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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL - SECTION 1

STOCK PICKER ELEVAH 65-80 MOVE PICKING – Rev. 09_2019

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PRELIMINARY PROCEDURES

Operator training and know-how

Carefully read the manual before using the machine.

Use the machine only after complete training by authorised personnel.

The use of the machine is allowed exclusively to authorised and qualified
personnel.

Read carefully and follow all the WARNING statements and the

operational instructions reported on the machine and in the manual.

Use the machine for the applications falling within those envisioned by

Faraone Industrie Spa.

All operational personnel must familiarise with the emergency operations
and controls of the machine, as specified in the manual.

Carefully read and comply with all company, local and government

Standards in force, relating to machine operation.

Inspection of the work place

Before using the machine, the operator must take the necessary

precautions to avoid any danger in the work place.

Do not activate the machine on lorries, trailers, railway wagons, boats,

scaffolding or similar, unless Faraone Industrie Spa has approved the
operation in writing.

The machine can be switched on at temperatures between -15°C and

40°C. Contact Faraone Industrie for values relating to machine operation
at temperatures not within the indicated range.

Summary of Contents for LEVAH 65 MOVE PICKING

Page 1: ...80 MOVE PICKING USE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS Translation of the original instructions This document is the property of Faraone Industrie Spa Any total or partial reproduction without written authorisation by the author or owner is forbidden ...

Page 2: ...1 OVERALL DIMENSIONS 2 2 GENERAL TECHNICAL DATA 2 4 BASIC CONSTRUCTIVE DATA 2 6 SEZIONE 3 PREPARATION AND INSPECTION 3 1 PERSONNEL TRAINING 3 1 FUNCTIONAL TEST 3 3 SAFETY WARNINGS FOR THE OPERATORS 3 5 SEZIONE 4 CONTROLS LIGHTS AND MACHINE OPERATION 4 1 INTRODUCTION 4 1 MACHINE OPERATION 4 2 CHARGING THE BATTERY 4 2 CAGE CONTROL CONSOLE 4 5 ACTIVATION PEDAL SWITCH 4 10 LOADING PLATFORM 4 13 LOADIN...

Page 3: ... 4 MAINTENANCE EVERY TWO YEARS 7 4 SEZIONE 8 MAINTENANCE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 8 5 LIFTING THE CAGE FOR MAINTENANCE 8 5 BATTERY MAINTENANCE 8 7 CHANGING TORQUE REDUCER OIL 8 8 HYDRAULIC OIL CHANGE 8 9 TRANSMISSION MOTOR 8 10 ELECTROMAGNETIC BRAKE 8 12 CHECKS ON LIFTING CHAINS 8 13 SEZIONE 9 ATTACHED DOCUMENTATION 9 1 ATTACHMENT 1 Layout for the application of the stickers 9 2 ATTACHMENT 2 hydraul...

Page 4: ... which the same has been manufactured All information contained in this manual must be read and understood before making any attempt to operate the machine THIS MANUAL IS A VERY IMPORTANT DOCUMENT ALWAYS KEEP IT NEAR THE MACHINE Due to continuous improvements to the products Faraone Industrie Spa reserves the right to amend the technical data without any prior notice For updated information contac...

Page 5: ...escribed in the text of the manual Stock Picker Machine designed exclusively to carry lift stack or arrange loads on shelving controlled by an operator stationed in the driver s seat which can be raised at the same time as the load handling device Cage A position from which the operator is able to control all driving positions and handle the load Loading platform Platform from where to load goods ...

Page 6: ...borne by the purchaser The warranty is valid provided all rules laid down for correct use of the machine are complied with The machine is designed and built to last years as long as it is always used for the purposes it is intended for and that the inspections and maintenance described herein are carried out Faraone Industrie Spa deems it necessary to conduct an extensive analysis of all of the st...

Page 7: ... a maintenance programme based on the information provided in this manual such programme must be scrupulously followed The owner user operator company granting in leasing person receiving in leasing the machine must not accept responsibility of its operation before having carefully read the manual and completed the training and the functioning procedures guided by an experienced and qualified oper...

