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Maintenance Part No.501043110002 Rev: A Manual Aug 2020 产品说明书 PRODU C T MAN U AL GTJZ0612/0612/2146 GTJZ0812/0812/2746 0608E (2132E) G T JZ GTJZ1012/1012/3346 0808E (2732E) G T JZ GTJZ1212/1212/4047 0808E (2732E) G T JZ G T JZ 0808E (2732E)
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Operating, servicing and maintaining this vehicle or equipment can expose you to chemicals including engine exhaust, carbon monoxide, phthalates, and lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. To minimize exposure, avoid breathing exhaust, do not idle the engine except as necessary, service your vehicle or equipment in a well-ventilated area and wear gloves or wash your...
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APPLICATION Use the following table to identify the specific serial number for models included in this manual. Check the model of your machine before consulting the manual, and then use the correct manual according to the serial number of the model. See the nameplate on your machine to identify the model and serial number.(See Decals/Nameplates Inspection of the Operation Manual for details.) Trade identification MODELS...
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This manual covers the basic parts information of one or more products. Therefore, please use this manual according to your needs. If you find problems in the manual or have suggestions for improve- ment, feel free to share your feedback with Sinoboom, and we will address these issues as soon as possible.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Machine Control System ....3-1 Introduction ......iii Safety Measures ..... . 3-1 1 Performance Parameters ..
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A-18 Perform Maintenance After Testing the Function Pump ..5-5 30 Days ......4-13 Removing the Hydraulic Power Unit 5-5 Checklist B Procedures .
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PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS GTJZ0812 (METRIC) 2746 (IMPERIAL) MEASURE Max. allowable wind speed (indoor/ 0m/s(indoor)/12.5m/s(outdoor) 0 mph(indoor)/28 mph(outdoor) outdoor) Max. allowable altitude 1000m 3280.8ft Allowable ambient temperature (lead-acid -10℃ to 40℃ 14℉ to 104℉ batteries) Allowable ambient temperature (lithium -20℃ to 40℃ -4℉...
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PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS GTJZ1012 (METRIC) 3346 (IMPERIAL) MEASURE Drive speed (stowed) 0~2 mph 0~3.2 km/h Drive speed (raised) 0~0.5 mph 0~0.8 km/h Uptime (in a no-load state) 53~58 s Downtime (in a no-load state) 40~45 s Gradeability 3°(Front to back)/1.5°(Left to right) Max.
PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS 3. Properly seat the O-ring. HYDRAULIC HOSE AND FITTING TORQUE PROCEDURE 4. Position the tube and nut squarely on the fitting. Then tighten the nut as required. The hydraulic hose and fitting must be torqued to the 5. Tighten the nut or fitting to the torque specified in following requirements when they are installed.
SAFETY Read, understand and comply with the safety rules and NOTICE regulations of your workplace and your government. Indicates a situation that can cause damage to the Before using the machine, obtain proper training on engine, personal property and/or the environment, or safe machine operation and make sure you can safely cause the equipment to operate improperly.
SAFETY Extending: Extension only 120 kg(265 lb) GTJZ0812 ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARDS Retracting 450 kg(992 lb) • Always maintain a safe distance Extending: Stationary only 330 kg(728 lb) from power lines and electrical equipment in accordance with ap- Extending: Extension only 120 kg(265 lb) plicable government regulations and see...
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SAFETY TIPPING HAZARDS TIPPING HAZARDS • Do not replace key parts that af- • Personnel, equipment and materi- fect machine stability with differ- als on the platform must not ex- ent weights or specifications. ceed the maximum load capacity. • Do not modify or change moving •...
SAFETY WORK ENVIRONMENT HAZARDS TIPPING HAZARDS intend to lower the platform with a ground controller, you must oper- ate it only after all personnel have left the platform. UNSAFE JOBSITE HAZARDS • Do not operate the machine on surfaces, edges or potholes that cannot bear the weight of the ma- chine.
SAFETY UNSAFE OPERATION HAZARDS UNSAFE OPERATION HAZARDS • Do not place or attach any • Do not push any object outside suspended load onto any part of the platform. The maximum lateral the machine. force allowed is: • Do not use the machine as a crane.
SAFETY FALL HAZARDS COLLISION HAZARDS • Each person on the platform must • Pay attention to the field of sight wear harnesses or use safety and the presence of blind spots equipment consistent with gov- when moving or operating the ernment regulations.
SAFETY DAMAGED MACHINE HAZARDS COLLISION HAZARDS • Never operate a machine danger- NOTICE ously or for fun. To avoid machine damage, follow all operation and maintenance requirements in this manual and the Maintenance Manual. CRUSH HAZARDS A potential crush hazard exists during movement of the machine.
