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DISASSEMBLY AND TRANSPORT

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MSHF • 7295-026A

13.

Disassemble the platform elements.
During the disassembly of the
platform elements, care must be
taken that the machine remains in
balance. Support the platform if
necessary.

14.

The platform elements can be
packed in bundles of five.

15.

Slide in the outriggers of the chassis
and secure them.

Fig.8-5

Bundle platform elements

Fig.8-6

Locking pin outrigger

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Summary of Contents for MSHF

Page 1: ...7295 026A Issue 02 2000 USER S MANUAL MSHF MAST CLIMBING WORK PLATFORM This manual is assigned to...

Page 2: ...acturing BV Middelbeers The Netherlands Nothing contained in this publication may be copied and or published by means of printing photocopying microfilm or any other method without prior written permi...

Page 3: ...III MSHF 7295 026A HEK Manufacturing B V Westelbeersedijk 18 P O box 2 5091 SM Middelbeers 5090 AA Middelbeers The Netherlands The Netherlands Tel 31 13 51 48 653 Fax 31 13 51 48 630...

Page 4: ...IV MSHF 7295 026A...

Page 5: ...n manual carefully before using the mast climbing work platform Take all the safety precautions as described in chapter 3 into account The platform can be adjusted to the shape of the fa ade The MSHF...

Page 6: ...MBLY AND ANCHORING 6 1 6 1 Preparation for assembly 6 2 6 2 Ground support 6 3 6 3 Positioning the mast climbing work platform 6 4 6 3 1 Mast climbing work platform with single mast on a chassis 6 5 6...

Page 7: ...6 19 Step 6 9 Fig 6 20 Fence 6 9 Fig 6 21 Gate safety switch 6 10 Fig 6 22 Autolevel locking pin 6 10 Fig 6 23 Control cable dummy plug 6 10 Fig 6 24 Autolevel locking pin 6 11 Fig 6 25 Lower striker...

Page 8: ...into circulation by us conform to the relevant basic safety and health requirements contained in the EC Machine Directives Changes made to the machine without our consent invalidate this declaration T...

Page 9: ...iling to exactly comply with the working or operating instructions may lead to serious injury fatal accident severe mechanical damage or operating losses During use no person may stand under the machi...

Page 10: ...X MSHF 7295 026A Fig 1 Dimensions...

Page 11: ...t Max mastheight anchored A 150 m 492 ft 150 m 492 ft Max mastheight above last anchor D 8 m 26 2 ft 8 m 26 2 ft Mast type VRK700 VRK700 VRK700 VRK700 Max number of persons 3 3 6 6 Platform speed 7 m...

Page 12: ...TECHNICAL DETAILS 1 2 MSHF 7295 026A Fig 1 1 Mast element Fig 1 4 End fence Fig 1 5 Corner post Fig 1 2 Platform element Fig 1 3 Plug in fence...

Page 13: ...780x40x1120 12 Plug in fence 150 1480x40x1120 18 End fence 2500x30x1120 30 Corner post 170x60x1300 6 5 Part l x b x h in weight lb No of bolts bolt dim quality torque lb ft other Mast element 125 27...

Page 14: ...TECHNICAL DETAILS 1 4 MSHF 7295 026A Fig 1 6 Drive unit...

Page 15: ...c Control voltage frequency 50 60 Hz up to 60 m 197 ft 5 x 6 mm 5 x 0 0093 in up to 100 m 328 ft 5 x 10 mm 5 x 0 016 in 5 x 10 mm 5 x 0 016 in Power supply to machine up to 150 m 492 ft 5 x 16 mm 5 x...

Page 16: ...TECHNICAL DETAILS 1 6 MSHF 7295 026A Fig 1 7 Chassis Fig 1 8 Ground frame...

Page 17: ...lower striker plate Dimension A 4520 6540 mm 175 9 257 5 in Dimension B 4300 mm 167 3 in Dimension C 2150 mm 83 7 in Dimension D 1250 mm 48 6 in Dimension E 1770 mm 69 7 in Dimension F 1600 4590 mm 63...

Page 18: ...4 1 ft B C A C B 5 9 m 19 4 ft C C A C C 7 3 m 24 0 ft B C C A C C B 8 9 m 29 2 ft C C C A C C C 10 3 m 33 8 ft Mast distance Centre panel between the masts Length platform 7 3 m 24 0 ft A C C C C A 8...