Page 8: ...ed by Faraone Industrie Spa All operational personnel must familiarise with the emergency operations and controls of the machine as specified in the manual Carefully read and comply with all company local and government Standards in force relating to machine operation Inspection of the work place Before using the machine the operator must take the necessary precautions to avoid any danger in the w...

Page 9: ...arried out all assistance and maintenance interventions envisioned by the requirements specified in this manual Make sure all safety devices work properly Any amendments to such devices constitute violation of the safety Standards Do not activate the machine whose signs or adhesives indicating the safety Standards or instructions are illegible or missing Avoid the accumulation of debris on the flo...

Page 10: ...ral position always bring the switch to neutral position before moving it in the position corresponding to the next function Activate the controls by applying slow and even pressure If there are any people on the work platform allow personnel to operate the machine from the ground only in the event of an emergency Completely lower the extending structure and disconnect the power supply before movi...

Page 11: ...entering and exiting Electrocution hazard With regard to the safety distances from live parts of power lines and electrical systems that are not protected or not sufficiently protected to be complied with when carrying out non electric jobs at net clearance deriving from the type of job the equipment used and the materials handled as well as the lateral shifting of the conductors owing to the acti...

Page 12: ...unevenness descents obstacles debris hidden holes and other potential dangers found at ground level Do not attempt to use the machine as a crane Do not tie the machine to an adjacent structure Do not increase the dimension of the cage or loading platform with unauthorised extensions or by extending the platform If the extending structure or cage remain jammed so that one or more wheels are lifted ...

Page 13: ...at ground level are informed of the presence of the machine Warn personnel not to work stand or walk underneath the lifted basket When driving in areas where visibility is limited by obstacles always have a person precede the vehicle to signal any dangers While driving always keep non operational personnel at a minimum distance of 2 m from the machine Adjust the driving speed according to the foll...

Page 14: ...oad unload it Consult the Emergency procedures section in this manual Before towing lifting and carrying ensure the cage is completely retracted and emptied Do not pull or push a blocked or disabled machine While lifting the machine by means of a Stock Picker arrange the latter exclusively in correspondence of the appropriate areas of the same machine Lift by means of a lifting device with adequat...

Page 15: ...NGE LOADS ON SHELVING CONTROLLED BY AN OPERATOR STATIONED IN THE DRIVER S SEAT WHICH CAN BE RAISED AT THE SAME TIME AS THE LOAD HANDLING DEVICE THE STOCK PICKER IS DESIGNED TO CIRCULATE IN CLOSED ENVIRONMENTS ON PREPARED SMOOTH HORIZONTAL SURFACES FURTHERMORE IT CAN ALSO BE USED OUTDOORS IN THE TOTAL ABSENCE OF WIND AND ATMOSPHERIC PRECIPITATIONS THE STOCK PICKER MUST ONLY BE USED FOR THE PURPOSE ...

Page 16: ...AL SECTION 2 STOCK PICKER ELEVAH 65 80 MOVE PICKING Rev 09_2019 Page 2 2 OVERALL DIMENSIONS ELEVAH 65 MOVE PICKING Measurements expressed in mm 4700 5650 460 kg 20 kg 100 1780 500 680 780 1280 500 740 440 710 640 1720 820 600 ...

Page 17: ...USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL SECTION 2 STOCK PICKER ELEVAH 65 80 MOVE PICKING Rev 09_2019 Page 2 3 ELEVAH 80 MOVE PICKING Measurements expressed in mm kg 20 kg 100 E presente un gradino intermedio ...

Page 18: ... Maximum cage loading platform object holder tray capacity 200 kg Maximum capacity of the loading platform 100 kg Maximum capacity of the object holder tray 20 kg Maximum cage height between ground and cage floor 4 70 m Maximum height of loading platform between ground and platform 5 65 m Minimum height between ground and loading platform 82 cm Loading platform stroke 60 cm Internal dimensions of ...

Page 19: ...ge loading platform object holder tray capacity 200 kg Maximum capacity of the loading platform 100 kg Maximum capacity of the object holder tray 20 kg Maximum cage height between ground and cage floor 5 78 m Maximum height of loading platform between ground and platform 6 70 m Minimum height between ground and loading platform 98 cm Loading platform stroke 60 cm Internal dimensions of the cage 71...

