smv MULTI-LIFT SYSTEM, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
The hydraulic power pack and its components must be managed with care and attention. Certain parts, particularly
exposed parts that stick out, may be subject to breakages such as the cap of the fill/bleed plug on the tank or the
electrical connection box located on alternating current motors.
Another “weak” point is, without a doubt, the tank, which is subject to knocks and bumps, if made of sheet metal, or to
breakages if made of plastic.
Particular attention should be paid towards the flange, its valves and its controls, as they are particularly subject to
knocks and bumps. When the hydraulic power pack is equipped with
blocks, they must be protected from knocks and
bumps and dangerous bending, which could cause irreversible damage.
Because the motor is the heaviest part of the hydraulic power pack, it is essential that it be stored in a horizontal
position (never vertically with the tank under the motor).
Hydraulic power packs must be stored in a protected (possibly closed) environment, away from humidity and adverse
weather conditions, at a temperature of between -15°C a 50°C.
The tank must be emptied of hydraulic fluid.
The hydraulic power pack must be protected from dust and external agents using nylon sacks or similar protective
covering.
When the tank is not supplied or not directly assembled on the power pack, it is indispensable to protect the exposed
parts, particularly filters and tubes.
Moreover, the exposed parts must be protected from loss of hydraulic fluid from the power pack and from foreign
bodies which could compromise good working order and the lifespan of the equipment.
The hydraulic power pack cannot be stored for a period longer than a year, in that, not being able to store it full of oil,
the gaskets could dry.
DESCRIPTION, ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION
The versatile and modular nature of the SMV hydraulic system, gives rise to a compact, versatile and easy-to-install
unit.
An essential condition for ensuring that the hydraulic power pack and the system to which it is applied work well, is
that assembly and installation are carried out under conditions of maximum cleanliness.
The power pack must be assembled so that it is accessible to commands, inspection, repairs, maintenance or assembly
of accessories; however, it is essential that the power pack is assembled in a position that ensures it is protected from
accidental knocks and bumps and away from possible physical contact with persons, as the temperature reached could
cause burns.
The power pack must be fixed to the equipment or vehicle using “solid” fixing points such as the chassis side-members,
loadbearing chassis, bulkheads etc... and not in contact with protective sheet metal or parts that might vibrate, transmit
or amplify noise and vibrations.
In order to obtain good performance from your hydraulic power pack all the assembly and start up phases must be
carried out correctly.