Instruction Manual for NOBLELIFT models including: OPH01 01E Mobile Elevating Work Platform, OPH01 01E, Mobile Elevating Work Platform, Elevating Work Platform, Work Platform
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DocumentDocumentINSTRUCTION MANUAL Mobile Elevating Work Platform OPH01/01E
WARNING Do not use the elevating work platform before reading and understanding these operating instructions. NOTE:
· Please check the designation of your present type at the last page of this document as well as on the ID-plate.
· Keep this manual for future reference.
This mobile elevating work platform can only be used indoors.
Version 05/2022 OPH 01/01E-SMS-001-EN
FOREWORD
Before operating this mobile elevating work platform (MEWP) read this ORIGINAL INSTRUCTION MANUAL carefully and understand the usage of this truck completely. Improper operation could cause danger.
This manual describes the operating instructions of different versions of the mobile elevating work platform. When operating and carrying out maintenance on this truck, make sure that the related description applies to your truck type.
Keep this manual for future reference. If warning/caution labels are damaged or get lost, please contact your local dealer for replacement.
ATTENTION: Environmentally hazardous waste, such as batteries, oil and electronics, will negatively
affect the environment or human health, if handled incorrectly.
The waste packages should be sorted and put into solid dustbins according to the materials and be collected and disposed of by local special environment protection bureau. To avoid pollution, it's forbidden to throw away the wastes randomly.
To avoid leaking during the use of the products, the user should prepare some absorbable materials (scraps of wooden or dry duster cloth) to absorb the leaking oil in time. To avoid second pollution to the environment, the used absorbable materials should be handed in to special departments in terms of local authorities.
Our products are subject to ongoing developments. Because this manual is only for the purpose of operating /maintaining the MEWP, please have an understanding that there is no guarantee particular features are in this manual.
NOTE: The sign on the left indicates warning and hazard in this manual. Failure to comply with these instructions may result in death or serious injury.
Copyright
Copyright of these instructions remains with the company that is indicated on the CE- certificate at the end of this manual. For trucks sold within USA, copyright remains with the company that is indicated on the company sticker.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. CORRECT USE AND APPLICATION ................................................................................................ 5 a. General ........................................................................................................................................... 5 b. Correct application .......................................................................................................................... 5 c. Approved application conditions ..................................................................................................... 6 d. Proprietor responsibilities ............................................................................................................... 6 e. Adding attachments and/or optional equipment ............................................................................. 6
2. TRUCK DDESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................... 7 a. Application....................................................................................................................................... 7 b. Main Components and Functional Description............................................................................... 7 b.1 Main Components Overview ................................................................................................. 7 b.2 Functional Description ........................................................................................................... 8 c. Technical Data .............................................................................................................................. 10 d. Description of identification plate, safety and warning labels....................................................... 12 d.1 Labels and description......................................................................................................... 12 d.2 Identification plate................................................................................................................ 12
3. COMMISSIONING, TRANSPORT, DECOMMISSIONING .............................................................. 13 a. Using the truck for the first time .................................................................................................... 13 b. Lifting by crane and transportation ............................................................................................... 13
4. DAILY INSPECTION ........................................................................................................................ 14 5. TRUCK OPERATION ....................................................................................................................... 15
a. Safety regulations for the operation of MEWP ............................................................................. 15 b. Displays and controls.................................................................................................................... 16 c. The MEWP is in operation ............................................................................................................ 16
c.1 Checks and operations to be performed before starting daily work.................................... 16 c.2 Preparing the truck for operation ......................................................................................... 17 c.3 Checks and operations to be carried out when the truck is operational ............................. 17 c.4 Parking the MEWP securely ................................................................................................ 17 d. Working with the MEWP ............................................................................................................... 18 d.1 Safety regulations for truck operation.................................................................................. 18 d.2 How to act in hazardous situations...................................................................................... 19 d.3 Emergency disconnect ........................................................................................................ 19 d.4 Emergency control............................................................................................................... 20 d.5 Emergency lowering ............................................................................................................ 21 d.6 Traveling .............................................................................................................................. 21 d.7 Steering................................................................................................................................ 22 d.8 Brakes .................................................................................................................................. 22 d.9 Lifting or lowering of the operator platform.......................................................................... 22 d.10 Lifting or lowering the storage table .................................................................................. 23 e. Pin-code lock................................................................................................................................. 24 f. Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................ 25 6. Battery - Servicing, Recharging, Display, Replacement .................................................................. 26
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a. Safety Regulations........................................................................................................................ 26 a.1 Maintenance personnel ....................................................................................................... 26 a.2 Battery disposal ................................................................................................................... 26 a.3 General notes on handling batteries ................................................................................... 26
b. Battery type ................................................................................................................................... 27 c. Charging........................................................................................................................................ 27 d. Display screen .............................................................................................................................. 27 e. Battery removal and installation.................................................................................................... 28 7. REGULAR MAINTENANCE............................................................................................................. 29 a. Maintenance checklist................................................................................................................... 29 b. Lubricating points.......................................................................................................................... 30 c. Check and refill hydraulic oil ......................................................................................................... 31 d. Check the electrical fuses ............................................................................................................. 31 8. WIRING/ CIRCUIT DIAGRAM.......................................................................................................... 32 a. Electrical circuit diagram ............................................................................................................... 32 b. Hydraulic circuit diagram .............................................................................................................. 33 9. FOR US- AMERICAN MARKET....................................................................................................... 34 a. Technical data for US market........................................................................................................ 34 10. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY (valid, if sold within EU) .......................................................... 36
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1. CORRECT USE AND APPLICATION
a. General
The mobile elevating work platform must be used, operated and serviced in accordance with this instruction manual. Any other type of application is considered improper use and may result in injuries to personnel or other property.
b. Correct application
The maximum loads are indicated on the capacity plate and must not be exceeded.
The following operations are in accordance with regulations and are permitted: Lifting and lowering by the operator on the operator platform. Transporting small items on the storage table. Travel with the platform raised or lowered. Travel in indoor areas. Travel on even ground. Order picking of goods. Maintenance work.
The following operations are prohibited: Pushing or pulling of loads. Travel on uneven ground. Travel in outdoor areas. Wind forces affect the operational stability of the MEWP.
The MEWP is intended only for indoor applications. If wind forces occur during an indoor application (e.g., if warehouse gates are opened), operation should be suspended until the wind forces have subsided.
Operation in areas open to the public
Risk of injury to third parties if the truck is operated in areas open to the public.
If operated in areas open to the public, the MEWP must be driven and operated only by trained operators or drivers.
If the situation becomes too confusing due to the presence of the public, the owner must instruct the public to allow space in order to avoid potential accidents. If necessary, the operator must work in cooperation with a coordinator who directs people away from the hazardous area and warns the operator if anyone is still present in the hazardous area.
For the safety of third parties, the MEWP is equipped with lighting. The warning signal can be activated with the button.
If one of these safety features is not functioning, take the MEWP out of service and do not use it until the fault safety feature has been repaired.
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c. Approved application conditions
Application in industrial and commercial environments. Operation only on paved level ground with sufficient load-bearing capacity. Do not exceed the permissible surface and spot load limits on the travel paths. Operation only on travel paths that are visible and approved by the operating company. The maximum tilt angle of work is up to 1.5°. Do not travel across or at an angle on inclines. Travel with the load facing uphill. Operation in areas partially open to the public with necessary precautions.
