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Manual 

DRHS55 

 Version: 01 

July 2019 

 

Page 4 of 21 

Table of contents 

 

 

FOREWORD .................................................................................................................................. 3

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................................................... 4

 

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY (IIA) (COPY) ................................................................................. 5

 

OVERVIEW OF SYMBOLS ............................................................................................................... 6

 

P

ICTOGRAMS

 ........................................................................................................................................... 7 

1.

 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................... 8

 

2.

 

SAFETY .................................................................................................................................. 9

 

3.

 

DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS ........................................................................................... 11

 

3.1.  T

OOL NESTING PLACE

 ................................................................................................................... 11 

3.2.  S

UPPORT ARM COMPONENTS

 ........................................................................................................ 12 

4.

 

OPERATION ......................................................................................................................... 13

 

4.1.  M

AKE THE SUPPORT ARM READY FOR USE

 ........................................................................................ 13 

4.2.  C

ARRY OUT THE WORK ACTIVITIES

................................................................................................... 14 

5.

 

MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................... 15

 

6.

 

MALFUNCTION ANALYSIS ..................................................................................................... 16

 

7.

 

DISPOSAL ............................................................................................................................ 17

 

8.

 

LOGBOOK ............................................................................................................................ 18

 

8.1.  M

AINTENANCE WORK

 .................................................................................................................. 18 

8.2.  R

EPAIRS 

/

 REPLACEMENTS

 ............................................................................................................. 19 

8.3.  M

ALFUNCTIONS

 .......................................................................................................................... 20 

8.4.  I

NSPECTIONS

 ............................................................................................................................... 21 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for DRHS55

Page 1: ...Manual DRHS55 Version 01 July 2019 Double Rotator DRHS55 User manual ...

Page 2: ...ing electronically or otherwise without the prior explicit written permission from Becx Machines B V Becx Machines B V retains the right to change parts of the system and the contents of this manual at any time without prior notification giving or immediate notice to the customer Becx Machines B V takes the greatest care to guarantee an accurate and where necessary complete description of all part...

Page 3: ...port arm Always observe the safety requirements as set out in Section 2 Read the user manual of the tool to be used before you attach and use the support arm Always observe the safety requirements as set out in the tool s user manual A copy of this manual must be kept with the support arm and be available to the user All important maintenance work and relevant notes must be recorded by the mainten...

Page 4: ...HNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 8 2 SAFETY 9 3 DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS 11 3 1 TOOL NESTING PLACE 11 3 2 SUPPORT ARM COMPONENTS 12 4 OPERATION 13 4 1 MAKE THE SUPPORT ARM READY FOR USE 13 4 2 CARRY OUT THE WORK ACTIVITIES 14 5 MAINTENANCE 15 6 MALFUNCTION ANALYSIS 16 7 DISPOSAL 17 8 LOGBOOK 18 8 1 MAINTENANCE WORK 18 8 2 REPAIRS REPLACEMENTS 19 8 3 MALFUNCTIONS 20 8 4 INSPECTIONS 21 ...

Page 5: ...espect to this declaration conforms to the provisions of the Directives Machinery directive 2006 42 EC In accordance with the following standards NEN EN 12100 Safety of machinery Basic concepts general principles for design NEN EN ISO 4413 Hydraulic fluid power General rules and safety requirements for systems and their components NEN ISO 4254 1 Agricultural machinery Safety Part 1 General require...

Page 6: ...age 6 of 21 Overview of symbols All actions and situations risking the safety of the operator and or technician and where actions must be carried out carefully will refer to the following symbols in this user manual Take note Explanation ...

Page 7: ...s are placed on the installation to alert the user of potential risks Pictogram Description Location Model plate Installed on the middle section of the support arm TAKE NOTE Regularly check that the affixed pictograms and markings are easy to recognize and read If not replace these ...

Page 8: ...6 or equivalent Grease for lubrication NLGI 2 Support arm dimensions and weight Width 531 mm Length 495 mm Height 800 mm Dead weight 185 kg Crane mini digger attachment details Type Standard CW10 Support arm vertical load 1850 N Tool attachment details Standard tool fixing sleeve 80 80 mm Available installation width 276 593 mm Maximum tool vertical load 135 kN Maximum tool suspension torque 800 N...

Page 9: ...her than the sound produced by the support arm the sound load from the tool holder or the attached options is leading The installation may only be used for the work activities it is designed for If people or animals approach or enter the safety zone the installation and the work activities must be stopped immediately If passers by constantly interrupt the work activities too much consideration sho...

Page 10: ...or with the installation Operators may only perform work activities that they are trained for This applies to both the maintenance work and normal usage The operating personnel must be acquainted with all situations that can occur If the operating personnel discover faults or risks or do not agree with the safety measures this must be reported to the owner or person in charge ...

Page 11: ...pport arm or DRHS55 ensures that the tool can be stably connected to the tool holder and then can be operated in two different ways Tool The tool is not part of the delivery It is the user s responsibility to ensure that a suitable tool is used for the support arm 3 1 Tool nesting place Element Explanation Tool nesting place The piece attaching the arm to the tool holder is a CW coupling standard ...

Page 12: ...ng with the tool holder The mini crane or digger must be connected to it 2 Rotator Turning the rotator allows the tool to be maneuvered into different positions 3 Connecting piece This is the connection between the two rotators The type plate is also attached here 4 Tool coupling This is the coupling with the tool The tool can be coupled to the support using an 80 x 80 mm coupling 1 2 3 2 4 ...

Page 13: ...fficient hydraulic control function available for the tool holder Not respecting the specified limits may damage the installation and injure bystanders 2 Connect the support arm mechanically to the tool holder Place the arm in the correct position so that the base is vertical Also ensure that you actually have the desired amount of ground clearance 2 Connect the hoses Connect the hoses for the sup...

Page 14: ...the work activities Observe the safety instructions listed in Section 2 Consult the tool holder manual to understand how to correctly operate the control functions Consult the tool holder manual to acquaint yourself with the proper safety and operation instructions ...

Page 15: ...wever never spray the hydraulic components Daily maintenance No What to do Action Result 1 Lubricate Spray grease in the grease nipples These are located in the rotators Weekly maintenance No What to do Action Result 1 Tighten bolts Check the fastener bolts 2 Visual inspection Visually inspect the structure and the hydraulic installation for damage and cracks Yearly maintenance No What to do Actio...

Page 16: ... hoses and or lines are connected correctly 3 Switching between hydraulic functions does not work Check the electrical circuit Check that the control valve works or not 4 Tool rotation function does not work Check that the key motor rotator is intact Check the over pressure valve Check that the control valve works or not If you cannot resolve the malfunction using the recommendations in the above ...

Page 17: ...ion 01 July 2019 Page 17 of 21 7 Disposal When replacing components or at the end of the lifespan ensure that all materials are disposed of destroyed or reused in a legally responsible and environmentally friendly manner ...

Page 18: ...nce work repairs replacements malfunctions and inspections The following must be signed for in this log book All annual maintenance work sheet 1 All repairs replacements sheet 2 Malfunctions sheet 3 Inspections sheet 4 8 1 Maintenance work Date Performed by Description ...

Page 19: ...Manual DRHS55 Version 01 July 2019 Page 19 of 21 8 2 Repairs replacements Date Performed by Description ...

Page 20: ...Manual DRHS55 Version 01 July 2019 Page 20 of 21 8 3 Malfunctions Date Performed by Description ...

Page 21: ...Manual DRHS55 Version 01 July 2019 Page 21 of 21 8 4 Inspections Date Performed by Description ...

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