SAFETY BATTERY HAZARDS NOTICE After charging the battery, be sure that: • The battery cable connections are free of corrosion. FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD • The battery hold-down and cable connections are secured. • Batteries contain sulfuric acid and Adding terminal protection and anti-corrosion generate explosive mixtures of sealants will help reduce corrosion of the battery hydrogen and oxygen gases.
SAFETY HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS HAZARD WELDING HAZARDS • Comply with the welder manufac- turer’s recommendations for pro- cedures concerning proper use of BURN AND HIGH PRESSURE the welder. HAZARD • Welding leads or cables may only be connected after turning off the •...
SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS platform and controls lift and drive functions. The POWER controller exchanges data through a high-speed data bus. GTJZ0612&0812&1012 machines are powered by four 6V batteries in series or a 24V lithium battery to drive a 24V DC motor. Gear pump and motor output shaft is SAFETY MEASURES splined to provide power to the system.
MAINTENANCE This section provides detailed procedures for regular – Ensure the key switch of the ground controller is maintenance inspections. in the OFF position and remove the key to pre- vent unauthorized use of the machine. – Place the red emergency stop button on the plat- form control box and ground controller in the OFF position to avoid accidental start-up of the UNSAFE OPERATION HAZARD...
MAINTENANCE 2. Use the following table to note the results. After re-inspected after repair is completed and marked each section is complete, mark the appropriate box. in the box marked "inspection". 3. Record the inspection results. If any inspection re- sults are "NO", the machine must be stopped and Table 4-1 PREPARE THE WORK RECORD BEFORE DELIVERY...
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MAINTENANCE Table 4-3 REPAIR & INSPECTION REPORT Model Serial No. Checklist A Procedures REPAIRED/Ma- YES/Machine is NO/Machine Has Problem chine Has Been Items in Good Damage or Description Repaired Condition Malfunction A-1 Inspect All Manuals A-2 Inspect All Decals A-3 Inspect Damaged, Loose or Lost Parts A-4 Inspect Hydraulic Oil Level...
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MAINTENANCE REPAIR & INSPECTION REPORT REPAIRED/Ma- YES/Machine is NO/Machine Has Problem chine Has Been Items in Good Damage or Description Repaired Condition Malfunction B-1 Inspect Electric Wires B-2 Inspect Rim ,Tire and Fasteners B-3 Inspect Battery B-4 Inspect Hydraulic Oil B-5 Inspect Hydraulic Oil Tank Ventilation System B-6 Inspect Brake Manual...
MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST A A-3 Inspect Damaged, Loose or Lost Parts PROCEDURES Inspecting the condition of the machine daily is important for the safe and reliable operation of the A-1 Inspect All Manuals machine. Never operate a machine with damaged, loose or lost parts. Replace damaged/lost parts and Storing the Operation Manual and the Maintenance tighten loose parts before operating the machine.
MAINTENANCE • Hydraulic oil tank, filters, pipe fittings, oil pipe, power A-4 Inspect Hydraulic Oil Level unit • All hydraulic cylinders, pumps , motor, brake manual Ensuring appropriate hydraulic oil is important for proper operation of the machine. Operating the release valve machine with an improper hydraulic oil level can •...
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MAINTENANCE Figure 4-2 9. Backspace Key 1. Insurance 2. Emergency Stop Button 10. Page Up Key 1. Hold down the enabling and lifting key at the same time to start the lifting function. Ensure the 11. Enabling Key 3. OFF Position platform lifts.
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MAINTENANCE 1. Right 8. Emergency Stop Button 9. Display Screen 2. Left Enabling key 3. Enabling Key 10. Lifting/Lowering Do not press the enabling key on the control handle. 4. Lifting 11. Horn Push the control handle forward and backward . Ensure that all walking and lifting functions stop 5.
MAINTENANCE 5. The platform shall descend to the lowest position. Forward Back A-8 Test Braking Device Braking device must operate smoothly and be in good condition for safe and proper operation of the machine. 1. Press the driving and steering button. The button Do not operate the machine if the brakes make a should illuminate.
MAINTENANCE Table 4-5 NOTICE Models Platform Lift Time If the machine takes less than 54 seconds to travel 12 m (39.4 ft), stop the machine and GTJZ0612 33~38 s determine the cause. GTJZ0812 33~38 s 6. Press the walking and steering button, then press GTJZ1012 53~58 s the high/low speed button.
MAINTENANCE 6. Press the walking and steering button, then press 8. Place the two wooden boards under the two wheels the high/low speed button. The slow mode activates on the front or back side of the machine, and then when the light of the low-speed traveling button drive the machine onto the two boards.
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MAINTENANCE 1. Park the machine on flat, level and firm ground. 3. Lower the platform until the scissor arm is in the Lubricate the bearings and sliding slots. fully retracted state. Gradually add a load to the platform. 2. Use ground controller to lift and lower the platform without loading twice;...