Page 20: ...s is set up using chains A fluid power cylinder is installed between the first and second profile that powered by the hydraulic control unit enables to lift the structure The chains connect the extendible structure elements to each other so that these can simultaneously lift CAGE AND LOADING PLATFORM The cage and loading platform are built entirely of extruded aluminium profiles The base floors ar...

Page 21: ...TOCK PICKER ELEVAH 65 80 MOVE PICKING Rev 09_2019 Page 2 7 ATTENTION THE STOCK PICKER ELEVAH 65 80 MOVE PICKING HAS BEEN INSPECTED BY THE MANUFACTURER FOR THE PURPOSE OF CALCULATING THE MAXIMUM ADMISSIBLE TRANSVERSE AND LONGITUDINAL ANGLES ...

Page 22: ...ng must include the following 1 Use and limits of the platform and emergency controls on the ground and of the safety systems 2 Signs labels for controls instructions and warnings on the machine 3 Regulations defined by the employer and government standards 4 Knowledge of the mechanical operation of the machine sufficient to enable recognising of a fault 5 Safe methods for using the machine in pre...

Page 23: ...ained with regard to responsibility and authority to switch off the machine in case of fault or in presence of other unsafe conditions both relating to the machine and to the work area NOTE the owner shall provide qualified personnel for training both at the time of delivery of the first units and later if requested by the user or by personnel ...

Page 24: ... as detailed below 1 Check the correct operation of the manual descent valve EMERGENCY DESCENT 2 From the control console of the cage carry out the detailed operations a Ensure the control console is correctly assembled and securely fastened b Lift and lower the cage checking lifting and lowering happen regularly c Ensure all machine functions are disabled when activating pressing the emergency st...

Page 25: ...m nominal operational capacity on a slope Any attempt to lift the cage makes the machine signal an inclination that exceeds the admissible range Transmission speed reduction When the cage is lifted the transmission speed is reduced compared to the speed with the cage lowered e Make sure the loading deck is working correctly Make sure that it travels smoothly without any jerky movements and that it...

Page 26: ...STABILITY LOSS AND OVERTURNING NEXT TO AERIAL OBSTACLES electric lines protrusions etc DANGER OF ELECTROCUTION AND IMPACT WITH EXCESSIVE CAPACITIES COMPARED TO ADMITTED LIMITS DANGER OF STABILITY LOSS AND OVERTURNING ON FLOORING WITH MINOR RESISTANCE OF THE WEIGHT OF THE MACHINE DANGER OF STABILITY LOSS AND OVERTURNING IN ALL CIRCUMSTANCES NOT EXPRESSLY INDICATED AMONG THE USE CONDITIONS INDICATED...

Page 27: ...y the surface is suitable for the weight of the machine in work conditions During the ascent and descent phase Observe the maximum admissible capacity weights in the cage Ascertain overhead obstacles are not present along the trajectory in vertical Do not induce dangerous vibrations and or oscillations such to entail stability loss of the machine and cause an eventual overturning ATTENTION THE STO...

Page 28: ...fety and protection devices of the machine Prohibition to climb on or off the cage in places other than the provided gate Prohibition to increase outreach or work height of the machine using additional equipment for example ladders Prohibition to induce oscillations on the machine so as not to make it unstable Prohibition to install any additional device that increases the wind load on the machine...

Page 29: ...e machine the manufacturer recommends using the following personal protective equipment Protection of the lower limbs SLIP PROOF SHOES ATTENTION THE USE OF ANY OTHER SPECIFIC PERSONAL PROTECTIVE DEVICES MUST BE CHECKED BASED ON THE ASSESSMENT OF SPECIFIC RISKS CARRIED OUT BY THE EMPLOYER RETAINING ONLY 1 PERSON ...

Page 30: ...pped with a cage assembled onto a lifting mechanism with aluminium uprights The Stock Picker is DESIGNED TO CARRY LIFT STACK OR ARRANGE LOADS ON SHELVING CONTROLLED BY AN OPERATOR STATIONED IN THE DRIVER S SEAT WHICH CAN BE RAISED AT THE SAME TIME AS THE LOAD HANDLING DEVICE The main control station is located in the cage The operator can drive the machine and lift and lower the cage from the cont...

