TAWI PRO100ESE, Руководство пользователя

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Torques
Type Torque (Nm, class 8.8) (ft/lb)
M5 6 Nm (4.4 ft/lb)
M6 10 Nm (7.3 ft/lb)
M8 24 Nm (17.7 ft/lb)
M10 47 Nm (34.6 ft/lb)
Quarterly inspections by inhouse maintenance
1. Double check (carry out) all daily inspections mentioned in Daily inspections by operator .
2. Check all screws and nuts for damage/wear.
Yearly inspections by TAWI authorised service technician
1. Check that CE mark and serial number on the identification plate are visible.
2. Make sure all screws and nuts are tightened according to
Torques to apply on page 6.
3. Pay extra attention to screws and nuts on mast, legs, tool attachments and EasySqueeze arms.
4. Make sure the tool is correctly attached and fastened securely.
5. Check belt wheels for signs of damage/wear.
6. Check the belt for wear and tear and make sure that it is properly secured in belt lock.
7. Make sure that upper and lower switches are functioning correctly.
8. Control that the battery voltage level is sufficient.
9. Control that the charger is supplying correct voltage.
10. Check all wiring for signs of damage/wear and make sure all connections are correct.
11. Make sure that overload protection is functioning properly by test lifting with 10% overload according to
indicated max load capacity.
12. Control screws and safety functions on tools e.g. springpins, safety locks etc.
13. Check belt tension and tighten belt if needed.
14. Control welds for damage/wear on legs and tools caused by misuse, overload etc.
15. Reset service indicator when inspection service has been carried out.
8. Make sure correct and safe gripping of loads with EasySqueeze is achieved; The close button (A) on the
control panel will be lit green when the correct gripping force is achieved.
9. Check that the switch for deactivating rotation on the EasySqueeze is functioning correctly by lowering
the EasySqueeze tool to the min position and try to rotate. The turn function should be deactivated if the
switch is working correctly.
10. Make sure that the emergency stop is working correctly.
11. Lower the tool (without load) until it hits a surface or object close to the ground to check that the tipping
safety function is working properly.