MAINTENANCE Table 4-8 2. Operate on the platform controller and raise the platform to the highest position. Model Test Result 3. Then Lower the machine with platform controller to a height of approximately 1.7~2.3 m(66.9~90.5 in) 6.2~6.3 m (20.2~20.7 ft) GTJZ0612 (GTJZ0612)/2~2.6 m(78.7~102.4 in) (GTJZ0812)/ 2.5~3.1 m(98.4~122 in) (GTJZ1012&1212).
MAINTENANCE • D-3 Replace hydraulic oil tank return oil filter • Battery harness element. • Charger harness • Scissor arm harness • Power unit harness CHECKLIST B • Ground controller junction box PROCEDURES • Platform controller junction box 2. Inspect the flexile joints, and confirm that the joints B-1 Inspect Electric Wires are tight and the sensor lines are not damaged.
MAINTENANCE INSPECT THE MAINTENANCE-FREE pump and its normal service life. The hydraulic pump would operate abnormally if the air filter of the hydraulic BATTERIES oil tank is dirty or blocked, and hydraulic components • Wear protective clothing and goggles properly. may be damaged after repeated use of a dirty or blocked air filter.
MAINTENANCE BURN HAZARD Allow the hydraulic oil to cool to room temperature before servicing the hydraulic system. Figure 4-6 HIGH-PRESSURE HAZARD Table 4-11 Slowly remove the hydraulic components to reduce hydraulic Description oil pressure. High hydraulic oil pressure could penetrate the skin. reversing valve Seek medical attention immediately.
MAINTENANCE D-2 Inspect Chassis Slider NOTICE Perform this procedure when the hydraulic pump is Properly maintaining the slider is important for safe turned off. operation of the machine. The chassis slider slides on the channel steel surface to form a friction pair. Use of 1.
MAINTENANCE 3. Disconnect and plug the oil suction pipe. 4. Disconnect and plug the oil return pipe. ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD 5. Remove the bolts from the hydraulic oil tank. 6. Remove the oil tank from the machine. Be sure to disconnect the battery 7.
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES NOTICE Perform this procedure when the scissor arm has been fully retracted. Maintenance procedures must be performed by qualified, trained and competent personnel in a properly 1. Disconnect the external power supply. Turn the equipped workshop. emergency stop button on the platform controller and ground controller to the OFF position.
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES 3. Connect the scissor arm with a traveling crane. Removing the Extension Platform 4. Remove the bolts of the fixed clevis pin. 1. Remove the platform. Refer to Removing the Platform, page 5-1. 2. Loosen the bolts of all rails. Remove rails and put them aside.
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES 1. Remove the cotter pin from the front wheel. 2. Remove the grooved bolts for tire mounting and remove the front wheel mounted on the drive motor. 3. Disconnect and plug the hose and fitting on the drive motor. 4.
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES Removing the Steering Cylinder CRUSH HAZARD NOTICE When installing the removed hose and fitting, it must Be sure to chock the wheels before be tightened according to the specified torque. See releasing the brake if the machine is Hydraulic Hose and Fitting Specifications, page on any slope.
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES 3. Use the appropriate lifting equipment to remove the Removing the Hydraulic Power Unit battery. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM BURN AND HIGH-PRESSURE HAZARDS Testing the Function Pump Allow the hydraulic components to cool to room temperature before performing service. Loosen the NOTICE hydraulic hoses and fittings slowly to relieve pressure.
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES Removing the Hydraulic Oil Tank NOTICE When installing the removed hose and fitting, it must be tightened according to the specified torque. See Hydraulic Hose and Fitting Torque Procedure, page 1-12. BURN AND HIGH-PRESSURE HAZARDS 1. Open the right door of the chassis and locate the hydraulic valve block.
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES tank until the pump properly operates. Do not allow 13. Remove the pressure gauge. the oil to overflow from the oil tank. Adjusting the Emergency Lowering NOTICE Handle Do not allow the machine to operate if there is pump suction air.
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES • Voltmeter (for flooded/wet battery, colloid and AGM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM battery) Description Batteries are divided into three types: lithium battery, lead-acid battery and lead-acid maintenance-free battery. The lithium battery and lead-acid maintenance- free battery require some care but no maintenance. BATTERY HAZARDS Always read and comply with the battery manufacturer’s...
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES • Always wear protective clothing, gloves and goggles Inspection when handling the battery. • Inspect the battery. The top of the battery and • Do not smoke near the battery, and keep the battery terminal connections must be kept clean and free away from sparks, flames and metal objects.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES • The charge for this equipment is automatic and EQUALIZATION preprogrammed so that the user does not need to Equalization is the deliberate process of overcharging interfere with the charging process. the flooded/wet battery after it has been fully charged. •...
