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Enerpac JS500 Instruction And Maintenance Manual
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1 Introduction
Manufacturer Address
Declaration
Referenced Documents
Identification
Liability
Intended Use
Modifications
Personnel and Responsibilities
The Owner of the System
The User of the System
The Site Supervisor
The System Director
The Operators
Hand Signals
Lifetime
Warning Symbols Used Within this Document
2 General Safety Aspects
Mandatory Protective Gear
General Safety Regulations
Symbols Applied to the System
Welding Work
Working on the Electrical System
Working on the Hydraulic System
Fire
Working with Hazardous Substances
Assembly and Disassembly
Transport, Loading and Unloading of the System
Dealing with Hoses
3 System Overview
General
The Unit
The Barrel
The Top Barrel
The Mini-Jacks
The Insertion System
The Electro Cabinet
The Hydraulic Power Unit (Hpu)
The Laptop and the Smartbox
The Trolley (Optional)
The Lifting Principle of the System
System Specifications
Main Specifications
Functional Specifications
Dimensions
Service Conditions
4 Plan an Operation
Properties of the Operation
Ground Bearing Pressure and Foundation
Calculate the Ground Bearing Pressure Without Foundation
Calculate the Ground Bearing Pressure with Foundation
Calculate the Ground Bearing Pressure with Trolleys and Tracks
Requirements for Foundation Material
5 How to Install the System
How to Hoist the Parts of the System
Unit
Barrel
Top Barrel
Insertion System
The Trolley and the Skid Tracks
How to Assemble the System
Electrically
Mechanically
Alignment Requirements
Mount the Load
The Trolleys
6 How to Control the System
The Emergency Buttons
System
Trolleys (Optional)
The Control Panel on the Electro Cabinet (Js125 and Js250)
The Control Panel on the Electro Cabinet/Remote Control (JS500)
The Human Machine Interface (Hmi) on the Laptop
The Main Window
The Functions on the Menu Bar
Logging
The Trolleys
The Js125
The Js250
The Remote Control Console
7 Execute an Operation
Risks and Warnings
Warning Symbols
Lift the Load
Initiating
Manual Operation
Automatic Operation
Move the Load Horizontally with the Trolley
Calibration
8 Solve Problems
Main Problem Localization Procedure
List of Problems and Solutions
Main Problems
Error Reports of the Units
9 Storage
System
Smartbox and Laptop
10 Maintenance
Rules to be Observed for Maintenance
Responsibilities
General Inspections
Bolts
Visual Check of All Welding
Check for Irregularities
Check for Corrosion
Inspect the Readability of the Warning Signs
Mechanics
Hydraulics
Electrics
Trolley Js125
Tension and Grease the Chain
Maintain the Travelling Distance Sensor
Trolley Js250
11 Quality
12 Recycling
13 Index
Appendices
Checklist for Planning
Checklist for Installing the System
Logging Maintenance
Recording a Lifting Operation
Hydraulic Fluid Safety Information
Torque Settings
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Document Number:
ED.03783.00.001.ENG rev 4
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Original instructions
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Instruction- and Maintenance Manua
JS125 (125 ton)
JS250 (250 ton)
JS500 (500 ton)
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Summarization of Contents
Revisions
Preface
1 Introduction
Manufacturer Address
Manufacturer's contact details and location.
Declaration
Declaration of Conformity statement.
Referenced Documents
List of documents cited within the manual.
Identification
How to identify the system components.
Liability
Legal responsibility and limitations of use.
Intended Use
Defines the proper and intended applications of the system.
Modifications
Guidelines and restrictions for system modifications.
Personnel and Responsibilities
Roles and duties of individuals involved with the system.
Hand Signals
Standardized hand signals for communication during operations.
Lifetime
Factors affecting the system's operational lifespan.
Warning Symbols Used Within This Document
Explanation of warning symbols and their meanings.
2 General Safety Aspects
Mandatory Protective Gear
Required personal protective equipment (PPE) for operation.
General Safety Regulations
General safety rules and workplace regulations to follow.
Symbols Applied to the System
Explanation of warning and mandatory signs on the equipment.
Welding Work
Conditions and permits for performing welding on the system.
Working on the Electrical System
Safety procedures for electrical system maintenance.
Working on the Hydraulic System
Safety procedures for hydraulic system maintenance.
Fire
Procedures to follow in case of a fire emergency.
Working with Hazardous Substances
First aid and safety measures for handling hazardous materials.
Assembly and Disassembly
Procedures and safety for system assembly and disassembly.
Transport, Loading and Unloading of the System
Guidelines for safe transport and handling of the system.
Dealing with Hoses
Safe practices and precautions for handling hydraulic hoses.
3 System Overview
General System Overview
Overview of system components and their functions.
Lifting Principle of the System
Explains the mechanical operation of lifting the load.
System Specifications
Technical details and specifications for different system models.
Service Conditions
Recommended operating environment and conditions.
4 Plan an Operation
Properties of the Operation
Key information required for planning a lifting operation.
Ground Bearing Pressure and Foundation
Calculating ground pressure and foundation requirements.
5 How to Install the System
How to Hoist the Parts of the System
Procedures for safely lifting system components using hoisting equipment.
How to Assemble the System
Step-by-step guide for electrically and mechanically assembling the system.
6 How to Control the System
The Emergency Buttons
Location and function of emergency stop buttons for system and trolleys.
Control Panel on Electro Cabinet (JS125/JS250)
Description of the control panel functions and indicators for JS125/JS250.
Control Panel on Electro Cabinet/Remote Control (JS500)
Description of the control panel functions and indicators for JS500.
Human Machine Interface (HMI) on Laptop
Overview and explanation of the HMI software interface for system control.
The Trolleys
Control and operation of the JS125 and JS250 trolleys.
7 Execute an Operation
Risks and Warnings
Important risks, warnings, and precautions during system operation.
Warning Symbols
Location and meaning of warning symbols placed on the system.
Lift the Load
Detailed procedures for initiating and executing a load lifting operation.
Move Load Horizontally with Trolley
Steps to move the load horizontally using the system's trolleys.
Calibration
Procedure for calibrating the system's main jacks.
8 Solve Problems
Main Problem Localization Procedure
Steps for diagnosing and locating system problems.
List of Problems and Solutions
Common issues, their causes, and recommended solutions.
9 Storage
System Storage
Guidelines for short-term and long-term storage of the system.
Smartbox and Laptop Storage
Recommendations for storing the Smartbox and laptop.
10 Maintenance
Rules for Maintenance
Essential rules and safety precautions for performing maintenance.
Maintenance Responsibilities
Defines responsibilities for various maintenance tasks.
General Inspections
Routine checks and inspections for system integrity.
Mechanical Maintenance
Maintenance tasks related to mechanical components.
Hydraulic Maintenance
Maintenance schedule and tasks for the hydraulic system.
Electrical Maintenance
Safety procedures and maintenance for electrical components.
Trolley JS125 Maintenance
Maintenance procedures specific to the JS125 trolley.
Trolley JS250 Maintenance
Maintenance procedures specific to the JS250 trolley.
11 Quality
12 Recycling
13 Index
APPENDICES
Checklist for Planning
A checklist to aid in the planning phase of operations.
Checklist for Installing the System
A checklist to guide the installation process of the system.
Logging Maintenance
A logbook for recording maintenance activities.
Recording a Lifting Operation
Forms for documenting details of a lifting operation.
Hydraulic Fluid Safety Information
Safety data sheet for the hydraulic fluid used.
Torque Settings
Table of torque values for bolt tightening.
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