Sany All Terrain Crane SAC3500T7-8 Operation and Maintenance Manual 2023
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Sany All Terrain Crane SAC3500T7-8 Operation and Maintenance Manual 2023
Size: 66.18 MB
Format: PDF
Language: English
Brand: Sany
Type of Machine: All Terrain Crane
Type of Manual: Operation and Maintenance Manual
Model: Sany SAC3500T7-8 All Terrain Crane
Publication Date: 2023
Number of Pages: 614 Pages
Contents:
1 Introduction
Size: 66.18 MB
Format: PDF
Language: English
Brand: Sany
Type of Machine: All Terrain Crane
Type of Manual: Operation and Maintenance Manual
Model: Sany SAC3500T7-8 All Terrain Crane
Publication Date: 2023
Number of Pages: 614 Pages
Contents:
1 Introduction
1.1 Overview of the Manual
1.2 How to Read the Manual
1.3 Symbols in the Manual
1.4 Terminology in the Manual
1.5 Units in the Manual
1.6 Correction Request Form for the Manual
1.7 Intended Use of the Crane
1.8 Non-approved Operation of the Crane
1.9 CE Certification
1.10 Labels on the Crane
1.10.1 Identifications of the Crane
1.10.2 Identifications of the Main Components
1.11 Service Form for the Crane
2 Safety2.1 General Instruction of Safety
2.2 Responsibilities and Personnel Requirements
2.2.1 Manufacturer-Sany
2.2.2 Supervisor
2.2.3 Crane Owner and Authorized Personnel
2.2.4 Personnel Requirements
2.2.5 Personal Protective Equipment
2.2.6 Signals
2.3 Environment Requirements
2.3.1 Requirements for the Worksite
2.3.2 Altitude Requirements
2.3.3 Weather Requirements
2.3.4 Ground Requirements
2.4 Transport (road) Safety
2.4.1 Traffic Rules
2.4.2 Travel and Transport Safety
2.4.3 Travel Precautions
2.4.4 Travel and Environment
2.5 Requirements for Breaking-in New Crane
2.6 Operation Safety
2.6.1 Safety Decals on the Crane
2.6.2 Remaining Risk on the Crane
2.6.3 Precautions for Parts
2.6.4 Precautions for Operation
2.6.5 Precautions for Maintenance
2.7 Requirements for Special Worksite
2.7.1 Work at Night
2.7.2 Work in Bad Environments
2.7.3 Work Near the Electric Source
2.7.4 Work in Cold Weather
2.7.5 Collaboration of Several Cranes
2.8 Safety Devices
2.8.1 Overview of the Safety Device
2.8.2 Fire Extinguisher
2.8.3 Safety Hammer
2.8.4 Triangle Warning Sign
2.8.5 Ladder
2.8.6 Rearview Mirrors
2.8.7 Camera System
2.8.8 Battery Connect Switch
2.8.9 Emergency Stop Button
2.8.10 Tricolor Warning Light
2.8.11 Anemometer and Aircraft Warning Light
2.8.12 Hoist Encode
2.8.13 Anti-two Block Switch
3 System Function3.1 Overview of the Crane
3.2 Terms and Definitions of the Crane
3.3 Driver's Cab
3.3.1 Overview of Driver's Cab
3.3.2 Combination Instrument
3.3.3 Infotainment Display
3.3.4 Switches
3.3.5 Rock Switches
3.3.6 Multipurpose Switch
3.3.7 Steering Clusters
3.3.8 Ignition Switch
3.3.9 Cigarette Lighter
3.3.10 Climate Control System
3.3.11 Overview of Driver's Seat
3.4 Outrigger Control
3.4.1 Overview of Outrigger Control Units
3.4.2 Left Outrigger Control Units
3.4.3 Right Outrigger Control Panel
3.5 Operator's Cab
