CRAM-A-LOT SCR-T1 Operator's Instruction Manual

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OWNER / OPERATOR INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Operation, Maintenance, and Installation

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SCR-T1

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"Equipping The World For A Better Environment"

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Page 1 Self Contained Compactor OWNER / OPERATOR INSTRUCTION MANUAL OWNER / OPERATOR INSTRUCTION MANUAL Operation, Maintenance, and Installation Operation, Maintenance, and Installation Operation, Maintenance, and Installation MODELS SCR-T1 SCR-T2 SCR-02 LISTED “Equipping The World For A Better Environment”...
Page 3: Introduction
Congratulations You have just purchased a quality designed and manufactured CRAM-A-LOT Compactor. ® Manufacturing compactors and balers since 1978, JV Manufacturing offers quality workmanship, factory trained installa- tion and a national service network. Advanced features have been designed into the compactor for modern waste dis- posal operations.
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Manual0007 Rev. B. Effective 01-12-06 Introduction Congratulations ..........................3 Table of contents ..........................5 Specifications ..........................6-7 Operation Section 9-18 Decals ............................. 10 Safety Decal Placement ........................11 Compactor Operation Safety Orientation........................12 Owner/employer Responsibilities ..................... 13 Operator and Employee Responsibilities ................. 14 Procedure for control of hazardous energy sources..............
Page 6: Specifications
Specifications (OAW) (OAH) (OAL) MODEL A (OAW) B (OAH) C(OAL) WEIGHT (lbs) SC-T1-10 8’-1” 7’-3” 12’-11” 6,500 SC-T1-15 8’-1” 7’-3” 16’-3” 7,000 SC-T1-20 8’-1” 7’-3” 19’-7” 7,500 SC-T2-20 8’-8” 8’-8” 17’-1” 9,800 SC-T2-25 8’-4” 8’-8” 19’-8” 10,200 SC-T2-30 8’-4” 8’-8” 21’-10”...
Page 7 J.V. MANUFACTURING, INC SC-02, SC-T1 and SC-T2 SPECIFICATIONS General Equipment Specifications SC-02 SC-T1 SC-T2 Wastec Charge Box Rating 1.31 cu/yd .73 cu/yd 1.52 cu/yd Clear Top Opening 34”x58” 31”x46” 41”x58” Cycle Time (sec) Normal 2,000 2,000 2,000 System Pressure (psi) Maximum 2,400 2,400...
Page 9: Operation Section
Operation Section...
Page 10: Decals
SAFETY DECALS...
Page 11: Safety Decal Placement
SAFETY DECAL PLACEMENT...
Page 12: Compactor Operation
Safety Terminology ® The accident prevention decals on your CRAM-A-LOT compactor meet or exceed standards set by ANSI and OSHA. It is im- portant that you are familiar with the terminology used on the decals and the varying degrees of hazards that are associated with this terminology.
Page 13: Owner/Employer Responsibilities
Compactor Operation, cont. Owner/employer responsibilities for compactors The employer/owner shall provide properly Maintained stationary compactors that meet all applicable regulatory safety requirements and requirements of ANSI Z245.2-2004. Ensuring that the installation of the compactor conforms to local codes, ordinances, and manufacturer’s recommendations. If installing into a system, examine prevailing safety standards of associated equipment.
Page 14: Operator And Employee Responsibilities
Compactor Operation, cont. Operator and employee responsibilities for compactors Operators who work on and around the compactor shall be responsible for the items listed below: Using all applicable safety features provided on the compactor; Using the compactor only after receiving instructions; C.
Page 15: Safety And Training Program
Compactor Operation, cont. Restoring the compactor to service. When the servicing or maintenance is completed and the compactor is ready to re- turn to normal operating condition, the following steps shall be taken: Check the machine or equipment and the immediate area around the machine or equipment to ensure that all non- essential items have been removed and the machine or equipment components are operationally intact.
Page 16: Compactor Controls
Compactor Operation, cont. Compactor Controls EMERGENCY STOP/ LOW OIL PULL TO REVERSE (OPTIONAL) KEY START SWITCH 75% SOLID 100% FLASHING (OPTIONAL)
Page 17: Standard Operation Sequence
Compactor Operation, cont. It is unlawful to operate this machine if you are under 18 years of age! Emergency Procedures Should an emergency occur while operating the compactor, press the RED EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON and the compactor will terminate all functions and shut down. EVERYONE AUTHORIZED TO OPERATE THE COMPACTOR SHOULD KNOW THIS EMERGENCY PROCEDURE.
Page 18: User Preventive Maintenance
User Preventive Maintenance USER PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ® We recommend the user of CRAM-A-LOT compactors adopt a program of regularly scheduled maintenance procedures. This schedule should be followed to insure against premature failure of mechanical or hydraulic components. INITIAL CHECK: All nuts and bolts during the first week of use, and then monthly thereafter.
