Clarke CFC2000 Manual de usuario

2 TONNE FOLDING CRANE

MODEL No: CFC2000

Part No: 7611020

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing this CLARKE folding crane.

Before using the crane, please read this instruction manual thoroughly and

carefully follow all directions given. This is for your own safety and for that of

others around you, and will also help you achieve long and trouble free service

from your crane.

GUARANTEE

• This product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12

months. Please keep your receipt as proof of purchase.

• This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or

tampered with in any way, or not used for the purpose for which it was

intended.

• Faulty goods should be returned to their place of purchase, no product

can be returned to us without prior permission.

• This guarantee does not effect your statutory rights.

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SAFETY INFORMATION

WARNING:

FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THESE RULES AND PRECAUTIONS, MAY

RESULT IN LOSS OF LOAD, DAMAGE TO, OR FAILURE OF THE EQUIPMENT, OR

EVEN PERSONAL INJURY.

1. Always read instructions before setting up the equipment and before use.

2. Always inspect the crane before use to ensure it is correctly assembled and in

good condition, and replace any damaged or worn parts.

3. When replacing parts, use only those supplied by Clarke International. Refer

to Parts List on pages 8-9.

4. Never exceed the safe working load capacities specified on the jib for each

position (as marked on the jib).

IMPORTANT: If the load capacity decal becomes worn or illegible, contact Clarke

Parts and service department, on 0208 988 7400 for replacement.

5. Only use chains, slings, hooks etc. with a rated capacity equal to, or greater

than that of the load. Check that they are secure and will not slip under load.

6. Always lock the jib and legs into position before lifting a load.

7. Only use the crane on a flat, solid, level surface that is capable of bearing

the weight of the load.

8. Lower the load as much as possible before moving the crane. Do not use the

crane to transport loads.

9. Use appropriate safety equipment, such as protective footwear, when using

this crane.

10. Ensure the crane operator is skilled and trained in both operation and safety

aspects.

11. Do not allow the load to swing or drop suddenly whilst moving or lowering.

12. If the crane has been subjected to an abnormal load or shock, it should be

removed from service immediately and fully inspected by qualified

personnel.

13. Ensure that the crane is properly maintained, and lubricated at all times, and

that corrosion is not allowed to weaken any part of the crane.

14. Do not use around children or untrained persons.

15. This is a heavy unit (165 kg). Take care when lifting.

16. Do not use this crane to lift people.

17. Do not work under any raised load.

STORAGE - VERY IMPORTANT

See separate section on page 6

BEFORE USE

1. Remove the leg securing pin

from one of the legs as shown.

• You may need to rotate the

leg securing pin to align the

locking pin with the notch at

the top of the boss.

2. Lower the leg carefully to the floor.

3. Repeat for the other leg.

4. Secure both legs in the down

position using the leg securing pin

as shown.

• You will need to get someone

to tilt the crane back slightly as

you insert the pin.

• Align the small locking pin with

the notch at the top of the

boss.

• Once the locking pin has

passed the face of the boss

the securing pin should then

be rotated, locking the pin in

position.

5. Position the crane as required and

lock the casters to stop the crane

from moving during use.

OPERATION

RAISING THE JIB

IMPORTANT: Make sure that the hook is directly above the point of lift, which in

turn is directly above the centre of

gravity of the load.

1. Use the end of the pump handle

(24) to close the valve by turning it

fully clockwise.

• It should only be hand tight: do

not overtighten.

2. Return the pump handle (24) to the

pump linkage and pump the

handle until the crane reaches the

desired height.

LOWERING THE JIB

1. Use the end of the pump handle

(24) to turn the valve anticlockwise

VERY SLOWLY.

•The speed of lowering the load is

controlled by how much you turn

the valve.

EXTENDING THE JIB

Raise the jib to a horizontal position.

1. Remove the R-Clip from one side of

the pin.

2. Withdraw the pin.

3. Reposition the jib extension to the

desired length.

Note: Never try to adjust the jib when

it is supporting a load.

4. Replace the pin and secure using

the R-Clip.

NOTES:

a. During transit or storage, an air pocket may have developed within the

hydraulic ram, making the ram appear to be ‘spongy’. As the ram is self

bleeding, any air will be dispelled and the ram action normalised by fully

raising and lowering the jib a few times.

b. Should the jib not reach its full height, the oil level should be checked, as

described in the Maintenance section.

STORAGE

ALWAYS get adult assistance when folding the crane into its storage

configuration.

TO STORE THE CRANE.

1. With an assistant supporting the

crane, pull out the lock pin (9), you

may need to tilt the crane back

slightly to do this correctly.

• You may need to rotate the leg

securing pin to align the locking pin

with the notch at the top of the

boss.

NOTE: REMEBER THE CRANE IS HEAVY.

2. Raise the leg up to the storage

position.

3. Replace the lock pin (9), through

the hole in the frame so that the leg

is locked in the up position.

4. Repeat this for the other leg. then

check both legs are secure.

5. The pump handle (24) is housed in a

bracket on the side of the main

support post (31).

6. Once the crane is folded use

extreme care when moving it to the storage location.

STORAGE WARNINGS

1. The crane MUST be firmly secured to a wall or fixed

location when not in use.

2. Use a strong strap or chain or suitable restraint to prevent

any accidental movement.

3. Test that the crane is firmly secured before leaving it in its

storage location.

• Alternatively you can lay the crane down and store it

flat.

4. Always, store the crane with the jib in its lowest position.

This prevents any possibility of corrosion of the ram.

5. Do not leave the crane in the open, or exposed to the

elements. Keep under cover.

Lock Pin

Pump handle

MAINTENANCE

GENERAL

1. Do not attempt to adjust or tamper with the ram assembly, there are no

serviceable parts. Contact the Clarke service department for any repairs.

BEFORE USE

1. Always visually inspect the crane before use, to ensure that all parts are

correctly located and secure. Check for hydraulic leaks, signs of damage or

worn parts and check the wheels and castors for serviceability.

2. A slight dampness on the ram is normal, but where leakage is apparent, the

ram seals must be renewed. Consult the Clarke service department.

EVERY WEEK

1. Each pin and bolt should be removed and inspected for wear, deformation

or cracks. If any are apparent, the pin or bolt should be renewed.

2. Check the hydraulic ram operation and check the hydraulic oil level. (see

below).

ANNUALLY

The crane should be fully inspected annually by a competent person.

1. Check wheels and castors to ensure they move freely without undue wear to

their bores, and that the wheels are not cracked or damaged in any way.

2. Remove any rust or corrosion and repaint to prevent further corrosion.

3. Ensure that all decals and warning labels are in place and perfectly legible.

HYDRAULIC OIL

It may be necessary from time to time to top up the

hydraulic oil level, as follows.

1. Lower the jib to its lowest position, and remove

the bolt (30) that joins the ram (28) to the jib (33).

2. Rest the ram against the main support post and

raise and prop up the jib (33). Use a cable or

similar ensure the ram does not drop.

3. Remove the vent plug from the side of the ram.

4. Top up the oil until it is level with the hole. Then

replace the vent plug.

•We recommend that the hydraulic oil is

changed after every 100 hours of operation.

NOTE:Top up using Clarke hydraulic oil (part

number 3050830).

•Do not mix different types of oil.

Vent plug

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PARTS LIST

SPARE PARTS AND SERVICING

Please contact your nearest dealer, or CLARKE International, on one of the following numbers.

PARTS & SERVICE TEL: 020 8988 7400

PARTS & SERVICE FAX 020 8558 3622

or e-mail as follows:

PARTS: [email protected]

SERVICE: [email protected]

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