Operating the truck under extreme conditions can result in malfunctions and accidents.
Special equipment and authorization are required if the MEWP is to be used in extreme conditions, especially in dusty or corrosive environments.
Operation in explosive atmospheres is not permitted.
The MEWP must be used only in industrial and commercial environments. The truck must be parked and secured only in indoor areas.
Permissible temperature range +5 °C to +25 °C. Secure parking is only permissible at +5 °C to +25 °C. Maximum air humidity 95% non-condensing. Do not charge the battery below +5 °C.
d. Proprietor responsibilities
For the purposes of this instruction manual, the "operating company" is defined as any natural or legal person who either uses the MEWP himself, or on whose behalf it is used. In special cases (e. g. leasing or renting), the operating company is considered to be the person who is to carry out the specified operational duties in accordance with existing contractual agreements between the owner and operator of the industrial truck.
The operating company must ensure that the MEWP is used only for its intended purpose and that dangers to the health and safety of the operator and third parties are prevented. Furthermore, accident prevention regulations, safety regulations and operating, servicing and repair guidelines must be followed. The operating company must ensure that all operators have read and understood these instructions.
Failure to comply with the operating instructions shall invalidate the warranty. The same applies if improper work is carried out on the truck by the operator or third parties without the permission of the manufacturer.
e. Adding attachments and/or optional equipment
The mounting or installation of additional equipment which affects or extends the functionality of the MEWP requires prior permission in writing from the manufacturer. Local-authority approval may also need to be obtained. Local authority approval cannot take the place of the manufacturer's approval.
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2. TRUCK DDESCRIPTION
a. Application
The MEWP is a small items order-picker and is intended for operation on level ground. Small items can be placed and carried on the storage table. The low overall height and platform height allow it to be driven through doorways. The low net weight means that it can travel on lifts. The rated capacity is indicated on the identification plate or the Qmax capacity sticker.
b. Main Components and Functional Description
b.1 Main Components Overview
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Item
Description
Item
1
Left handle (steering)
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2
LCD screen
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3
Main light button (optional)
18
4
Storage table lifting/ lowering switch
19
5
Emergency switch
20
6
Side light button
21
7
Pin-code panel
22
8
Right handle (traveling)
23
9
Operator platform doors
24
10
Storage table
25
11
Steering wheel
26
12
Battery panel
27
13
Warning light
28
14
Main light (optional)
29
15
Platform mat
30
Description Rear wheel Reversing light Power disconnect switch Brake disengage switch (optional for OPH01) Enable button Lifting switch Lowering switch Drive wheel
Charger Side light Emergency lowering control Platform lifting/ lowering potentiometer Turtle speed switch Horn button Logic switch
b.2 Functional Description
Safety mechanisms
The operator on the platform is surrounded by a padded handrail to ensure the security of the operator. The two-hand operation (mechanical handles) allows secure operation. If one hand is released, the truck cannot work normally. Doors must always be kept closed when the operator platform is raised. The MEWP cannot be operated when the doors are opened. In the raised position, if the area under the operator platform is occupied (e.g. by an object or person), lowering is stopped.
Emergency stop safety feature
In hazardous situations, the emergency disconnect switch is used to deactivate all electrical functions.
The MEWP brakes automatically
If the system detects that the required signals have not been received, or detects an error, the system responds with an emergency stop and brakes the MEWP until it stops or a valid signal status has been reached.
Hydraulic system
Move the platform lifting potentiometer (27) in direction of lifting to start the pump unit and supply hydraulic oil from the oil tank to the lift cylinder. Move the lowering potentiometer (27) in direction of lowering to initiate platform lowering. Press the storage table lifting/ lowering switch to raise the storage table at a constant speed; press the lowering button to lower the load handler.
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OPH01E: The lifting of the platform is proportional and speed can be controlled, the lowering is not proportional and can't be adjusted by an operator.
OPH01: The lifting and lowering of the platform are proportional and can be controlled by an operator Operator platform The MEWP is equipped with an operator platform. The travel functions are enabled only if the operator is standing on the operator platform holding both hands on the handles and the doors are closed. Drive system Driving function is initiated by rotation of right handle, both hands of an operator must be located on handles and doors must be closed.
OPH01E: The traction controller controls one AC motor for driving located in the front part of the MEWP in the middle position, the truck is equipped with two additional side wheels for better stability.
OPH01: The traction controller controls two AC motors located at the back side of the truck. Two swivel castors are installed in the front part of MEWP Steering Electric steering is operated via a rocker switch on the left handle. The steering control returns to neutral position when released.
OPH01E: The steering is maintained through rotation of driving motor around its vertical axle. The steering DC motor is controlled by the steering controller
OPH01: The steering is maintained through difference of rotating speed for left and right drive motors of the truck. Electrical system The MEWP is equipped with electronic drive and lift control. The working voltage of the electrical system of the MEWP is 24 Volt. Controls and displays Ergonomic control handles ensure sensitive application of driving, steering, lifting and lowering functions. The high-definition LCD display shows the important information for an operator, such as service hours, battery capacity, fault codes and alarms.
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c. Technical Data
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Table of main technical data for standard version
Type sheet for industrial truck 1 Manufacturer (abbreviation)
Distinguishing mark
2 Manufacturer's type designation
3 Electrical system voltage
V
Platform
4 Load capacity
Storage table
kg
Battery panel
5 Service weight (incl. battery)
kg
6 Platform height (platform top edge to floor)
mm
7 Platform lift
mm
Storage panel top edge to floor, min
mm
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Storage panel top edge to floor, max
mm
9 Overall height
mm
Dimensions
10 Maximum height
mm
11 Minimum height
mm
12 Overall length
mm
13 Overall width
mm
14 Wheels, number front/ rear (x=driven wheels)
Rear wheel (d x w)
mm
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Front wheel (d x w)
mm
16 Turning radius, min
mm
17 Service brake
Performance
18 Parking brake
19 Gradeability, laden/unladen
%
20 Travel speed, laden/unladen 21 Lift speed, laden/unladen
km/h m/s
22 Lowering speed, laden/unladen
m/s
Maintenance-free battery (5h discharge rate) 23
Energy consumption acc. to VDI cycle
V/Ah Kg kWh/h
Battery
24 Lithium battery (optional)
V/Ah Kg
Charger 25
Lithium battery charger (optional) 26 Drive motor power 27 Lift motor rating at S3 10%
Amp Amp kW kW
Motor
28 Storage panel lift motor power
kW
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Noblelift
OPH 01
OPH01E
24
150
90
100
700
660
318
3015
1395
4091
4150
5000
1454
1470
750
2x +2
1 x+2/2
250 x 80
256 x 80
203 x 56
220 x 70
1300
Regenerative
Electric disengaged
5/8
5.5/5.5
0.2/0.22
0.21/0.18
24/200
24/106
4x36
2x35
0.75
0.41
24/60
24/60
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17
30
12
25
15
0.5
0.65
2.2
0.8
Additio n data
29 Type of drive unit
AC
30 Sound pressure level at driver's seat
dB(A)
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d. Description of identification plate, safety and warning labels
d.1 Labels and description
Follow the instructions given on the labels and decals, keep them intact and legible. Replace if necessary.
d.2 Identification plate
Designation Type Number of operator Maximum permitted inclination angle at low position Rated capacity (Q2)
Weight of 1person, max. (Q1)
Rated voltage Net weight w/o. battery
xxx xxxxxx
x x xxx
xxx
xx xxx
Manufacturer
Serial number
Manufacture date Maximum permitted inclination angle at high position Load capacity at low position (Q3) Maximum permitted wind speed Maximum permitted manual force
Drive unit power Battery mass, min./ max.
xxx xxxxxxxxxx
xx/xxxx
x
xxx x xxx xxx xx/xx
xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxx
The identification plate layout and content are subject to the label that posted on the truck.
