Schwing SP 1800-D, Original Operating Instructions

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4.2-2
001.154.15-EN
CAUTION
Danger caused by pressure rise in the oil box!
Do not fill reservoir with pressure! Make sure
that the displaced air can easily escape from
the reservoir.
Hang filling hose loosely in the reservoir. On
no account, screw together hermetically!
- Do not overfill the reservoir.
- Check the oil level after a test run.
- Do not store hydraulic oil barrels outdoors
and store them horizontally if possible.
Prior to removal, the barrel must be stationary
for a longer period of time. Contaminants can
deposit easily.
Do not roll barrel to the filling site.
Do not suck from the bottom of the barrel
(dirt).
INFORMATION
We recommend with every oil change to
examine an oil sample for discolouration and
containing solids in order to initiate appropriate
measures of preventive maintenance.
1.5 DRAINING CONDENSATION
Humidity and changing temperatures form
condensation in oil boxes, which mixes with
the oil. This mixture can no longer meet the
requirements for a quality oil with increasing
water content.
After several days of standstill of the machine,
the water separates from the oil. It collects at
the bottom of the reservoir and can be drained
there.
As far as our experience goes, the hydraulic oil
used by us requires a standstill period of at
least 2 days in order to achieve good results.
1.6 SEALS, FUSE ELEMENTS
- Pay attention to seals, spring washers etc.
when removing top covers, closing screw
plugs etc.
- Clean sealing surfaces; do not damage.
- Renew seals, split pins, spring washers etc.
1.7 LUBRICATE
- Clean grease nipples before and after
lubrication.
- Remove excess grease from the
lubrication points.
1.8 TIGHTNESS
- Regularly check reservoirs, hoses, screw
connections etc.
ATTENTION
Environmental damage caused by flowing
out oil!
Check the system for oil leaks and eliminate
their causes.
- Immediately replace damaged tubes and
damaged or moist hydraulic hoses.
WARNING
Danger of injury!
Bursting lines or equipment emerging under
pressure endanger persons.