CONTACTORS - OPERATION AND

SETTINGS
120 AETJL - 150 AETJ COMPACT
150 AETJL - 170 AETJL
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A - CONTACTORS - LOCATION...............................................................P 2

B - SLOPE SENSOR - ADJUSTMENT .......................................................P 2

C - OVERLOAD SENSORS - ADJUSTMENT ..............................................P 3

D - ARM LOW SENSORS - ADJUSTMENT ................................................P 4

E - TELESCOPE RETRACTED SENSORS - ADJUSTMENT ...........................P 5

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 A - CONTACTORS
LOCATION

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B - SLOPE SENSOR
ADJUSTMENT

The slope sensors are pre-set by the manufacturer. The

only parameter that can be adjusted is sensor initialisation.

- Set the platform on a horizontal surface and leave it switched on.

- Open the right-hand turret cowl (B1-1). B1

NT
RO 1
F
- Note the position of the slope sensor between the base console
casing and the counterweight.

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Check that the sensor angle recorded in (B2-1) matches

1
B2
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- Take hold of the unconnected wire (B2-2) coming out of the sensor.

- Remove the plastic cover (B2-3) from the end of the wire.
BLUE 0V
BROWN +24V
- Remove the right-hand batterys protective cover (B1-2).
GREEN 0 V SLOPE
24 V SLOPE
- Take an electric wire 0.5m long, stripped at both ends and connect
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it to the wire (B2-2) and the right-hand batterys terminal (B1-3) :

- The green LED under the sensor will flash several times.
- It stops flashing when the sensor is initialised.
- It lights permanently.

The green LED is lit in normal operation and only goes out
if the angular slope value is exceeded.

- Instruct the platform to move so that it is on a slope and check :

- That the alarm is triggered (intermittent beep).

- That the lifting movements are cut off.

- Instruct the platform to move so that it is back on a horizontal plane

and check that the alarm stops.

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C - OVERLOAD SENSORS
ADJUSTMENT

- Set the basket in the low position and leave the platform switched on.

- Remove the cowl (C1-1). C1

2
- Connect the calibrator to the platform .................... 80-8-11-M.118

Adjusting the level of pre-stress on the overload spring

- Place a load in the basket and distribute it evenly over the floor :

- 120 AETJL ......................................................................170kg FR

ON
- 150 AETJ COMPACT ....................................................170kg T 1
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- 150 AETJL ......................................................................200kg
- 170 AETJL ......................................................................170kg

- Tighten the bolt (C1-2) so that it can still rotate freely after the opera-
tion but with minimum play

Adjusting the overload sensors

- Loosen the lock nuts (C2-1) and then tighten the overload screws C2
1
(C2-2) fully.

- Place a load in the basket, distributing it evenly :

- 120 AETJL ......................................................................230kg

- 150 AETJ COMPACT ....................................................230kg 2
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- 150 AETJL ......................................................................250kg
- 170 AETJL ......................................................................230kg

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- SQ5a sensor: test menu 1.3.16
SQ5b sensor: test menu 2.4.9 .............................. 80-8-11-M.118

- Note the position of the SQ5a sensor (yellow ring on the power cable)
and loosen its overload screw (C2-2) until the calibrator shows OPEN
instead of CLOSED.

- Note the position of the SQ5b sensor (yellow ring on the power
cable) and loosen its overload screw (C2-2) until the calibrator shows
CLOSED instead of OPEN.

Testing the overload system

- Remove 20kg from the load in the basket and check that :

- The alarm switches off.

- The calibrator shows CLOSED in test menu 1.3.16 (SQ5a).
- The calibrator shows OPEN in test menu 2.4.9 (SQ5b).

- Return the 20kg to the basket; the alarm triggers (permanent beep).

- Tighten the lock nuts (C2-1) and mark then with a dab of paint to
confirm that they have been adjusted.

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 D - ARM LOW SENSORS
ADJUSTMENT

- Place the arms in the low position by holding down the control.
Leave the platform switched on.

D - 1 - PLATFORM 120 AETJL

- Loosen the lock nuts (D1-1). D1 120 AETJL

T
ON
FR 1
- Tighten or loosen the sensors (D1-2) until their LED, located next to
the power supply wire, changes from red to green (the residual play
between the sensor and the support is approximately 3mm).

- Tighten the lock nuts.

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D - 2 - PLATFORMS 150 AETJ COMPACT - 150 AETJL - 170 AETJL

- Remove the sensors protective cover (D2-1) on arm 3. D2 150 AETJ C

150 AETJL
170 AETJL
1
FR
ON
T

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- Loosen the lock nuts (D3-1). D3 150 AETJ C

150 AETJL
T
ON 170 AETJL
FR
- Tighten or loosen the sensors (D3-2) until their LED, located next to 1
the power supply wire, changes from red to green (the residual play
between the sensor and the support is approximately 3mm).

- Tighten the lock nuts.

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E - TELESCOPE RETRACTED SENSORS
ADJUSTMENT

- With the arm in the low position, retract the telescope by holding
down the control. Leave the platform switched on.

- Remove the cowl (E1-1). E1

FR
ON 1
T

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- Loosen the lock nuts (E2-1). E2

O NT
FR
- Tighten or loosen the sensors (E2-2) until their LED, located next to
the power supply wire, changes from red to green (the residual play
between the sensor and the support is approximately 3mm). 1

- Tighten the lock nuts.

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