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Kobelco CRAWLER CRANE CK2500-II CKE2500-II SHOP MANUAL S5JD00002ZE06 – PDF DOWNLOAD
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SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS FOR INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
1. Service and maintenance must be performed only by authorized personnel who are qualified in compliance with a relevant law or regulation.
2. Regular maintenance or inspection should be quickly performed after shutting down the machine and ensuring safety to personnel and equipment. Post an “INSPECTION IN PROGRESS. DO NOT START.” warning sign on a readily visible location
GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1. Wear safety shoes, helmets and clothing suitable for the job. Also use protective goggles, mask, gloves, etc.,
as required.
2. To ensure safe and correct maintenance, carefully study this SHOP MANUAL and get fully familiar with the instructions
in it.
3. Place the machine in a safe place. Always maintain safe clearance around the machine.
4. Before starting crane operation, hold a safety meeting. Also, make agreement on standardized hand signals.
5. When inspecting or handling the battery or oil, do not use exposed flame nearby.
To avoid fire accident, only use explosion-proof lighting equipment.
6. Start an inspection or maintenance work only after shutting down the engine.
7. Certain machine components remain hot immediately after the engine is shut down. Do not touch them.
8. Before removing the radiator cap, wait until the coolant water gets sufficiently cool. Next, carefully loosen the
cap and release radiator pressure, and them remove the cap.
9. Before inspecting or maintaining an electrical system on the machine, power off the machine by, for example,
disconnecting the battery cables.
10. When working at a high lift area, always wear a safety belt.
11. When leaving the operator’s cab for an inspection or maintenance work, post an “INSPECTION IN PROGRESS.
DO NOT START.” warning sign on a readily visible location. Also, lock the cab for security.
12. Before starting a cleaning or lubrication work on the machine, always shut down the engine.
13. While adjusting tire pressure, be absolutely careful about rupture of a tire, flying of wheel part.
14. Use genuine KOBELCO replacement parts and oils only.
15. Always keep the oil containers clean. Protect them against ingress of dust or moisture. Also, fill clean, fresh
oils only.
16. Once a maintenance work is complete, clean the machine.
Protect grease nipples, breathers, and oil level gages against ingress of dust.
17. Always keep the subjects of regular inspection clean to allow problems such as oil leakage, crack, looseness,
etc., to be readily detected.
18. During car washing, do not allow high pressure steam to be directly applied to electrical components and connectors.
19. After removing O-rings, oil seals, gaskets, etc., clean the mounting seats. Then, install fresh O-rings, oil seals,
gaskets, etc. Also, remember to thinly apply oil to the seal faces of these parts before installation.
20. Before disconnecting pressurized piping, release the inside pressure.
21. CAUTIONs for repair work with welding: Turn OFF the key switch, disconnect the negative terminal on battery
to power off the electrical circuit; provide grounding within 1 meter from a weld area; in advance, remove electronic
components (for example, controller) to prevent possible damage.
22. Dispose industrial wastes according to a relevant law or regulation.
23. Extremely careful during an inspection or maintenance work under the carrier. Remember the possibility of being
crashed.
When jacking up the machine for an inspection or maintenance work, place blocks below it to prevent accidental
falling.
24. Provide positive ventilation when refilling oils or fuel, rinsing parts, or starting the engine.
SAFETY
0-29 CK2500-II, CKE2500-II
25. To remove a heavy component (20 kg or heavier), use a crane, etc. Always keep safety in mind.
26. I llegal or unauthorized, or otherwise nonconforming modification is strictly inhibited.
27. Do not allow oil or dust to deposit around the engine. Otherwise, fire accident can result.
28. Store removed attachments and components safely so that they do not drop or fall down.
29. Always use correct tools that have been well maintained.
30. To prevent personnel from being caught by a running fan, belt, shaft or the like, shut down the engine before
starting an inspection or maintenance work.
31. Battery liquid and oils are harmful to human health. If touching any of these materials, immediately wash it away.
32. Make sure to use the light oil for fuel.
1. Wear safety shoes, helmets and clothing suitable for the job. Also use protective goggles, mask, gloves, etc.,
as required.
2. To ensure safe and correct maintenance, carefully study this SHOP MANUAL and get fully familiar with the instructions
in it.
