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LAI-004 February 3, 2021 Rev00

WARNING

Hydraulic fluid (mineral oil) escaping under pressure can puncture the skin, infiltrate eyes, or lungs 

resulting in serious injury. Seek medical attention immediately. Avoid the urge to contain leaks with 

hands. Injection injuries require immediate medical attention. Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for AMKUS 

MV1 and AMKUS MV0 Hydraulic Fluid is available at AMKUS.com and CHEMTREC.com

Hydraulic leaks can occur from situations such as:

• Leaks  at  hose  crimps  and  connections  can  develop  from  constant  use,  over-pressurization,

side-loading, or mis-crimping.

• Hose damage from being driven over, stepped on, twisted, kinked, crushed, excessive vibration,

abuse, or neglect.

• Leaks and breaks in hydraulic components can occur from improper maintenance or exceeding

service life expectations. Establish sound practices.

• Connecting hydraulic tools in series can pressurize both sides of double acting cylinders. Each

tool must be separately connected to a power unit.

• Release stored pressure before servicing tools by moving off end stops. Refer to power unit

manuals for proper operation. 

WARNING

Electric shock can result in injury or death. Rescue tools are made from metal which is a conductor

of electricity. Electric current can flow from the hazard through the rescue tool to shock nearby 

people. Maintain awareness of potential hazards. Examples include:

• Never operate electric power units with damaged power cords. 
• Do not drive over or crush power cords. 
• Use care to avoid cutting power cords on sharp objects. 
• Do  not  strain  cords  during  storage.  Hidden  cord  damage  can  remain  undetected  until  wet

conditions create an electrocution hazard.

• Power sources and electronics are not waterproof. Do not submerge or douse the power units

or  controls.  Refer  to  manuals  from  battery,  charger,  and  motor  manufacturers  for  specific

details.

• Cutting  into  concealed  spaces  can  be  hazardous.  Power  cables  and  battery  packs  may  be

hidden from view in structures and electric vehicles.

• Never operate near damaged electric power lines before power is verified as OFF. 

WARNING

Misuse of AMKUS Rescue Systems can result in a wide variety of hazards and consequences.

Remain aware of and avoid misuse situations. Examples of misuse include:

• Using low pressure (5000 psi) tools on high pressure (10,500 psi) hydraulic power units creates

high risk of hydraulic cylinder rupture. Ensure compatibility before use.

• Failure to inspect and properly maintain rescue equipment. Inspect all rescue equipment after

each use. Any equipment found damaged or inoperable should be removed from service.

• Storage of rescue equipment in adverse conditions. Always store rescue equipment in clean,

dry, and secure conditions.

• Operation of rescue equipment with missing or illegible safety markings
• Modification of tools and power units inconsistent with manufacturer’s specifications
• Repairs attempted by unqualified technicians.
• Use of rescue tools for non-rescue purposes such as construction, production use, demolition,

or as a jack for vehicle service.

• Pressure relief valve set over +5% above the Rated Output Pressure 10,500 psi (724 bar)
• Using tools which have been heat damaged. Heating beyond 212°F (100°C) will compromise the

strength. 

CAUTION

Lifting or moving rescue tools and power units can result in falling or spine injury. Rescue tools and 

power units are heavy. Risk of injury increases in unfavorable conditions such as poor lighting, 

inclines, loose, wet, or icy surfaces. Follow accepted safe lifting practices. 

NOTICE

Use of hydraulic fluids other than AMKUS MV1 or MV0 (see Specifications for fluid for specific tool 

lines) can result in equipment damage and loss of function. Some examples include:

• Phosphate  ester  hydraulic  fluids  and  blends  are  incompatible  with  Buna-N  seal  and  hose

materials used in AMKUS Rescue Systems

• Mixing glycol with mineral oils can result in gelling and plugging of pump inlet screens
• Using  fluids  with  wrong  viscosity  or  wear  properties.  Always  use  AMKUS  MV1  or  MV0  as

specified for your tools. 