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3. COMMISSIONING, TRANSPORT, DECOMMISSIONING
a. Using the truck for the first time
After receiving the new MEWP or re-commissioning, please perform the following steps before (firstly) operating the truck: Check if all parts are included and without damage. Check the battery installation and charge status (see chapter 6). Carry out the daily inspections as well as functional checks (see chapter 4).
b. Lifting by crane and transportation
For transportation, remove the load, lower the platform to the proper position and fasten the MEWP safely with dedicated crane or hoisting equipment.
Lifting by crane
USE DEDICATED CRANE AND LIFTING EQUIPMENT. DO NOT STAND UNDER SWAYING LOADS. DO NOT WALK INTO A HAZARDOUS AREA DURING LIFTING.
Transportation
ALWAYS FASTEN THE MEWP SECURELY DURING THE TRANSPORTATION ON A LORRY OR TRUCK. Lower the platform and park the MEWP securely. Fasten the MEWP according to the figure on the right: fix dedicated lashing belts to chassis, and fasten the other side at the transporting lorry. Secure the wheel with wedge block (31) to prevent slippage.
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4. DAILY INSPECTION
This chapter describes the checks and inspections to be performed before starting daily operation. Daily inspection is effective to discover the malfunctions or defects of this MEWP. Carry out the following checks before operation. Lower the platform and remove the load from the MEWP.
IF ANY MALFUNCTIONS ARE FOUND ON THIS MEWP, IT MUST BE TAKEN OUT OF SERVICE. Check for deformation or cracks. Check if there is any oil leakage from the cylinders. Check the truck status of driving in its longitudinal direction, check steering functions. Check the wheels for freedom of movement. Check the function of the emergency braking by activating the emergency switch. Check the braking function after releasing the handle. Check the lifting and lowering functions by operating the buttons. Check if all bolts and nuts are tightened firmly. Visually check if there are any broken oil hoses or electric wires.
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5. TRUCK OPERATION
a. Safety regulations for the operation of MEWP
Driver authorization The MEWP must be used only by suitably trained personnel, who have the ability to drive and handle loads and have been expressly authorized to operate the MEWP. National regulations must also be followed where applicable. A driver's license may be required.
Wind forces affect the operational stability of the MEWP.
The MEWP is intended only for indoor applications. If wind forces occur during an indoor application (e.g. if warehouse gates are opened), operation should be suspended until the wind forces have subsided.
Operator's rights, obligations and responsibilities The operator must be informed of his duties and responsibilities and be instructed in the operation of the MEWP, and must be familiar with the content of these operating instructions.
Unauthorized use The operator is responsible for the MEWP in use. The operator must prevent unauthorized personnel from driving or operating the MEWP. No one (except the operator) must be lifted or carried onto the MEWP.
Damage and faults The operator must inform the supervisor immediately of any damages or faults in the MEWP. An MEWP which is unsafe for operation (e.g. due to worn wheels or fault brakes) must not be used until it has been correctly repaired.
Repairs The operator must not carry out any repairs or modifications to the MEWP without authorization or necessary training. The operator must never disable or adjust safety mechanisms or switches.
Hazardous area
Danger of accident/ injury in the hazardous area around the MEWP.
The hazardous area is the area in which people can be endangered by the travelling or lifting movements of the MEWP. This also includes the area within range of falling loads or lowering/falling operating equipment. Instruct unauthorized personnel to leave the hazardous area. In case of danger to third parties, give a warning signal in time. If unauthorized personnel are still within the hazardous area despite being requested to leave, stop
the MEWP immediately.
Safety devices, warning signs and warning instructions Safety devices, warning signs and warning instructions in this instruction manual must be strictly observed.
Removing or disabling safety devices can cause accidents.
Removing or disabling safety devices such as the emergency switch, key switch, buttons, horn, blue-ray light, sensors, panels, etc. can result in accidents and injuries.
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Report any defects immediately to your supervisor. Identify the faulty MEWP and take out of service. Do not return the MEWP to service until the fault is identified and rectified.
b. Displays and controls
Item
Description
1 Left handle
2 LCD screen
3 Main light button (optional)
4 Lifting/ lowering switch
5 Emergency switch
6 Side light button
7 Pin-code panel
8 Right handle
27 Lifting/ lowering potentiometer
28 Turtle speed switch
29 Horn button
30 Mechanical switch
Function Steering Display Turn on/ off the main light Lift/ lower the storage table Disconnects main current circuit from battery Turn on/off the side light Activate MEWP by pin-code access Traveling Lift/ lower the platform Switch on/ off the slow speed mode Audible warning Safety function design
c. The MEWP is in operation
c.1 Checks and operations to be performed before starting daily work
Damage or other defects in the MEWP can result in accidents.
If damage or other defects are discovered in the MEWP during the following checks, it must be taken out of service until it has been properly repaired. Report any defects immediately to your supervisor. Identify the faulty MEWP and take out of service. Do not return the MEWP to service until you have identified and repaired the fault.
Inspection before daily operation Check the entire MEWP from the outside for damage and leaks. Check the drive wheel and load wheels for damage. Check the markings and labels for completeness and legibility, see chapter 2.
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Make sure panels are secure and check them for damage. Check the lifting and lowering functions from the second
operator panel - the emergency control panel. Check the safety functions.
c.2 Preparing the truck for operation
For a correct start, do not place hands on the operating handles when switching on. The operating handles may only be used after the MEWP has started successfully and ran through self-diagnostics.
Switch on the MEWP Perform checks and operations before starting daily work. Pull the power disconnect switch (18). Open the doors (9). Go onto the operator platform (32). Close the doors (9). Turn the emergency switch (5) to unlock it. Enter the access code via pin-code panel (7). The LCD screen (2) displays normally and the MEWP is ready to be operated.
c.3 Checks and operations to be carried out when the truck is operational
Damage or other defects in the MEWP can result in accidents.
If damage or other defects are discovered in the MEWP during the following checks, it must be taken out of service until it has been properly repaired. Report any defects immediately to your supervisor. Identify the faulty MEWP and take out of service. Put it back into service only after the fault has been identified and repaired.
Test warning indicators and safety devices: Test the emergency switch function by pressing it. The main circuit is disconnected and no truck
movements can be performed. Test the horn by pressing the "horn" button. Check the braking efficiency. Test the steering. Do a function test of the hydraulic system. Test the travel functions. Test the controls and displays and check for damage.
c.4 Parking the MEWP securely
Risk of accident due to unsecured MEWP It is forbidden to leave the MEWP when unsecured.
Park the MEWP securely when leaving it. If the operator leaves the MEWP only for a brief time, activate the emergency switch.
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Risk of accident due to unsecured MEWP It is forbidden to park the MEWP on a slope or incline.
Place the MEWP on a level ground. In special cases, secure the MEWP with wedges. If the brakes do not work, place wedges under the wheels of the truck to prevent it from moving.
