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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
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 Safety
2.1 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 Function
3.1 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 Equipment
4.1 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 Operation
5.1 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 Maintenance
6.1 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 Shooting
7.1 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 Specification
8.1 Outline and Dimensions​
8.2 Technical Specifications of Crane​
8.3 Technical Parameters of Crane​
8.4 Axle Load​



 
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