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7.7
MAINTENANCE
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Clean the jack shafts to avoid dirt build-
ing up.
Clean the machine with a jet of pres-
surised water, using detergents that are
authorised by the standards in force.
Do not orient a jet of pressurised water
to electrical equipment to avoid damag-
ing it.
7.16 - Cleaning the machine
If the crane has to remain inactive for a
long period of time, it is necessary to:
1) wash it and fold it back into the rest-
ing position with all the jacks closed.
If this is not possible, clean and
lubricate the part of the jackshafts
that remains exposed to the atmos-
pheric agents.
2) Park the machine in a sheltered
area, which can only be accessed
by authorised personnel;
3) check and replace the damaged
and worn components;
4) check and remove any fluid leaks;
5) check and top up all the fluid levels
if necessary.
7.17 - Long periods of
machine inactivity
Before starting the machine up again
after a long period of inactivity, carry out
the following checks and operations:
1) wash the machine completely;
2) grease all the components that are
subject to lubrication;
3) check and top up all the fluid levels
if necessary;
4) check and remove any fluid leaks;
5) check the integrity of the pipes and
hoses;
6) check and replace any damaged
components;
7) check the correct functioning of the
controls and visual indicators;
8) check that all the control and limit-
ing devices work properly;
9) carry out the maintenance opera-
tions in accordance with the planned
maintenance schedule (see para.
“Regular checks”).
7.18 - Starting the machine up
again
The demolition of the machine must
be carried out by specifically qualified
personnel with the necessary hydraulic
and mechanical skills.
The components removed must be
sorted according to the type of materi-
als they contain and in compliance with
the laws in force concerning waste col-
lection, sorting and disposal.
With reference to European directives
2002/95 EC, 2002/96 EC, and 2003/108
EC (Waste from Electrical and Elec-
tronic Equipment), the electric and
electronic parts, marked with the rela-
tive symbol, must be disposed of via a
specific collection centre or returned to
the dealer, still fitted, when purchasing
a new machine.
Waste from electrical and electronic
equipment can contain substances
which may be environmentally hazard-
ous and pose health risks, therefore you
are advised to dispose of it correctly.
Illegal disposal of electric and elec-
tronic components is punishable by
law with sanctions applicable according
to the law in force where the parts are
dumped.
7.19 - Scrapping and disposal
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