Procedure of parking the MEWP securely Park the MEWP on a level surface. Fully lower the working platform:
--- Press the "lowering potentiometer" (27) to lower the operator platform. --- Operate the handle (8) for travelling to turn the MEWP to "straight-ahead travel". Switch off the MEWP: --- Turn off the pin-code panel (7). Press the emergency switch (5). Open the doors (9). Leave the operator platform (32). Close the doors (9). Press the power disconnect switch (18). The MEWP is parked securely.
d. Working with the MEWP
d.1 Safety regulations for truck operation
Travel routes and work areas Only use lanes and routes specifically designated for truck traffic. Unauthorized third parties must stay away from work areas. Loads must only be stored in places specially designated for this purpose. The MEWP must be operated only in work areas with sufficient lighting, in order to avoid danger to personnel and materials. Additional optional equipment is necessary if the MEWP is operated in areas with insufficient lighting. Operation is permitted only in enclosed areas.
Do not exceed the permissible surface and point loading on the travel lanes. At blind spots get a second person to assist. Driver must ensure that the loading dock cannot be removed or come loose in loading/unloading.
Conduct while travelling The operator must adapt the travel speed to local conditions. The operator must drive slowly when passing through bends or narrow passageways, swing doors and blind spots. The operator must always keep a safe braking distance from any vehicle in front, and must be in control of the working platform at all times. Abrupt stopping (except in emergencies), rapid U turns and overtaking at dangerous or blind spots are not permitted. It is forbidden to lean out or reach out while travelling out of the working and operating area.
Tilt sensors Tilt sensors are active over a platform height of 500mm, which prevents the MEWP from tipping over when travelling on inclined surfaces. At inclination angles over 1.5°, travel and lifting are shut off. The
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operator platform must then be lowered. The MEWP can then be shunted out of the hazard area.
Travel visibility The operator must look in the travel direction and always have a clear view of the route ahead. If carrying loads that affect visibility, the MEWP must travel against the load direction. If this is not possible, a second person must walk alongside the MEWP to observe the travel path while maintaining contact with the operator. Travel only at slow speed and with particular caution. Stop the MEWP immediately if contact with a second person is lost.
Traveling on slopes and inclines Do not travel on slopes and inclines up to 8%. The slopes or inclines must be clean and non-slip. The truck must always be driven with the load facing uphill. It is forbidden to turn, drive at an oblique angle, or park the MEWP on inclines or slopes. When traveling on inclines, the driver must only drive the truck at slow speed and be ready to brake at any moment.
Entering the lifts Access to this MEWP is only permitted if the lifts have sufficient capacity, are suitable for driving on and authorized. When entering lifts, the MEWP must have the load in front and must take up a position which does not allow it to come into contact with the walls of the lifts.
Type of loads to be carried Loads must always be positioned safely and carefully. Use suitable precautions to prevent parts of the load from tipping or falling down. Prevent liquid loads from sloshing out.
Electromagnetic influence can result in accidents Strong magnets can cause electronic components such as Hall sensors to become damaged, resulting in accidents.
Do not use magnets in the operating area of the truck.
Risk of injury from falling parts Objects may fall if carried on the storage table.
Secure objects on the storage table against falling by using a container and/or fixtures. Do not exceed the permissible load of the storage table. Loose objects may not be carried on the operator platform.
Two-hand operation Only two-hand operation can trigger traveling, lifting and lowering movement.
d.2 How to act in hazardous situations
If the MEWP is in danger of tipping over or falling off a loading ramp, proceed as follows:
Abandon the truck. Avoid steering operations when traveling on a loading ramp.
d.3 Emergency disconnect
Maximum braking can cause accidents Operating the emergency switch during travel will bring the MEWP to a halt with maximum braking force, which can cause the load to slide. There is a higher risk of accidents and injury.
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Do not use the emergency switch as a service brake. When traveling, only use the emergency switch in the event of danger.
Faulty or non-accessible emergency switches can cause accidents In dangerous situations, the operator cannot bring the MEWP to a halt in time by applying the emergency switch.
Operation of the emergency switch must not be obstructed by objects placed in its way. Report any defects on the emergency switch immediately to your supervisor. Identify the faulty MEWP and take out of service. Put into service only after the fault has been repaired.
Press the emergency switch (5). All main electrical functions are deactivated. The MEWP is braked to a halt.
Turn the emergency switch (5) to unlock it. Enter the access code via the pin-code panel (7). All electrical functions are switched on and the MEWP is operational again (on condition that the MEWP was operational before emergency switch was pressed).
d.4 Emergency control
Emergency lowering must only be performed by trained personnel.
Maintain sufficient clearance between the working platform and battery panel during operation. Note the shearing and crushing points under the operator platform before fully lowering.
The emergency control is used for operation in an emergency and for the daily function test/ safety test.
Emergency control-disengaging the brake (only for OPH01) Requirements: There is an emergency situation. The MEWP is standing on level ground. The MEWP is secured to prevent rolling. The MEWP is lowered. No one is on the MEWP or in the hazardous area.
Press the "P" - brake disengaging button (19). The brake is disengaged. After moving the MEWP, press the "P" button" (19) again.
Emergency control - switchover In emergency situations, the MEWP can be switched to emergency control mode by activating the enable button. Then the platform lifting/ lowering potentiometer of the MEWP is enabled. Requirements: Daily maintenance. Function test and safety test.
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Press the enable button (20) and hold it, to cut off all functional switches on the operator platform. Press "lifting switch" button (21) or "lowering switch" button (22) to lift or lower the operator platform.
d.5 Emergency lowering
Emergency lowering must only be performed by trained personnel. Maintain sufficient clearance between the working platform and battery panel during operation. Note the shearing and crushing points under the operator platform before fully lowering. The operator platform can be lowered by emergency lowering control even if the electronics have failed. Requirements There is an emergency situation. The MEWP is parked securely. The platform cannot be lowered with the emergency control. Pull the emergency lowering control (26). The operator platform lowers slowly.
d.6 Traveling
Travel on inclines only with the load facing uphill. Do not travel on inclines more than the specified technical data. Step onto the operator platform (32). Hold onto the mechanical switch (30) on the handles (1 and 8). Rotate the right handle for traveling (8) to move the truck to the desired travel direction: forward or backward. When the handle is released, it automatically returns to the neutral position. Control the travel speed by rotating the right handle.
Changing direction during travel Danger when changing direction during travel Changing direction during travel causes the truck to decelerate sharply. When the truck changes
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direction, it can start traveling at high speed in the opposite direction unless the travel switch is released in time.
After setting off in the opposite direction, apply the travel switch gently or not at all. Do not perform any sudden steering operations. Always face in the direction of travel. Maintain an adequate overview of the route you are traveling.
Gently rotate the right handle (8) to the opposite direction while traveling. The MEWP decelerates until it starts to travel in the opposite direction.
d.7 Steering
Turn the right handle for steering (1) to the left or right. The MEWP is steered in the desired direction. After the right handle reaches its maximum travel, the MEWP will rotate around itself.
d.8 Brakes
Accident risk The brake pattern of the MEWP depends largely on the conditions on the travel lane.
The operator must take into account the travel lane conditions when braking. Brake the MEWP carefully to prevent the load from slipping. In normal operation, brake the MEWP only with the service brake.
Press the emergency switch to brake the truck in emergencies.
Braking with the coasting brake When the right handle for traveling (8) is set to "0" position, the MEWP is braked regeneratively. The MEWP is braked to a halt regeneratively by the coasting brake.
