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Manitowoc MLC650 Service Maintenance Manual (376 pages)
Brand:
Manitowoc
| Category:
Construction Equipment
| Size: 53.11 MB
Table of Contents
See End of this Manual for Alphabetical Index
5
Table of Contents
5
Section 1
15
Continuous Innovation
15
Safety Messages
15
Safety Alert Symbol
15
Signal Words
15
Safe Maintenance Practices
16
Authorized Repair Personnel Only
16
Basic Crane Maintenance Safety
16
Before Starting a Maintenance Procedure
16
Precautions While Working on the Crane
16
Read this Manual
16
Chemical Handling Precautions
17
Fire Hazard Precautions
17
Maintain Structural Integrity of the Crane
17
Stored Energy Safety Precautions
17
Welding Hazard Avoidance
17
Protection of the Environment
18
Identification and Location of Major Components
18
Returning Crane to Service
18
Solenoid Valve Identification
21
Section 2 Hydraulic System
23
Section 2
23
Hydraulic System Overview
25
Hydraulic Pump Locations
25
Hydraulic Pump Identification
26
Pumps 1, 2, and 4
26
Pump 3
27
Pumps 5, 6, and 8
28
Pump 7
29
Pump 9
29
Hydraulic Motor Identification
30
Variable Displacement Motors
30
Fixed Displacement Motors
33
Manifold Identification
34
Pressure Transducer and Accessories Manifold
34
Upperworks Jacking and Rigging Winch Valve Assembly
35
Mast Assist and Self-Assembly Cylinder Valve Assembly
36
Drum Brakes Release Manifold and Solenoid Valves
37
Pawl Control Manifold
38
Swing Brake, Travel Brake, and Front Adapter Pin Pusher Valve Assembly
39
Lower Accessories Valve Assembly (Without Jacking Valve)
40
Lower Accessories Valve Assembly (with Jacking Valve)
41
Hydraulic System Specifications
42
Hydraulic System Maintenance
43
Inspecting the Hydraulic System
43
Safety
43
Storing and Handling Oil
43
Storing and Handling Parts
43
Inspecting and Replacing Hydraulic Hoses
44
Replacing the Desiccant Breather Cartridge
46
Replacing the Return Filters
47
Changing the Hydraulic Oil
48
Servicing the Pumps
49
Replacing a Pressure Transducer
50
Shop Procedures
51
Initial Hydraulic Oil Fill
51
Initial Hydraulic System Startup
54
Hydraulic Tests and Calibrations
56
Section 3 Electrical System
61
Section 3
61
Electrical Drawings and Schematics
63
Electrical Power Sequence
63
Battery Power
63
Battery Power Disconnect
63
Crane Electrical Power Distribution
64
Cab Ground Points
65
Crane Electrical System Ground Points
65
Rotating Bed Ground Points
66
Circuit Breakers, Fuses, and Relays
67
Inspect Electrical Components
70
Degradation Due to Severe Environment
70
Every Month or 200 Hours
70
CAN Bus Control System
71
CAN Bus System Overview
71
CAN Bus System Chart
72
Control Module Input/Output (I/O) Types
73
Control Module Naming Conventions
73
Control Modules
73
Crane Control Module (CCM)
73
Safety Control Module (SCM)
73
Input/Output-Large (IOL) Module
77
Input/Output-Small (IOS) Module
78
Control Module Devices
79
Limit Switches-Dual Contact
79
Limit Switches-Single Contact
79
Motor Speed Sensors
79
Pressure Transducers
79
Alarms
80
Angle Sensors
80
Fuel Level Sensor
80
Hydraulic Fluid Level Sensor
80
Load Pin Sensors
80
Solenoids
80
Temperature Sensors
80
Camera Lights
81
Foot Throttle
81
Hand Throttle
81
Pressure and Vacuum Switches
81
Pump Displacement Controls
81
RCL Beacon
81
Relays
81
Travel and Free-Fall Brake Pedals
81
Warning Lights
81
Wind Speed Indicators
81
Control Module Test Voltages
82
Pump and Motor Voltages and Currents
82
Alphabetical Index of Controller Devices
83
Test Voltage Tables
