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F0169 Backease Hoist Manual 

Page 5 of 9 

28/05/2014 

 

 

Rev:03 

Operating:  

The boom can be raised and lowered by using the Remote Hand Control. The boom is raised by 

the pump generating hydraulic pressure and is lowered by the activation of the lowering 

solenoid allowing the weight of the boom and load to force oil out of the ram and back to the 
reservoir at a regulated rate.  

It is normal for the initial crane action to be "spongy". This is due to trapped air introduced into 
the system by the hose, fittings and ram. The sponginess will disappear after several raising 
and lowering actions. When sponginess has disappeared check oil level.  

Maintenance Instructions:   

Maintenance recommended at least every time the vehicle is 

serviced.  

1.   Never operate crane with insufficient or unsuitable oil. Check oil level when the boom is 

lowered. Overfilling of the reservoir is unlikely to cause damage but will lead to loss of 

excess oil. Check quality of oil.  

2.   Check integrity of all electrical connections. Check routing of and condition of control cable, 

power and earthing cables. Ensure there is no chafing or rubbing through on any cables as 

damaged cables can cause serious damage and even uncontrolled lifting of boom.  

3.   Check routing of and condition of hydraulic hose.  
4.   Check condition of lifting hook and lifting hook pin and retaining clip regularly.  

5.   Grease collar at top of crane base unit. Boom post can be lifted right out to grease if 

 

required.  

6.   Check all mounting bolts are securely tightened.  

7.   Small squirt of oil into cylinder breather to lubricate dry end of cylinder. 

  

Trouble Shooting:  

If the crane has been installed in accordance with these instructions and illustrations then it will 

provide many years of satisfactory service. If the crane does not function 

correctly check the following points.  

Symptom: 

 Crane will not operate. 

Cause 

 no oil 

Remedy 

 fill reservoir with hydraulic oil. 

Cause   

faulty electrical connections.  

Remedy 

 check electrical connections to battery. 

check that power unit/tray is earthed to chassis  

check electrical connections to the power unit.  

rectify faulty connections.  

Symptom:  

Crane will not lower after being partially raised. 

Cause

 

 

Lowering solenoid not operating correctly.

 

Remedy 

 Check wiring to lowering solenoid. If okay, listen for a click from the  
 solenoid as you press and release toggle switch to down position. 

                          If there is no click then the solenoid may not be operating. Contact  

                          manufacturer.  
Symptom: 

Crane lowers from partially raised position but will not lower from fully                                   
raised position i.e. - jams at top.  

Cause

 

 

The Hose Burst Valve has locked shut due to back pressure in the                   

hydraulic circuit. Given time it will release. If the problem reoccurs contact the 
manufacturer. 

Symptom:  

Crane ceases to operate. Vehicle taillights cease to function. 

Cause 

 Power unit is not separately earthed to chassis. (Temporary earthing 

 

 was possibly achieved through tail light wiring).  

Remedy  

 Earth power unit to chassis with earthing cable supplied. 

 

 Check taillight wiring for damage. Replace lighting fuse if blown. 

Guarantee: 

Summary of Contents for BACKEASE 600

Page 1: ...rators Manual Installation Safety Operation Maintenance Guarantee Read these instructions fully before installing or operating the BACKEASE 600 Manufactured by Heiniger Australia 5A Tayet Link Bibra L...

Page 2: ...Cable Ties Tool Requirements Electric hand drill 7 16 and 9 16 HSS drill bits Marking pen Open ended spanners and shifting spanner Hack saw Funnel 3 5 litres of hydraulic oil Castrol Hyspin AWS32 app...

Page 3: ...earer 12 Do steps 13 to 19 before installing the bracket under the tray 13 To prevent unauthorised use of the crane the handset control should be located inside the vehicle cab Locate a suitable rubbe...

Page 4: ...e vehicle on level ground place the support leg against the bracket Mark leg with a pencil at the hole level Add 25mm above that mark and drill a hole through the leg parallel to the footplate Cut as...

Page 5: ...to grease if required 6 Check all mounting bolts are securely tightened 7 Small squirt of oil into cylinder breather to lubricate dry end of cylinder Trouble Shooting If the crane has been installed...

Page 6: ...red defective by wilful act abuse misuse negligence inadequate or improper care or the reliability or condition of which has been affected by any alteration or repair carried out other than by the com...

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