Inversion braking While travelling, set the right handle for traveling (8) in the opposite travel direction. The MEWP is braked by counter-current until it starts to move in the opposite direction.
Parking brake The mechanical brake applies automatically when the truck comes to rest.
d.9 Lifting or lowering of the operator platform
Risk of injury from falling parts Objects may fall if carried on the storage table.
Secure objects on the storage table against falling by using a container and/or fixtures.
Do not load exceed the capacity of the storage table. Loose objects can not be carried on the operator
platform.
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Lifting the operator platform Requirements The MEWP is ready to be operated. Both hands are on the handles. Make sure that there is sufficient upward room.
Press the lifting potentiometer (27). The operator platform is lifted.
Lowering the operator platform Requirements The MEWP is ready to be operated. Both hands are on the handles. Constant checking to ensure that no one is under the platform. Press the lowering potentiometer (27). The operator platform is lowered.
d.10 Lifting or lowering the storage table
Risk of injury from falling parts Objects may fall if carried on the storage table. Secure the objects on the storage table against falling by using a container and/or fixtures. Do not load exceed the capacity of the storage table. Loose objects may not be carried on the storage table.
Lifting the storage table Requirements Both hands are on the handles. Ensure that the truck is working normally.
Press the lifting switch (4). The storage table is lifted.
Lowering the storage table Requirements Both hands are on the handles. Ensure that the truck is working normally.
Press the lowering switch (4). The storage table is lowered.
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e. Pin-code lock
ONLY TRAINED PERSONNEL CAN OPERATE THIS MEWP, AND PLEASE FOLLOW THE WARNINGS AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS OF THIS MANUAL.
Untrained personnel are not allowed to operate and drive this MEWP. Carrying or transporting people is not allowed. Stop operating and report to your superior immediately if any damages or defects are found. Do not carry out any repairs or modifications to the MEWP without authorization or training.
Setting the pin-code lock
The truck is delivered with the access code "1234", which should be changed after starting the truck for the first time. The new access code should not be the same as the administrator code. Please consult your local dealer or call the service for the administrator code.
This pin-code lock supports additional RFID cards, access code input, access code modification and access code reset.
Register additional ID cards: in standby mode, correctly enter the administrator code, press "" key, the yellow indicator flashes, then enter "3" and press "" key, the yellow indicator continues flashing and tiller enters the mode of registering additional ID card. At this time, put the additional ID card close to the pin-code lock and take it away. Press "×" key, the yellow indicator is off and the tiller exits the mode of registering additional ID card, or wait for 5 seconds after the card is successfully registered, then the tiller will exit the current mode automatically.
Access code input: in standby mode, correctly enter the administrator code, press "" key, the yellow light flashes, and then enter "1" and press "" key, the yellow indicator continues flashing to enter the access code input mode. At this time, enter a 4-digit-code and press "" key, the access code input is successfully done if the buzzer rings once. Pin-code lock can support up to 10 sets of access code. After inputting 10 sets of access code, the newly entered access code will be overwritten in sequence, please save the access code that have been input/set.
Access code modification: in standby mode, correctly enter the administrator code and press "" key, the yellow indicator starts flashing. Then enter "2" and press "" key, the yellow indicator continues flashing and the tiller enters the access code modification mode. Enter the initial access code and press "" key, the buzzer rings once. Then enter new access code and press "" key, the buzzer will ring once, the yellow indicator will be off and the access code is modified.
Password reset: in standby mode, correctly enter the administrator code and press "" key, the yellow indicator starts flashing, and then enter "0", the buzzer rings once, which indicates that all access code set by users are cleared and reset as original access code "1234".
As shown in the figure above, the four indicators on the pin-code lock are green indicator (power), blue indicator (working), yellow indicator (waiting) and red indicator (error).
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f. Troubleshooting
TROUBLE
The MEWP does not move
The MEWP travels slowly
Load cannot be lifted
Drive wheel slides
CAUSE
Battery connector is not well-connected.
REMEDY
Check the battery connector and connect it well if necessary.
Emergency switch is activated/ pressed. Unlock the emergency switch.
Pin-code lock is not activated.
Activated the pin-code lock.
Battery charge is too low.
Check the battery charge, charge the battery as required.
Fuse is defective.
Check the fuse, replace if necessary.
Interlock switch of tiller is defective.
Check the function of the tiller.
Battery charge is less than 10%.
Charge the battery.
Turtle speed switch is activated.
Deactivate the turtle speed switch.
Operator platform is lifted above 500mm.
Lower the operator platform below 500mm.
Excessive load.
Lift the load marked on the ID plate.
Battery charge is less than10%.
Charge the battery.
Faulty lifting fuse.
Check the lifting fuse, replace if necessary.
Insufficient oil.
Check and refill the hydraulic oil.
Oil leakage in lifting hydraulic circuit.
Proximity switch under the platform is not activated or damaged.
Check oil hoses and/or sealing of cylinder. Adjust the position of proximity switch, replace if necessary.
Stains on the floor.
Clean the floor.
Potholes in the floor.
Remove trailer and drive out of pothole.
If the above remedial actions are carried out and the MEWP cannot be restored to operational condition, please contact the local dealers or manufacturer's service for further troubleshooting.
In order to respond quickly and specifically to the fault, please offer the the following essential information to the local dealers or manufacturer's service: Serial number of the MEWP Fault code on the display screen (if present) Error description Current location of the MEWP Your contact information.
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6. Battery - Servicing, Recharging, Display, Replacement
a. Safety Regulations
a.1 Maintenance personnel
Batteries may only be charged, serviced or replaced by trained personnel. These operating instructions and the manufacturer's instructions concerning batteries and charging stations must be observed when carrying out the work. Work on the battery, installation and removal must be performed only by service people.
Fire protection Do not smoke and avoid naked flames when handling batteries. When the MEWP is parked for charging there must be no inflammable material or operating equipment that causes sparks within a distance of at least 2 m in the surrounding area. The room must be ventilated. Fire protection equipment must be available.
The use of unsuitable fire-protection equipment can result in acid burns. In the event of fire, a reaction with the battery acid can occur if water is used to extinguish the fire, which may lead to acid burns.
Use powder extinguishers. Never extinguish the burning batteries with water.
Short circuits can result in fire. Damaged battery connections can cause short circuits which can then set fire to the MEWP and the battery.
Before closing the battery panel, make sure that the battery connections are not damaged. Report any defects immediately to your supervisor. Identify a faulty MEWP and take out of service. Put the MEWP back into service only after the fault is identified and rectified.
a.2 Battery disposal
Batteries may only be disposed of in accordance with national regulations. The manufacturer's disposal instructions must be observed.
a.3 General notes on handling batteries
Risk of accidents and injuries when handling batteries Batteries contain dissolved acid which is toxic and caustic. Avoid physical contact with battery acid.
Dispose of used battery acid in accordance with regulations. Always wear protective clothing and goggles when working with batteries. Do not let battery acid come into contact with skin, clothing or eyes. If necessary, rinse with plenty
of clean water. In the event of physical injury (e.g.skin/ eye contact with battery acid), go to a doctor immediately. Spilled battery acid should be neutralized immediately with plenty of water. Follow national guidelines and legislation.
