Control, operation

Working with the machine

Move switch to position 2 (final position).

Operating instructions

The auxiliary user with reduced pressure (e.g. hydraulic hammer, ram) is activated.

The indicator light H196 turns off. The indicator light in the switch lights up. The right foot pedal k is pressure and flow reduced, the left foot pedal m full oil flow and pressure.

Operate the attachment using pedals m and k.

Push foot pedal k down:

The adjustable boom cylinder will be extended, i.e. the attachment moves up. - or -

Scrap cutter or sorting grapple will be closed. - or -

The hydraulic hammer is activated.

Push foot pedal m down:

The adjustable boom cylinder will be extended, i.e. the attachment moves up. - or -

Scrap cutter or sorting grapple will be opened.

3.4.11Adjusting the boom to side

3.4.11.1Height and side adjustable gooseneck boom

The height and side adjustable gooseneck boom is operated with the two foot pedals of the AHS accessory kit.

Height

Accessory kit AHS 1 available:

Push the foot pedal k down. The boom is turned to the right.

Push down foot pedal m

The boom is turned to the left.

Accessory kit AHS 12 available:

Move switch S241 to position 0

The indicator light H196 does not light up.

Push the foot pedal k down. The boom is turned to the right.

Push down foot pedal m. The boom is turned to the left.

3.4.11.2Height and side adjustable boom

Fig. 3-65 Warning sign

Since additional dangers can occur due to the side adjustable boom, the operating and maintenance personnel must be informed about this.

For that reason, the displayed warning sign (see Fig. 3-65) must also be installed in

Make sure that this warning sign is always installed and legible. Meaning of sign:

Danger!

The attachment reaches as far as the cab!

There is a danger of collision between the cab and the boom, if rned to the left,

For that reason, set the boom straight or to the right until you move the basic boom in the upper position.

Accessory

kit AHS 12 available

This variation is only possible if no attachments, such as a hydraulic hammer or scrap cutter, is attached.