3. Place the machine in a safe place. Always maintain safe clearance around the machine.
4. Before starting crane operation, hold a safety meeting. Also, make agreement on standardized hand signals.
5. When inspecting or handling the battery or oil, do not use exposed flame nearby.
To avoid fire accident, only use explosion-proof lighting equipment.
6. Start an inspection or maintenance work only after shutting down the engine.
7. Certain machine components remain hot immediately after the engine is shut down. Do not touch them.
8. Before removing the radiator cap, wait until the coolant water gets sufficiently cool. Next, carefully loosen the
cap and release radiator pressure, and them remove the cap.
9. Before inspecting or maintaining an electrical system on the machine, power off the machine by, for example,
disconnecting the battery cables.
10. When working at a high lift area, always wear a safety belt.
11. When leaving the operator’s cab for an inspection or maintenance work, post an “INSPECTION IN PROGRESS.
DO NOT START.” warning sign on a readily visible location. Also, lock the cab for security.
12. Before starting a cleaning or lubrication work on the machine, always shut down the engine.
13. While adjusting tire pressure, be absolutely careful about rupture of a tire, flying of wheel part.
14. Use genuine KOBELCO replacement parts and oils only.
15. Always keep the oil containers clean. Protect them against ingress of dust or moisture. Also, fill clean, fresh
oils only.
16. Once a maintenance work is complete, clean the machine.
Protect grease nipples, breathers, and oil level gages against ingress of dust.
17. Always keep the subjects of regular inspection clean to allow problems such as oil leakage, crack, looseness,
etc., to be readily detected.
18. During car washing, do not allow high pressure steam to be directly applied to electrical components and connectors.
19. After removing O-rings, oil seals, gaskets, etc., clean the mounting seats. Then, install fresh O-rings, oil seals,
gaskets, etc. Also, remember to thinly apply oil to the seal faces of these parts before installation.
20. Before disconnecting pressurized piping, release the inside pressure.
21. CAUTIONs for repair work with welding: Turn OFF the key switch, disconnect the negative terminal on battery
to power off the electrical circuit; provide grounding within 1 meter from a weld area; in advance, remove electronic
components (for example, controller) to prevent possible damage.
22. Dispose industrial wastes according to a relevant law or regulation.
23. Extremely careful during an inspection or maintenance work under the carrier. Remember the possibility of being
crashed.
When jacking up the machine for an inspection or maintenance work, place blocks below it to prevent accidental
falling.
24. Provide positive ventilation when refilling oils or fuel, rinsing parts, or starting the engine.
SAFETY
0-29 CK2500-II, CKE2500-II
25. To remove a heavy component (20 kg or heavier), use a crane, etc. Always keep safety in mind.
26. I llegal or unauthorized, or otherwise nonconforming modification is strictly inhibited.
27. Do not allow oil or dust to deposit around the engine. Otherwise, fire accident can result.
28. Store removed attachments and components safely so that they do not drop or fall down.
29. Always use correct tools that have been well maintained.
30. To prevent personnel from being caught by a running fan, belt, shaft or the like, shut down the engine before
starting an inspection or maintenance work.