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The use of unsuitable batteries not approved by the manufacturer for the MEWP can be hazardous. The design, weight and dimensions of the battery have a considerable effect on the operational safety of the MEWP, and especially its operational stability and capacity. The use of unsuitable batteries not approved by the manufacturer for the MEWP can lead to a deterioration of the braking characteristics of the MEWP during energy recovery, causing damage to the electric controller and resulting in serious danger to the health and safety of individuals.
Use only batteries approved by the manufacturer for the MEWP. Battery equipment may only be replaced with the agreement of the manufacturer. When replacing/ installing the battery, make sure the battery is securely located in the battery
compartment of the MEWP. Do not use batteries that have not been approved by the manufacturer.
Before carrying out any work on the batteries, park the truck securely.
b. Battery type
For standard batteries, this MEWP installs the following batteries: OPH01E:
12V/ 80Ah maintenance-free batteries (2pcs), or 24V/60Ah lithium battery (1pc) OPH01:
6V/ 180Ah/200Ah maintenance-free batteries (4pcs), or 24V/60Ah lithium battery (1pc)
THE WEIGHT OF BATTERY AFFECTS OPERATION OF THE TRUCK. PLEASE CONSIDER THE MAXIMUM OPERATING TEMPERATURE OF THE BATTERIES.
c. Charging
Charge the MEWP only with the attached charger. Fully understand the instructions of the charger manual before attempting to use the charger. The room for charging the battery must be ventilated. The fully-charged status can be only checked from the BDI (battery discharge indicator). To
control the status, the charging must be interrupted and the truck must be started.
Park the MEWP at a dedicated and secured area with power supply. Lower the operator platform and remove the load. Switch off the MEWP, connect the charger to the power supply. The charger starts to charge the battery. When charging is completed, remove the charger from the power socket and put the charger in the specified place.
d. Display screen
D28C is a on-board color screen display based on CAN communication, which can display information such as working time, battery charge, fault code, steering angle and real-time status of switches, etc.
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The main interface of the display is shown in the figure above. Hour meter: the number indicates the current working time in hours of the MEWP. Battery indicator: the number under the battery icon indicates the current battery charge in %. Fault code: the code indicates the current error/ fault. Running mode and truck speed: indicates the running mode and the current speed in km/h. Switch status: indicates the current state of handle (the red handle shows the untriggered state),
the state of the height sensor (SH) (OFF shows the untriggered state), and the guardrail induction switch state (the red guardrail shows the untriggered state). Wheel steering angle: The angle data in yellow indicates the current wheel steering angle.
e. Battery removal and installation
Work on the battery, installation and removal must be performed only by service people.
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7. REGULAR MAINTENANCE
Maintenance must only be carried out by qualified and trained personnel. Remove the load and lower the platform to the lowest position before maintenance. To lift this MEWP, follow chapter 3 by using designated lashing straps or jacking equipment.
Before that, put safety devices (for instance, designated lift jacks, wedges or wooden blocks) under the truck to protect against accidental lowering, movement or slipping. Only use the original spare parts approved and released from your dealer. Please consider that oil leakage of hydraulic fluid can cause failures and accidents. Only trained service technicians are allowed to adjust the pressure valve.
If you need to replace the wheel, follow the instructions above. Casters must be round and must not have excessive abrasion. Check out the priority items in the maintenance checklist.
a. Maintenance checklist
Hydraulic system 1 Check the hydraulic cylinder, piston for damage noise and leakage 2 Check the hydraulic joints and hoses for damage and leakage 3 Check the hydraulic oil level, refill if necessary 4 Refill the hydraulic oil (12 month or 1500 working hours) 5 Check and adjust the function of the pressure valve (235kg +0/+10%) Mechanical system 6 Check the storage table for deformation and cracks 7 Check the chassis for deformation and cracks 8 Check if all screws are fixed 9 Check aluminum profile for deformation or damages 10 Check the gearbox for noise and leakage 11 Check the wheels for deformation and damages 12 Lubricate the steering bearing 13 Check and lubricate the pivot points 14 Lubricate the grease nipples Electric system 15 Inspect the electric wiring for damage 16 Check the electric connectors and terminals 17 Test the Emergency switch function 18 Check the electric drive motor for noise and damages 19 Test the display 20 Check if correct fuses are used 21 Test the audio warning signal 22 Check the contactors 23 Check the frame fault (insulation test)
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Interval (month) 1 3 6 12
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24 Check function and wear of the accelerator 25 Check the electrical system of the drive motor Braking system 26 Check brake performance, replace brake disc or adjust air gap if necessary Battery 27 Check the battery voltage 28 Check for corrosion or damage, clean and grease the terminals 29 Check the battery housing for damages 30 Check the lead-acid battery and add distilled water if necessary Charger 31 Check the main power cable for damages 32 Check the fail-safe protection during charging Function 33 Check the horn function 34 Check the air gap of the electromagnetic valve 35 Test the emergency braking 36 Test the reverse and regenerative braking 37 Test the travel switch function 38 Check the lifting and lowering function 39 Check the buttons on the tiller 40 Test the function of safety switches of handles General 41 Check if all decals are legible and complete 42 Check the casters and adjust the height, replace if worn 43 Carry out a test run
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b. Lubricating points
Lubricate the marked points according to the maintenance checklist. The required grease specification is: DIN 51825, standard grease.
31. Bearing of caster 32. Gearbox 33. Bearing of chain roller of the mast 34. Bearing of storage table
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c. Check and refill hydraulic oil
The following table shows the required hydraulic oil type to be used in accordance with the temperature:
Ambient temperature Hydraulic oil type Viscosity
5~25
HVLP 32, DIN 51524 28.8-35.2
>25
HLP 46, DIN 51524 41.4 - 47
Oil volume
2.5L
Waste material like used oil, waste batteries or others must be properly disposed and recycled according to the national regulations and bring the material to a recycling company if necessary. The oil level should not fall below the minimum amount (required amount to start the truck). Fill oil until the oil level reaches the filling point if necessary.
d. Check the electrical fuses
Remove the main cover. The fuses are located as shown in the following figure. Check the table below for the fuse specifications.
Table of fuse specifications
Fuse 1 Fuse 2 Fuse 3 Fuse 01
Specification 200A 60A 30A 10A
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8. WIRING/ CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
a. Electrical circuit diagram
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b. Hydraulic circuit diagram
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9. FOR US- AMERICAN MARKET
The content in this chapter is specialized for the US-American market.