84
Section 4 4 Boom
115
Section 4
115
General Maintenance
117
Boom and Luffing Jib Angle Indicator Calibration
117
Boom Stop Limit Switch
117
Automatic Boom Stop Overview
118
Maintenance
118
Adjusting Automatic Boom Stop
120
Replacing Boom Stop Limit Switch Actuator Rod
120
Physical Boom Stop
121
Physical Boom Stop Operation
121
Boom and Luffing Jib Angle Indicators
122
Mast Angle Sending Unit
122
Adjusting the Mast Angle
122
Fleeting Sheave Maintenance
123
Activation
123
Adjustment
123
General
123
Inspection
123
Operation
123
Replacement
123
Specifications
123
Boom Top Electrical Schematic
124
Luffing Jib Top Electrical Schematic
125
Boom Wind Cap Electrical Schematic
126
Strap Inspection and Maintenance
127
Cranes Not in Regular Use
127
Frequent Inspection
127
Inspection
127
Periodic Inspection
127
Corrosion or Abrasion
128
Identifying Straps
128
Replacement Specifications
128
Flatness
130
Straightness
130
Strap Length
130
Inspection Checklist
131
Removing Straps from Service
131
Storing Straps
131
Lattice Section Inspection and Lacing Replacement
134
Section 5 Hoists
135
Section 5
135
General
139
Drum 1 Main Hoist
139
Drum 1 Brake Operation
139
Drum 1 Brake Overview
139
Drum 1 Hoisting Operation
140
Drum 1 Motor Loop Flushing
140
Drum 1 Lowering Operation
141
Drum 1 Minimum Bail Limit
141
Limit Switch Replacement
141
Weekly Maintenance
142
Drum 1 Hoisting Hydraulic Schematic
144
Drum 1 Lowering Hydraulic Schematic
145
Drum 1 Electrical Schematic
147
Drum 2 Main Hoist
148
Drum 2 Brake Operation
148
Drum 2 Brake Overview
148
Drum 2 Hoisting Operation
149
Drum 2 Motor Loop Flushing
149
Drum 2 Lowering Operation
150
Drum 2 Minimum Bail Limit
151
Limit Switch Replacement
151
Weekly Maintenance
151
Drum 2 Hoisting Hydraulic Schematic
153
Drum 2 Lowering Hydraulic Schematic
154
Drum 2 Electrical Schematic
156
Drum 3 Whip Hoist
157
Drum 3 Brake Operation
157
Drum 3 Brake Overview
157
Drum 3 Motor Loop Flushing
157
Drum 3 Hoisting Operation
158
Drum 3 Lowering Operation
158
Drum 3 Minimum Bail Limit
159
Lowering Limit Switch Replacement
159
Weekly Maintenance
159
Drum 3 Hoisting Hydraulic Schematic
161
Drum 3 Lowering Hydraulic Schematic
162
Drum 3 Electrical Schematic
163
Drum 4 Boom Hoist or Mast Hoist (VPC-MAX™)
164
Drum 4 Brake Operation
164
Drum 4 Brake Overview
164
Drum 4 Motor Loop Flushing
164
Drum 4 Hoisting Operation
165
Drum 4 Lowering Operation
165
Drum 4 Pawl Limit Switch
166
Drum 4 Pawl Operation
166
Limit Switch Replacement
166
Weekly Maintenance
167
Drum 4 Hoisting Hydraulic Schematic
168
Drum 4 Lowering Hydraulic Schematic
169
Drum 4 Electrical Schematic
170
Drum 5 Boom Hoist (VPC-MAX)
171
Drum 5 Brake Operation
171
Drum 5 Brake Overview
171
Drum 5 Hoisting Operation
171
Drum 5 Lowering Operation
172
Drum 5 Pawl Operation
172
Drum 5 Pawl Limit Switch
173
Limit Switch Replacement
173
Weekly Maintenance
173
Drum 5 Hoisting Hydraulic Schematic
175
Drum 5 Lowering Hydraulic Schematic
176
Drum 5 Electrical Schematic
177
Drum 6 Luffing Hoist
178
Drum 6 Brake Operation
178
Drum 6 Brake Overview
178
Drum 6 Motor Loop Flushing
178
Drum 6 Hoisting Operation
179
Drum 6 Lowering Operation
179
Drum 6 Pawl Limit Switch
180
Drum 6 Pawl Operation
180
Limit Switch Replacement
180
Weekly Maintenance
181
Drum 6 Hoisting Hydraulic Schematic
183
Drum 6 Lowering Hydraulic Schematic
184
Drum 6 Electrical Schematic
186
Gearboxes
187
Changing the Gearbox Oil
187
Drum 1 and Drum 2
187
Gear Oil Specifications
187
Monthly or 200 Hours
187
