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Sany All Terrain Crane SAC3000C8 Operation and Maintenance Manual 2024
Size: 83.94 MB
Format: PDF
Language: English
Brand: Sany
Type of Machine: All Terrain Crane
Type of Manual: Operation and Maintenance Manual
Model: Sany SAC3000C8 All Terrain Crane
Publication Date: 2024
Number of Pages: 750 Pages

Contents:
1 Introduction
1.1 Overview of Crane​
1.1.1 General Instruction of Crane​
1.1.2 Overview of Carrier​
1.1.3 Description of Carrier​
1.1.4 Overview of Superstructure​
1.1.5 Description of Superstructure​
1.1.6 Optional Equipment*​
1.1.7 Description of Auxilary Equipment​
1.1.8 Data Logger​
1.2 Overview of Documentation​
1.2.1 General Instruction of Documentation​
1.2.2 General Instruction of SOM Manual​
1.2.3 Overview of the SOM Manual​
1.2.4 Symbols in the Manual​
1.2.5 Terminology and Abbreviation​
1.2.6 Units in the Manual​
1.3 Identifications on the Crane​
1.3.1 Identifications of the Crane​
1.3.2 Identifications of the Components​
1.4 CE Certification​
1.5 Correction Request Form for the Manual​
1.6 Service Form for the Crane​
2 Safety
2.1 General Instruction of Safety​
2.2 Intended Use of the Crane​
2.3 Non-approved Use of the Crane​
2.4 Responsibilities and Personnel Requirements​
2.4.1 Responsibilities of Manufacturer-Sany​
2.4.2 Responsibilities of Supervisor​
2.4.3 Responsibilities of Crane Owner and Authorized Personnel​
2.4.4 Responsibilities of Crane Operator​
2.4.5 Personnel Requirements​
2.5 General Safety Instructions​
2.5.1 Requirements for Breaking-in New Crane​
2.5.2 California Proposition 65 Warning​
2.5.3 Hand Signals for Guidance​
2.5.4 Personal Protective Equipment​
2.5.5 Aids for Work at Height​
2.5.6 Fire Extinguisher​
2.6 Safety Instructions of Crane​
2.6.1 Danger on the Crane​
2.6.2 Safety Decals on the Crane​
2.6.3 Danger Zone of Crane​
2.6.4 Emergency Exit of Crane​
2.6.5 Grounding for Potential Equalization​
2.6.6 Movement on the crane​
2.6.7 Safety Instructions in Case of an External Power Supply​
2.7 Safety Instructions for Transport​
2.8 Safety Instructions for Travel​
2.8.1 Traffic Regulations​
2.8.2 General Safety for Travel​
2.8.3 Safety for Travel Operation​
2.8.4 Triangle Warning Sign​
2.9 Worksite and Environment Requirements​
2.9.1 Worksite Requirements​
2.9.2 Altitude Requirements​
2.9.3 Weather Requirements​
2.9.4 Ground Requirements​
2.10 Safety Instructions for Crane Operation​
2.10.1 Technical Safety Instructions​
2.10.2 Safety for Crane Operation​
2.10.3 Safety Instructions for Support​
2.10.4 Safety Instructions for Fastening​
2.10.5 Work at Low Temperatures​
2.10.6 Work in the Vicinity of Electric Source​
2.10.7 Work in case of Bad Environments​
2.10.8 Work in Sunshine​
2.10.9 Work at Night​
2.11 Safety Instructions for Maintenance​
2.12 Safety Devices​
2.12.1 Overview of the Safety Device​
2.12.2 Turntable Locking Device​
2.12.3 Battery Connect Switch​
2.12.4 Emergency Stop Button​
2.12.5 Tricolor Warning Light​
2.12.6 Third Wrap Protector​
2.12.7 Anti-two Block (A2B) Switch​
2.12.8 Secondary Override Key Switch​
2.12.9 Warning Light​
2.12.10 Anemometer* and Aircraft Warning Light*​
2.12.11 Load Moment Indicator Monitor (LMI)​
2.12.12 Camera System​
3 System Function
3.1 Operating and Monitoring Instruments in the Driver's Cab​
3.1.1 Overview of Driver's Cab​
3.1.2 Combination Instrument​
3.1.3 Infotainment Display​
3.1.4 Switches​
3.1.5 Rocker Switches​