3.5.1 Overview of the Operator’s Cab
3.5.2 Control Panel Overhead
3.5.3 Joystick Function Descriptions
3.5.4 Operator’s Seat
3.5.5 Operator’s Seat Adjustment
3.6 Superstructure Dispaly
3.6.1 General Instruction of the Load Moment Indicator System
3.6.2 Work Condition Confirmation Page
3.6.3 Homepage
3.6.4 Auxiliary Operation Pages
3.6.5 Setting Page
3.6.6 Information Page
3.6.7 Work Condition Setting Page
3.6.8 Boom Telescoping Page
3.7 Remote Control Device
3.7.1 Smartkey
3.7.2 Remote Control
4 Equipment4.1 Wire Rope
4.1.1 Reeving Plan
4.1.2 Wire Rope Installation
4.2 Hook Block
4.2.1 Hook Block Specification
4.2.2 Disconnect Hook Block
4.2.3 Attach Main Hook Block
4.3 Jib
4.3.1 General
4.3.2 Jib Combinations
4.3.3 Fastening Points of Jib
4.3.4 Precautions for Jib Operation
4.3.5 Jib Operation Safety Protection
4.3.6 Precautions for Assembly and Disassembly of Jib
4.3.7 Assembly of Jib
4.3.8 Adjust the Offset Angle of Jib
4.3.9 Precautions for Erection of Jib
4.3.10 Jib Erection Operation
4.3.11 Jib Lowering Operation
4.3.12 Disassembly of Jib
4.4 Superlift
4.4.1 Overview of Superlift
4.4.2 Lifting Point
4.4.3 Superlift - Assemble
4.4.4 Prerequisites for Superlift Operation
4.4.5 Superlift — Disassemble
4.4.6 Assemble the Superlift on the Transport Device
4.4.7 Requirements for Accessory Loading and Binding
4.5 Counterweight
4.5.1 Overview of Counterweight
4.5.2 Counterweight Combinations
4.5.3 Precautions for Counterweight Operation
4.5.4 Counterweight – Install
4.5.5 Counterweight – Remove
4.5.6 Lift Points of Counterweight Support
5 Operation5.1 Inspection and Test before Travel
5.2 Inspection and Test before Lifting
5.3 Crane Operation Planning
5.4 Crane Access
5.4.1 Entering and Exiting the Driver's Cab
5.4.2 Climbing Up and Down the Crane Superstructure
5.4.3 Walking and Stepping on the Deck
5.5 Preparation before Travel
5.5.1 Travel Precautions
5.5.2 Parts Inspection before Travel
5.5.3 Adjustment in the Driver’s Cab
5.6 Turntable Lock Pin - Unpin and Pin
5.7 Operation of Carrier Engine
5.7.1 Engine Procedure
5.7.2 Engine Indicators and Malfunction
5.7.3 Carrier Engine Startup
5.7.4 Carrier Engine Shutdown
5.7.5 Idling the Engine
5.7.6 Leaving the Vehicle with Engine Running
5.7.7 Cold-weather Operation
5.8 Operation of Superstructure Engine
5.8.1 Superstructure Engine Startup
5.8.2 Superstructure Engine Shutdown
5.9 Operation of Transmission
5.9.1 Cold-weather Operation
5.9.2 Operating the Transmission
5.10 Operation of Axle Suspension
5.10.1 General Instruction of Axle Suspension
5.10.2 Road Driving / Off-Road Driving
5.10.3 Axle Suspension Lock
5.11 Operation of Differential Locks
5.11.1 General Instruction of Differential Locks
5.11.2 Longitudinal Differential Lock
5.11.3 Transverse Differential Lock
5.12 Operation of Steering
5.12.1 General Instruction of Steering
5.12.2 Precautions for Steering Operation
5.12.3 Steering Mode - Change
5.12.4 Steering Wheel - Operate
5.13 Operation of Brake
5.13.1 Service Brake
5.13.2 Exhaust Brake
