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Snorkel SR2255, SR2755 Scissor Lift Operator's Manual

80 pages · Publication 12874A

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Models
SR2255, SR2755
Serial coverage
NZ081037 and after
Manual type
Operator's Manual
Pages
80
Publication
12874A
Condition
Brand new
Snorkel SR2255, SR2755 Scissor Lift Operator's Manual, publication 12874A

What's inside

From the manual's own table of contents: 51 sections, 299 entries. See sample pages (PDF, 864 KB)

Electrical Hazard2 topics
  • Electrical Hazard Warning i
  • Minimum Safe Approach Distance ii
Introduction9 topics
  • Options iii
  • Operation Manual iii
  • Photographs iii
  • Safety Alerts iii
  • Operation iv
  • Maintenance iv
  • Responsibilities of parties iv
    • In summary iv
  • Additional information v
Safety14 topics
  • Safe Operation 1-1
  • Electrocution Hazards 1-1
    • Minimum safe approach distance 1-1
  • Pre-start Inspection 1-2
  • Work Place Inspection and Practices 1-2
  • Operation 1-3
  • Tipover and Falling Hazards 1-3
  • General Safety Precautions 1-3
  • Hydraulic System Precautions 1-3
  • Fire Prevention 1-4
  • Engine and Fuel Handling Precautions 1-4
  • Batteries 1-4
  • Safety Decals and Placards 1-4
  • Safety Placards and Decals Location 1-5
Safety Devices21 topics
  • Safety Device Information 2-1
  • Emergency Stop Switches 2-1
    • At platform control box 2-1
    • At ground control box 2-1
  • Alarms 2-1
    • Level sensor 2-2
    • Lowering 2-2
    • High temperature 2-2
    • Low oil pressure 2-2
    • Drive (reverse) 2-2
    • Drive (forward) 2-2
  • Guardrails 2-2
  • Safety Prop 2-2
  • Swinging Gate 2-3
  • Safety Control 2-3
  • Bubble Level 2-3
  • Operator Horn 2-3
  • Stabilisers 2-3
  • RCD/ELCB AC Outlet (option) 2-4
  • Flashing Light 2-4
  • Lanyard Anchor Points (option) 2-4
Specifications5 topics
  • Specifications 3-1
  • General Specifications, Standard Machine SR2255 3-1
  • General Specifications, Standard Machine SR2755 3-2
  • Machine Component Identification 3-3
  • Recommended Hydraulic Oil 3-3
Gauges6 topics
  • Water Temperature 4-1
  • Engine Oil 4-1
  • Hydraulic Oil Level 4-1
  • Diesel Fuel Level 4-1
  • Hours 4-2
  • Bubble Level 4-2
Automatic Shut-offs and Circuit Breakers11 topics
  • Automatic Shut-offs 5-1
    • Level sensor 5-1
    • Engine oil pressure 5-1
    • Engine temperature 5-1
    • Platform height vs. drive speed 5-1
    • Dynamic brakes 5-1
    • Alternator not charging 5-1
    • Stabilisers 5-1
  • Circuit Breakers 5-1
    • Main breaker 5-1
    • RCD / ELCB outlet (option) 5-1
Controls4 topics
  • Controls 6-1
  • Hydraulic Compartment 6-1
  • Ground Control Box 6-1
  • Platform Control Box 6-2
Daily Inspection and Maintenance35 topics
  • Daily Inspection and Maintenance Table 7-1
  • Fuel Level 7-2
  • Fuel Filter 7-2
  • Fuel Leaks 7-2
  • Engine Oil 7-2
  • Engine Coolant 7-2
    • To add coolant: 7-3
  • Swinging Gate 7-3
  • Wiring Harnesses and Connectors 7-3
  • Batteries 7-3
    • Battery Terminals 7-3
    • Battery Fluid Level 7-4
  • Hydraulic Oil Tank 7-4
    • Hydraulic tank cap 7-4
    • Hydraulic oil level 7-4
  • Hydraulic Oil Leaks 7-4
  • Tires and Wheels 7-4
  • Bolts and Fasteners 7-5
  • Structural Damage & Welds 7-5
  • Guardrails 7-6
