Sany All Terrain Crane SAC600E Operation and Maintenance Manual 2023
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Sany All Terrain Crane SAC600E Operation and Maintenance Manual 2023
Size: 49.89 MB
Format: PDF
Language: English
Brand: Sany
Type of Machine: All Terrain Crane
Type of Manual: Operation and Maintenance Manual
Model: Sany SAC600E All Terrain Crane
Publication Date: 2023
Number of Pages: 646 Pages
Contents:
1 Introduction
Size: 49.89 MB
Format: PDF
Language: English
Brand: Sany
Type of Machine: All Terrain Crane
Type of Manual: Operation and Maintenance Manual
Model: Sany SAC600E All Terrain Crane
Publication Date: 2023
Number of Pages: 646 Pages
Contents:
1 Introduction
1.1 About the Manual
1.1.1 Overview of the Manual
1.1.2 Reading Instruction of the Manual
1.1.3 Terminology in the Manual
1.1.4 Units
1.1.5 Correction Request Form
1.2 About the Crane
1.2.1 Overview of the Crane
1.2.2 Configuration
1.2.3 Intended use of the Crane
1.2.4 Unauthorized Use of the Crane
1.2.5 Certifications
1.2.6 Identification of the Crane
1.2.7 Service Form for the Crane
2 Safety2.1 General Instruction of the Safety
2.2 Traffic Regualation
2.2.1 Traffic Rules
2.3 Safety Signs and Decals
2.3.1 Symbols in the Manual
2.3.2 Safety Decals on the Crane
2.4 Safety of the Crew
2.4.1 Crane Owner
2.4.2 Site Supervisor
2.4.3 Operator
2.4.4 Signalman
2.4.5 Hand Signals
2.5 Working Condition Requirements
2.5.1 Altitude Requirements
2.5.2 Work Near the Electric Source
2.5.3 Weather Requirements
2.5.4 Ground Requirements
2.5.5 Space Requirements
2.5.6 Requirements for the Worksite
2.5.7 High Voltage Areas
2.5.8 Transmitter/Communication Towers
2.6 Precaution
2.6.1 Precautions When Working in Cold Weather
2.6.2 Precautions for Working at Night
2.6.3 Precautions for Several Cranes Working Together
2.6.4 Precautions for Trailers on Work Site
2.7 Hazard on the Crane
2.8 Personal Protective Equipment
2.9 Safety Device
2.9.1 General Instruction of the Safety Device
2.9.2 Safety Hammer
2.9.3 Fire Extinguisher
2.9.4 Anti-two Block Switch
2.9.5 Third Wrap Protector
2.9.6 Length Sensor, Angle Sensor and Pressure Sensor
2.9.7 Camera System
2.9.8 Triangle Warning Sign
2.9.9 Load Moment Indicator (LMI) System
2.9.10 Tricolor Light
2.9.11 Ladders
2.9.12 Turntable Locking Device
3 System Function3.1 Driver's Cab
3.1.1 Overview of the Driver’s Cab
3.1.2 Functional Description of Display and Operating Instruments
3.1.3 Functional Description of In-Vehicle Infotainment System
3.1.4 Digital Tachograph
3.1.5 Steering Program Selection
3.1.6 Functional Description of Automated Shift Transmission
3.1.7 Driver’s Seat
3.2 Outrigger Control
3.2.1 Introduction
3.2.2 Outrigger Control Panel
3.3 Operator's Cab
3.3.1 Overview of the Operator's Cab
3.3.2 Functional Description of Display and Operating Instruments
3.3.3 Operator's Seat
3.3.4 Air Conditioner
3.3.5 Overview of Auxiliary Heater in Operator’s Cab
3.3.6 Load Moment Indicator System
3.4 Load Moment Indicator System
3.4.1 Introduction
3.4.2 Screen Description
3.4.3 Model Selection and Self Check Illustration
3.4.4 Crane Operation Setup
3.4.5 Working Condition Setting
3.4.6 Telescopic Boom Movement
3.4.7 Outrigger Movement
3.4.8 Other Information
3.4.9 LMI Information
3.4.10 Monitoring Information
3.4.11 Can Bus
3.4.12 Lubrication
3.4.13 Setting
3.5 Remote Control
3.6 Remote Control Device
3.6.1 Smartkey
3.6.2 Remote Control
4 Equipment4.1 Headache Ball
4.1.1 Overview of the Headache Ball
4.1.2 Headache Ball- Reeve out
4.1.3 Headache Ball- Reeve in
4.2 Hook Block
4.2.1 Overview
4.2.2 Preparing the Hook Block
4.2.3 Hook Block - Reeve out
4.2.4 Hook Block - Reeve in
4.3 Auxiliary Boom Nose
4.3.1 Overview of the Auxiliary Boom Nose
4.3.2 Safety Instruction of the Auxiliary Boom Nose
4.3.3 Auxiliary Boom Nose - Install
4.3.4 Auxiliary Boom Nose - Remove
4.4 Wire Rope
4.4.1 Overview of the Reeving Parts
4.4.2 Wire Ropes and Rope End Connections
4.4.3 Hoist Rope Lug
4.4.4 Guide sheaves
4.4.5 Rope Lock
4.5 Counterweight
4.5.1 Counterweights
4.5.2 Counterweight Assembly
4.5.3 Counterweight Disassembly
4.6 Folding Jib
4.6.1 Overview of the Folding Jib
4.6.2 Overview of the Folding Jib Support
4.6.3 Overview of the Catch Bar
4.6.4 Precautions for Folding Jib Operation
4.6.5 Folding Jib - Swing out
4.6.6 Folding Jib - Swing in
4.6.7 Adjustment of the Offset Angle
