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Demag AC 95 All Terrain Crane Operator Manual

Format: PDF (Printable Document)

File Language: English

File Pages: 430

File Size: 16.66 MB (Speed Download Link)

File Count: 2 PDF files

Brand: Demag

Model: AC 95

Equipment Type: All Terrain Crane

Book No: AC95-71001

Manuals Included: 2 separate publications

Type of Document: Operator Manual

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Demag AC 95 All Terrain Crane Operator Manual

The Demag AC 95 is a multi-axle all terrain crane. It drives on public roads, then sets up on site and works with a telescopic boom. Whoever picks up this manual is usually a new or relief operator taking over the crane and needing the controls, setup sequence and operating rules in front of them.

What this manual helps you do

  • Learn the layout of the crane operator's cab and what the crane symbols mean.
  • Follow the safety instructions before you drive, set up or lift.
  • Plan the setup with the notes on operation, counterweight and safety equipment.
  • Operate telescoping, luffing, slewing and "Hoist 1" hook operation in the right order.
  • Check the engine and driving sections before you take the crane on the road.

Who this is for

A crane operator uses it at handover to learn the cab, the controls and the setup routine for this specific crane. A fleet manager keeps it on file so every relief operator works from the same operating rules.

FAQ

Q: What do I receive and how is it organised?

A: You get the set: 2 PDF files, 430 pages in total, in English. The main manual is Publication AC95-71001 (258 pages), and Manual 2 is 172 pages.

Q: Which machine does it fit?

A: It is written for the Demag AC 95 all terrain crane. The title on the manual reads "AC 95 Operator Manual Part 1", and the publication number is AC95-71001.

Q: How does it fit my job?

A: The sections run from manufacturer's specifications, foreword and safety instructions through structure of the crane, cab, engine, driving, slewing, counterweight and safety equipment. Notes on operation, telescoping, telescoping loads (Appendix A), luffing and hook operation follow. That order suits training a new operator or briefing a relief one.

Keep it in the cab folder or on the fleet drive, and your operators have the AC 95 operating rules ready before the next job.

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Table of Contents:

  • Publication AC95-71001 (258 pages)
    • Manufacturer’s Specifications
    • Foreword
    • Safety Instructions
      • Notes on Safety
      • Operating Conditions and Calculated Design of the Crane
      • Safety Regulations
    • Structure of the Mobile Crane
      • Diagram
      • Crane Chassis
      • Superstructure
    • Crane Symbols
      • Indicator Light Symbols in the Crane Operator’s Cab
      • Switch and Button Symbols in the Crane Operator’s Cab
    • Crane Operator’s Cab
      • Control Elements in the Crane Operator’s Cab
      • Indicator Lights in the Crane Operator’s Cab
    • Engine
      • Before Starting
      • Starting Procedure from the Crane Operator’s Cab for Superstructure Operation
      • Points to Note following Starting
    • Driving
      • Driving on the Construction Site
      • Driving in Erect Mode
      • Supporting the Crane on Outriggers from the Superstructure Cab
    • Slewing
      • Preparations for Slewing
      • Slewing the Superstructure
      • Braking the Superstructure
    • Counterweight
      • Procedure for Fitting the Counterweight
      • Allocation of Counterweights for the Various Configurations
    • Safety Equipment
      • Load Limit Device Console (LMB)(42)
      • Input
      • Hoist Limit Switch
    • Notes on Operation
      • General Notes on Operation
      • Raising a Load Using Several Cranes
      • Checking the Safety Measures
    • Telescoping
      • Telescoping the Main Boom
      • Telescoping Procedure
    • Telescoping Loads (Appendix A)
    • Luffing
      • Raising and Lowering the Main Boom
      • Raising and Lowering the Main Boom in High Range
    • "Hoist 1" Hook Operation
      • Raising and Lowering Load with Hoist 1
      • Raising and Lowering the Load in High Range
      • Hydraulic Manual Operation in case of an Emergency (Optional)
  • Manual 2 (172 pages)
    • Safety Instructions
      • Notes on Axle Loads
      • Safety Regulations
      • Hand Signals for Guiding the Crane Driver During Road Travel
    • Crane Chassis
      • Overview of Crane Chassis
      • Serial Plates
    • Crane Symbols
      • Symbols of the Indicator Lights in the Driver’s Cab
      • Symbols of Switches and Push-Buttons in the Driver’s Cab
      • Symbols in Outrigger Control Box, Left-Hand Side
    • Driver’s Cab
      • Operating Elements in the Driver’s Cab
      • Monitoring Equipment
    • Engine
      • Checks before Starting
      • Starting
      • Stopping the Engine
    • Driving
      • Checks before Driving
      • General
    • Transmission
      • Gear Lever
      • All-Terrain Transmission
      • Starting
    • Brakes
      • Braking System
      • Service Brake
      • Parking Brake
    • Steering
      • Steering during Road Travel
      • Independent rear axle steering
    • Differential Locks
      • Differential Locks
    • Hydraulic Suspension
      • Suspension Circuits
      • Overall Level Adjustments
      • Monitoring the Hydraulic Suspension System while Driving
    • Outriggers
      • Instructions for Supporting the Crane on the Outriggers
      • Arrangement of the Control Elements for the Outriggers
      • Before Extending the Outriggers
    • Parking
      • Leaving the Vehicle in Transport Condition
      • Leaving the Crane in Configured Condition and with Outriggers Extended
    • Towing the Crane and Towing the Crane to Start
      • Towing the Crane to Start
      • General Towing Regulations
      • Towing the Crane Free on Soft Ground
    • Heating and Ventilation
      • Operation of the Heating and Ventilation System
      • Instructions for Winter Operation

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