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES Open-Circuit Voltage (V) Percentage Charging Specific Gravity (%) Battery Cell 1.098 1.943 5.83 11.66 1.073 1.918 5.75 11.51 • Recharge the battery in quick mode when the Test of Specific Gravity battery level is 70% or lower. 1. Fill and drain the specific gravity hydrometer 2-3 •...
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES terminate the connection between the internal circuit • The battery terminal and related accessories and the battery to avoid charging and damaging the contain lead and lead components. Wash your battery. hands after handling them. • Output short-circuit protection: When there is an accidental output short circuit of the battery charger, Use and Care of Lithium Battery the battery charger will shut down the output...
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES • Use a special charger when charging, and avoid • The lithium battery has an automatic protection charging under direct sunlight. Do not charge the function: if the cell voltage is higher than 3.4V, the battery repeatedly after the battery is full. Keep battery system activates for a long period of time children away from the charging charger.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES Code Problem Action Limit Solution Cell Voltage Low Fault 1: Tell BMS factory to check Disable Lifting, and Driving Cell Voltage Low on low speed battery. Fault 1 Cell Voltage Low Fault 2: Tell BMS factory to check Cell Voltage Low Disable Lifting and Driving battery.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES Code Problem Action Limit Solution Forward Coil Fault: Check the connections to the Disable Lifting and Driving Coil’s terminals and make sure they are tight. If so, Forward Coil Fault check the coil itself to see if it is open or shorted. Reverse Coil Fault: Check the connections to the Disable Lifting and Driving Coil’s terminals and make sure they are tight.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES Code Problem Action Limit Solution Motor Controller HPD Fault: Look at motor enable delay with the Scissor Programmer, it may be too Motor Controller HPD Disable All Motion short. Make sure other Motor Controller Fault parameters are properly selected. Total Voltage Low Fault 2: Check battery voltage Total Voltage Low and charge if necessary.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES Code Problem Action Limit Solution Pump Motor Short Fault: Check connections to the Pump Motor Short Disable Lifting and Driving pump motor. Cycle power to the lift and if that does Fault not resolve the issue, replace the Motor Controller. Left Drive Motor Short Fault: Check the Motor Left Drive Motor Short Disable All Motion...
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES Code Problem Action Limit Solution Machine Tilted Beyond Safe Limits Fault: If the machine is tilted, find a way to make it level. If the Disable Lifting and Driving Machine Tilted machine is level, check the wiring to the tilt sensor and then the sensor itself.
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES Problem Cause Solution • Inspect whether the level switch is inserted properly Level status tilting is The level switch has not been and firmly. always sounding alarm connected or has trouble • Inspect whether the level switch is malfunctioning. •...
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES Problem Cause Solution • The high-speed hydraulic valve is connected There is no warning incorrectly. after descending to the Pothole protector minimum limiting • The installation of the travel switch is abnormal. position • The hydraulic valve is malfunctioning. •...
APPENDIX 1: PREPARE THE WORK RECORD BEFORE DELIVERY PREPARE THE WORK RECORD BEFORE DELIVERY Model Serial No. REPAIRED/Machine YES/Machine is in NO/Machine Has Damage Inspection Item Has Been Repaired Good Condition or Malfunction Pre-operational Inspection Maintenance Procedure Functional Inspection Machine Buyer/ Renter Inspector Signature Inspector Title Inspector Company...
APPENDIX 2: REPAIR & INSPECTION REPORT REPAIR & INSPECTION REPORT Model Serial No. Checklist A Procedures REPAIRED/Ma- YES/Machine is NO/Machine Has Problem chine Has Been Items in Good Damage or Description Repaired Condition Malfunction A-1 Inspect All Manuals A-2 Inspect All Decals A-3 Inspect Damaged, Loose or Lost Parts A-4 Inspect Hydraulic Oil...
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES REPAIR & INSPECTION REPORT A-18 Perform Maintenance After 30 Days Checklist B Procedures REPAIRED/Ma- YES/Machine is NO/Machine Has Problem chine Has Been Items in Good Damage or Description Repaired Condition Malfunction B-1 Inspect Electric Wires B-2 Inspect Rim ,Tire and Fasteners B-3 Inspect Battery B-4 Inspect Hydraulic Oil...
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES REPAIR & INSPECTION REPORT Inspector Title Inspector Company NOTES: 1. The Repair & Inspection Report shall include the inspection table of each regular inspection. 2. Duplicate the Repair & Inspection Report for each inspection. Store the completed tables for 10 years or until the machine is no longer in use or as required by machine owner/company/custodian.
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Solution s Alw ays For B et t er A ccess Solution s Always for Better Access Solutions AS/N ZS Hunan Sinoboom Intelligent Equipment CO.,Ltd. 长沙市宁乡高新技术产业园区金洲大道东 128 号 No.128, East Jinzhou Avenue, Ningxiang High-tech Industrial Park, Changsha, Hunan, China 市宁乡高新技术产业园区金洲大道东...
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