31. Battery liquid and oils are harmful to human health. If touching any of these materials, immediately wash it away.
32. Make sure to use the light oil for fuel.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Kobelco CRAWLER CRANE CK2500-II CKE2500-II SHOP MANUAL S5JD00002ZE06 – PDF DOWNLOAD
COVER...................................................................................... 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS.......................................................................... 3 SAFETY..................................................................................... 11 1. SPECIFICATION........................................................................... 41 1.1 CK2500-II SPECIFICATION............................................................ 43 1.1.1 PERFORMANCE.................................................................. 43 1.1.2 PERFORMANCE OF LUFFING JIB................................................... 43 1.1.3 OUTSIDE DIMENSIONS........................................................... 44 1.1.4 DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT OF EACH PARTS.......................................... 46 1.1.5 CK2500-II STABILITY IN SWINGING AND TRAVELING................................ 54 1.2 CKE2500-II SPECIFICATION........................................................... 55 1.2.1 PERFORMANCE.................................................................. 55 1.2.2 PERFORMANCE OF LUFFING JIB................................................... 55 1.2.3 OUTSIDE DIMENSIONS........................................................... 56 1.2.4 DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT OF EACH PARTS.......................................... 58 1.2.5 CKE2500-II STABILITY IN SWINGING AND TRAVELING............................... 68 2. MAINTENANCE STANDARDS TEST PROCEDURES................................................... 69 2.1 MAINTENANCE STANDARD............................................................... 71 2.1.1 PIN, BUSHING, SPRING, LINING AND SHEAVE...................................... 71 2.1.2 PROPEL DEVICE................................................................ 78 2.2 PERFORMANCE STANDARD AND TEST PROCEDURE............................................ 84 2.2.1 OPERATING SPEED.............................................................. 84 2.2.2 POINT AND METHOD OF MEASURING PRESSURE....................................... 85 2.2.3 SLEWING RING................................................................. 91 3. GENERAL WORK STANDARD................................................................... 93 3.1 TIGHTENING TORQUE OF CAPSCREWS AND NUTS............................................ 95 3.1.1 METRIC COARSE THREADS........................................................ 95 3.1.2 METRIC FINE THREADS.......................................................... 95 3.1.3 COARSE THREDS UNC............................................................ 96 3.1.4 FINE THREADS UNF............................................................. 96 3.1.5 TIGHTENING TORQUE OF HYDRAULIC FITTINGS...................................... 97 3.2 STANDARD PARTS..................................................................... 99 3.2.1 BOLT......................................................................... 99 3.2.2 O-RING.......................................................................100 3.2.3 BACK-UP RING.................................................................101 3.2.4 BITE FITTING.................................................................102 3.3 CONVERSION TABLE...................................................................104 3.3.1 UNIT CONVERSION..............................................................104 3.3.2 MILLIMETER : INCH CONVERSION TABLE...........................................105 3.3.3 METER-FOOT CONVERSION TABLE..................................................107 3.3.4 GRADIENT CONVERSION TABLE....................................................108 3.4 TABLE OF UNIT WEIGHT...............................................................109 4. POWER TRAIN.............................................................................111 4.1 INTRODUCTION.......................................................................113 4.2 ENGINE.............................................................................115 4.2.1 INTRODUCTION.................................................................115 4.2.2 REMOVAL......................................................................115 4.2.3 REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE.......................................................116 4.2.4 RE-INSTALLATION..............................................................117 4.3 PUMP DRIVE ASSEMBLY................................................................120 4.3.1 INTRODUCTION.................................................................120 4.3.2 REMOVAL......................................................................120 4.3.3 DISASSEMBLING THE POWER DIVIDER..............................................122 4.3.4 CHECK AND REPAIR OF THE POWER DIVIDER........................................123 4.3.5 ASSEMBLING THE POWER DIVIDER.................................................124 4.3.6 RE-INSTALLATION..............................................................125 5. