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8.2 PERIODIC REPLACEMENT OF CRITICAL PARTS
To use your machine safely for a long period of time, replace the parts listed as important parts relating
specially to safety and fire periodically.
These parts are susceptible to change in the quality, wear and deteriorate over time. Since it is difficult to
determine their degrees in a regular maintenance, they should be replaced with the new ones after a
certain period of time even if no abnormalities are detected to guarantee perfect and consistent
functionality.
These parts need repair or replacement when any abnormality is detected, even before the exchange
time comes.
As to the hoses, if any distortions or cracks in hose clamps or deteriorations in O-rings, replace them also.
LIST OF IMPORTANT COMPONENTS
No.
Parts to be replaced regularly
Qty.
Replacement cycle
1
Hose for hose reel
2
Every 2 years or every 4000
hours, whichever falls first
2
Fly jib hose (switch valve)
2
8.3 CONSUMABLES
Replace consumables such as wire rope upon periodic maintenance or prior to the wear limit.
Proper replacement of consumables delivers increased economy in machine use.
Always use Maeda genuine parts for part replacement.
See the parts catalogue for part numbers when ordering parts.
LIST OF CONSUMABLES
Item Replacement
cycle
Wire rope for fly jib derricking
Per replacement
criteria
Cylinder packing
Every 3 years
SLIDE PLATE
Every 3 years
The cycles marked with a “ ” in Replacement cycle include a halt period.
Contact our sales service agent for part replacement.
[1] WIRE ROPE NOMINAL DIMENSION
• Wire rope for fly jib derricking
IWRC 6 × Fi (29) 0/0
⌀
14 mm × 8.67 m
[2] CRITERIA FOR WIRE ROPE REPLACEMENT
For details on replacement criteria, refer to “Operation 5.1 Criteria for wire rope replacement”.
NOTES
The wire rope of which 7% or more of the nominal diameter is decreased due to wear should be
replaced.
• Replace the wire rope with a new one when the diameter of the 14 mm wire rope becomes 13.0 mm.
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