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RCS-2 Climbing Device and Hydraulics
Assembly Instructions
D2 Installation of Climbing Device-2 RCS 50
Special consoles with 3 climb-
ing rails
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Three cylinders per climbing unit are
in use.
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As a result of load redistribution, er-
ror messages may occur at the
pumps or at the end position when
the pressure sensor registers that
the maximum pressure has been
reached. If this happens, acknowl-
edge the error after checking for colli-
sions.
Route the hydraulic hoses and cables
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Depending on the position of the
pumps, connect the hydraulic hoses
to the left or right of the Climbing
Device-2 RCS 50.
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Connect the hydraulic hoses in such
a way that they are not pulled up-
wards by the platform during climb-
ing.
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Arrange the cables to prevent them
from becoming a hindrance or being
damaged.
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Observe the minimum bending radi-
us of the hoses, see Section C2 “Hy-
draulic hoses”.
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At the free connections A and B of
the hydraulic unit, connect a short-cir-
cuit connection (short piece of tub-
ing).
Position of the hydraulic units
The hydraulic units are generally at-
tached to the ladder cage (scaffold
tubes or handrail boards) of the working
platform.
Lay hydraulic hoses and lines in such a
way that
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loops and knots are prevented,
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no loops overhang the edge of the
platform,
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they do not get caught on the climb-
ing platforms.
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they are free of torsion and tension.
To prevent the quick-couplers from col-
liding with the platforms or other parts
of the climbing unit when climbing, it is
possible to equip the climbing devices
with angle pieces.
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Climbing unit 2
Climbing unit 1
RCS MAX
Power supply
Power connection
Hy
draulic hose
Data connection
R
emote control
Cylinder 1
Cylinder 3
Short circuit connec-
tion
Cylinder 2
RCS MAX
Climbing group
Fig.D2.02