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM........................................................................131 5.1 LOCATION OF MAIN HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS..............................................133 5.2 HYDRAULIC CIRCUITS AND COMPONENTS..................................................134 5.2.1 HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT............................................................134 5.2.2 COMPONENT SPECIFICATIONS.....................................................138 5.2.3 LOCATION OF HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS.............................................142 5.3 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM...................................................................150 5.3.1 PREFACE......................................................................150 5.3.2 OUTLINE......................................................................150 5.3.3 OIL FLOW FROM No.1 and No. 2 PUMPS...........................................152 5.3.4 OIL FLOW FROM No.3 AND No.4 PUMPS............................................154 5.3.5 OIL FLOW FROM No.5 PUMP (CONTROL PUMP).......................................157 5.3.6 OIL FLOW FROM No.6 PUMP (FOR AUXILIARY ACTUATOR CIRCUIT).....................161 5.4 VALVES.............................................................................164 6. HOIST SYSTEM............................................................................171 6.1 APPARATUS AND LOCATION OF COMPONENTS...............................................173 6.2 CONSTRUCTION AND FUNCTION..........................................................174 6.2.1 HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC..........................................................174 6.2.2 LIFTING A LOAD...............................................................176 6.2.3 HOLDING A RAISED LOAD........................................................178 6.2.4 LOWERING A LOAD (POWERED LOWERING)...........................................180 6.2.5 FREE FALL OPERATION..........................................................183 6.2.6 FREE FALL ACCELERATION.......................................................186 6.3 DRUM LOCK..........................................................................188 6.3.1 ASEEMBLY DRAWING.............................................................188 6.3.2 ADJUSTMENT OF DRUM LOCK......................................................189 6.4 WINCH ASSEMBLY.....................................................................190 6.4.1 WINCH INSTAL.................................................................190 6.4.2 WINCH ASSEMBLY / REDUCTION UNIT WITHOUT FREE FALL (STD.).....................191 6.4.3 WINCH ASSEMBLY WITH FREE FALL (OPT.).........................................193 6.5 BRAKE PEDAL........................................................................194 6.5.1 ASSEMBLY DRAWING.............................................................194 6.5.2 ADJUSTING THE BRAKE PEDAL....................................................196 6.6 BLEEDING AIR FROM BRAKE CIRCUIT....................................................197 7. BOOM HOIST SYSTEM.......................................................................199 7.1 APPARATUS AND LOCATION OF COMPONENTS...............................................201 7.2 CONSTRUCTION AND FUNCTION..........................................................203 7.2.1 HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC..........................................................203 7.2.2 RAISING THE BOOM.............................................................204 7.2.3 NEUTRAL (MAINTAINING THE BOOM POSITION)......................................206 7.2.4 LOWERING THE BOOM............................................................208 7.3 BOOM DRUM LOCK.....................................................................210 7.3.1 ASSEMBLY DRAWING.............................................................210 7.3.2 ADJUSTING THE BOOM DRUM LOCK.................................................211 7.4 DRUM AND REDUCTION UNIT............................................................212 7.4.1 BOOM WINCH ASSEMBLY..........................................................212 7.4.2 BOOM DRUM AND REDUCTION UNIT ASSEMBLY........................................213 8. SWING SYSTEM............................................................................215 8.1 APPARATUS AND LOCATION OF COMPONENTS...............................................217 8.2 CONSTRUCTION AND FUNCTION..........................................................218 8.2.1 HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC..........................................................218 8.2.2 SWING........................................................................219 8.2.3 STOPPING.....................................................................223 8.3 SWING REDUCTION UNIT...............................................................226 8.4 SWING BEARING......................................................................228 8.5 SWING LOCK.........................................................................230 9. PROPEL SYSTEM...........................................................................231 9.1 LOCATION OF THE MAJOR COMPONENTS...................................................233 9.2 CONSTRUCTION AND FUNCTION..........................................................234 9.2.1 HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC..........................................................234 9.2.2 PROPELLING (RIGHT SIDE FORWARD)..............................................236 9.2.3 STOPPING.....................................................................238 9.3 PROPEL REDUCTION UNIT..............................................................240 9.3.1 REDUCTION UNIT...............................................................242 9.3.2 MOTOR........................................................................244 9.4 ADJUSTMENT.........................................................................246 10. ELECTRIC SYSTEM........................................................................247 10.1 ELECTRICAL WIRING SCHEMATIC.......................................................249 10.2 CONNECTOR LIST....................................................................263 10.3 ARRANGEMENT OF ELECTRICAL PART....................................................315 10.3.1 ELECTRICAL PART OF CAB......................................................315 10.3.2 ELECTRICAL PART OF RIGHT DECK...............................................319 