5.13.3 Retarder
5.13.4 Parking Brake
5.14 Operation of Outrigger
5.14.1 Outrigger Structure
5.14.2 Supporting the Outriggers
5.14.3 Outrigger Cribbing Support
5.14.4 Check before Operation
5.14.5 Move the Outrigger Floats from the Operating Position to the Transport Position
5.14.6 Outrigger Span
5.14.7 Outrigger Movement
5.15 Crane Operation
5.15.1 Introduction
5.15.2 Hazards
5.15.3 Prerequisites for the Crane Operation
5.15.4 Luffing - Raising and Lowering the Boom
5.15.5 Telescoping - Extending and Retracting the Boom
5.15.6 Lifting and Lowering the Main Hook Block
5.15.7 Lifting or Lowering Auxiliary Hook Block
5.15.8 Slewing — Turning the Superstructure
5.16 Ending Driving
5.16.1 Stopping
5.16.2 Interrupting Driving
5.16.3 Parking the Crane
5.17 Storage of the Crane
5.17.1 Short-term Storage
5.17.2 Long-term Storage
6 Maintenance6.1 Maintenance Overview
6.1.1 Maintenance Intervals
6.1.2 Lubricants and Fluids
6.1.3 Secure Machine for Maintenance
6.2 Maintenance Information
6.2.1 Checks Before Maintenance
6.2.2 Checks After Maintenance or Repairs
6.2.3 Hours and Mileage Reading
6.3 Maintenance Work on Carrier
6.3.1 General
6.3.2 Carrier Overall Condition
6.3.3 Carrier Engine
6.3.4 Transmission
6.3.5 Transfer Gearbox
6.3.6 Drive Line
6.3.7 Axles
6.3.8 Wheels and Tires
6.3.9 Steering System
6.3.10 Carrier Hydraulic System
6.3.11 Brake System
6.3.12 Outriggers
6.3.13 Carrier Electrical System
6.3.14 Air Conditioner
6.3.15 Other Maintenance Work
6.4 Maintenance Work on Superstructure
6.4.1 General
6.4.2 Superstructure Engine
6.4.3 Wire Rope
6.4.4 Hook Block & Headache Ball
6.4.5 Telescopic Boom and Jib
6.4.6 Swing Mechanism
6.4.7 Hydraulic System
6.4.8 Hoist
6.4.9 Central Lubrication System
6.4.10 Superstructure Electrical System
6.4.11 Air Conditioner
6.4.12 Other Maintenance Work
7 Troubleshooting7.1 Warning and Error Messages
7.1.1 Warning Messages on the Display in the Driver's Cab
7.1.2 Warning Messages on the Display in the Operator’s Cab
7.2 Emergency Stop Switch
7.3 Emergency Operations - Carrier
7.3.1 Malfunctions during Crane Driving
7.3.2 Engine - Jump-start
7.4 Emergency Operations - Superstructure
7.4.1 Malfunctions during Crane Operation
7.5 Troubleshooting - Carrier
7.5.1 Engine Malfunctions
7.5.2 Transmission Malfunctions
7.5.3 Brake Malfunctions
7.5.4 Steering Malfunctions
7.5.5 Outrigger Malfunctions
7.5.6 Mechanical Malfunctions
7.5.7 Hydraulic System Malfunctions
7.5.8 Electrical System Malfunctions- Crane Carrier
7.6 Troubleshooting - Superstructure
7.6.1 Mechanical System Malfunctions - Superstructure
7.6.2 Hydraulic System Malfunctions
7.6.3 Counterweight Malfunctions
7.6.4 Malfunctions during Tilting the Operator's Cab
7.6.5 Telescoping Malfunctions
7.6.6 Hoisting Malfunctions
7.6.7 Luffing Malfunctions
7.6.8 Slewing Malfunctions
8 Technical Data8.1 Dimensions
8.2 Technical Specifications of Crane(385/95 R25)
8.3 Technical Parameters of Crane
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