Page 31: ...on in the cage must be set at ON The emergency stop switch located on the control station in the cage must be on RESTORE CHARGING THE BATTERY The machine is equipped with a battery charger with a c voltage input d c voltage output The battery charger stops charging automatically when the batteries are fully charged ATTENTION KEEP SPARKS OPEN FLAMES OR LIT TOBACCO AWAY FROM THE BATTERIES PROVIDE AD...

Page 32: ...cording to current regulations Battery charge status lights The battery charge status lights are located on the side of the machine s base The RED LED when charging the battery indicates the beginning of the charging cycle Charging finishes automatically without warning the operator and is indicated by a GREEN LED coming on While using the machine the battery status will switch from completely cha...

Page 33: ... to avoid using any possible source of sparks near batteries charging We recommend using anti static clothing Do not lift or tilt the batteries Do not attempt to start the machine ATTENTION IT IS RECOMMENDED NOT TO LET THE BATTERIES GO COMPLETELY FLAT ATTENTION WHEN THE MACHINE IS PUT OUT OF SERVICE FOR A LONG PERIOD THE BATTERIES MUST BE COMPLETELY AND EVENLY CHARGED AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK AND KEPT...

Page 34: ... switch with removable key 2 Multi purpose joystick control with dead man enabling control 3 Cage lifting lowering selector 4 Audible device button 5 Battery charge machine operation hour display 6 Transport position speed regulator 7 Start indicator LED 8 Cage lifting or lowering indicator LED 9 Loading platform up down control 5 8 2 4 7 6 3 1 9 ...

Page 35: ...h off button with removable key The emergency button located inside the control console of the cage is provided with a removable key to prevent the machine from being used by unauthorised personnel Press the button and remove the key to disconnect the general power supply POWER SUPPLY DISCONNECTION PUSH INWARDS to engage the emergency stop and remove the key to prevent unauthorised use POWER SUPPL...

Page 36: ...purpose joystick control The joystick is used to control the following machine functions Transmission steering Cage lifting and lowering Transmission mode PRESS THE DEAD MAN BUTTON ON THE JOYSTICK then move the joystick in the required direction The transmission power is applied proportionally to how far the joystick is shifted from the centre NOTE the pedal switch must also be pressed and held to...

Page 37: ... TILT ALARM IS TRIGGERED WHILE THE OPERATOR IS DRIVING WITH THE CAGE UP LOWER THE CAGE ALL THE WAY DOWN AND MOVE ON TO A SOLID AND HORIZONTAL SURFACE BEFORE LOWERING THE CAGE MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS NO PERSONNEL IN THE AREA BELOW Battery charge machine operation hour display The display shows the machine s operating hours expressed in tenths of an hour and only calculating the time of any machine ...

Page 38: ...ble to regulate the transmission speed from the regulator By turning the regulator counter clockwise it is possible to lower the translation speed On the other hand by turning the regulator clockwise it is possible to increase the translation speed Loading platform up down control 1 Turn the selector to the LEFT to LOWER the loading platform 2 Turn the selector to the RIGHT to RAISE the loading pl...

Page 39: ...v 09_2019 Page 4 10 ACTIVATION PEDAL SWITCH FUNCTION ACTIVATION PEDAL SWITCH Place your foot on the switch hold it down to actuate the cloche functions NOTE it is necessary to hold both the pedal switch and the cloche actuation lever down in order to actuate the cloche functions ...

Page 40: ... cage from both sides of the machine To access and leave the cage the operator must push the moving parts of the entrance gate inwards once inside the gate will close by itself The machine will not enable any controls if the gate is not closed properly ATTENTION MAKE SURE THERE ARE NO OBSTACLES PREVENTING THE CAGE GATE FROM CLOSING PROPERLY ...

Page 41: ...MACHINE FUNCTIONS ATTENTION MAKE SURE YOUR HANDS DO NOT GET CAUGHT WHEN CLOSING THE GATE ATTENTION DO NOT RAISE LOWER THE CAGE IF THE MOBILE RAILING DOES NOT APPEAR TO CLOSE PROPERLY AND HAVE IT REPAIRED CONTACT THE MANUFACTURER IF REQUIRED ATTENTION THE TOTAL NOMINAL LOAD IS OBTAINED BY ADDING THE LOAD IN THE CAGE THE LOAD ON THE OBJECTS HOLDER TRAY THE LOAD ON THE LOADING PLATFORM THIS VALUE CAN...