4.7 Erection Jib
4.7.1 Overview of the Erection Jib
4.7.2 Overview of the Fly Section Support
4.7.3 Precautions for Single Folding Jib Operation
4.7.4 Folding Jib - Swing out
4.7.5 Folding Jib - Swing in
4.8 Wheel and Tire
4.8.1 Wheel & Tire
4.8.2 Wheel & Tire
4.9 Parking Illustration
5 Operation5.1 Directional Positions of All Terrain Crane
5.2 Basic Lifting Terminologies
5.3 Breaking-in New All Terrain Crane
5.4 Crane Operation Planning
5.5 Access
5.5.1 Entering and Exiting the Driver's Cab
5.5.2 Climbing Up and Down the Crane Superstructure
5.5.3 Walking and Stepping on the Deck
5.6 Operation of Engine
5.6.1 Engine Procedure
5.6.2 Engine Indicators and Malfunction
5.6.3 Carrier Engine Startup
5.6.4 Carrier Engine Shutdown
5.6.5 Idling the Engine
5.6.6 Leaving the Vehicle with Engine Running
5.6.7 Cold-weather Operation
5.7 Operation of Transmission
5.7.1 Shift Selecting
5.7.2 Cold-weather Operation
5.8 Operation of Axle
5.8.1 General
5.8.2 Axle Suspension
5.8.3 Road Driving / Off-Road Driving
5.8.4 Axle Suspension Lock
5.9 Preparation before Travel
5.9.1 Travel Precautions
5.9.2 Parts Inspection before Travel
5.9.3 Adjustment in the Driver’s Cab
5.10 Travel
5.10.1 Parking the Vehicle
5.10.2 End-of-Workday Examination
5.11 Operation of Turntable Lock Pin
5.12 Operation of Outrigger
5.12.1 Supporting the Outriggers
5.12.2 Outrigger Cribbing Support
5.12.3 Outrigger Floats
5.12.4 Outrigger Stop Pin
5.12.5 Outrigger Movement
5.12.6 Operation of Outrigger Beams
5.12.7 Operation of Outrigger Jacks
5.13 Operation of Power Takeoff Device
5.13.1 Activation of Power Takeoff Device
5.13.2 Deactivation of Power Takeoff Device
5.14 Crane Operation
5.14.1 Introduction
5.14.2 Guideline of Using a Load Chart Manual
5.14.3 Hazards
5.14.4 Prerequisites for the Crane Operation
5.14.5 LMI Monitor Instruction
5.14.6 Luffing — Raising and Lowering the Boom
5.14.7 Telescoping - Extending and Retracting the Boom
5.14.8 Lifting and Lowering the Main Hook Block
5.14.9 Lifting or Lowering Auxiliary Hook Block
5.14.10 Slewing — Turning the Superstructure
5.15 Transportation
5.15.1 General
5.15.2 Lifting the Machine
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
6.2.4 Genuine Sany Replacement Parts
6.2.5 Sany-Approved Lubricants
6.2.6 Inventory Your Tools and Parts
6.2.7 Covers and Locks
6.2.8 Hydraulic Fluid Inspection
6.2.9 Environmental Protection
6.2.10 Inspection and Maintenance in Adverse Environments
6.2.11 Cleaning and Care of the Crane
6.2.12 Take the Crane out of Service for Job Interruption
6.2.13 Maintenance Guidelines
6.3 Maintenance Work on Carrier
6.3.1 General
6.3.2 Carrier Overall Condition
6.3.3 Carrier Engine
6.3.4 Maintenance for Transmission
6.3.5 Maintenance for Transfer Gearbox
6.3.6 Maintenance for Drive Line
6.3.7 Maintenance for Axles
6.3.8 Maintenance for Wheels and Tires
6.3.9 Maintenance for Steering System
6.3.10 Carrier Hydraulic System
6.3.11 Maintenance for Brake System
6.3.12 Maintenance for Outriggers
6.3.13 Carrier Electrical System
6.3.14 Maintenance for Air Condition
6.3.15 Other Maintenance Work
6.4 Maintenance Work on Superstructure
6.4.1 General
6.4.2 Wire Rope
6.4.3 Hook Block & Headache Ball
6.4.4 Telescopic Boom
6.4.5 Jib
6.4.6 Swing Mechanism
6.4.7 Hoist
6.4.8 Central Lubrication System
6.4.9 Superstructure Electrical System
6.4.10 Air Conditioner
6.4.11 Other Maintenance Work
7 Trouble Shooting7.1 Towing the All Terrain Crane
7.2 Jump-start the Engine
7.3 Emergency Operation
7.3.1 Prepare for Emergency Operation
7.3.2 Emergency Valve (Optional)
7.3.3 Emergency Flow Valve (Optional)
7.3.4 Emergency Pump Motor
7.3.5 Quick Coupling Plugs for Main Hoist
7.3.6 Master Valve
7.3.7 Valve for Auxiliary Actuation
7.3.8 Swing Ball Valve
7.3.9 Emergency Valve for Boom Pin & Cylinder Pin
7.3.10 Emergency Operation for Boom Pin & Cylinder Pin
7.3.11 Major Emergency Operaions
7.4 Trouble Shooting for Transmission
7.4.1 Diagnostics
7.4.2 Transmission Shift Selector
7.5 Central Lubrication System
7.6 Periodic Operation Inspection
7.6.1 General
7.6.2 Steel Bearing Structures Inspection
7.6.3 Repair Welds
7.7 Tightening Torque
7.8 Other Troubleshooting
8 Technical Specification8.1 Outline and Dimensions
8.2 Technical Specifications of Crane
8.3 Technical Parameters of Crane
8.4 Axle Load
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