a. Technical data for US market
Main technical data for standard version (US market)
Distinguishing mark
Dimensions
Type sheet for industrial truck
1 Manufacturer (abbreviation)
2 Manufacturer's type designation
3 Electrical system voltage
V
Platform
4 Load capacity
Storage table
lbs
Battery panel
5 Service weight (incl. battery)
lbs
6 Platform height (platform top edge to floor)
in
7 Platform lift
in
Storage panel top edge to floor, min
in
8
Storage panel top edge to floor, max
in
9 Overall height
in
10 Maximum height
in
11 Minimum height
in
12 Overall length
in
13 Overall width
in
14 Wheels, number front/ rear (x=driven wheels)
Rear wheel (d x w)
in
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Front wheel (d x w)
in
16 Turning radius, min
in
17 Service brake
18 Parking brake
19 Gradeability, laden/unladen
%
20 Travel speed, laden/unladen
mph
21 Lift speed, laden/unladen
fpm
22 Lowering speed, laden/unladen
fpm
Maintenance-free battery (5h discharge rate) 23
V/Ah lbs
Energy consumption acc. to VDI cycle
kWh/h
Performance
Battery
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Noblelift
OPH 01
OPH01E
24
330
198
220
1540
1452
12.5
118.7
54.9
161.1
163.4
196.9
57.2
57.9
29.5
2x +2
1 x+2/2
9.8 x 3.1
10.1 x 3.1
8.0 x 56
8.7 x 70
51.2
Regenerative
Electric disengaged
5/8
3.42/3.42
39.4/43.3
41.3/35.4
24/200
24/106
4x79.2
2x77
0.75
0.41
Motor
24 Lithium battery (optional)
Charger 25
Lithium battery charger (optional) 26 Drive motor power 27 Lift motor rating at S3 10% 28 Storage panel lift motor power 29 Type of drive unit 30 Sound pressure level at driver's seat
V/Ah lbs Amp Amp HP HP HP
dB(A)
24/60 37.4 30 25 0.68
24/60 37.4 12 25 0.88 2.99 1.09 AC
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Additio n data
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CE-DD-002
10. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY (valid, if sold within EU)
[GB] CE Declaration of Conformity
The signatory hereby declares that the specified machine conforms to the EU Directive 2006/42/EC (Machine Directive) and 2014/30/EEC (Electro-Magnetic Compatibility EMC) including their amendments as translated into national legislation of the member countries. The signatory is individually authorized to compile the technical documents.
[D] EG-KONFORMITÄTSERKLÄRUNG
Der Unterzeichner bescheinigt hiermit dass die im Einzelnen bezeichnete Maschine den Europäischen Richtlinien 2006/42/EG (Maschinenrichtlinie) und 2014/30/EWG (Elektromagnetische Verträglichkeit - EMV) einschließlich deren Änderungen sowie dem entsprechenden Rechtserlaß zur Umsetzung der Richtlinien in nationales Recht entspricht. Der Unterzeichner ist bevollmächtigt die technischen Unterlagen zusammenzustellen.
[E] DECLARACIóN DE CONFORMIDAD CE
El signatario certifico por medio de la presente que la máquina especificada cumple con las Normas Europeas 2006/42/CE (Normativa para maquinarias) y 2014/30/CE (Compatibilidad electromagnética) incluyendo sus respectivas odificaciones así como con el decreto-ley para la adaptación de las normas al derecho nacional. El signatario dispone de una autorización individual que le permite compilar la documentación técnica.
[F] DECLARATION DE CONFORMITE CE
Par la présente déclaration les soussignés certifient que le machines spécifié ci-dessus est conforme à la loi et aux directives européennes 2006/42/CE (directive sur les machines) et 2014/30/CEE (compatibilité électromagnétique - CEM) y compris aux modifications qui y sont apportées et à l'arrêté autorisant sa transposition en droit national. Chaque signataire est habilité à établir individuellement la documentation technique.
[NL] EG-CONFORMITEITSVERKLARING
Ondergetekenden verklaren hierbij dat - volgens de nationale wetgeving van de Lidstaten - de hierboven vermelde opgegeven machina beantwoordt aan de bepalingen qua veiligheid bij machines (EG richtlijn 2006/42/EC) en electro-magnetische compatibilteit (EG richtlijn 2014/30/EEC). Ondergetekenden zijn ieder individueel gemachtigd het technisch dossier samen te stellen.
[P] DECLARAÇÃO DE CONFORMIDADE CE
Pela presente os signatários certificam que o máquina especificado está conforme às Directivas Europeias 2006/42/CE (,,Máquinas") e 2014/30/CEE (,,Inocuidade Electromagnética - IEM") incluindo as alterações das mesmas e o respectivo decreto-lei para a transposição em lei nacional. Cada um dos signatários está autorizado a proceder à elaboração da documentação técnica.
[I] DICHIARAZIONE DI CONFORMITÀ CE
I sottoscritti dichiarano che il veicolo per trasporti interni a macchina specificato soddisfa le Direttive Europee 2006/42/EC (Direttiva Macchine) e 2014/30/EEC (Compatibilità elettromagnetica - EMV) comprese le relative modifiche come pure il rispettivo decreto legislativo per la conversione delle direttive in diritto nazionale. I sottoscritti sono singolarmente autorizzati alla creazione della documentazione tecnica.
[BG] E -
2006/42/EG ( ) 2014/30/EG (- ) . .
[CZ] EG - PROHLÁSENÍ O SHOD
Níze podepsaný tímto potvrzuje ze podrobný popis uvedené stroje odpovídá Evropským smrnicím 2006/42/EC (smrnice pro stroje) a 2014/30/EEC (elektromagnetická interference - EMV) vcetn jejich pozdjsích úprav jakoz i píslusným právním výnosm pro uplatnní píslusné smrnice v rámci národního práva. Kazdý z podepsaných jsou jednotliv zplnomocnni k vytvoení technických podklad.
[DK] EF-OVERENSSTEMMELSESERKLÆRING
Undertegnede attesterer hermed at det specificerede maskine stemmer overens med de Europæiske Direktiver 2006/42/EU (maskindirektiv) og 2014/30/EØF (elektromagnetisk kompatibilitet - EMC) samt med den modsvarende lovvedtagelse til implementering af direktiver i den nationale lovgivning. De undertegnede er hver for sig beføjet til at sammenstille de tekniske dokumenter.
[EST] EL vastavusavaldus
Allakirjutanud tõendavad käesolevaga et üksikasjaliselt kirjeldatud täpsustatud masin vastab Euroopa direktiividele 2006/42/EÜ (Direktiiv masinate kohta) ja 2014/30/EMÜ (Elektromagnetiline sobivus - EMS) kaasa arvatud nende muudatused ja nendele vastavatele õigusmäärustele direktiivide muutmiseks siseriiklikuks õiguseks. Iga allakirjutanu üksikult on volitatud koostama tehnilist dokumentatsiooni.
[FIN] EU-YHDENMUKAISUUSSELOSTUS
Allekirjoittaneet todistavat täten että kukin erikseen mainittu omalla voimanlähteellä varustettu tehdaskone vastaa EU-direktiivien 2006/42/EC (koneenrakennusdirektiivi) ja 2014/30/EEC (sähkömagneettinen yhteensopivuus EMC) määräyksiä sekä niiden muutoksia ja niiden kansalliseen lainsäädäntöön soveltamista koskevaa oikeussääntöä. Jokaisella allekirjoittaneista on oikeus itsenäisesti laatia asiaankuuluvia teknisiä asiakirjoja.
[GR]
2006/42/ («») 2014/30/ ( ) . .
[H] EU KONFORMITÁSI NYILATKOZAT
Alulírottak ezennel igazolják hogy a részletesen leírt a megadott gép megfelel a 2006/42/EC (Gép-Irányelv) és a 2014/30/EEC (Elektromágneses összeférhetség - EMV) Európai Irányelveknek beleértve azok módosításait valamint az irányelvek nemzeti jogba történ átültetésére irányuló megfelel jogi rendelkezést. Továbbá az alulírottak mindegyike rendelkezik meghatalmazással arra nézve hogy összeállíthatja a mszaki dokumentációt.
[LT] ES atitikim deklaracija
Zemiau pasiras asmenys patvirtina kad atskirai aprasytas nurodyta masina atitinka Europos Sjungos direktyvas 2006/42/EB (Masin direktyva) ir 2014/30/EEB (Elektromagnetinis suderinamumas EMS) skaitant j pakeitimus o taip pat ir atitinkam teiss akt dl direktyv gyvendinimo nacionalinje teisje. Kiekvienas is pasirasiusi asmen turi teis ruosti technin dokumentacij.