Oil Analysis
187
Periodic Maintenance
187
Quick-Drain Valve
187
Weekly
187
Drum 3
189
Drum 4
189
Drum 5
190
Drum 6
191
Drum Motor Speed Sensor
198
Speed Sensor Replacement
198
Weekly Speed Sensor Periodic Maintenance
198
Block Level
199
Drum 1 and Drum 2
199
Operation
199
Sensor Replacement
199
Block-Up Limit Switch
200
Switch Activation Overview
200
Weekly Maintenance
200
Overview
201
Switch Adjustment and Replacement
201
Main Boom Lower Point Block-Up Limit Switch
203
Main Boom Upper Point Block-Up Limit Switch
205
Main Boom Lower Point 1M Boom Cap Block-Up Limit Switch
206
EUBP Limit 1 Block-Up Limit Switch
207
EUBP Limit 2 Block-Up Limit Switch
208
Luffing Jib Lower Boom Point #682 Top Block-Up Limit Switch
209
Drum 3
210
Overview
210
Pressure Roller
210
Spring Replacement
210
Weekly Maintenance
210
Adjustment
211
Drum 5
211
Spring Replacement
211
Weekly Maintenance
211
Daily Inspection
213
Maintain a Wire Rope Condition Report
213
Required Inspection Intervals
213
Wire Rope Care and Replacement Guidelines
213
Wire Rope Inspection and Replacement
213
Wire Rope Lubrication
213
Determining the Frequency of Inspection
215
Periodic Comprehensive Inspection
215
Reduction in the Rope Diameter
215
Replacement Criteria
215
Broken Rope Wires
216
Distributing Wire Rope Wear
217
Rope that Has Been Idle a Month or more
217
Sheave, Roller, and Drum Inspection
217
Daily Inspection
220
Load Block and Hook-And-Weight Ball Inspection
220
Yearly Inspection
222
Section 6 Swing System
223
General
225
Swing Brake Operation
225
Swing Park Switch Control
225
Momentary Swing Brake Control
225
Swing System Overview
225
Swing Operation
226
Swing Pump Control
226
Swing Left
226
Swing Right
226
Coasting
226
Swing Hydraulic Schematic
227
Swing Electrical Schematic
228
Swing Drive System
229
Planetary Swing Drive
229
Swing Adapter Frame
229
Planetary Swing Drive Gear Oil
230
Gear Oil Specifications
230
Oil Analysis
230
Periodic Maintenance
230
Quick-Drain Valve
230
Changing the Planetary Swing Drive Oil
230
Every 6 Months or 1,000 Hours
230
Monthly or 200 Hours
230
Non-VPC and Non-VPC-Max Planetary Swing Drives
230
Weekly
230
VPC Planetary Swing Drives
231
VPC-MAX Planetary Swing Drives
232
Manual Release of Swing Brake
233
Swing Motor Speed Sensor
234
Speed Sensor Replacement
234
Speed Sensor Adjustment
234
Weekly Periodic Maintenance
234
Section 7 Power Train
235
Section 7
235
Batteries
237
Battery Gases Are Explosive
237
Battery Safety
237
Causes of Battery Failure
237
Jump-Starting a Battery
237
Lack of Water
237
Overcharging
237
Undercharging or Discharged
237
Battery Maintenance
238
Checking Battery State of Charge
238
Loose Hold-Downs
238
Multiple Battery System
238
Overloads
238
Charging
239
Quarterly Battery System Maintenance
239
Troubleshooting-Slow Cranking
239
Storage
240
Battery Disconnect Switch
240
Engine Controls
240
Air Cleaner-Tier 4
241
Daily
241
Inspection
241
Monthly
241
Changing the Filters
242
Air Cleaner-Tier 3
244
Daily
244
Inspection
244
Monthly
244
Changing the Filters
245
Engine Throttle Adjustment
247
Foot Throttle Control
247
Foot Throttle Control Assembly and Calibration
247
Hand Throttle Control
247
Engine Electrical Schematic
249
Tier 4 ECM Electrical Schematic-Power and Ground Circuits
250
Tier 3 ECM Electrical Schematic-Power and Ground Circuits
251
Engine Enclosure
252
Engine Belt Routing
253
Engine Radiator
253
Checking Coolant Level
254
Fill a Drained Cooling System
255
Diesel Particulate Filter
256
Active Regeneration
