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Control and operation
Attaching and dismounting equipment parts
Release the pressure in the hydraulic tank.
Attach the lower part of the stick cylinder 16 to the lift with a strap.
Position a wooden block under the stick cylinder, remove the plate of pin 17, lightly lift the the cylinder, drive out the pin 17and position the stick cylinder 16 on wooden blocks.
Figure B
Insert the pin 17 in the rear bearing of the stick and secure it with the plate, then attach the pin 17 to the lifting device with a strap.
Attach the head of the bucket cylinder 18 (or to the hook of the bucket, if the stick is removed with the bucket in place), to the lift with a strap.
Disconnect both hoses 21 from the tilt cylinder 18 and close them off to prevent contamination.
Remove the cotter pin and the castle nut on pin 20 and drive the pin out. If necessary, start the engine and slightly lift the attachment to reduce the weight of the boom on pin 20.
Raise the stick (or the stick with the bucket) with a lift, pull the stick from the boom and position it on the ground, supported by wooden blocks and remove the lift.
Attaching the stick (or stick with bucket)
Insert the pin 17 in the rear bearing of the stick and secure it with the plate, then attach the pin 17 to the lifting device with a strap.
Attach the top of the bucket cylinder 18 (or the hook of the bucket, if the stick is removed with the bucket in place), to the lifting device with a strap.
Raise the stick (or the stick with the bucket) with a lift inside the bore holes of the boom so that the pin 20 can be inserted.
Insert pin 20 and fix the castle nut and the cotter pin to the pin 20
Remove the pin 17
Reconnect both hoses 21 to the tilt cylinder 18.
Figure A
Attach the lower part of the stick cylinder 16 to the lift. Slightly lift the stick cylinder and if necessary run engine to extend or retract cylinder so that cylinder head fits between the bore holes of the stick. Insert the pin 17 and secure it with the plate. If necessary, install the bucket.
Lubricate all greasing points between stick and boom and between bucket and stick directly or with the automatic grease system (if mounted) until clean grease comes out of the greasing points.
Lift the attachment and tilt the bucket out and in several times to release the air from the hydraulic system.
Note!
After installation of a new stick and digging bucket combination, the restrictor check valve 222 for stick cylinder must be eventually readjusted so to have the correct velocity of the working attachment (due to weight difference of the attachment parts). If necessary, consult a LIEBHERR mechanic.
3.7.3Mechanical quick-change adapter (option)
Safety information
–Ensure that nobody is located in the working area of the equipment when attaching and dismounting work tools. Move the work equipment as slowly as possible when attaching and dismounting a work tool. Get to know the mode of operation of the quick-change adapter before attaching or dismounting work tools.
–Always keep the work tool as close to the ground as possible when locking and unlocking to avoid creating conditions which may lead to danger.
–If necessary, use a platform to reach the locking pins and connections. Never stand on the work tool.
–Each time a work tool is changed, the machine’s operator must ensure that the locking pin for the quick-change adapter inserts in the bore holes on the work tool which are designed for the purpose and that the work tool raises correctly. A direct visual check must be made to ensure that the work tool is correctly positioned.
–A working cycle should also be carried out with the work tool, where the work tool is only raised to the point where the correct position of, for example, the pin in the pin eye can be tested by tilting in and out.
–The correct positioning of the locking screw must be checked daily.
–The load carrying capacity of the quick-change adapter or the integrated lifting hook can exceed or fall short of the load carrying capacity of the carrier device. When operating, it should be ensured that the values provided in the load chart and the technical data for the carrier device are adhered to.