Содержание IC700

Страница 1: ...th this product This manual should be kept available to all operating and maintenance personnel This manual does NOT address servicing of AMKUS Rescue Systems Only competent rescue tool repair technicians are qualified to repair AMKUS equipment Read and understand all instructions and warnings included in the packaging for DEWALT lithium ion batteries and chargers CUTTER Model IC700 SPREADER Model...

Страница 2: ... 3 IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to know that you have been properly trained in Firefighting and or Emergency Response and in the use precautions and care of any equipment you may be called upon to use 4 IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to be in proper physical condition and to maintain the personal skill level required to operate any equipment you may be called upon to use 5 IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to know...

Страница 3: ... 3 9 4 2 4 0 0 8 n o i t a m r o f n I l l i p S Health Information Recommend use of the chemical and restrictions on use l i o c i l u a r d y H e s U d e d n e m m o c e R SECTION 2 HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION 6 ODVVL cation Not a hazardous substance or mixture GHS Label element d e r i u q e r l o b m y s d r a z a h o N s m a r g o t c i p d r a z a H d r o w l a n g i s o N d r o w l a n g i S S D...

Страница 4: ...HANDLE 6 4 1 HANDLE LIGHTS 6 5 CONTROL VALVE ACTUATOR 7 0 OPERATION 7 1 BATTERY CHARGE STATUS 7 2 WHEN TO CHANGE THE BATTERY 7 3 STORAGE RECOMMENDATIONS 7 4 STATUS LED 7 5 CUTTING 7 6 SPREADING SQUEEZING LIFTING 8 0 ACCESSORIES 8 1 EXTENDED REACH SPREADER TIPS ERT 8 2 CHAIN USE 9 0 SAFETY GUARDS 10 0 INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE 10 1 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 10 1 1 CHECK THE BLADES 10 1 2 HYDRAULIC MAINT...

Страница 5: ...ult in injury or death from laceration projectile high speed flying debris and pinch point injuries Stay clear of the path of travel Avoid unnecessary risk Examples include Never lift or hold a rescue tool by its cutting blades or spreader arms Never place hands between moving tool and a load Pinch points are created from tool movement causing risk of limb amputation i e fingers hands arms feet le...

Страница 6: ...be hazardous Power cables and battery packs may be hidden from view in structures and electric vehicles Never operate near damaged electric power lines before power is verified as OFF WARNING Misuse of AMKUS Rescue Systems can result in a wide variety of hazards and consequences Remain aware of and avoid misuse situations Examples of misuse include Using low pressure 5000 psi tools on high pressur...

Страница 7: ...ained hydraulic system provides the motive forces needed to operate the tool The brushless direct current DC motor operates from energy stored in a 60 Volt battery The DC motor drives a high pressure pump Hydraulic fluid from the pump passes through a user operated control valve and moves the piston as directed by the user Moving the piston actuates the arms or blades of the rescue tool 3 1 VARIOU...

Страница 8: ...t AMKUS Rescue Systems 2020 2021 8 LAI 004 February 3 2021 Rev00 3 2 SAFETY MARKINGS Figure 3 2 Valve Operation Product Information Safety Label Model Serial also engraved on tool Date of Manufacture Fluid Type ...

Страница 9: ...4 x 84 x 91 Weight LB kg 2 25 1 0 20V 60V MAX FLEXVOLT 9 0 Ah BATTERY Model DeWALT DCB609 AMKUS Part IBATTFV 9 Dimensions Length x Width x Height inches mm 5 4 x 3 8 x 3 6 137 x 97 x 91 Weight LB kg 3 2 1 45 20V 60V MAX FLEXVOLT 12 0 Ah BATTERY Model DeWALT DCB612 AMKUS Part IBATTFV 12 Dimensions Length x Width x Height inches mm 5 4 x 3 8 x 3 6 137 x 97 x 91 Weight LB kg 3 2 1 45 CHARGER SPECIFIC...

