Labrie AUTOMIZER Helping Hand Operator's Manual page 113

5. When the arm has reached the cart, close the grabber by pressing the C
the joystick (see Figure 4-8).
6.
Raise the cart about two feet from the ground.
7.
If the arm is not alongside the truck, fully retract it.
N : Full retraction of the arm is only needed when the arm is not already alongside the hopper.
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8. Pull the joystick to raise the grabber into the hopper.
The garbage should then fall down.
N : Retracting the arm and lifting the grabber can be done simultaneously. See page 83 for details
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on how to proceed.
9.
Lower the cart to about 2 feet above the ground.
Ensure that the cart is empty before lowering the grabber.
10.
Extend the lifting arm, then lower the grabber to place the cart back to where it was.
11.
Open the grabber to release the cart using the O
12.
If needed, fully retract the lifting arm to park it alongside the vehicle with the grabber wide open.
Danger!
Warning!
Pack on the Go
It may be useful to expedite the collection process and be more efficient. The A
the possibility to pack on the go or allow the packer to cycle while you drive.
As you are finished loading the hopper, you can activate the M
M
ULTICYCLE
packer to cycle, even if you are moving the vehicle to the next pickup. When moving the vehicle, the
hydraulic pump will turn at engine rpm, which depends on truck speed.
The multicycle function allows the packer to perform up to three (3) cycles when pressing the start
cycle button (green button). Standard factory preset of the module is three (3) cycles.
Part # 200277 (rev.00.10.2024)
Never drive the A
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popping out.
Do not open the grabber while lifting up a roller cart because the cart will fall down. This
may result in equipment damage and/or injury.
S on page 78) and press the start cycle button (green button). This will allow the
WITCH
G
PEN RABBER
with the lifting arm extended and/or the grabber closed and
ULTICYCLE
Operating the A
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G button on
LOSE RABBER
button (see Figure 4-8).
gives you
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switch (see P
ACKER
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