Page 19: Maintenance Section
Authorized Technician Maintenance Section...
Page 20: Lockout & Tag-Out Instructions
Authorized Technician Maintenance Lock-out & Tag-out Instructions FORWARD: Before entering any part of the compactor, be sure that all sources of energy have been shut off, all potential hazards have been eliminated, and the com- pactor is locked-out and tagged-out in accordance with OSHA and ANSI require- ments.
Page 21: Hydraulic Safety
Authorized Technician Maintenance, cont. HYDRAULIC SAFETY: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY! Warning: Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin causing serious injury. Avoid the hazard by relieving pressure before disconnecting hydraulic lines. Tighten all connections before applying pressure. Search for leaks with a piece of cardboard. Protect hands and body from high pressure fluids.
Page 22: Preventive Maintenance
Authorized Technician Maintenance, cont. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ® We recommend the user of CRAM-A-LOT compactors adopt a program of regularly scheduled maintenance procedures. This schedule should be followed to insure against premature failure of mechanical or hydraulic components. INITIAL CHECK: All nuts and bolts during the first week of use, and then monthly thereafter.
Page 23: Checking And Adding Oil
Authorized Technician Maintenance, cont. Checking and adding oil. Time: 30 minutes Tools: Clean funnel Parts: SAE 5W-20 high grade hydraulic oil (Sun 2105 or equivalent) Supplies: Disposable shop towels. Tips: Make sure the ram is fully retracted when checking and filling with oil. Be patient when filling with oil.
Page 24: Electric Schematics
Authorized Technician Maintenance, cont. Electrical Schematic...
Page 25: Hydraulic Schematics
Authorized Technician Maintenance, cont. Hydraulic Schematic...
Page 26 Authorized Technician Maintenance, cont. Hydraulic Schematic...
Page 27: Trouble-Shooting Chart
Authorized Technician Maintenance, cont. TROUBLE-SHOOTING CHART Note: Before performing any maintenance, always LOCK AND TAG-OUT THE DISCONNECT. Problem Solution Motor will not operate. Check main breaker. Check fused disconnect. Check motor starter thermal overloads. Reset if necessary. Check motor starter coil. Check magnetic door switch (if applicable).
Page 28: Parts Section
Parts Section...
Page 29: Lockout & Tag-Out Instructions
SAFETY DECAL PLACEMENT...
Page 30: Installation Section
Installation Section...
Page 31: Concrete Pad
Installation CONCRETE PAD REQUIREMENTS Caution: Review this manual before making the installation. Study the job-site and installation requirements carefully to be certain all necessary safeguards and or safety devices are provided to protect all personnel and equipment during installation and as a completed system. Special attention is directed to the extract from American National Insti- tute Z245.2.
Page 32: Electrical & Hydraulic Installation
Installation, cont ELECTRICAL & HYDRAULIC INSTALLATION The motor control panel contains high voltage components. Only authorized service personnel should be allowed inside. See Lock- Out and Tag-Out instructions in the maintenance section. A lockable fused disconnect switch (customer furnished) must be installed and be within sight of the compactor motor control panel location, not to exceed 50’...
Page 33: Hauler Section
Hauler Section...
Page 34: Hauler Operation Instructions
HAULER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS REMOVING SELF-CONTAINED COMPACTOR Disconnect the two hydraulic hoses with quick disconnect couplings at the compactor (Packer end) and position them either over the power unit cover or on an appropriate hanger (not provided) to help prevent damaging the connectors and possibly contaminating the hydraulic system.
Page 35: Warranty Policy & Procedures Section
Warranty Policy Procedure Section...
Page 36 ® As limited herein, the CRAM-A-LOT products (the "goods") you have purchased are warranted by J.V. Manufacturing, Inc.
Page 37 Warranty Policy, continued NOTICE OF CLAIMS A) Buyer must notify Seller immediately by e-mail, phone, writing, or fax, of any defect, malfunction, or nonconformity after he or she knows or has reason to know the basis of any claim, and in no event more than ten days thereafter. Within 24 hours after receiving notice from the buyer, Seller will authorize repair or replacement of the defective part.
Page 38: Warranty Procedures
The service technician will correct the defect, malfunction, or non-conformity to the customer’s satisfaction. Any parts or compo- ® nents that have been diagnosed as defective will be returned to be evaluated by CRAM-A-LOT Quality or Engineering Department personnel, or the vendor who supplied the part, as determined by ®...

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