256
Maintenance
256
Manual Regeneration
256
Passive Regeneration
256
Regeneration
256
Regeneration Inhibit
256
DPF Replacement
257
Installation
257
Removal
257
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Manitowoc MLC650 Operator's Manual (360 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Section 1
13
Crane Data
13
Crane Weights
13
Outline Dimensions
13
Change of Ownership Registration
13
Manitowoc Dealer
13
Crane/Attachment Identification
13
Crane Orientation
13
Identification and Location of Components
14
VPC and VPC-MAX
16
English and Metric Conversions
16
Direct Conversion
16
Inverse Conversion
16
Section 2
19
Continuous Innovation
21
Nameplates and Decals
21
Safety Messages
21
General
21
Safety Alert Symbol
21
Signal Words
21
Symbol Identification
21
Safety and Information Signs
23
Maintaining Signs
23
Ordering Signs
23
Crane Access Points
26
General
26
Getting on or off Crane
26
Personal Fall-Protection
27
Operator Manual/Capacity Chart Storage
28
General
28
Storing Manuals
28
Safe Operating Practices
29
General
29
Read Operator Manual
29
Operator Qualifications
29
Operator Conduct
29
Handling Load
31
Size of Load
31
Attaching Load
31
Lifting/Moving Load
32
Multiple Load Line Operation
33
Signals
34
Holding Load
34
Safety Devices
35
Operational Aids
35
Category 1 Operational Aids
35
Category 2 Operational Aids
36
Assembling, Disassembling, or Operating Crane Near Electric Power and Transmission Lines
37
Electrocution Hazard
37
Set-Up and Operation
37
Electrocution Hazard Devices
38
Electrical Contact
38
Refueling
39
Fire Extinguishers
39
Accidents
39
Safe Maintenance
39
Maintenance Instructions
39
Safe Maintenance Practices
39
Environmental Protection
41
Boom Disassembly Safety
43
General
43
Location
43
Pin Removal
43
Disassembly Precaution
43
Personnel Handling Policy
44
Pedestal/Barge Mounted Cranes
45
Pedestal Mounted Crane
46
Barge Mounted Crane
46
Definition
46
Examples
46
Capacity Charts for Barge Mounted Crane
47
Shock Loading Caused by Barge Dynamics
47
Operation on Barge
47
Barge Mount Definitions
48
Inspection of Barge-Mounted Crane
48
Transporting Crane on Barge
48
Section 3
49
Standard Hand Signals for Controlling Crane Operations
52
Symbols Used on Control Consoles
54
Symbols Used on Remote Control
57
Operating Controls
62
Left Console
66
Right Console
68
Operation of Diverting Circuits
77
Foot Pedals
78
Seat Controls
79
Climate Control Keypad
80
Other Operator Aids
81
Boom Angle Indicator
81
Crane Capacity Beacons
81
Upperworks Level
81
Crane Cameras
84
Crane Camera Monitor
85
Motion Warning Lights and Alarms
86
Service Lights
88
Remote Control Activation
90
Remote Control Operation
92
Operating Limits Identification and Operation
98
Bypassing Limits in Luffing Jib Setup Mode
104
Resetting Luffing Jib Limits
105
Drum and Control Handle Identification
106
Right Cab Window Operation
108
Closing Window
108
Opening Window for Ventilation
108
Operator's Cab Emergency Exit
108
Cab Door Adjustment
108
Cab Tilt Adjustment
109
Operating in Wind
109
Crawler Blocking
110
Intermediate Suspension
110
Preparing Crane for Operation
110
Startup Procedures
111
Operating Procedures
115
VPC Operation
115
Boom Hoist Operation
116
Luffing Hoist Operation
117
Swing Operation
118
Load Drum Operation
121
Travel Operation
122
Shutdown Procedure or Leaving the Crane Unattended
124
Changing Counterweight with Boom/Jib in Air
125
Vpc
125
Vpc-Max
125
Cold Weather Operation
127
Crane Limitations
127
Wire Rope
127
