Elliott E190, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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Required Inspections-aerial EEC-0075 V1.1
Required Inspections
H. Inspect the wire rope for wear and damage, check for corrosion, kinking,
crushing, cuts, and slippage of clamps at wedge socket.
I. Check for proper wire rope spooling on the winch drum and proper reeving. Make
sure all sheaves turn freely.
J. Make sure the load line is correctly fastened to the hook block/headache ball.
K. Make sure the hook block/headache ball latch works properly.
L. Check slings, chains, etc. for damage or wear.
M. Check that the Lift Capacity Charts and all other decals are in place and
readable.
N. Check proper operation of all aerial device functions.
O. Check boom proportioning. Verify all sections start and stop simultaneously.
P. Check all control mechanisms for maladjustment that could interfere with proper
operation.
Q. Verify that all control mechanisms when released to the neutral position all
functions stop.
R. Make sure all control mechanisms are free of excessive wear and are not
contaminated by lubricants or other foreign matter.
S. Check the hook block/headache ball for excessive wear and overload. Check for
cracks, spread side plates, elongated holes, bent tie bolts etc.
T. Test the ATB system. With the engine running and PTO engaged, raise the ATB
weight and make sure the alarm sounds and the winch up, telescope out, and lift
down functions are disabled. Refer to the ATB manufacturer’s operator manual
for additional daily inspection procedures.
U. Check proper operation of horn, start/stop switch, etc.
V. If supplied, clean oil cooler core for proper heat transfer.
Be sure the unit is in an area free of overhead obstructions and power lines.
Weekly Inspection
A. Perform the daily and weekly lubrication per the “Lube Chart”.