10.3.3 ELECTRICAL PART OF FLOOR PLATE & LEFT SIDE STAND PANEL......................323 10.3.4 ELECTRICAL PART OF REVOLVING FRAME..........................................328 10.3.5 ELECTRICAL PART OF LEFT DECK................................................330 10.3.6 ELECTRICAL PART OF LEFT GUARD...............................................336 10.3.7 HARNESS PART NUMBER LIST (ALL MODELS).......................................337 10.4 ELECTRICAL PART...................................................................339 10.4.1 LOCATION AND USE OF FUSE....................................................339 10.4.2 FUSE BOX (GG73E00004F1).....................................................341 10.4.3 WIPER CONTROL RELAY(2480U1366)..............................................343 10.4.4 SWING FLASHER UNIT (2480U306)...............................................344 10.5 PRESSURE SWITCH...................................................................345 10.6 PRESSURE SENSOR...................................................................347 10.7 RELAY BOX (GG24E00024F1)..........................................................349 10.7.1 ARRANGEMENT OF CONNECTOR....................................................349 10.7.2 RELAY BOX SCHEMATIC.........................................................351 10.8 LEFT SIDE STAND PANEL (WITH FREE FALL)............................................354 10.9 BYPASS SWITCH PANEL...............................................................358 10.10 TROUBLESHOOTING OF EXHAUST GAS THIRD REGULATION ENGINE...........................359 10.10.1 FAILURE DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION.................................................359 10.10.2 HOW TO CHECK THE FAILURE CONTENTS..........................................360 10.10.3 CHECKING OF DIAGNOSIS LAMP FUNCTION........................................365 10.10.4 ENGINE ECU.................................................................366 11. LOAD SAFETY DEVICE.....................................................................369 11.1 PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS..........................................................371 11.1.1 FRONT VIEW..................................................................371 11.1.2 CONFIGURATION OF SCREENS....................................................376 11.1.3 DATA TRANSMISSION BETWEEN CONTROLLER AND CARDS..............................381 11.1.4 DETAILS OF INDICATORS ON MAIN DISPLAY SCREEN................................383 11.1.5 REAR VIEW...................................................................387 11.1.6 ITEMS REQUIRED TO BE EXECUTED FOR REPLACEMENT OF CONTROLLER OR DATA CARD....392 11.2 PREPARATION FOR USE...............................................................393 11.3 TURN THE POWER ON.................................................................394 11.4 UPGRADING PROGRAMS................................................................395 11.4.1 PROCEDURES..................................................................395 11.4.2 UPGRADING OF INDICATION PROGRAMS............................................397 11.4.3 UPGRADING OF CONTROL PROGRAMS...............................................400 11.5 STATUS CHECK......................................................................402 11.5.1 SIGNAL CHECK................................................................403 11.5.2 OPERATION PROGRESS..........................................................405 11.5.3 COMMUNICATION DATA..........................................................408 11.5.4 INDICATION OF ADJUSTMENT VALUE..............................................409 11.5.4.1 ANGLE SENSOR ADJUSTMENT VALUE.........................................410 11.5.4.2 LOAD CELL ZERO POINT ADJUSTMENT VALUE.................................411 11.5.4.3 ADJUSTMENT VALUE OF LOAD CELL FOR LINE-PULL...........................412 11.5.4.4 RESULT OF MANUFACTURE ADJUSTMENTS "NO LOAD" AND "SOME LOAD"...........413 11.5.4.5 RESULT OF LOAD ADJUSTMENTS "NO LOAD" AND "SOME LOAD"..................414 11.5.4.6 ADJUSTMENT VALUE OF WORKING RADIUS....................................415 11.5.4.7 ALTERATION OF ADJUSTED VALUE..........................................416 11.5.4.8 DELETION OF ADJUSTED VALUE............................................417 11.5.5 TROUBLE RECORD..............................................................418 11.5.6 CHOICE OF LANGUAGE (CKE SERIES ONLY)........................................420 11.5.7 LOAD RECORD (LOAD RECORD IN THE MAIN MENU)..................................421 11.6 ADJUSTMENTS.......................................................................422 11.6.1 REMOVING THE INNER PANEL....................................................422 11.6.2 ADJUSTMENT..................................................................423 11.6.2.1 ANGLE SENSOR ADJUSTMENT...............................................426 11.6.2.2 LOAD CELL ZERO POINT ADJUSTMENT.......................................430 11.6.2.3 LOAD-LESS ADJUSTMENT & SOME LOAD ADJUSTMENT...........................432 11.6.2.4 LVL ADJUSTMENT (LVL SETTING)..........................................439 11.6.2.5 RADIUS ADJUSTMENT.....................................................442 11.6.3 LOAD ADJUSTMENT.............................................................444 11.6.4 ADJUSTMENT DATA COPY (INITIALIZATION).......................................447 11.6.4.1 READING OF THE ADJUSTMENT DATA........................................449 11.6.4.2 WRITING OF ADJUSTMENT DATA............................................451 11.6.4.3 INITIALIZATION OF ADJUSTMENT DATA.....................................452 11.6.5 VERSION CHECK...............................................................453 11.7 ERROR CODE (ABNORMALITY DETECTION) AND COUNTERMEASURES............................454 11.8 CONTROL OUTPUT....................................................................458 11.9 RELEASES..........................................................................470 