  • Bubble Level 7-6
  • Guides, rollers, and slides 7-6
  • Charging System 7-6
  • Ground Controls 7-7
  • Flashing Light 7-7
  • Platform Controls 7-7
  • Emergency Lowering 7-7
  • RCD / ELCB (Option) 7-8
  • Safety prop 7-8
  • Lanyard Anchorages (Option) 7-8
  • Non-Slip Tread Grip 7-8
  • Wrist Support 7-9
  • Placards and Decals 7-10
    • Standard placards and decals 7-10
    • Inspection drawing 7-11
Operation17 topics
  • Operating Procedures 8-1
  • Control Stations 8-1
  • Emergency Stopping 8-1
  • Operation Considerations 8-1
  • Operating From The Ground Control Box 8-2
    • Raising the platform 8-2
  • Operating From The Platform Control Box 8-3
  • Driving 8-4
    • Raising the Platform 8-4
  • Stabilisers 8-5
  • Operating The Stabilisers Manually 8-5
    • To set the stabilisers 8-5
    • To raise the stabilisers: 8-6
  • Operating The Auto Level System 8-6
    • Setting the stabilisers automatically 8-6
    • Raising the stabilisers automatically 8-6
  • Extending The Multi-Position Platform 8-7
Emergency Operation4 topics
  • Emergency Operation Procedures 9-1
  • Emergency Stop 9-1
  • Emergency Bleed-Down 9-1
  • Pushing / Towing 9-2
Stowing and Transporting7 topics
  • Stowing 10-1
  • Transporting 10-1
    • Trailering 10-1
    • Securing to a Transport Vehicle 10-2
    • Lifting / Lashing Down 10-2
    • Pushing 10-3
    • Winching Procedure 10-3
Options13 topics
  • Bi-Energy Option 11-1
    • DC motor operation 11-1
    • Master battery isolater switches 11-1
    • Steering in DC motor mode 11-2
    • Batteries 11-2
    • Battery charger 11-2
    • Batteries - General maintenance 11-3
    • Batteries - Charging 11-3
  • Other Options 11-3
  • Lanyard Anchor Points 11-3
  • Non-Marking Tyres 11-3
  • RCD / ELCB Outlet 11-3
  • Electrical Outlet 11-4
Fire Fighting and Chemical Containment3 topics
  • Hazardous Components 12-1
    • Foam In Tires 12-2
    • Liquefied Petroleum Gas (UN 1075) 12-3
Operator's Troubleshooting2 topics
  • Troubleshooting 13-1
    • Operator Troubleshooting Chart 13-1
Appendix A. Glossary
Additional information1 topic
  • Introduction - page iv, A-v
Automatic Shut-offs, 5-16 topics
  • Alternator Not Charging, 5-1
  • Dynamic Brakes, 5-1
  • Engine Oil Pressure, 5-1
  • Level Sensor, 5-1
  • Platform Height vs Drive Speed, 5-1
  • Stabilisers, 5-1
Circuit Breakers, 5-12 topics
  • Main Circuit Breaker, 5-1
  • RCD/ELCB Outlet, 5-1
Controls, 6-115 topics
  • Control Switches
    • Auto stabiliser, 6-3
    • Ground/platform, 6-2
    • Ground/platform selector, 8-2
    • Joystick safety control, 6-3
    • Key switch, 6-1
    • Lift/drive, 6-3
    • Manual stabiliser, 6-3
    • Operator horn, 6-3
    • Platform lift/lower, 6-2
  • Indicator Lights
    • Lift enable, 6-2
    • Low oil pressure, 6-3
  • Joystick, 6-3
  • Steering, 6-3
Electrical1 topic
  • Electrocution, 8-1
Electrical Hazard Warning1 topic
  • see Electrical Hazard - page i
Emergency Operation, 9-14 topics
  • Procedures
    • Bleed down, 9-1
    • Emergency stop, 9-1
    • Pushing, 9-2
Gauges4 topics
  • Ammeter, 4-1
  • Bubble Level, 4-2
  • Engine Oil, 4-1
  • Hydraulic Oil, 4-1
Show all 51 sections
General Specifications SR2770, 3-3
Ground clearance, 3-1, 3-2
Hazardous Components, 12-17 topics
  • Antifreeze, 12-1
  • Battery Lead/Acid, 12-1
