Skyjack SJ30 AJE, SJ30 ARJE Articulating Boom Lift Operating Manual
107 pages · Publication 213213AFA
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From the manual's own table of contents: 9 sections, 143 entries. See sample pages (PDF, 485 KB)
Section 1 – About this Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP)18 topics
- Read and Heed
- 1.1-1 Mobile elevating work platform (MEWP) definition
- 1.1-2 Purpose of equipment
- 1.1-3 Use of equipment
- 1.1-4 Operation Manual
- 1.1-5 Operator
- 1.1-6 Service policy and warranty
- 1.1-7 Ownership of machine
- 1.1-8 Optional accessories
- 1.1-9 Scope of this manual
- Major Assemblies
- 1.2-3 Boom assembly
- 1.2-4 Platform
- Serial Number Nameplate
- Responsibility for Maintenance
- 1.4-1 Operator’s responsibility for maintenance
- 1.4-2 Maintenance and inspection schedule
- 1.4-3 Owner’s inspections
Section 2 – Operator Safety4 topics
- Electrocution Hazard
- Safety Precautions
- Fall Protection
- Jobsite Inspection
Section 3 – Familiarization25 topics
- Component Identification
- Manual Storage Box
- Control Functions
- 3.3-1 Main power connectors
- 3.3-2 Footswitch
- 3.3-3 Base control console
- 3.3-4 Platform control console
- Features and Devices
- 3.4-1 Lowered travel position and elevated travel position
- 3.4-2 Drive speed
- 3.4-3 Drive direction
- 3.4-4 Tilt switch
- 3.4-5 Function restrictions when tilted
- 3.4-6 Platform load sensing system
- 3.4-7 Overload status
- 3.4-8 Brake system
- 3.4-9 Secondary guarding electrical (SGE)
- 3.4-10 All motion alarm
- 3.4-11 AC outlet on platform
- 3.4-12 Pothole protection
- Optional Equipment and Attachments
- 3.5-1 Work light (if equipped)
- 3.5-2 Flashing amber light (if equipped)
- 3.5-4 LanyardGo
- 3.5-5 Elevate telematics - access control unit (if equipped)
Section 4 – Pre-operation32 topics
- Operator’s Responsibility
- Visual & Daily Maintenance Inspections
- 4.2-2 Electrical
- 4.2-3 Limit switches
- 4.2-4 Hydraulic
- 4.2-6 Control compartment
- 4.2-7 Motor/Hydraulic compartment
- 4.2-8 Platform assembly
- 4.2-9 Boom assembly
- 4.2-10 Optional equipment/attachments
- Function Tests
- 4.3-1 Testing main power connectors
- 4.3-2 Base control console
- 4.3-3 Testing base emergency stop light and base emergency stop button
- 4.3-4 Testing function enable switch and all boom functions
- 4.3-5 Testing platform self-leveling
- 4.3-6 Testing emergency power
- 4.3-7 Testing base/off/platform switch
- 4.3-8 Platform control console
- 4.3-9 Testing secondary guarding electrical (SGE)
- 4.3-10 Testing platform emergency stop light and platform emergency stop button
- 4.3-11 Testing footswitch
- 4.3-12 Testing steering
- 4.3-13 Testing driving function
- 4.3-14 Testing driving speed
- 4.3-15 Verifying load sensing module self-check
- 4.3-16 Testing emergency power
- 4.3-17 Testing horn
- 4.3-18 Testing brakes
- 4.3-19 Testing manual platform leveling
- 4.3-19 Do a test of the LanyardGo (if equipped)
- Operator’s Checklist
Section 5 – Operation27 topics
- Start Operation
- 5.1-1 Activating base control console
- 5.1-2 Rotating platform using base control console
- 5.1-3 Rotating turret using base control console
- 5.1-4 Moving jib up and down using base control console
- 5.1-5 Rotating jib using base control console
- 5.1-6 Moving riser up and down using base control console
- 5.1-7 Raising or lowering main boom using base control console
- 5.1-8 Extending or retracting fly boom using base control console
- 5.1-9 Leveling platform manually using base control console
- 5.1-10 Operating using emergency power switch at base control console
- 5.1-11 Activating platform control console
- 5.1-12 Driving forward or reverse using platform control console
- 5.1-13 Steering using platform control console
- 5.1-14 Moving jib up and down using platform control console
- 5.1-15 Rotating jib using platform control console
- 5.1-16 Moving riser up and down using platform control console
- 5.1-17 Extending or retracting fly boom using platform control console
- 5.1-18 Rotating platform using platform control console
- 5.1-19 Leveling platform using platform control console
- 5.1-20 Raising or lowering main boom using platform control console
- 5.1-21 Sounding horn
- 5.1-22 Rotating turret using platform control console
- 5.1-23 Operating with emergency power switch at platform control console
- 5.1-24 Shutdown procedure
- 5.1-25 Inverter (if equipped)
- 5.1-26 LanyardGo (if equipped)
Section 6 – Additional Procedures12 topics
- Emergency Lowering Procedure
- Chassis Tilt Recovery
- 6.2-1 Platform uphill
- 6.2-2 Platform downhill
- Winching and Towing Procedure
- 6.3-1 Releasing brakes manually
- Loading/Unloading
- 6.4-1 Loading and tie-down
- Battery Maintenance
- 6.5-1 Battery service procedure
- 6.5-2 Battery charging operation
- 6.5-3 Charging state LED
Section 7 – Technical Drawings and Specifications10 topics
- Technical Diagrams
- Standard and Optional Equipment
- Owner’s Annual Inspection Record
- Specifications and Features-A
- Specifications and Features-B
- Tire/Wheel Specifications
- Maximum Platform Capacities
- Floor Loading Pressure
- 7.8-1 Locally concentrated pressure (LCP)
- 7.8-2 Overall uniform pressure (OUP)
Section 8 – Labels6 topics
- Control side
- Front side
- Top view
- Platform views
- Motor/Hydraulic side
- Rear side
Inside this manual
Real pages from this operating manual (107 pages). Open the sample pages (PDF, 483 KB)
- Maintenance, page 14: Responsibility for Maintenance
- Controls and operation, page 57: Section 5 – Operation
- Specifications, page 77: Section 7 – Technical Drawings and Specifications
- Color page, page 18: SJ30 AJE, SJ30 ARJE
- Color page, page 9: SJ30 AJE, SJ30 ARJE
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Factory manual for in-house farm and construction shop use. Straightforward, complete, and easy to follow. It contains the OEM information dealership service departments and parts counters use to diagnose problems, identify components, and perform maintenance or repairs correctly.
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Identifying correct parts and seeing how assemblies come apart and go back together
Keeping equipment running with less downtime
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