Cold Weather Starting Aid
127
Cooling System
127
Batteries
127
Engine Oil, Gear Oil, and Hydraulic Oil
127
Cold Weather Heater Package
129
Turning Heaters on
129
Turning Heaters off
129
AC Operation
131
Installing APU
131
Turning on AC Powered Components
131
Turning off AC Powered Components
131
Removing APU
132
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Crane Data
13
Crane Weights
13
Outline Dimensions
13
Change of Ownership Registration
13
Manitowoc Dealer
13
Crane/Attachment Identification
13
Crane Orientation
13
Identification and Location of Components
14
VPC and VPC-MAX
16
English and Metric Conversions
16
Direct Conversion
16
Inverse Conversion
16
Section 2
19
Continuous Innovation
21
Nameplates and Decals
21
Safety Messages
21
General
21
Safety Alert Symbol
21
Signal Words
21
Symbol Identification
21
Safety and Information Signs
23
Maintaining Signs
23
Ordering Signs
23
Crane Access Points
26
General
26
Getting on or off Crane
26
Personal Fall-Protection
27
Operator Manual/Capacity Chart Storage
28
General
28
Storing Manuals
28
Safe Operating Practices
29
General
29
Read Operator Manual
29
Operator Qualifications
29
Operator Conduct
29
Handling Load
31
Size of Load
31
Attaching Load
31
Lifting/Moving Load
32
Multiple Load Line Operation
33
Signals
34
Holding Load
34
Safety Devices
35
Operational Aids
35
Category 1 Operational Aids
35
Category 2 Operational Aids
36
Assembling, Disassembling, or Operating Crane Near Electric Power and Transmission Lines
37
Electrocution Hazard
37
Set-Up and Operation
37
Electrocution Hazard Devices
38
Electrical Contact
38
Refueling
39
Fire Extinguishers
39
Accidents
39
Safe Maintenance
39
Maintenance Instructions
39
Safe Maintenance Practices
39
Environmental Protection
41
Boom Disassembly Safety
43
General
43
Location
43
Pin Removal
43
Disassembly Precaution
43
Personnel Handling Policy
44
Pedestal/Barge Mounted Cranes
45
Pedestal Mounted Crane
46
Barge Mounted Crane
46
Definition
46
Examples
46
Capacity Charts for Barge Mounted Crane
47
Shock Loading Caused by Barge Dynamics
47
Operation on Barge
47
Barge Mount Definitions
48
Inspection of Barge-Mounted Crane
48
Transporting Crane on Barge
48
Section 3
49
Standard Hand Signals for Crane Operation
52
General Operation
54
Luffing Jib Operating Controls
55
Operating Limits Identification and Operation
57
Luffing Jib Mode Selection
63
Resetting Luffing Jib Limits
64
Drum and Control Handle Identification
65
Operating Precautions
66
Leaving Crane Unattended
67
Wind Conditions
67
General Setup and Installation
71
Crane Orientation
71
Accessing Parts
71
Personal Fall-Protection
72
Crane Weights and Shipping Data
72
Operating Controls
72
Counterweight Requirement
72
Blocked Crawlers
72
Luffing Jib Rigging Drawing
73
Luffing Jib Raising Procedure
73
Identifying Boom and Jib Components
73
Handling Components
75
Shipping Crane Components
77
Assist Crane Requirements
77
Retaining Connecting Pins
77
Manitowoc Supplied Lifting Slings and Shackles
79
Pin and Connecting Hole Cleanliness
79
Connecting/Disconnecting Electric Cables
79
Cable Cleanliness
79
Preparing the Crane for Luffing Jib
81
Removing the Lower Boom Point from the Boom Top
83
Installing the Lower Boom/Jib Point in the Luffing Jib Top
83
Removing the Lower Boom/Jib Point from the Jib Top
83
Installing the Luffing Jib
85
Installing the Jib Strut Butt
85
Installing the Main Strut Butt
87
Erecting the Strut Raising Arm
91
Installing the Jib Strut Top
91
Installing the Frontstay Spreader Assembly