11.9.1 RELEASE FUNCTION............................................................470 11.9.1.1 CRANE RELEASE CHART...................................................470 11.9.1.2 ALARM SOUND...........................................................476 11.9.1.3 EXTERNAL INDICATOR LAMPS IN RELEASE CONDITION.........................477 11.10 MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION.........................................................478 11.10.1 ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS.......................................478 11.10.2 LOAD CELL (CRANE)..........................................................479 11.10.3 ANGLE SENSOR...............................................................480 11.10.4 CONTROLLER.................................................................481 11.11 EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS..............................................................485 11.12 ELECTRIC SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM.......................................................486 11.12.1 CRANE TYPE.................................................................486 11.12.2 LUFFING TYPE...............................................................487 11.13 CONTROLLER MALFUNCTION EMERGENCY MEASURES........................................488 11.14 LOAD SAFETY DEVICE CHECK PROCEDURES..............................................489 12. GAUGE CLUSTER..........................................................................491 12.1 CONFIGURATION OF DISPLAY..........................................................493 12.2 PRIORITY..........................................................................494 12.3 STATUS DISPLAY....................................................................496 12.4 FAULT LOG DISPLAY.................................................................506 13. TOTAL CONTROLLER.......................................................................511 13.1 ARRANGEMENT OF TOTAL CONTROLLER...................................................513 13.2 COMPOSITION OF SYSTEM.............................................................514 13.2.1 OUTPUT RELATION TO CONTROLLER...............................................515 13.3 FUNCTION OF TOTAL CONTROLLER......................................................516 13.4 TOTAL CONTROLLER (HARDWARE).......................................................541 13.4.1 OUTLINE.....................................................................541 13.4.2 SPECIFICATIONS OF TOTAL CONTROLLER OUTPUT...................................542 13.4.3 DETAILS OF TOTAL CONTROLLER CONNECTOR.......................................546 13.4.4 ARRANGEMENT OF TOTAL CONTROLLER CONNECTOR PIN...............................547 13.4.5 PROPORTIONAL SOLENOID VALVE MEASURING POSITION (VOLTAGE)....................554 13.5 ADJUSTMENT OF TOTAL CONTROLLER....................................................556 13.5.1 NECESSITY OF ADJUSTMENT.....................................................556 13.5.2 ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES OF TOTAL CONTROLLER...................................556 13.6 CONTROLLER MALFUNCTION EMERGENCY MEASURES.........................................563 14. AIR CONDITIONER........................................................................565 14.1 OPERATION ITEMS...................................................................567 14.2 SAFETY MONITOR FUNCTIONS..........................................................568 14.3 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE................................................571 14.3.1 SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS DURING REPLACEMENT...................................571 14.3.2 INTERIOR UNIT...............................................................573 14.4 OPERATIONAL PRECAUTIONS...........................................................582 14.5 INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE........................................................583 14.5.1 INSPECTION/MAINTENANCE LIST.................................................583 14.5.2 INSPECTION/MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES...........................................583 14.6 ELECTRIC SYSTEM SCHEMATIC.........................................................587 15. TRANSLIFTER SYSTEM.....................................................................589 15.1 LOCATION OF MAIN COMPONENTS.......................................................591 15.2 CONSTRUCTION AND WORKING PRINCIPLE................................................594 15.2.1 OUTLINE.....................................................................594 15.3 WORKING PRINCIPLE.................................................................596 15.3.1 RAISING THE TRANSLIFTER.....................................................596 15.3.2 LOWERING THE TRANSLIFTER....................................................598 15.4 REMOTE CONTROL SWITCH.............................................................600 16. JIB HOIST SYSTEM.......................................................................601 16.1 APPARATUS AND LOCATION OF COMPONENTS..............................................603 16.2 CONSTRUCTION AND FUNCTION.........................................................604 16.2.1 HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC.........................................................605 16.2.2 RAISING THE JIB.............................................................606 16.2.3 NEUTRAL (MAINTAINING THE JIB POSITION)......................................608 16.2.4 LOWERING THE JIB............................................................610 16.3 JIB DRUM LOCK.....................................................................612 16.3.1 ASSEMBLY DRAWING............................................................612 16.3.2 ADJUSTING THE JIB DRUM LOCK.................................................613
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