
Manual I-Boom 12
5.2.3 Battery.
On the energy meter, of the tool as well as the ballast counter-carriage, it can be read
how much power is present in the batteries. If this is just 1/3rd full the tool must be put
down and the batteries must be recharged.
The batteries of the tool and the counter ballast wagon may be separately charged. For
charging, use the supplied 220/230 volt cables. Connect the C-shape of the cable to the
tool and / or counter ballast car and plug the cable directly to a preferred distribution
point. When the batteries are loaded a red signal light will illuminate.
5.3 Starting the machine
Start the tool only when all safety conditions are met, see chapter 4.
If a condition is not met, the tool should not be started.
To prepare to start the tool, turn the main switch of the tool and the counter ballast
wagon on by setting it to one (1). Now the transmitter can be turned on (see the
operating instructions of the transmitter micron 4.) Once the transmitter is turned on,
the green signal lamp lights up, indicating that the tool can be operated.
5.4 Counter Weight
The counter-weight can be adjusted using the transmitter. As a result, the horizontal
position of the I-Boom is determined. This is depending on the load to be lifted.
5.5 Fans
For the positioning of the tool, the tool is equipped with two fans, which move the tool to
the left and right, to orientate it on the crane hook block.
Choice of Attachments:
5.6 Swivel
The rotating head is provided with two adjustable arms. The arms are adjustable from
1100mm to 2100mm. The setting is determined by the width of the placing element. The
rotating head can be rotated by means of the transmitter 45 degrees to the left and
right. This allows the element to be placed in the correct position.
5.7 Fork
The fork is provided with two locking clamps in order to secure the elements, in order to
prevent slanting.
5.8 Hydraulic cylinders and cable
The hydraulic cylinders and the cables can be lowered using the transmitter. By attaching
an element in a horizontal position, linking it to the cables, the element can be brought
into a vertical position.
After disconnecting the element, the hydraulic cylinders and the attached cables can be
slackened using the transmitter.