3.1.6 Multipurpose Switch​
3.1.7 Steering Clusters​
3.1.8 Ignition Switch​
3.1.9 Cigarette Lighter​
3.1.10 Climate Control System​
3.1.11 Overview of Driver's Seat​
3.2 Operating and Monitoring Instruments in the Operator‘s Cab​
3.2.1 Overview of Operator's Cab_312​
3.2.2 Superstructure Display​
3.2.3 Auxiliary Control Panel​
3.2.4 Joystick​
3.2.5 Cigarette Lighter​
3.2.6 Overview of Operator’s Seat​
3.3 Remote Control Device​
3.3.1 Smartkey​
3.3.2 Remote Control​
3.3.3 Remote Control Charger​
4 Operation
4.1 Safety Instructions for the Crane Operation​
4.2 Terms and Definitions of the Crane Operation​
4.3 Crane Operation Planning​
4.4 Crane Accesses​
4.4.1 Superstructure - Climb Up or Down​
4.4.2 Walking Surfaces and Stepping Surfaces​
4.4.3 Operator's Cab - Enter and Exit​
4.5 Inspection before Travel​
4.5.1 General Instruction of Inspection​
4.5.2 Engine​
4.5.3 Transmission Oil​
4.5.4 Hydraulic Oil​
4.5.5 Coolant​
4.5.6 Windshield Fluid​
4.5.7 Tires​
4.5.8 Fuel Level-Check​
4.5.9 Engine Oil​
4.5.10 Adblue (DEF)*​
4.5.11 Diesel Particle Filter (DPF)​
4.5.12 Operating Instruments​
4.5.13 Travel Condition​
4.6 Before Travel​
4.6.1 Steering Wheel - Adjust​
4.6.2 Safety belt – Fasten​
4.6.3 Driver's Seat -Adjust​
4.6.4 Rearview Mirrors - Adjust​
4.6.5 Climate Control​
4.7 Operation of Engine​
4.7.1 Battery Connect Switch​
4.7.2 Engine - Start / Stop (with ignition switch in driver's cab)​
4.8 Operation of Travel​
4.8.1 Travel Displays​
4.8.2 Transmission​
4.8.3 Axle Suspension​
4.8.4 Differential Locks​
4.8.5 Steering​
4.8.6 Lights Control​
4.8.7 Horn​
4.8.8 Window Wiper System​
4.8.9 Brake​
4.8.10 Ending Driving​
4.9 Before Lifting​
4.9.1 Operator’s Seat Adjustment​
4.9.2 Inspection and Test before Lifting​
4.10 Operation of Outriggers​
4.10.1 Overview of Outriggers Assembly​
4.10.2 Precautions for Outriggers Operation​
4.10.3 Outrigger Floats​
4.10.4 Outrigger Pins​
4.10.5 Outrigger Lights​
4.10.6 Outriggers - Extend (with remote control)​
4.10.7 Outriggers - Retract (with remote control)​
4.10.8 Outriggers - Align(with remote control)​
4.11 Operation of Lifting​
4.11.1 Slewing System​
4.11.2 Luffing System​
4.11.3 Boom Telescoping System​
4.11.4 Hoisting System​
4.12 Crane and Components Transport​
4.12.1 Crane - Lift​
4.12.2 Transporting the Crane​
4.12.3 Short Distance Transport​
4.13 Storage of the Crane​
4.13.1 Short-term Storage​
4.13.2 Long-term Storage​
5 Equipment
5.1 General Instructions for Assembly and Disassembly​
5.1.1 Safety Instructions for Assembly and Disassembly​
5.1.2 Assembling/Disassembling of Hydraulic Lines​
5.1.3 Assembling/Disassembling of Electrical Lines​
5.2 Jib​
5.2.1 Jib Combinations​
5.2.2 Fastening Points of Jib​
5.2.3 Pins​
5.2.4 Fixed Jib - Assemble​
5.2.5 Fixed Jib - Disassemble​
5.2.6 Jib - Reeve​
5.2.7 Offset Angle - Adjust​
5.2.8 Fixed Jib - Erect​
5.2.9 Fixed Jib - Lay Down​
5.3 Reeving Plan​
5.3.1 General Instruction of Parts of Line​
5.3.2 Parts of Line​
5.4 Rope Reeving​
5.4.1 Overview of the Reeving Parts​
5.4.2 Hoist Drum​
5.4.3 Wire Ropes and Rope End Connections​
5.4.4 Hoist Rope Grab​
5.4.5 Guide sheaves​
5.4.6 Rope Lock​
5.4.7 Overview of the A2B Assembly​
5.4.8 Anti-two Block (A2B) Assembly​
5.4.9 Hook Block​
5.4.10 Auxiliary Hook​
5.5 Counterweight​
5.5.1 Overview of Counterweight​
5.5.2 Counterweight Combinations​
5.5.3 Fastening Points of Counterweight Bracket​
5.5.4 Safety Instruction for Counterweight Operation​