93
Reeving the Strut Tops
95
Installing the Main Strut Top
99
Preparing the Backstay Straps
100
Reeving the Strut Raising Arm
103
Attaching the 12M Straps to the Frontstay Spreader Assembly
105
Raising the Strut Assemblies
106
Assembling the Jib Butt Assembly
109
Lifting the Jib Butt Assembly
111
Installing the Jib Butt Assembly
113
Removing the 12M Insert Roller Assembly
113
Using the Luffing Jib as a Hold Back
115
Installing the Main Strut Stops and Frontstay Strap Hookup
117
Installing the Jib Inserts
119
Installing the Jib Top
119
Raising the Jib Top Wire Rope Guide
121
Installing the Lower Boom/Jib Point
121
Connecting the Jib Straps between the Jib Sections
123
Installing the Load Links
125
Installing the Position Light and the Wind Speed Indicator
126
Installing the Jib Top Camera
129
Connecting the Luffing Jib Electrical Cables
131
Installing the Upper Boom Point
133
Routing the Load Lines to the End of the Luffing Jib
135
Preparing the Intermediate Suspension Pendants
137
Pre-Raising Checks
138
Raising the Boom and Luffing Jib
139
Installing the Boom Block up Limit Components
145
Lowering the Boom and Luffing Jib
147
Removing the Block up Limit Components
155
Luffing Jib Disassembly
156
Resetting the Jib Stop Raising Roller
156
Removing the Intermediate Suspension Pendants
159
Removing the Load Lines from the End of the Jib
159
Disconnecting the Jib Electrical Cables
161
Removing the Jib Top Camera
162
Removing the Position Light and Wind Speed Indicator
163
Removing the Upper Boom Point
165
Disconnecting the Jib Straps between the Jib Sections
167
Removing the Load Links
169
Removing the Jib Top
171
Disassembling the Jib Inserts
171
Reeving the Main Strut Raising Arm and Disconnecting the Main Strut Stops
173
Removing the Jib Butt Assembly
175
Disassembling the Jib Butt Assembly
177
Lowering the Strut Assemblies
178
Removing the 12M Straps
179
Removing the Frontstay Spreader Assembly
181
Unreeving the Strut Raising Arm
183
Unreeving the Strut Tops
185
Lowering the Strut Raising Arm
187
Removing the Main Strut Butt
189
Removing the Jib Strut Butt
193
Wire Rope Installation
195
Wire Rope Specifications
195
Wire Rope Storage
195
Seizing and Cutting Wire Rope
195
Anchoring Wire Rope to Drum
196
Winding Rope Onto Drum
196
Anchoring Wire Rope to Wedge Socket
199
Anchoring Wire Rope to Button Socket
199
Pad Eye Usage for Wire Rope Reeving
201
Breaking in Wire Rope
201
Rigging Winch Operation
202
Selecting Rigging Winch Mode
202
Operating Rigging Winch
203
Load Line Reeving
204
Guide Sheaves and Drums
204
Load Block Identification
204
Duplex Hook
204
Wire Rope Specifications
204
Load Block Reeving
204
Dead End Locations
205
1 Rated Capacity Limiter/Indicator (RCL/RCI) Display
55
2 Main Display
55
4A - Drum 4 (Boom Hoist) Park Switch (Standard - Crane Configured with Live Mast)
56
4B - Drum 5 (Boom Hoist) Park Switch (VPC-MAX - Crane Configured with Fixed Mast)
56
3 Limit Bypass Switch
56
5 Drum 6 (Luffing Hoist) Park Switch
56
6 Wind Speed Transmitter
56
7 Mechanical Boom Angle Indicator
56
8 Mechanical Crane Level
56
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Manitowoc MLC650 Operator's Manual (234 pages)
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| Size: 43.53 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Section 1
11
Crane Data
11
Crane/Attachment Identification
11
Crane Orientation
11
Outline Dimensions
11
Weights of Components
11
Identification of VPC-MAX Components
11
English and Metric Conversions
