MAXI MOVE™

MAXI MOVE™Preventive Maintenance Schedule

001.25065.EN rev. 7 • February 2014 ...with people in mind

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Equipment operators and service/maintenance personnelshould keep this preventive maintenance schedule onhand.This preventive maintenance schedule documents thebasic steps to ensure product safety. ArjoHuntleighoffers comprehensive service support programs tomaximise the long-term safety, reliability and value ofthis product. For more information or to ask forquotations on these services, contact your localArjoHuntleigh representative.The equipment is subject to wear and tear, and thefollowing maintenance instructions must be performedwhen specified to ensure that the equipment remainswithin its original manufacturing specifications.Please refer to the “Operating Instructions”001.25060.XX (XX = two letters of the language code)as well as the “Parts List” 001.25070.EN which areavailable from your ArjoHuntleigh dealer.Unauthorized modifications on any ArjoHuntleighequipment may affect its safety. ArjoHuntleigh will notbe held responsible for any accidents, incidents or lackof performance that occur as a result of any unauthorizedmodification to its products.ArjoHuntleigh strongly advises and warns that onlyArjoHuntleigh designated parts should be used onequipment and other appliances supplied byArjoHuntleigh, to avoid injuries that can be attributed tothe use of inadequate parts.

Design Policy and Copyright® and ™ are trademarks belonging to the ArjoHuntleigh group of companies.© ArjoHuntleigh 2014.As our policy is one of continuous improvement, we reserve the right to modify designs without prior notice.The content of this publication may not be copied either whole or in part without the consent of ArjoHuntleigh.

Definitions Used in this Manual:

Means: Failure to understand and follow theseinstructions may result in injury to yourself and others.

Means: Failure to follow these instructions may causedamage to the product(s).

Means: This is important information regarding thecorrect use of the equipment.

WARNING:

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the lift through its full range from both the control panel and theandset in a normal and smooth manner. X

jib in the fully lowered position, visually examine the exposedaps on each side of the mast for any cuts or fraying. If damageday, withdraw lifter from use immediately and have lift strapswith new ones.

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scale is installed, check the accuracy of the unit and recalibrate if 4.

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a torque tightening check. Identify type of legs (see Fig. 8) andtorque tightening check according to leg model and material. 5.

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Note 1With the jib raised well above its lowest position, use thecontrol handset to lower the jib. At the same time, hold thejib up with your other hand for about five seconds. Themotor will stop as long as the jib is held up. Release thebutton on the handset. The jib must remain in its originalposition. Repeat the test this time using the control panellower button.

Note 2Use the control handset to lift or lower the jib. Meanwhile,press the stop button. Powered movement must stopimmediately. Reset by pressing the green power button.Repeat the test operating the chassis legs to open or close.

Note 31. Raise the red coloured emergency lever (see Fig. 7). 2. Remove locking pin. 3. Turn handle clockwise. The jib must lower freely.4. Reinstall the locking pin. Close lever.

Note 4 In the EU (where approved), if a Class III scale has beeninstalled, the scale must be reinspected by an approvedorganization and signed off in the log book.

Note 5(a) Chassis to the mast link (x 1):

48-52 N•m (36-39 lbf•ft) See Fig. 8, item D x 1.(b) Chassis leg pivot bolts (x 2):

20-25 N•m (15-18 lbf•ft). See Fig. 8, item B x 2.(c) Castors to the chassis legs (Aluminum - x 2):

15-20 N•m (11-15 lbf•ft). See Fig. 8, item A x 2.(d) Castors to the chassis legs (Steel - x 2):

35-40 N•m (26-30 lbf•ft) See Fig. 8, item C x 2.(e) Castor to the chassis legs (Extra Low Height (x 2):

6-8 N•m (4.5-6 lbf•ft) See Fig. 8, item E x 2.

Note 6

To access the usage counterscreen:

1. Turn off the Maxi Move by pressing the red stop button (see Fig. 1).

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2. With the handset, push down simultaneously on both buttons just below the display, as well as the DPS “sit up” button (see Fig. 2). While keeping the buttons pressed, turn the unit on with the power button and hold the buttons down for three additional seconds or until you hear a series of three beeps.

Fig. 23. The usage counter screen will display two columns

of digits (see Fig. 3). The digits displayed represent the accumulated time (in tenth of hour) of the mast motor’s powered movement.

Fig. 34. Press the reset button for five seconds to set the

usage counter back to zero. A series of beeps will confirm that the usage counter was reset.

5. Turn the unit off again using the stop button. When the unit is next powered up, the digits for the usage counter will show a zero value (see Fig. 4).

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NOTE: For a full list of spares and sparespackages, please refer to the “Maxi MoveParts List” 001.25070.EN. That manual isavailable through your local ArjoHuntleighdistributor.

WARNING: Never reset the usage counterwithout first making sure that all themaintenance needs of the lift have beenaddressed as described in this manual.Failure to do so may leave potential issuesundetected.

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