Page 42: ...acilitate the movement of the machine in confined places To close the loading platform proceed as follows 1 Raise the loading platform up to the maximum height using the specific control 2 Hold the loading platform with both hands and make it rotate upwards until it is blocked 3 Use the specific control to lower the loading platform ATTENTION MAKE SURE YOUR HANDS DO NOT GET TRAPPED WHEN THE LOADIN...

Page 43: ... added to the loading platform to increase the supporting surface by 27 cm The extension does not change the maximum load on the loading platform which is still 100kg ATTENTION THE TOTAL NOMINAL LOAD IS OBTAINED BY ADDING THE LOAD IN THE CAGE THE LOAD ON THE OBJECTS HOLDER TRAY THE LOAD ON THE LOADING PLATFORM THIS VALUE CANNOT EXCEED 200 KG IN ANY CASE ...

Page 44: ... IN USE TRANSPORT AND LIFTING PROCEDURES General information It is possible to transport the Stock Picker to a work site using one of the following methods By driving the machine along the route on its base wheels if the surface it is travelling on allows it By moving it with a Stock Picker see the figure below check the gross weight of the machine in the Operational Technical Data Table for the m...

Page 45: ... 16 Handling with a Stock Picker truck The machine can be lifted with a Stock Picker truck In this case it must be held from the front part of the machine in order to position it in a stable way onto the forks see following figure ATTENTION LIFT THE MACHINE ONLY WITH WORK PLATFORM FULLY LOWERED ...

Page 46: ...ase of absolute need The machine controls must only be used by qualified personnel INTERRUPT MACHINE ACTIVITY IF THE CONTROLS DO NOT FUNCTION CORRECTLY In case of incorrect operation of the controls or interruption of the electric power supply the emergency stop must be activated and if necessary a qualified operator must carry out the EMERGENCY DESCENT phases from the ground Proceed as follows 1 ...

Page 47: ...ays monitor the entire descent phase of the operator platform 5 Once descent is completed tighten the knob again 6 Restore the emergency button to activate the machine s power supply ATTENTION THE OPERATIONAL PHASES OF THE EMERGENCY DESCENT ARE REPORTED ON APPROPRIATE ADHESIVE NEAR THE EMERGENCY DESCENT CONTROL 1 ...

Page 48: ...o climb down from the cage To stabilise the machine movement use a crane or Stock Picker REPORTING THE ACCIDENT Faraone Industrie Spa must be immediately informed of any accidents to a Faraone product Contact the factory by telephone and give all the necessary details also in absence of injuries or evident damages to the property ATTENTION AFTER AN ACCIDENT INSPECT THE ENTIRE MACHINE AND CHECK ALL...

Page 49: ... DAMAGE TO THE MACHINE NOTE FOR INSPECTION besides complying with the above criteria ensure for each component that all parts are present securely fixed and not loose and that there are no visible damage leaks or signs of excessive wear a Drive wheels free wheels and swivel castors Check there is no debris on the wheels or around them b Base frame Ensure there are no loose wires or cables hanging ...

Page 50: ...n the cage Controls secured legible signs emergency stop switch in the reset position and legible control signs h Extendable structure unit Structure profiles sliding inserts chains sequential activation cables pulleys able to turn freely ATTENTION DO NOT USE THE MACHINE BEFORE REPAIRING ALL FAULTS MALFUNCTIONS NOTED ...

Page 51: ... BY THE MANUFACTURER ATTENTION CONTACT THE MANUFACTURER IF IN DOUBT WITH REGARD TO THE FREQUENCY AND METHOD OF ROUTINE AND OR EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES DO NOT TAKE INITIATIVES IF YOU ARE UNSURE OF WHAT YOU ARE DOING ATTENTION TO CARRY OUT MAINTENANCE AND OR CLEANING OPERATIONS ON THE MACHINE THAT REQUIRE THE EXTENDABLE STRUCTURE TO BE IN A PARTIALLY EXTENDED POSITION ANCHOR THE CAGE SAF...

