the pendant straps strand for ease of movement

7 - 108

7.24.3

Protect the steel pendant straps, connecting links and pins from corrosion

7 - 108

7.24.4

Check the connecting links of the pendant straps for damage, cracks and plastic deformati

7 - 108

Carbon-fiber pendant straps

7 - 109

7.25.1

Arrangement of the carbon-fiber pendant straps

7 - 110

7.25.2

Check the carbon-fiber pendant straps

7 - 110

7.25.3

Checks

7 - 110

7.25.4

Wear to the protective sheath

7 - 111

7.25.5

Checking the carbon-fiber pendant strap bush

7 - 111

7.25.6

Parallel flanges

7 - 111

7.25.7

Check the carbon-fiber pendant straps and connecting pins for damage and wear, 7 - 112 and check

7.25.8

Check the connecting links of the carbon-fiber pendant straps for damage, cracks and plas

7 - 112

7.25.9

Lubricating the connecting links

7 - 113

7.25.10

Lubrication pins

7 - 113

7.25.11

Replacing the carbon-fiber pendant straps

7 - 113

7.25.12

Transporting the carbon-fiber pendant straps

7 - 113

Pendant ropes

7 - 115

7.26.1

7 - 115

Protect the pendant ropes, connecting links and pins from corrosion.

Maintenance of boom components

7 - 117

7.27.1

main boom pivot piece

7 - 117

7.27.2

Boom intermediate pieces

7 - 117

7.27.3

Checking the boom bolting and the anchoring rod connections

7 - 117

7.27.4

Checking the A-frame

7 - 117

Checking boom components

7 - 118

7.28.1

General

7 - 118

7.28.2

Boom diagonals:

7 - 118

7.28.3

Rope pulleys on the superstructure

7 - 119

7.28.4

Rope pulleys on A-frame

7 - 119

7.28.5

Main boom limit switch

7 - 120

7.28.6

Main boom head

7 - 120

7.28.7

Hoisting limit switch *

7 - 120

7.28.8

Load hook

7 - 121

7.29

Maintenance counterweight

7 - 122

7.30

Electrical system

7 - 123

7.30.1

General

7 - 123

7.30.2

Wet cleaning

7 - 123

INDEX 7.30.3

Electrical rotary transmission *

7 - 123

7.30.4

Batteries

7 - 124

7.31

Heating and ventilation

7 - 125

7.32

Windshield washing system

7 - 125

7.33

Transport straps and slings

7 - 126

General

7 - 126

7.34

Lubrication of bearings

7 - 126

7.35

Maintenance of the rope luffing winch

7 - 127

7.33.1

7.36

7.35.1

General

7 - 127

7.35.2

Technical data:

7 - 127

7.35.3

Changing gear oil

7 - 127

7.35.4

Lubricating rope luffing winch

7 - 127

Fuel and lubricants 7.36.1

Lubrication plan

7 - 129

7.38

Capacities

7 - 131

7.39

Lubrication chart

7 - 132

7.40

Hydraulic oil

7 - 136

7.40.1

Initial filling

7 - 136

7.40.2

Mixing

7 - 136

7.41

Diesel fuels

7 - 138

7.42

Diesel engine lubricating oils

7 - 139

7.43

Diesel engine coolant

7 - 141

7.44

Repair-welding

7 - 144

7.45

Machine care

7 - 145

7.47

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7 - 128

7.37

7.46

8.

General

7 - 128

7.45.1

Hydraulic cylinders

7 - 145

7.45.2

Cleaning the machine

7 - 146

Preservation of the machine

7 - 147

7.46.1

Maintenance of the preservation

7 - 148

7.46.2

Storing the machine for up to 7 months

7 - 156

7.46.3

Storing the machine for more than 7 months

7 - 162

7.46.4

Immobilization

7 - 162

7.46.5

Resale

7 - 162

Preservation medium (anti-corrosion coating)

REPAIR WORK

7 - 163

8-1

8.1

General

8-1

8.2

Safety regulations

8-1

8.3

Changing ropes

8-2

8.4

8.3.1

Notes on safety

8-2

8.3.2

Instructions for the reeving of wire cables

8-2

8.3.3

Mounting ropes

8-3

Changing ropes of winches 1 + 2

8-4

8.4.1

General

8-4

8.4.2

Procedure

8-4

0 - 13

INDEX 8.5

8.6

Change rope on main boom luffing winch 8.5.1

General

8-5

8.5.2

Preparing for rope change

8-5

8.5.3

Reeving plan main boom luffing winch

8-6

8.5.4

Procedure for rope change

8-6

General

8-8 8 - 11 8 - 11

OPTIONS

9-1

9.1

General

9-1

9.2

Air conditioning

9-3

9.2.1

General

9-3

9.2.2

Air conditioning operating elements

9-3

9.2.3

Notes on air conditioning operation

9-4

9.2.4

Safety guidelines for handling cooling agent for air conditioning

9-5

9.2.5

Components of the air conditioning system

9-7

9.2.6

Maintenance of the air conditioning system

9-7

9.3

9.4

9.5

Boom catwalks

9 - 10

9.3.1

General

9 - 10

9.3.2

Mounting boom catwalks

9 - 10

9.6

9.7

9.8

9.9

9 - 11

Rope bow 9.4.1

General

9 - 11

9.4.2

Mounting rope bows

9 - 11

Diagonal protection set 9.5.1

0 - 14

Hook operation with one winch

Rope mounting * 8.7.1

9.

8-8

Luffing plans 8.6.1

8.7

8-5

General

3-coil-limit switch

9 - 12 9 - 12 9 - 13

9.6.1

General

9 - 13

9.6.2

Adjusting 3-coil-limit switch

9 - 13

Hoist limit switch

9 - 14

9.7.1

General

9 - 14

9.7.2

Mounting hoist limit switch

9 - 14

9.7.3

Hoist limit switch actuated

9 - 14

9.7.4

Bridging hoist limit switch

9 - 15

Cable length dimensions

9 - 16

9.8.1

General

9 - 16

9.8.2

Displays in operation diagram

9 - 16

9.8.3

Programming cable length

9 - 16

9.8.4

Lowering control (SWG-control) *

9 - 18

9.8.5

Interlock control

9 - 20

Winch synchronization

9 - 22

9.9.1

General

9 - 22

9.9.2

Switching on winch synchronization

9 - 22

9.9.3

Switching off winch synchronization

9 - 22

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