Страница 10: ...ghest Spreading Force HSF lb kN 16 430 73 1 Lowest Spreading Force LSF lb kN 11 850 52 7 Max Spreading Force lb kN 23 850 106 1 Highest Pulling Force HPF lb kN 12 860 57 2 Lowest Pulling Force LPF lb kN 9 200 40 9 WARNING Tool operators bear responsibility for ensuring use of appropriate protective clothing and equipment The chosen protective clothing and equipment must provide protection from pot...

Страница 11: ...KUS tools are intended for intermittent use Allow sufficiently long pauses for the rescue tool to cool If the tool s exterior becomes too hot to touch the temperature is likely above 120 F 49 C An overheated rescue tool operates less effectively When hydraulic oil temperature reaches 158 F 70 C the tool s efficiency drops significantly and the tool should be stopped to cool down NOTICE Operating t...

Страница 12: ...handle lights operate in one of two modes an on off mode standard or an optional mode with three intensity levels To operate the lights in the on off mode press the power button to turn the lights on Press the button again to turn off To operate the lights in the three intensity level mode press the power button to turn the lights on Press the button to scroll through the three intensity levels an...

Страница 13: ...The indicator light bars display the battery s charge status Change the battery if the battery no longer continuously operates the tool there is one bar left on the battery charge indicator or the Status LED indicates red for low battery 7 3 STORAGE RECOMMENDATIONS 1 The best storage place is cool and dry away from direct sunlight and excess heat or cold 2 For long storage it is recommended to sto...

Страница 14: ...s can break if positioned incorrectly causing hazardous projectiles and an inoperable tool If blades start to flex sideways tool rolls as space between blades increases stop immediately and reconsider cutting strategies CAUTION The blades on AMKUS cutters effectively cut steering columns brake pedals door mechanisms and other vehicle items as necessary for extrication However using AMKUS cutters a...

Страница 15: ... immediately release the control valve actuator Stop and modify the extrication procedure The deadman safety feature returns the control valve actuator to the center neutral position stopping arm movement Seek another purchase point to proceed with the extrication WARNING When Spreading squeezing pulling and lifting operations can cause loads to become unstable Unstable loads can cause injury or d...

Страница 16: ...g loaded tip pins and remove the tips To re install the spreader tip slide the tip back into place Be sure that both pins return fully to their original positions The reach and versatility of the spreader can be increased by using the Extended Reach Tips ERT ERT tips are interchangeable with the standard tips Figure 8 1 TIPS MAY SLIP INCREASE GAP AND REPOSITION TIPS CORRECT STARTING POSITION INCOR...

Страница 17: ...and check to see that the connections are stable and safe Activate the control valve actuator to close the arms and draw the load Chain Rating 3 8 grade 70 Transport chain working load limit 6600 lbs 29 94 kN Figure 8 2B 9 0 SAFETY GUARDS Tools with moving blades have a guard over the moving parts The guard is secured with screws which can be removed to clear debris during maintenance Reinstall gu...

Страница 18: ...service conditions More frequent lubrication may be required for severe or frequent usage conditions 10 1 5 HANDLE LIGHT BATTERY REPLACEMENT To replace the batteries 1 Remove the lid screws with a 3 mm hex key 2 Remove and replace the 2 AA batteries in the battery holder 3 Use the hex key to tighten the lid screws back into position Frequency Hours of Use Operation Method Responsible Party AFTER E...

Страница 19: ...al information contact your local AMKUS Rescue Systems dealer NOTICE Immediately remove malfunctioning or damaged tools from service Consult your dealer or AMKUS Rescue Systems ALL SERVICE MUST BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED SERVICE TECNICIANS IN OBSERVANCE OF SAFETY REGULATIONS PROBLEM POSSIBLE REASON POSSIBLE REMEDY PERFORMED BY MOTOR DOES NOT START Battery defective Replace battery O Tool not turned...

Страница 20: ... Wipe the tool clean 3 If the rescue tool becomes contaminated determine the nature of the contamination Follow the decontamination guidelines provided by the Authority Having Jurisdiction Technical advice may be requested from AMKUS Rescue Systems 4 Inspect the tool controls and battery after each use for damage leakage and excessive wear 5 If rescue tool damage or excessive wear is noticed remov...

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