Page 52: ...HREE MONTHS Check there is no clearance mechanical parts not correctly secured and or bent and no parts components desoldered Check the integrity of the structural profiles Check correct operation of the emergency descent valve Take the cage to a height and execute an emergency descent as shown in the relative section of this manual Hydraulic Oil Check the level of hydraulic oil and top up if nece...

Page 53: ...make sure the chains are not dirty or soiled with mud rubble ice or other foreign matter Clean the chains thoroughly before lubricating them The lifting chains must be lubricated with the extendable structure completely closed by gravity from the top directly on the return wheels if necessary temporarily remove the protective cover to access the chains For information regarding the wear of chains ...

Page 54: ...mation and instructions regarding the adjustment of the sliding wheels of the extendable structure when a backlash anomaly is found Transmission motor Checking the electromagnet If the brake does not release and lock the lining properly when it is energised and de energised in alternation measure the resistance of the winding and if necessary replace the electromagnet or the lining disc Refer to t...

Page 55: ...CE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS LIFTING THE CAGE FOR MAINTENANCE To perform maintenance below the cage use a forklift and proceed as follows 1 Manually unscrew the four knobs at the corners of the protective casing of the base 2 Insert the forks below the cage as indicated in the figure and lift with the utmost care Knobs ...

Page 56: ...ING Rev 09_2019 Page 8 6 3 Support the cage with the forklift truck during the entire duration of the maintenance operation 4 When the operation is over lower the cage slowly to its end of stroke and reposition the protective casing of the base by re screwing the four knobs ...

Page 57: ...CE 5 Loosen the connection terminals of the batteries positive pole and negative pole 6 Remove the batteries and replace them with new ones 7 Connect the terminals of the batteries making sure to do so correctly red cable for the positive pole black cable for the negative pole and tighten them 8 Lower the cage all the way by following the instructions described in paragraph LIFTING THE CAGE FOR MA...

Page 58: ...ew oil flush any particles inside the casing using the same type of oil You must only introduce the new oil when you are sure that there are no impurities Follow these 5 steps to change the oil properly 1 Places a sufficiently spacious container underneath the drain plug 2 Remove the filler cap and drain plug let the lubricant flow out and wait as long as necessary for it to empty completely 3 Rep...

Page 59: ...g oils of different makes or types is strongly ill advised since they may not contain the necessary additives or viscosity may be different ATTENTION THE HYDRAULIC OIL MUST BE TOPPED UP CHANGED WITH THE CAGE FULLY DOWN IF THE HYDRAULIC OIL TANK IS UNDER THE CAGE KEEP IT AT A HEIGHT OF APPROXIMATELY ONE METRE AND TOP UP CHANGE IT ATTENTION DISPOSE OF THE WASTE OIL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS IN FOR...

Page 60: ...again separately to check whether one or both are damaged In this case remove the motor if the manifold requires maintenance and the brushes need to be replaced Checking the brushes Check smooth movement as well as length of the brushes to ensure good performance Dimension Maximum length Minimum length 13 x 9 25 mm 13 5 mm 16 x 9 20 mm 7 mm 20 x 10 22 mm 8 mm When replacing the brushes pay the utm...

Page 61: ...N WE RECOMMEND A THOROUGH CHECK OF THE CASTING OF THE REDUCER THE WHEEL GEARS AND BEARINGS ATTENTION RESTORING THE IP RATING DEPENDS ON CORRECT POSITIONING OF THE O RINGS AND SILICONE COATING OF THE TIE RODS AFTER THE MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN HAS CLOSED THE MOTOR THEY ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE IP RATING AND THE INTEGRITY OF THE MOTOR ...

Page 62: ...tely loosen the three fixing screws and remove the electromagnet and check the lining disk Its thickness must be about 7 mm for the type with diameter of 84 mm 8 mm for the type with diameter of 104 mm and 8 5 mm for the type with diameter of 124 mm If the thickness is respectively less than 5 6 and 6 5 mm it is advisable to replace the complete lining of the splined hub after having removed the S...

Page 63: ...ay arise from lack of lubrication or use of grease and oil unsuitable for penetrating the joints 4 Stiff joints Any joint that is not in a straight position when leaving the return pulley can no longer be used This phenomenon may be caused by corrosion or cold micro welding 5 Turned pins This is the consequence of incorrect lubrication and the aforementioned phenomenon of stiffened joints This phe...

