Landoll EHP, Operator'S Manual

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MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Receipt Inspection Checklist
Electric Hydraulic Power Unit
Operators or Certified Technicians: Conduct Upon Deliver of the equipment to identify possible faults or safety concerns.
It is important that these inspections are documented. During this inspection, be sure to check the overall condition of
the equipment (i.e. body/paint damage, etc). Also check the equipment for any signs of fluid leaks. Make comments of
any conditions that are out of the ordinary and report them to your supervisor immediately.
Date Inspector Location Shift
Model Number Equipment Number Hour Meter
Inspect Description Comment or (Good, Monitor, Faulty)
IMPORTANT: If purchased separately, this power unit is
shipped
“EMPTY” . Fill hydraulic reservoir
before running the power unit.
Shipping Container
(if available)
Inspect the exterior of the shipping
container if available, for equipment
documentation or damage caused during
shipment.
Remove from the shipping container.
available.
Inspect the interior of the shipping
container, for equipment documentation or
damage caused during shipment.
Enclosure Inspect under and around for signs of
hydraulic or battery electrolyte leakage.
Leaking battery electrolyte may produce
flammable liquid and vapors
Decals Inspect for fading, missing, worn, pealing,
signs of brittle / fatigue and visual defects.
Covers Inspect the vent cover, front cover, top
cover, rear cover and hydraulic reservoir for
missing mounting hardware and securely
fasten.
Hydraulic Reservoir Inspect the fill cap and strainer for signs of
wear or damage.
Hoses & Couplers Inspect the power unit hydraulic hoses and
couplers for wear, damage and signs of
leaking.
Charging Port & Light Inspect for signs of wear, damage or
missing port weather cover.
Display Module Inspect for signs of wear or damage.
Emergency Stop Push and pull the Button to check function.
Pump-on Light Inspect for signs of wear or damage
Battery Fully charge the batteries before operating
the power unit,
See Charging Port on
Page 2-7.
Once fully charged, perform
See Daily
Inspection Checklist on Page 4-8.