14
Direct Conversion
14
Inverse Conversion
14
Change of Ownership Registration
15
Manitowoc Dealer
15
Section 2
17
Continuous Innovation
19
Nameplates and Decals
19
Safety Messages
19
General
19
Safety Alert Symbol
19
Signal Words
19
Symbol Identification
19
Safety and Information Signs
21
Maintaining Signs
21
Ordering Signs
21
Crane Access Points
24
General
24
Getting on or off Crane
24
Personal Fall-Protection
25
Operator Manual/Capacity Chart Storage
26
General
26
Storing Manuals
26
Safe Operating Practices
27
General
27
Read Operator Manual
27
Operator Qualifications
27
Operator Conduct
27
Handling Load
29
Size of Load
29
Attaching Load
29
Lifting/Moving Load
30
Multiple Load Line Operation
31
Signals
32
Holding Load
32
Safety Devices
33
Operational Aids
33
Category 1 Operational Aids
33
Category 2 Operational Aids
34
Assembling, Disassembling, or Operating Crane Near Electric Power and Transmission Lines
35
Electrocution Hazard
35
Set-Up and Operation
35
Electrocution Hazard Devices
36
Electrical Contact
36
Refueling
37
Fire Extinguishers
37
Accidents
37
Safe Maintenance
37
Maintenance Instructions
37
Safe Maintenance Practices
37
Environmental Protection
39
Boom Disassembly Safety
41
General
41
Location
41
Pin Removal
41
Disassembly Precaution
41
Personnel Handling Policy
42
Pedestal/Barge Mounted Cranes
43
Pedestal Mounted Crane
44
Barge Mounted Crane
44
Definition
44
Examples
44
Capacity Charts for Barge Mounted Crane
45
Shock Loading Caused by Barge Dynamics
45
Operation on Barge
45
Barge Mount Definitions
46
Inspection of Barge-Mounted Crane
46
Transporting Crane on Barge
46
Section 3
47
Standard Hand Signals for Controlling Crane Operations
50
Operating Controls and Procedures
51
Operating Precautions
51
Auxiliary Frame Assembly
53
Section 4
59
Boom and Jib Assembly Drawings
59
Liftcrane Mast Handling Capacities
59
Optional Attachments
59
General Safety
59
Crane Orientation
59
Assembly and Disassembly Notes
59
Assembly and Disassembly Area
60
Accessing Parts
60
Retaining Connecting Pins
60
Crane Weights and Shipping Data
60
Personal Fall-Protection
61
Handling Components
61
Assist Crane Requirements
62
Parts Box
62
Hydraulic Hose Identification
64
Connecting/Disconnecting Hydraulic Hoses and Electric Cables
64
Hose and Cable Cleanliness
64
Hydraulic Quick Disconnect Lubrication
65
Pin and Connecting Hole Cleanliness
65
Tightening Hydraulic Couplers
65
Setup Mode
66
Auxiliary Hydraulic System
66
Hand-Held Pin Puller
66
Swing Limits
68
Assembling the VPC-MAX
69
Preparing the Crane
69
Checking the Electrical System
71
Checking the Hydraulic System
71
Checking the Gear Boxes
71
Preparing for Actuator Installation
72
Removing the Large Main Stop Blocks
73
Installing the Actuator
74
Handling the Actuator
74
Aligning the Actuator
75
Connecting the Hydraulic Hoses
76
Testing the Actuator
78
Attaching the Connecting Link
81
Installing the Large Main Stop Blocks
81
Checking Limits and Calibrating the VPC-MAX Actuator
81
Installing the VPC-MAX Beam
83
Connecting the Electrical Cables
88
Drawing the VPC-MAX Beam Onto the Rotating Bed
89
Installing the Counterweight Tray
93
Handling the Tray
93
Connecting the Hydraulic Hoses
95
Connecting the Electrical Cables
96
Positioning the Counterweight Tray
96
Attaching the Connecting Link
97
Installing the Large Main Stop Blocks
97
Detaching the Assist Crane
97
Calibrating the Counterweight Tray
99
Installing the Auxiliary Frame Assembly
100
Removing the Counterweight Boxes from the Trailer