Page 19: ...5 1 ft 60 4 ft 65 0 ft 33 8 ft 43 0 ft 47 2 ft 52 8 ft 57 4 ft 62 7 ft 67 3 ft 36 4 ft 45 6 ft 50 2 ft 55 4 ft 60 0 ft 65 3 ft 70 0 ft 38 7 ft 47 9 ft 52 5 ft 57 7 ft 62 3 ft 67 6 ft 72 5 ft 41 3 ft 5...

Page 20: ...mast climbing work platform is also depended on the position of the outriggers Fig 1 9 Outrigger locking Position of the locking pin Position of the outriggers 1 2 3 4 Maximum freestanding mast height...

Page 21: ...bing work platform If the maximum height is limited to 17 5 m 57 4 ft the payload and the EMOS setting of the anchored situation can be used Machine configuration Maximum loading capacity depending of...

Page 22: ...orm free standing or anchored Mast distance Centre panel between the masts Max payload EMOS 7 3 m 24 0 ft A C C C C A 3500 kg 7700 lb P15 8 1 m 26 6 ft A C C C C B A 3500 kg 7700 lb P15 8 8 m 28 9 ft...

Page 23: ...16 7260 lb P19 7040 lb P21 6820 lb P21 6380 lb P21 5940 lb P20 41 3 ft 5720 lb P15 6160 lb P16 6600 lb P19 6600 lb P21 6160 lb P21 5720 lb P21 43 6 ft 4820 lb P12 5280 lb P15 5720 lb P17 5940 lb P19 5...

Page 24: ...ft sec Distance a mast centre to facade 0 9 1 63 m 35 4 64 2 in Distance b between the anchor points on the facade min 0 7 m 27 6 in Ratio a b 0 8 2 0 The anchorforces of the MSHF up to 100 meters are...

Page 25: ...nt is exceeded The drive unit operated by 2 electric motors is moved along the mast by means of a single pinion on each motor For a mast climbing work platform with two masts the motors are automatica...

Page 26: ...oxes The control box on the platform The connection box on the chassis only when a chassis is used The control box on the tow bar only when a chassis is used The simple construction ensures that only...

Page 27: ...OWER limit switch fails to operate so that the mast climbing work platform continues to descend an additional emergency LOWER limit switch is operated If the TOP limit switch fails and the red topmast...

Page 28: ...uring assembly and maintenance the mast climbing work platform may not be used for other purposes Keep hatches in the base of the platform clear From the platform it must be possible to get to the eme...

Page 29: ...latform remains secured on these should all the limit switches fail and should the red mast top section also be missing Autolevel for machines with two masts Locks the platform if one side drops more...

Page 30: ...SAFETY 3 4 MSHF 7295 026A...

Page 31: ...re transporting it as described in chapter 8 For the transport dimensions see chapter 1 For transport all fences steps and mast protection must be removed For transportation secure the machine careful...

Page 32: ...lear the ground When the circumstances are unfavourable than the above mentioned circumstances contact your supplier A machine with two masts may only be repositioned on its chassis if no curves must...

Page 33: ...he platform in the socket on the switch box of the chassis 4 Connect the control cable from the tow bar to the chassis 5 The chassis can be repositioned by pushing the knob arrow of the required direc...

Page 34: ...fences 150 x 18 kg 40 lb No of head fences x 30 kg 66 lb No of corner posts x 6 5 kg 14 lb Total transport weight kg lb 4 3 Repositioning with a crane During movement there may be no load on the plat...

Page 35: ...te connection and the mast climbing work platform must be connected to the socket See chapter 1 for the cable specifications 5 2 Power supply socket for the chassis The power supply cable for the elec...

Page 36: ...Blue control light 8 Push button DOWN 9 Emergency push button 10 Keyswitch buffer 11 Horn 12 Keyswitch adjustment left right When the Emergency push button is pressed it is locked in the depressed po...

Page 37: ...s for a connection complete a ground support or completely assemble an anchor before stopping work While the mast is being erected no more than two persons with a single mast machine or four persons w...

