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Crown SP 3500 Series AC Traction High Level Order Picker Service Manual

450 pages · Publication 812574-006

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Models
SP 3500 Series AC Traction
Manual type
Service Manual
Pages
450
Publication
812574-006
Condition
Brand new
Crown SP 3500 Series AC Traction High Level Order Picker Service Manual, publication 812574-006

What's inside

From the manual's own table of contents: 462 topics. See sample pages (PDF, 635 KB)

  • General Maintenance Instructions
  • Control of Hazardous Energy
  • Lockout/Tagout
  • Battery
  • Safety Rules
  • Battery Care
  • Charging
  • Battery Removal
  • Battery Installation
  • Lockout - Tagout
  • Brake
  • Capacitance
  • Hydraulic
  • Accumulator
  • Lifting and Blocking
  • Mast
  • Blocking Masts
  • Cleaning of Material Handling Equipment
  • Cleaning Methods
  • Introduction
  • Operator Instructions
  • Operator Training
  • Service Training
  • Replacement Parts
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  • Lubrication and Adjustment
  • General
  • Component Accessibility
  • Skid Inspection
  • Metric Torque Values
  • Grade
  • Torque Values
  • Hydraulic System
  • Hydraulic Circuits
  • Lift Circuit - One Speed Lift
  • Lift Circuit - Two Speed Lift
  • Lower Circuit - One Speed/Two Speed Lower
  • Manual Lower Circuits
  • Lifting Fork Lift Circuit
  • Relief Valve Operation
  • Accumulator Operation
  • Main Lift - One Speed Lift with Lifting Fork
  • Lift Circuit - Two Speed Lift W/Lifting Forks
  • Two Speed Lift with Lifting Fork
  • One Speed Lower with Lifting Fork
  • Two Speed Lower with Lifting Fork
  • Reservoir
  • Hydraulic Lines and Fittings
  • Filter
  • Drift Test
  • Lift Drift Test
  • Freezer Preparation
  • Hydraulic Schematic Symbols
  • Pump Maintenance
  • Pump - Gear
  • Oil Seal Removal
  • Oil Seal Replacement
  • Pump Disassembly
  • Parts Inspection
  • Body
  • Composite Bushings
  • Gears
  • End Cover
  • Mounting Flange
  • Pump Reassembly
  • Start Up Procedure
  • Precharging
  • Hydraulic Troubleshooting
  • Drive Unit
  • Drive Tire Replacement
  • Drive Unit Lubrication
  • Oil Pump Disassembly
  • Oil Pump Assembly
  • Drive Unit Removal and Installation
  • Encoders
  • Wiring
  • Wiring Color Codes
  • Color
  • Number
  • Power Cables
  • Motor Monitoring System (MMS)
  • Testing Motor Monitoring System (MMS)
  • Access 123
  • User Level
  • Message Mode
  • Steer - Message Mode
  • Model - Message Mode
  • Timer - Message Mode
  • Trip - Message Mode
  • BDI - Message Mode
  • Hours - Message Mode
  • Odometer - Message Mode
  • Speed - Message Mode
  • Hour
  • Events
  • Service
  • Performance
  • Features
  • Features Access
  • Performance Access
  • Wire Guidance
  • Operation Modes
  • Manual
  • Automatic
  • Sensors
  • Calibration
  • End Aisle Control (EAC)
  • Wire Guidance Calibration Speeds
  • Troubleshooting
  • Termination Point Locations
  • Contactor
  • Inspection
  • Contacts
  • Coil
  • Component Replacement
  • Contact Replacement
  • Coil Replacement
  • Steering Feedback
  • Gear Assembly
  • Control Module
  • Access
  • Adjustments
  • Accelerator Potentiometer (POT1)
  • Directional Switches (FS & RS)
  • Actuator Arm
  • Potentiometer (POT1)
  • Cam, Torsion Spring, Stop
  • Twist Grip
  • RAS1, RAS2, LOS1, LOS2, HNS, EDS
  • Button Return Springs
  • Buttons
  • Power Disconnect Button Springs
  • Checking