103
Installing the Counterweight Boxes
103
Assembling the Fixed Mast
106
Installing the Live Mast Lifting Slings
106
Installing the Fixed Mast Transport Package
107
Connecting the Fixed Mast Hydraulic Hoses Electrical Cable
110
Disconnecting the Fixed Mast Top from the Fixed Mast Butt
110
Installing the Fixed Mast Inserts
113
Installing the Fixed Mast Top
114
Connecting the Mast Straps
118
Configuring the Fixed Mast in the RCL/RCI Display
119
Raising the Mast Stops
123
Preparing the Equalizer
123
Installing the Boom Assembly
124
Assembling the Remaining Boom Sections
125
Connecting the Boom Straps
125
Moving the Equalizer to the Equalizer Rails
127
Closing the Boom Sections Using an Assist Crane
129
Closing the Boom Sections Using the Fixed Mast
131
Finishing Boom Assembly
131
Connecting Equalizer Links to Boom Straps
133
Raising Fixed Mast to Operating Position
133
Adjusting the Fixed Mast and Beam Position
135
Performing Pre-Raising Boom Checks
137
Raising the Boom
137
Wire Rope Installation
140
Wire Rope Specifications
140
Wire Rope Storage
140
Seizing and Cutting Wire Rope
140
Anchoring Wire Rope to Drum
141
Winding Rope Onto Drum
141
Anchoring Wire Rope to Wedge Socket
145
Anchoring Wire Rope to Button Socket
145
Pad Eye Usage for Wire Rope Reeving
147
Breaking in Wire Rope
147
General
147
Safety
147
Rigging Winch Operation
148
Selecting Rigging Winch Mode
148
Operating Rigging Winch
149
Free-Spool Operation
149
Power Operation
149
Load Line Reeving
151
Guide Sheaves and Drums
151
Load Block Identification
151
Duplex Hook
151
Wire Rope Specifications
151
Load Block Reeving
151
Dead End Locations
152
Inspecting the VPC and VPC-MAX Roller Paths
152
Auxiliary Frame Operating Positions
155
Shipping Crane Components
156
Disassembling the VPC-MAX
157
Lowering the Boom
157
Detaching the Counterweight Straps
157
Lowering the Fixed Mast to the Boom Handling Position
159
Detaching the Equalizer Links from the Boom Straps
159
Disconnecting the Boom Straps
159
Opening the Boom Sections Using the Fixed Mast
161
Opening the Boom Sections Using an Assist Crane
163
Disconnecting the Equalizer from the Equalizer Rails
163
Disassemble the Boom Assembly
163
Removing the Partial Boom Assembly
164
Attaching the Equalizer to the Fixed Mast Top
165
Lowering the Mast Stops
167
Disconnecting the Mast Straps
167
Disconnecting the First Insert and Mast Butt Straps
168
Disconnecting the Live Mast Straps from the First Insert
169
Disconnecting the First Insert and Second Insert Straps
170
Disconnecting the Mast Top and Second Insert Straps
171
Disassembling the Fixed Mast
172
Installing the Live Mast Lifting Slings
172
Removing the Fixed Mast Top
173
Removing the Fixed Mast Inserts
175
Attaching the Fixed Mast Top to the Butt
175
Positioning the Live Mast
181
Removing the Counterweight Boxes
181
Placing the Counterweight Boxes on the Trailer
181
Removing the Auxiliary Member
182
Removing the Counterweight Tray
185
Handling the Counterweight Tray
185
Removing the Large Main Stop Blocks
185
Detaching the Connecting Link
186
Moving Tray Pinions out of Mesh
187
Removing the Tray
190
Removing the VPC-MAX Beam
191
Detaching the VPC-MAX Beam from the Actuator
197
Removing the Actuator
198
Removing the Large Main Stop Blocks
198
Detaching the Connecting Link
199
Moving the Actuator Pinions out of Mesh
200
Removing the Actuator from the Rotating Bed
203
Installing the Large Main Stop Blocks
204
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