Page 64: ...ain wear Check the cause of the malfunction before installing the new chain Lifting chain Manufacturer REGINA Model AL544 A1 19 1 mm Dp 5 09 mm P 15 875 mm S 2 04 mm Hi 12 83 mm Elongation Measurement of chain slightly tightened on straight sections 1 5 to 1 15 of the total length Maximum elongation allowed 2 along the most worn section Wear of plate profiles Where the phenomenon is most noticeabl...

Page 65: ...ING Rev 09_2019 Page 8 15 ATTENTION FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING PURCHASE OF SPARE PARTS AND CONSUMABLES PLEASE CONTACT THE MANUFACTURER THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES ALL LIABILITY DUE TO DAMAGE OR MALFUNCTION CAUSED BY USE OF PARTS NOT AUTHORISED BY THE SAID MANUFACTURER ...

Page 66: ... SEZIONE 9 ATTACHED DOCUMENTATION ATTACHMENT 1 Layout for the application of the stickers ATTACHMENT 2 Hydraulic layout ATTACHMENT 3 Electrical layout ATTACHMENT 4 Inspection certificate ATTENTION SHOULD THE MACHINE BE TRANSFERRED TO A THIRD PARTY ALL DOCUMENTATION MUST BE DELIVERED WITH THE SAME ...

Page 67: ...E MACHINERY 5 PROHIBITION SIGN DO NOT REMOVE THE SAFETY GUARDS AND DEVICES 6 DANGER SIGN LIKELY IMPACT 7 OBLIGATION SIGN WEAR SAFETY SHOES 8 OBLIGATION SIGN REFER TO THE OPERATING MANUAL 9 Max 200 kg INDICATION Maximum number of persons and load on the cage 10 INDICATION DANGERS AND PROHIBITIONS IN USING THE PLATFORM 11 INDICATION MAX 100 KG 12 INDICATION EMERGENCY DESCENT 13 INDICATION EMERGENCY ...

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Page 71: ...USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL SECTION 9 STOCK PICKER ELEVAH 65 80 MOVE PICKING Rev 09_2019 Page 9 6 ATTACHMENT 2 hydraulic diagram ...

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Page 73: ...USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL SECTION 9 STOCK PICKER ELEVAH 65 80 MOVE PICKING Rev 09_2019 Page 9 8 ATTACHMENT 3 Electrical layout ...

Page 74: ...ato FM502 Buzzer di allarme Pizzato 21S6A1CV1B 11 12 Buzzer di movimento Pizzato 21S6A1PV1B Lampeggiatore 24V Elettrofreno 24V 15 Modulo TS100 1 1 13 Relè caricabatterie integrato 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 14 Carica batterie 24V 50 60 Hz 10A 16 Clacson 24V 17 1 1 2 Termico motore trazione 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 12 7 12 8 9 10 11 16 18 13 14 15 17 17 18 18 Micro ruote girevoli 2 FIL O N 1 4 A FIL O N 1 3 A Ar...

Page 75: ...O1G2V1 1 23 Pulsante clacson Pizzato 4PU2S5210 21 Fungo di emergenza a chiave Pizzato 4PEBZ4531 25 Micro Pizzato MKV11D17 1 4 26 Indicatore e contaore batterie UB 1 27 Potenziometro 5k 1 28 Micro Pizzato B11KA DN2KPE1S11 1 1 29 30 Pulsante presenza uomo Azionamento motore FF3101V01 2 1 31 Attuatore piano picking 19 3 20 24 Selettore Pizzato 4SE13GCE11AB 1 1 Joystick 57400214 21 20 27 26 28 28 29 3...

Page 76: ...OVE PICKING Rev 09_2019 Page 9 11 ATTACHMENT 4 Inspection certificate STOCK PICKER ELEVAH 65 MOVE PICKING ELEVAH 80 MOVE PICKING Serial number The machine underwent the following tests Brake test Overload test Operation test Producing a POSITIVE result Tortoreto on ...

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Page 80: ...Faraone Industrie Spa Contrada Salino Via San Giovanni 20 64018 Tortoreto TE ITALY Tel 39 0861 77 22 21 fax 39 0861 77 22 22 www faraone com info faraone com ...

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