5.5.5 Counterweight - Install​
5.5.6 Counterweight - Remove​
5.6 Superlift​
5.6.1 Overview of Superlift​
5.6.2 Lifting Points of Superlift​
5.6.3 Safety Instructions for Superlift Operation​
5.6.4 Superlift - Assemble​
5.6.5 Superlift - Disassemble​
5.6.6 Assemble the Superlift on the Transport Device​
5.7 Outrigger Pads Support​
5.7.1 Precautions for Outrigger Pads Support Operation​
5.7.2 Outrigger Pads Support - Use​
6 Inspection and Maintenance
6.1 General Instructions for the Crane Maintenance​
6.2 Safety Instructions for Inspection and Maintenance​
6.2.1 General Safety Instructions​
6.2.2 Securing against Starting​
6.2.3 Securing against Falling​
6.2.4 Precaution against Fire​
6.2.5 Defending against Burns​
6.2.6 Defending against Scalding​
6.2.7 Rotating Parts​
6.2.8 Using Permissible Service Fluids​
6.2.9 Defending against the Hazards of Service Fluids​
6.2.10 Replacing Damaged Crane Components​
6.3 Taking Care of the Crane​
6.3.1 Washing the Crane​
6.3.2 High Pressure Cleaner​
6.4 Recommendation for Safe Disposal​
6.4.1 Service Fluids and Lubricants​
6.4.2 Batteries​
6.4.3 Disposing of the Machine​
6.5 Preparation before Maintenance​
6.5.1 Read the Hours and Odometers​
6.5.2 Secure the Crane for Maintenance​
6.5.3 Tightening Torques​
6.5.4 Lubricants and Fluids​
6.6 Maintenance and Inspection Schedule​
6.6.1 General Instruction of the Maintenance Interval​
6.6.2 Maintenance and Inspection Schedule for SAC​
6.7 Maintenance Tasks - Carrier​
6.7.1 Power Train - Carrier​
6.7.2 Axles and Suspension​
6.7.3 Wheels and Tires​
6.7.4 Steering System​
6.7.5 Driveline​
6.7.6 Brake System​
6.7.7 Transmission​
6.7.8 Transfer Case​
6.7.9 Electrical System​
6.7.10 Hydraulic System​
6.7.11 Air Conditioner​
6.7.12 Outriggers​
6.7.13 Other Maintenance Work​
6.8 Maintenance Tasks - Superstructure​
6.8.1 Power Train - Superstructure​
6.8.2 Ropes​
6.8.3 Hook​
6.8.4 Telescopic Boom and Jib​
6.8.5 Central Lubrication System​
6.8.6 Slewing Mechanism​
6.8.7 Hoisting Mechanism​
6.8.8 Hydraulic System​
6.8.9 Electrical System​
6.8.10 Air Conditioner​
6.8.11 Other Maintenance Work​
7 Troubleshooting
7.1 Emergency Stop Switch​
7.2 Emergency Operations - Carrier​
7.2.1 Malfunctions during Crane Driving​
7.2.2 Engine - Jump-start​
7.2.3 Crane - Tow​
7.3 Emergency Operations - Superstructure​
7.3.1 Malfunctions during Crane Operation​
7.4 Troubleshooting - Carrier​
7.4.1 Engine Malfunctions​
7.4.2 Transmission Malfunctions​
7.4.3 Brake Malfunctions​
7.4.4 Steering Malfunctions​
7.4.5 Outrigger Malfunctions​
7.4.6 Mechanical Malfunctions​
7.4.7 Hydraulic System Malfunctions​
7.4.8 Electrical System Malfunctions- Crane Carrier​
7.5 Troubleshooting - Superstructure​
7.5.1 Mechanical System Malfunctions - Superstructure​
7.5.2 Hydraulic System Malfunctions​
7.5.3 Counterweight Malfunctions​
7.5.4 Malfunctions during Tilting the Operator's Cab​
7.5.5 Hoisting Malfunctions​
7.5.6 Luffing Malfunctions​
7.5.7 Slewing Malfunctions​
8 Technical Data
8.1 Crane​
8.1.1 Dimensions​
8.1.2 Noise Emission​
8.1.3 Weight and Axle Load​
8.1.4 Performance​
8.2 Engine - Carrier​
8.3 Engine - Superstructure​
8.4 Transmission​
8.5 Transfer Case​
8.6 Outriggers​
8.7 Outrigger floats​
8.8 Suspension​
8.9 Tires and Wheel Rim​
8.10 Counterweights​
8.11 Boom​
8.11.1 Telescopic Boom​
8.12 Hook​
8.13 Hoist Ropes​
8.14 Outrigger Pads​



 
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