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Hinowa Platform LIGHT LIFT 1880 Operation Manual MULL18022401
Size: 8.92 MB
Format: PDF
Language: English
Brand: Hinowa
Type of Machine: Platform
Type of Manual: Operator, Safety, Maintenance and Service Manual, Electric and Hydraulic Diagrams
Model: Hinowa LIGHT LIFT 1880 Platform
Part Number: MULL18022401
Publication Date: 2024
Number of Pages: 226 Pages

Contents:
1. Contact
2. Preface
2.1. Attention - danger​
2.2. Warning​
2.3. Note​
3. How to use the manual
4. Normative reference
5. Warranty
6. Liability
7. EC Declaration Conformity
8. Technical informations
8.1. Description of the machine​
8.2. Machine identification plate​
8.3. Overall dimensions of the machine​
8.4. Technical data​
8.4.1. Technical data petrol engine​
8.4.2. Technical data Diesel engine​
8.4.3. Hydraulic system technical specifications​
8.4.4. Electrical system technical specifications thermal engine​
8.4.5. Electrical system technical specifications lithium​
8.5. Terminology​
8.6. General safety standards​
8.7. Clothing and protective equipment​
8.8. Safety valves and electrical system safety components​
8.9. Fire prevention​
8.10. Preventing damage caused by washing the machine​
8.10.1. Cleaning the machine​
8.10.2. Washing the outside of the machine​
8.10.3. Cleaning the electrical system​
8.10.4. After cleaning​
8.11. Preventing damage that may be caused by the machine during work​
8.12. Safety warnings​
8.12.1. Generalities​
8.12.2. Noise and Vibration​
8.12.3. Decals on the machine​
9. Safety device
9.1. Battery cut-out switch​
9.2. Distributor pressure relief valves​
9.3. Cylinder stop valves​
9.4. Alignment photocells of the aerial part​
9.5. Stabilizer position micro switches​
9.6. JIB position micro switch​
9.7. Basket load sensor​
9.8. Control protection​
9.9. Spirit and electronic level​
9.10. Pin locking bolts and nuts​
9.11. Safety device electronic control board​
9.12. Booms position sensors​
9.13. Ballast weights​
10. Instruments and controls
10.1. Remote control​
10.1.1. Display​
10.1.2. Joystick​
10.1.3. Push buttons​
10.2. Radio control (optional)​
10.2.1. Joystick​
10.2.2. Buttons​
10.3. Foot switch (optional)​
10.4. Control position​
10.4.1. Control position in the basket​
10.4.2. Control position at the ground​
10.4.3. Radio control station (optional)​
10.4.4. Emergency control position​
10.4.5. Maintenance control position​
10.5. SkyGuardTM or SkyLineTM system (optional)​
11. Emergency device
11.1. Emergency stop button​
11.2. Hand pump​
11.3. Solenoid valves for emergency descent​
11.4. Safety device bypass key​
11.5. Emergency position controls​
11.5.1. Selection panel, emergency stop and starting​
11.5.2. Aerial part hydraulic distributor​
11.5.3. Tracked undercarriage hydraulic distributor​
12. Using the machine
12.1. Safety standards to adopt before using the platform​
12.1.1. Risk of electrocution​
12.1.2. Danger due to atmospheric conditions​
12.1.3. Danger due to the work area​
12.2. Procedures for correct use​
12.2.1. Summary table of operator safety standards​
12.3. Working area​
12.4. Use of the elevating work platform (MEWP)​
12.4.1. Preliminary checks before starting work​
12.4.2. Starting the Petrol/Diesel engine​
12.4.3. Starting the electric motor​
12.4.4. Starting the engines (thermal and lithium) on BiEnergy machines​
12.4.5. Stopping the engine/motor​
12.4.6. Stopping the motor Lithium version​
12.4.7. Travel​
12.4.8. JIB boom movement for travel​
12.4.9. Parking the machine on a slope or on uneven ground​
12.4.10. Stabilising and levelling the machine​
12.4.11. Automatic lowering and raising of the stabilisers​
12.4.12. Track extension​
12.4.13. Moving the basket​
12.4.14. Manually levelling of the basket​
12.4.15. Fibreglass basket​
12.5. Aerial part emergency manoeuvres​
12.5.1. Activation of emergency descent from the basket​
12.5.2. Operating the machine from the emergency control position on the ground if the operator is taken ill​
12.5.3. Emergency descent in the case where the stabilisers are accidentally retracted​
12.5.4. Emergency descent controlled from the ground using the hand pump in the event of faults on all energy supply systems​
12.5.5. Emergency operation of the undercarriage in the event of movements of the aerial part​
12.5.6. Emergency operations on the carriage: moving the platform stabilisers using the hand pump to allow the machine to be transported​
12.6. Electrical connection of remote control​
12.7. Recharging the battery​
12.7.1. Battery charging Petrol/Diesel engine​
12.7.2. Charging Lithium batteries​
12.8. Main intended uses of the platform​
12.8.1. Systems​
12.8.2. Closed environments​
12.8.3. Pruning​
12.8.4. Repair and maintenance of roofing and gutters​
12.8.5. Painting, sand‑blasting and plastering​
12.8.6. Use in marine environments​
13. Maintenance
13.1. Safety instructions for greasing and lubrication​
13.1.1. Table of recommended lbrificants​
13.1.2. Greasing points​
13.1.3. Greasing the telescopic boom​
13.2. Safety instructions for maintenance operations​
13.3. Maintenance control position with remote control from the ground​
13.4. Periodical maintenance intervals​
13.5. Electric motor maintenance​
13.6. Inspection and maintenance intervals​
13.6.1. A‑ Daily inspections before starting​
13.6.2. B- Periodical inspections​
13.6.3. C- Annual inspections​
13.6.4. D- Structural inspection​
13.6.5. E- Maintenance​
13.7. General periodical checks​
13.8. Maintenance on rubber tracks​
13.8.1. Rubber tracks tension check​
13.8.2. Tensioning rubber track​
13.8.3. Removing rubber track​
13.8.4. Installing rubber track​
13.9. Checking tightness of nuts and bolts​
13.10. Hydraulic oil level check​
13.11. Checking for leaks in the hydraulic system​
13.12. Checking the condition of the filter cartridge​
13.13. Checking that all the plates are present on the machine and intact​
13.14. Checking the operating pressures in the hydraulic system​
13.15. Checking wear of the telescopic arm slide blocks​
13.16. Battery Petrol/Diesel engine: maintenance - replacement - disposal​
13.17. Battery pack maintenance operating specifications​
13.17.1. Handling in dangerous conditions​
13.18. Servicing the engine thermic version​
13.19. Start-up of the machine after maintenance​
14. Safety standards for transport
14.1. Removing the basket​
14.2. Loading and unloading the machine on transport vehicles using ramps​
14.3. Lifting the machine​
14.3.1. Lifting the machine using a forklift​
14.3.2. Lifting the machine using ropes or chains​
14.4. Transporting the machine​
15. Service menu on the remote control
15.1. Input menu​
15.2. Language menù​
15.3. Errors menu​
15.4. Working hours menu​
15.5. Joystick menu​
16. Hydraulic system
17. Wiring diagram
18. Register of inspections and repairs



 
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