Page 38: ...form Prepare the site with suitable support and anchoring facilities Ensure that the position where the mast climbing work platform will stand has good drainage Plan the positioning of the mast climbi...

Page 39: ...isfies this minimum requirement 3 The ground support must be flat and centrally loaded with a minimum ground support of 400x400 mm 15 7 x 15 7 in When a chassis is used a ground support must be placed...

Page 40: ...not compulsory but in this case a kick board with an height of 0 15m 5 9 in must be fitted Wheels of the chassis should not have a bearing function while assembly and operating the platform Distance t...

Page 41: ...l the wheels no longer contact the ground and adjust the machine to be level The measurement must be done with a spirit level with a minimum length of 1 meter 40 inch 5 Check that the locking pin for...

Page 42: ...m with one mast on a ground frame 1 Position the ground frame parallel to the wall 2 Place the ground supports 3 Level the machine using the jacks Ensure that the mast is vertical in both directions b...

Page 43: ...imum length 6 Tighten the platform bolts until the specified torque is applied 7 The width of the platform can be adjusted to fit the form of the fa ade See section 6 6 8 Mount the steps and secure th...

Page 44: ...ely and secure them The outriggers on the side facing the wall should be withdrawn as far as possible The maximum freestanding height depends on the position of the telescopic arms and the loading See...

Page 45: ...gth 8 Tighten the platform bolts until the specified torque is applied 9 Push the second chassis towards the first and fix the platform elements together 10 Repeat steps 3 to 5 for the second chassis...

Page 46: ...5 Remove the autolevel locking pins from both machines 16 Remove the dummy plugs from the control cable sockets 17 Connect the control cable and the electrical power supply cable Secure the cables to...

Page 47: ...al in both directions by checking with a spirit level with a length of at least 1 metre 40 inch placed against two adjacent sides of the mast Place wooden packing under the machine to provide optimum...

Page 48: ...of the fa ade See section 6 6 10 Mount the steps and secure them with locking pins 11 Mount the fencing and secure it with hairpins 12 Mount the gate and the cam for the gate safety switch The roller...

Page 49: ...hines 14 Remove the dummy connecting plugs from the control cable sockets 15 Connect the control cable and the electrical power supply cable Secure the cables to the underside of the platform neatly s...

Page 50: ...er supply consists of 3 x 400 V neutral safety earth The mast s must always be assembled vertically In winds of strengths above 6 Beaufort 12 5 m s 41 ft s the machine may not be assembled 1 Connect t...

Page 51: ...g the UP and DOWN push buttons When the push button is released the mast climbing work platform stops In addition an emergency stop push button is provided When this button is pushed the power of the...

Page 52: ...the red top element The maximum specified height must not be exceeded 11 If a crane is available on the building site the mast can be more quickly assembled Up to five mast elements can be assembled...

Page 53: ...hat it can accept the forces applied to it via the anchors The platform extensions and the anchors must not come into contact during raising and lowering The anchor forces must be approved by the owne...

Page 54: ...suitable for the forces present Consult your dealer Cemented in anchors must be allowed to become fully secure the cement must have time to harden before the mast climbing work platform is assembled...

Page 55: ...to set the mast vertical and parallel to the building Fix the support tube 4 6 6 Adjusting the platform width The width of the platform can be adjusted to the shape of the building As standard an exte...

Page 56: ...abricated from a non slip easily cleaned material The extension must be self draining The width of any openings or gaps in the floor must be sufficiently narrow that a ball with a diameter of 15mm wil...

Page 57: ...r right The factory setting is stated on the type plate fixed to the control box An R in the machine number indicates right and an L indicated left The setting can be adjusted in the following way 1 I...

Page 58: ...f necessary adjusted 1 Lower the highest placed unit until the limit switch just touches the lower striker plates 2 Use the other unit to level the platform 3 Check that the limit switch just touches...

Page 59: ...of the brake lever 2 Operate the brake release on one drive unit and depending on the distance between the centres of the masts allow the unit to descend Distance between centres 730 cm 24 ft 25 5 cm...

Page 60: ...Set the EMOS switch on position 1 5 The config panel shows the adjusted value 6 Remove the key 6 11 Lightning protection 1 Fasten the connecting cable between the chassis ground frame and the mast Ca...

