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Maeda CC1908S-1 Quick Operation Manual Download Page 8

PARTS AND CONTROLS

M A E D A

Crawler Crane

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6/2020 CC1908S-1 Quick operation guide

2.4

MONITOR

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HOME SCREEN

(1) Clock/date display
(2) Hour meter
(3) Engine speed
(4) Fuel gauge
(5) Pop-up selector switches (Home screen)
(6) User setting switch
(7) DPF stationary regeneration switch

(8) Camera selector switch
(9) Travel 1st speed/2nd speed selector switch

(10) Home switch
(11) Travel status
(12) Level gauge
(13) Winch 1st speed/2nd speed display
(14) Moment limiter display
(15) Status display
(16) Warning display
(17) Message display

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Summary of Contents for CC1908S-1

Page 1: ...ions and detailed operation of the machine not explained in this book please read and understand the separate OPERATION MANUAL before operating this machine This quick operation guide does not replace...

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Page 3: ...5 2 4 MONITOR HOME SCREEN 6 2 5 MONITOR USER SETTINGS SCREEN 7 3 MOMENT LIMITER 3 1 MOMENT LIMITER CONFIGURATION 8 3 2 MONITOR MOMENT LIMITER DISPLAY 9 4 OPERATION 4 1 STARTING AND STOPPING ENGINE 10...

Page 4: ...or or moderate injury or serious damage to the machine It also provides information on how to avoid such hazards This manual also uses the following indications for precautions that must be adhered to...

Page 5: ...PART NAMES 1 Boom 2 Boom working light 3 Boom derricking cylinder 4 Winch 5 Head light 6 Wiper Front window 7 Wiper Roof window 8 Sprocket travel motor 9 Track frame 10 Idler 11 Crawler 12 Hook block...

Page 6: ...S 1 Air conditioner operation unit 2 Cab radio 3 Safety lock lever 4 Left hand control lever 5 Travel levers 6 Accelerator pedal 7 Monitor 8 Right hand control lever 9 USB power supply port 10 Accesso...

Page 7: ...Boom fly jib selector switch 4 Hook stowage lever 5 Starter switch 6 Light switch 7 Front window wiper switch 8 Roof window wiper switch 9 Buzzer cancelling switch 10 Winch 1st speed 2nd speed select...

Page 8: ...peed 4 Fuel gauge 5 Pop up selector switches Home screen 6 User setting switch 7 DPF stationary regeneration switch 8 Camera selector switch 9 Travel 1st speed 2nd speed selector switch 10 Home switch...

Page 9: ...election 3 Language selection 4 Error history display 5 Software version 6 Hook grounding stop on off selection 7 Fly jib installation stowage Only with fly jib mounted 8 Monitor brightness adjustment...

Page 10: ...g cylinder 2 units 4 Over un winding prevention device winch 5 Overwinding detector side of boom tip 6 Working status lamp A Rotating red lamp warning lamp when load factor is 100 or more B Rotating y...

Page 11: ...LIMITER DISPLAY 1 Actual load display 2 Rated total load display 3 Actual working radius display 4 Rated working radius display 5 Hook ground contact indicator 6 Boom angle display 7 Boom length disp...

Page 12: ...elerate the battery discharge If the engine fails to start wait for more than 30 seconds before retrying If the fuel has temporarily run out wait for fuel to be fed in by the feed pump before starting...

Page 13: ...s Do not stop the engine suddenly except in an emergency If the engine has overheated do not stop the engine suddenly Reduce the engine speed to gradually cool it down before stopping 1 Release your f...

Page 14: ...ne to move suddenly Be sure to operate the pedal cautiously When travelling check that the travelling alarm operates normally All crane operations are disabled while the crane is travelling Stop the m...

Page 15: ...follows If the sprocket A is at the rear of the machine pull the travel levers slowly toward you to start moving If the sprocket A is at the front of the machine push the travel levers slowly forward...

Page 16: ...ard direction B Left turn in reverse direction To turn to the right push the left travel lever forward to turn to the right in the forward direction Pulling the lever toward you turns the machine to t...

Page 17: ...e at least three turns of wire rope on the winch drum IMPORTANT Take care not to lower the hook block excessively in order to prevent it from coming into contact with the ground Doing so results in ir...

Page 18: ...otal load that can be hoisted When derricking the boom pay extra attention so that the weight of the load at the lowermost boom position does not cause overloading Operate the right hand control lever...

Page 19: ...xtending the boom return the boom telescoping lever immediately to the neutral position and stop extending the boom IMPORTANT The hook block will be raised or lowered while the boom is being extended...

Page 20: ...damaging the crane or tip the machine Pulling a load laterally drawing it in or standing it upright by slewing is prohibited Be sure to use hook hoisting to lift loads IMPORTANT The rated total load...

Page 21: ...650 1 830 3 590 N A 3 390 2 390 5 500 3 590 1 800 3 530 3 340 2 390 6 000 3 170 1 590 3 130 3 040 2 390 6 430 2 850 1 430 2 840 2 810 N A 2 390 6 500 2 800 1 400 2 790 2 770 2 350 7 000 2 490 1 250 2...

Page 22: ...RTL AND WORKING RADIUS LIFTING HEIGHT M A E D A Crawler Crane 20 6 2020 CC1908S 1 Quick operation guide 5 2 WORKING RADIUS LIFTING HEIGHT DIAGRAM...

Page 23: ...CRANE CC1908S 1 Document Number 520E QG2006 00 First edition 4th June 2020 Issued by MAEDA SEISAKUSHO CO LTD 1095 Onbegawa Shinonoi Nagano City Nagano Prefecture 388 8522 Japan Any reproduction or rep...

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