[LV] ES atbilstbas deklarcija
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Ar zemk redzamajiem parakstiem tiek apliecints ka nordts masna atbilst Eiropas Savienbas normatvm 2006/42/EG (Masnu normatvas) un 2014/30/EWG (Elektromagntisk atbilstba EMV) ieskaitot to izmaias k ar atbilstosos tiesiskos rkojumus normatvu pielgosanai nacionlajai likumdosanai. Parakstu pasnieki ir atsevisi pilnvaroti sastdt tehnisks dokumentcijas.
[N] EU-KONFORMITETSERKLÆRING
Undertegnede bekrefter hermed at de enkelte betegnede maskin med kraftdrift tilsvarer de europeiske retningslinjene 2006/42/EC (maskinretningslinje) og 2014/30/EEC (elektromagnetisk fordraglighet - EMV) inklusiv disses endringer og den tilsvarende rettsforordning til omsetning av nasjonal rett. Hver undertegnede er fullmektig til å sette sammen de tekniske dokumentene.
[PL] DEKLARACJA ZGODNOCI WE
Niej podpisani deklaruje poniej opisana maszyna spelnia wymagania okrelone w dyrektywach Europejskich 2006/42/EC (Dyrektywa Maszynowa) i 2014/30/EEC (Kompatybilnoci elektromagnetycznej - EMC) wraz z ich póniejszymi zmianami oraz odpowiednimi rozporzdzeniami majcymi na celu przeniesienie tych dyrektyw do prawa krajów czlonkowskich. Sygnatariusz jest indywidualnie upowaniony do zestawiania dokumentacji technicznej.
[RO] DECLARAIE DE CONFORMITATE CE
Subsemnaii adeveresc prin prezenta c vehiculul de specificat main descris individual corespunde directivelor europene 2006/42/CE (Directiva privind mainile) i 2014/30/CEE (Compatibilitatea electromagnetic - CEM) inclusiv modificrilor lor precum i actului legislativ corespunztor prentru transpunerea directivelor în drept naional. Subsemnaii sunt fiecare în parte împuternicii s întocmeasc documentaia tehnic.
[RUS]
2006/42/EG ( ) 2014/30/EWG ( - ) . .
[S] EG-KONFORMITETSFÖRKLARING
Undertecknarna intygar härmed att det i detalj betecknade maskin uppfyller de Europeiska direktiven 2006/42/EG (Maskindirektiv) och 2014/30/EEG (Elektromagnetisk tålighet - EMV) inklusive ändringarna i detta och den motsvarande rättsförordningen för att omsätta direktiven i nationell rätt. Undertecknarna har var för sig fullmakt att sammanställa den tekniska dokumentationen.
[SK] vyhlásenie o zhode
Dolu podpísaní týmto potvrdzujeme ze podrobný popis uvedené stroje Zodpovedá Európskym smerniciam 2006/42/EC (ernica pre stroje ) a 2014/30/EWG ( elektromagnetická tolerancia EMV ) vrátane jeho neskorsích úprav rovnako zodpovedá aj príslusným právnym nariadeniam na uplatnenie smerníc v rámci národného práva. Kazdý z podpísaných je jednotlivo splnomocnený na vytvorenie technických podkladov.
[SLO] EU IZJAVA O SKLADNOSTI
Podpisani s tem potrjujemo da posamicno oznaceno doloceno stroj vozilo odgovarja Evropski direktivi 2006/42/EC (Direktiva o strojih) in 2014/30/EEC (Elektromagnetna skladnost - EMV) vkljucno z njihovimi spremembami ter ustrezno pravno uredbo o prevzemu smernic v nacionalno pravo. Podpisniki so vsakokrat posamezno pooblasceni za izdajanje tehnicne dokumentacije.
[TR] AB Uygunluk Açiklamasi
mza sahibi ahislar ayrintilari belirtilen makine aracinin 2006/42/EC (Makine Yönergesi) ve 2014/30/EEC (Elektromanyetik Uyumluluk EMC) no'lu Avrupa Yönergelerine ve bunlarin deiiklik sonucu oluan metinlerine ve yönergelerin milli hukuk hükümlerine dönütürülmesine dair ilgili hukuk kararnamesine uygun olduunu tasdik ederler. mza sahibi ahislar teknik dosyalari bir araya getirmek için münferiden vekil tayin edildi.
(1) Type/ Typ/ Tipo/ Modello/ Tyyppi/ Tipo / Y/ Típus/ Tip/ / Tips/ Tipas/ Tüüp: (2) Serial No./ Serien-Nr./ N°. de série/ Serienummer/ Nº de serie/ Numero di serie/ Serienr./ Sarjanro/ / Seriové císlo/ Szériaszám/
Nr.Seryjny/ Serijska stevilka/ Výrobné císlo/ / Seri No./ Seerianr./ Srijas Nr./ Serijos numeris: (3) Year of constr./ Baujahr/ Année de constr./ Bouwjaar/ Año de constr./ Anno di costruzione/ Produktionsår/ Byggeår/ Tillverkningsår/ Valmistusvuosi /
Ano de fabrico / / Rok výroby/ Gyártási év/ Rokprodukcji / Letnik / / Üretim yili / Väljalaskeaasta / Izgatavosanas gads / Gamybosmetai (4) Manufacturer or his authorized representative in Community/ Hersteller oder in der Gemeinschaft ansässiger Vertreter/ Fabricant ou son mandataire établi dans la Communauté/ Fabrikant of zijn in de Gemeenschap gevestigde gemachtigde/ Fabricante o representante establecido en la Comunidad/ Construtor ou Representante estabelecido na Comunidade/ Costruttore oppure il suo rappresentante nella Comunità/ Fabrikant eller dennesi Fællesskabet etablerede befuldmægtigede/ Produsent eller agent innen felleskapet/ Tillverkare eller representant inom EU/ Valmistaja tai yhteisömaassa oleva edustaja / Vrobce nebo jeho zastoupení/ Gyártó / producent albo jego przedstawiciel w EG (Wspólnota Europejska)/ / Üretici ya da Bölgedeki Yetkili Temsilci/ Proizvajalec ali pooblasceni zastopnik s sedezem v EU/ Výrobca alebo zástupca so stálym bydliskom v EÚ / / Tootja või organisatsioonis paiknev esindaja/ Razotjs vai vietjais uzmuma prstvis / Gamintojas arba salyje reziduojantis atstovas: (5) Date/ Datum/ Data/ Fecha/ datum/ Dato/ päiväys/ Kuupäev/ Datums/ / Dátum/ dátum/ tarih/ (6) Authorised signatory/ Im Auftrag/ pour ordre/ Incaricato/ Por orden de/ por procuração/ op last van/ på vegne af/ på uppdrag/ Etter oppdrag/ psta./ Ülesandel / pavedus / v.i. / / megbízásából / / z povení / z poverenia / po nalogu / na polecenie / din sarcina / adina / '
(1) Type:
XX XX Self propelled industrial truck
(2) Serial No:
XXXXXXXX
(3) Year of constr.: YYYY
(4) Manufacturer or his authorized representative in Community:
Company name/ Street / Postal code Town/ Country
(5) Date:
YYYY. MM.DD
(6) Authorized signatory: Mr. Sample
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