Page 61: ...rm with regard to the facade amounts for a single mast machine 500 N 113 lbf and for a twin mast machine 800 N 180 lbf When work stops for any reason the main switch must be secured with the padlock D...

Page 62: ...r II the position depends on the direction of phase rotation of the power supply 6 Check that the EMERGENCY push button on the control box is switched off the push button must be pulled out On a twin...

Page 63: ...iker plates and safety devices and ensure that everything is properly adjusted that the path of the platform is not obstructed the functioning of all the push buttons on the control box the free movem...

Page 64: ...ediately DOWN If this push button is pressed the platform is lowered When the push button is released the platform stops immediately EMERGENCY When this push button is pressed the platform is locked 7...

Page 65: ...scent will be limited by the centrifugal brake After a maximum descent of 5 metres 16 4 ft stop the platform for 2 minutes in order to avoid the centrifugal brakes becoming overheated which will resul...

Page 66: ...st construction When the platform is eccentric overloaded to 90 the light on top of the control box starts to burn When the platform is eccentric overloaded to 100 the light on top of the control box...

Page 67: ...w disconnect the uppermost anchor 3 Together with the disassembly of the mast the anchor tubes the anchors and the cable guides must be disassembled 4 If a crane is available on the building site the...

Page 68: ...asic machine This can be done with or without the platform elements being attached The transport method depends on the dimensions of the platform and the widths and lengths of vehicles permitted by na...

Page 69: ...embly of the platform elements care must be taken that the machine remains in balance Support the platform if necessary 14 The platform elements can be packed in bundles of five 15 Slide in the outrig...

Page 70: ...DISASSEMBLY AND TRANSPORT 8 4 MSHF 7295 026A...

Page 71: ...activities are essential A Weekly maintenance Grease the rack and pinion If these are heavily contaminated with sand or grit they must be cleaned first Specification for grease HEK rack and pinion gr...

Page 72: ...orm E Biennial maintenance Change the oil in the drive unit reduction gearbox Lubricant specification for STEPHAN motors According to DIN 51502 kinetic viscosity acc to DIN 51562 of approx 220 mm sec...

Page 73: ...5 If the autolevel safety mechanism does not function correctly the mast climbing work platform must not be used Consult your service engineer 9 4 The motor brake The motor has a built in electromagn...

Page 74: ...terial on either side of the rotor the anchor plate and the friction plate results in the required braking effect The stator has a built in braking coil 1 which produces a strong magnetic field when a...

Page 75: ...y the manufacturer to 0 3 mm 0 012 in and must never be more than 0 9 mm 0 035 in The total thickness of the rotor including the friction material must not be less than 9 5 mm 0 37 in To check 1 Switc...

Page 76: ...l screwed into the stator by the same amount Use a feeler gauge to measure the width of the air gap a close to each of adjusting bolts and turn the bolts until the gap by each bolt is just 0 3 mm 0 01...

Page 77: ...malfunction is not corrected consult an electrician 03 Emergency stop pushbutton Pushbutton depressed Rotate pushbutton to release 04 Eccentric overload Platform eccentriacally overloaded Reduce load...

Page 78: ...too long Motor does not run 42 Vac control voltage not present Automatic fuses operated Voltage present but platform cannot be raised or lowered Relays K102 en K103 are energized but platform does not...

Page 79: ...posed of in an as environmentally friendly manner as possible Amongst others the following possibilities present themselves Part exchange for a new machine Disposal by a recycling facility Demolition...

Page 80: ...MACHINE DISPOSAL 11 2 MSHF 7295 026A...

Page 81: ...ency push button 5 2 Emergency situation 7 4 EMOS system 6 24 F Fencing 6 4 6 6 6 7 6 9 6 12 6 20 Foreword V G Gate safety switch 6 6 6 7 6 10 6 12 Ground pressure 6 3 Ground support 6 3 H Hard road s...

Page 82: ...e 3 3 Safety in use 3 1 Safety prior to use 3 1 Scaffold coupling 1 14 Setting the machine left or right 6 21 Signal light 5 2 Special situations 1 1 Symbols I X Symmetrical platform construction 1 8...

Page 83: ...APPENDICES 1 MSHF 7295 026A...

Page 84: ...APPENDICES 2 MSHF 7295 026A...

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