  • Diesel Fuel, 12-1
  • Foam In Tyres, 12-2
  • Gasoline, 12-2
  • Hydraulic Oil, 12-3
  • Liquefied Petroleum Gas, 12-3
Insulation rating, 3-1, 3-2
Maintenance personnel1 topic
  • see Introduction - page iv
Maximum rated axle capacity, 3-1, 3-2
Minimum Safe Approach Distance1 topic
  • see Electrical Hazard - page ii
Nominal working height, 3-1, 3-2
Operating Procedures, 8-14 topics
  • Control Stations, 8-1
  • Operating From Ground Controls, 8-2
  • Operating From Platform Controls, 8-3
  • Raising The Platform, 8-2
Operational Procedures6 topics
  • Driving, 8-4
  • Extending The Platform, 8-7
  • Raising The Platform, 8-4
  • Stabilisers, 8-5
    • Auto operation, 8-6
    • Manual operation, 8-5
Overall length (with stabilizers), 3-1, 3-2
Placards and decals2 topics
  • Inspection drawing, 7-11
  • Standard placards and decals, 7-10
Qualified Operators
Responsibilities of owners and users1 topic
  • Introduction - page iv, A-iv
Safe working load (main deck), 3-1, 3-2
Safe working load (roll out deck), 3-1, 3-2
Safety11 topics
  • Batteries, 1-4
  • Electrocution Hazard, 1-1
  • Falling Hazard, 1-3
  • Fuel Handling Precautions, 1-4
  • General Safety Precautions, 1-3
  • Hydraulic Systems, 1-3
  • Pre-start Inspection, 1-2
  • Safe Operation, 1-1
  • Safety Decals, 1-4
  • Tipover Hazard, 1-3
  • Work Place Inspection and Practices, 1-2
Safety Alerts, Caution, Danger, Warning, Important1 topic
  • see Introduction - page iii
Safety Devices17 topics
  • Drive (forward), 2-2
    • Drive (reverse), 2-2
    • High temperature, 2-2
    • Level sensor, 2-2
    • Low oil pressure, 2-2
    • Lowering, 2-2
  • Bubble Level, 2-3
  • Emergency Stop Switches, 2-1
  • Flashing Light, 2-4
  • Guardrails, 2-2
  • Joystick Safety Control, 2-3
  • Lanyard Anchor Points, 2-4
  • Operator Horn, 2-3
  • RCD/ELCB AC Outlet, 2-4
  • Safety Prop, 2-2
  • Stabilisers, 2-3
  • Swinging Gate, 2-3
Stowing The SR, 10-1
Transporting The SR, 10-13 topics
  • Driving Onto Trailer, 10-1
  • Securing To Transport, 10-2
  • Winching, 10-3
Travelling height, 3-1, 3-2
Troubleshooting, 13-1, 13-26 topics
  • All systems sluggish, 13-1
  • Engine will not start, 13-1
  • Operator Troubleshooting Chart, 13-1
  • Platform will not drive when raised, 13-2
  • Platform will not go up, 13-2
  • SR will not drive, 13-1
Turning radius (inner), 3-1, 3-2
Turning radius (outer), 3-1, 3-2
Warranty - Limited1 topic
  • see inside front cover
Work Place Inspection, 1-2

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  • Maintenance, page 36: 7. Daily Inspection and Maintenance
  • Controls and operation, page 42: I Ground Controls
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  • Color page, page 58: Figure 9.8

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Operator's manual

Safe operation, controls, maintenance schedules, lubrication points, inspections, and basic checks. Repair procedures are in the service manual.

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Illustrated diagrams with factory part numbers for identifying components and ordering parts. Repair procedures are in the service manual.

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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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