Grove Crane GMK 6300L Driving & Crane Operation Operating Manual 3112964 – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Telescoping emergency program

Telescoping with folded lattice extension

Additional operating elements

When the Telescoping emergency program is switched on, the swing-away lattice does not swing automatically before and after telescoping.

GRisk of accidents due to the swing-away lattice falling!

Before telescoping, always look on the emergency programme to ensure that the swing-away lattice is in telescoping position.

This way you will prevent telescoping parts from colliding with the swingaway lattice, brackets from coming off and the swing-away lattice from falling down.

• Always check the current position of the swing-away lattice before telescoping via an emergency program.

(A) – Telescoping position

When the swing-away lattice is in telescoping position, you can telescope the main boom.

(B) – Rigging position

When the swing-away lattice is in rigging position, you must swing it into telescoping position (A) before telescoping.

Operating elements for swinging

You can swing the swing-away lattice with the hand-held control on all GMK6300L; à Lattice extension operating manual

If the operating elements (1) to (3) are located in the submenu Telescoping emergency program, you can also swing the swing-away lattice from the crane cab.

Additional operating elements

1 Swinging swing-away lattice in rigging position

2 Swinging swing-away lattice in telescoping position

3 – Red Hose drum drive off – telescoping blocked

–Hidden

Hose drum drive on – telescoping unblocked

Swinging the swing-away lattice

• Check the current status of the swing-away lattice and swing the swingaway lattice into the required position.

Swinging in telescoping position

• Press the button (2) – the tilt cylinder extends.

• Keep the button pressed until the swingaway lattice is in telescoping position.

• Externally inspect the truck crane to see if the telescoping sections can move freely.

Swinging in rigging position

• Press the button (1) – the tilt cylinder retracts.

• Keep the button pressed until the swingaway lattice is located in rigging position.

• Externally inspect the truck crane to see if the swing-away lattice is fully folded.

Checks before telescoping

• Externally inspect the truck crane to see if the swing-away lattice is in telescoping position.

• If telescoping is blocked, check whether the symbol (1) is red.

If the symbol is red, then telescoping is blocked because the drive of the hose drum cannot be switched on automatically.

In this case, you can try switching the drive on with the hand-held control; à Lattice extension operating manual.

If the drive still cannot be switched on, then contact Manitowoc Crane Care

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Rope grab modification

Hoist rope guide

The operating manual and maintenance manual supplied, applies to truck cranes GMK 6300L with a rope grab (2).

The information specified in this correction sheet applies if the rope grab (1) is installed.

Maintenance manual correction

• Note that the four, small sheaves on both slides are not needed on the rope grab (1). These sheaves no longer need to be checked during maintenance.

• When changing a hoist rope, feed the new hoist rope through under the sheave on the rope grab (1).

Operating manual correction

• Feed the main hoist rope (3) through under the sheave (4).

• Feed the auxiliary hoist rope (5) through under the sheave (4).

• Feed the main hoist rope (3) to the head sheave (1).

• Feed the auxiliary hoist rope (5) to the head sheave (2).

HFeed the hoist rope through under the sheave (4) also when working with the lattice extension.

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7 sheave hook block

Technical data

Contrary to the information in the operating manual supplied and the liftingcapacity table, the specifications in these additional pages apply for the7sheave hook block weight.

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These operating instructions are divided into two parts:

Part 1 – Driving

Part 2 – Crane operation

Contents overview of part 1:

1Overview

2Basic safety instructions

3Operating elements for driving

4Starting/turning off the engine for driving

5Driving

6Driving modes

7Malfunctions in driving mode

8Index

You will find chapters chapter9 to chapter15 in part 2 – Crane Operation.

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Overview 1.1 Accidents

In case of an accident, contact the relevant branch of Manitowoc Crane Care in the country in which you are working and specify your crane type and serial number.

Adhere to the regulations regarding the duty of accident notification prevalent in the country in which you are working and inform the authorities who are in-charge of the monitoring and are responsible for that particular type of accident (e.g. material damage, injuries to persons).

1.2 Branches

1.2.1 Manitowoc Crane Care

If you need help or support with operation on your truck crane, you can contact our branches at the following addresses Manitowoc Crane Care:

http://www.manitowoccranes.com/MCG_CARE/Contact_Us/EN/ContactUs.asp

1.2.2 Dealer list

Visit the following address for a global list of dealers:

http://www.manitowoccranegroup.com/DealerLocator/locator.asp

1.3 Warranty specifications

To the client (“customer”) of every machine manufactured by Manitowoc, the Manitowoc Crane Group (“Manitowoc”) guarantees error-free material and problem-free processing, provided the machine has been used and maintained as prescribed. The permissible, general warranty period for all new machines is twelve (12) months from its startup, 2.400 operating hours or sixteen (16) months from its dispatch by Manitowoc, depending on which of the conditions is fulfilled first. The permissible extended structure warranty period for crane welding designs (main boom parts, vehicle chassis, lattice extensions, supports, turntables) marked by Manitowoc is five (5) years from their dispatch by Manitowoc, provided the machine has been used only for lift crane applications.

The warranty claim is applicable only if the customer informs Manitowoc or an authorised dealer about the defect in writing within sixty (60) days after the first defect and not later than thirty (30) days after the permissible warranty period has expired. Furthermore, the procedure regarding the warranty period of the customer must comply with the warranty claim procedure prescribed by Manitowoc.

The obligation of Manitowoc against the customer is exclusively for repairs or replacement of products or parts which Manitowoc has classified as defective as regards the material or the processing in sole discretion. Manitowoc can send products or parts back to a plant for inspection and analysis; the costs of the freight must be paid by the customer in advance. Manitowoc pays the relevant freight and labour costs arising from the authorised repairs of any new machine within the permissible warranty period. However, transport and labour costs arising due to returned but error-free products or parts have to be borne by the customer. Every repaired or replaced product or part is subject to only the remaining warranty period of the machine.

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