  • Battery Stop Adjustment
  • Battery Cleaning
  • Motors
  • Event Codes
  • Event Code 101
  • Event Code 103
  • Event Code 104
  • Event Code 105
  • Event Code 106
  • Event Code 111
  • Event Code 113
  • Event Code 114
  • Event Code 115
  • Event Code 116
  • Event Code 123
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  • Braking Force
  • Brake Force Adjustment
  • Brake Adjustment
  • Air Gap Adjustment
  • Torque Gap Adjustment
  • Rotor and Brake Pad Replacement
  • Brake Assembly
  • Steering
  • Steering Direction
  • Steering Wheel Direction Indicator
  • Steering Wheel Adjustment
  • Steering Motor Gearbox
  • TL Mast
  • TT Mast
  • Shim Basics
  • TL Mast Column Roller Removal
  • TT Mast Column Roller Removal
  • Shim Measurements (Tolerances)
  • Mast Testing (Assembled)
  • Flaking
  • Shim Removal
  • Top Column Rollers
  • Bottom Column Rollers
  • Mast Removal
  • Mast Assembly
  • Lift Chains
  • Wear
  • Rust and Corrosion
  • Cracked Plates
  • Tight Joints
  • Protruding or Turned Pins
  • Chain Side Wear
  • Lift Chain Lubrication
  • Lift Chain Replacement
  • Chain Anchors and Pulleys
  • Leaf Chain Disconnect
  • Disconnect Procedures
  • Fork Inspection
  • Abrasion
  • Overloading
  • Fatigue
  • Bent or Twisted Forks
  • Hanger
  • Fork
  • Mounting Support And Platform Bore Measurement
  • Mast and Free Lift Cylinders
  • Disassembly
  • Accessing Mast Cylinder Rod Packing
  • Accessing Free Lift Cylinder Rod Packing
  • Rod Packing Replacement
  • Mast Cylinder Removal
  • Free Lift Cylinder Removal
  • Mast And Free Lift Cylinder Assembly
  • Mast And Free Lift Cylinder Installation
  • Platform Height Sensor
  • Height Sensor Encoder Replacement (ECR4)
  • Cable Replacement
  • Glossary
  • Introduction to Diagram Usage
  • Schematic
  • Pictorials
  • Electrical Diagrams Index
  • Schematic - Power Unit w/Options
  • Schematic - Platform w/Options
  • Schematic - Power Unit w/PDS Options
  • Schematic - Platform w/PDS Options
  • Platform Distribution Panel
  • Platform Distribution Panel w/PDS
  • Platform Distribution Panel Forks First Option
  • Power Unit Distribution Panel
  • Power Unit Distribution Panel w/PDS
  • Platform Modules Access 1 & 4
  • Platform Modules Access 1 & 4 Forks First Option
  • Platform Modules Access 1 & 4 w/PDS
  • Control Pod and Light Switches
  • Control Pod and Light Switches Forks First Option
  • Overhead Guard Lights/Fans
  • Overhead Guard Lights/Fans Forks First Option
  • Traction Control Module Access 3
  • Traction Control Module Access 3 w/PDS
  • Steering Control Module Access 5
  • Steering Control Module Access 5 w/PDS
  • Hydraulics & Optional MMS
  • Guidance Control Module Access 6 (Optional)
  • PDS/FSB1 Option
  • PDS/FSB1 & Forks First Option
  • Freezer Conditioning (Optional)
  • Freezer Conditioning Forks First Optional
  • Wire Harnesses
  • Single Speed Lift
  • Two Speed Lift
  • Single Speed Lift (With Lifting Fork)
  • Two Speed Lift (With Lifting Fork)
  • Mast Cylinders

Inside this manual

Real pages from this service manual (450 pages). Open the sample pages (PDF, 634 KB)

Sample pages from the Crown SP 3500 Series AC Traction High Level Order Picker Service Manual: Troubleshooting, Specifications, Diagram
  • Troubleshooting, page 201: Event Codes
  • Specifications, page 357: LIFTING MECHANISM
  • Diagram, page 417: SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

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