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You have just taken delivery of your Haulotte HA 12 I self-propelled hydraulic platform.
Manuel de Réparation 3
Follow the maintenance and operating instructions carefully and you will obtain complete satisfaction
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from your machine.
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This instruction manual is designed to help you do this.
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It is most important:
• to respect the safety guidelines for the machine itself, its use and its operating environment;
• to use the equipment only within its performance limits; Document 55 pages
• to keep the machine in good repair in order to ensure long service. en-maintenance-and-repair-
One service check is provided free of charge: see the warranty booklet provided with the machine. module-1.pdf
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Refer to this manual and the Parts Catalogue when ordering replacement parts or consumable materials.
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You are reminded that our machines comply with the provisions of "Machine Directive" 89/392/EEC of 14 June
1989, amended by the directives 91/368/EEC of 21 June 1991, 93/44/EEC of 14 June 1993 and 93/68/EEC of 22
July 1993.
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1 - GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS - SAFETY 1
1.1 GENERAL WARNING 1
1.2 APPLICATION OF GENERAL REGULATIONS 2 Document 52 pages
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1.5.1 Periodic inspections 4
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1.7 CHECKS WHEN MACHINE IS BROUGHT BACK INTO SERVICE 4 Document 84 pages
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2.3 WORKING AREA 7
2.5 DIMENSIONS 9
3 - OPERATING PRINCIPLES 10
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3.1 HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT (see hydraulic circuit diagram, § 8) 10
3.1.1 Turntable rotation, arm lifting, boom derricking and telescoping and work- HR15_operators_manuallb1
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3.1.5 Work-cradle rotation 10
3.1.6 Work-cradle compensation 10
3.1.7 Brake release on wheel reduction gears during travel 11
3.1.8 Manual emergency and rescue system 11
3.1.9 Functioning of overload system 11 Document 153 pages
3.2 ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT 11 MTU 2000 M94 operation

3.2.1 48/24V current converter (Item 4, photo 5) 11 Dimas Saputro
3.2.2 Electronic variable speed drive (Item 1, photo 15) 11
3.2.3 Contactor plate (Photo 15) 12
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3.2.4 Direct electric travel movement 12
3.2.5 Work-cradle load monitoring 12
3.2.6 Tilt monitoring within the 3° limit 12
3.2.7 High travel speed 12
4 - USING THE MACHINE 13 Document 55 pages
4.1 UNLOADING - LOADING - MOVEMENT 13 1, U&M PPC - Draft from

4.1.1 Unloading by lifting 13 Dalmec
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4.3.1 Ground level operations 17
4.3.2 Operations controlled from the work-cradle 17
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4.4 EMERGENCY AND RESCUE OPERATIONS 18
4.4.1 Using hand pump for emergency movements (photo 2) 18 SICCA VALVE OIM
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4.6 BATTERY CHARGE MONITORING UNIT/HOUR METER 19
4.7 USING THE ON-BOARD BATTERY CHARGER 19
4.7.1 Characteristics 20
4.7.2 Starting of recharging process 20
4.7.3 Equalisation charge: LED 4 20 Document 24 pages
4.7.4 Compensation charge 20
4.7.5 Charge interruption 20 P101076_2.00_doc_Manual -
4.7.6 Fault signalling: red LED 5 21 VC 26
4.7.7 Precautions for use 21
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4.8 BATTERY USE AND MAINTENANCE 21
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4.8.1 Commissioning 21
4.8.2 Discharge 21
4.8.3 Recharging 21
4.8.4 Maintenance 22
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5 - MAINTENANCE 24
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5.3 OPERATIONS 26
5.3.1 Hydraulic oil filter (Photo 11) 27
5.3.2 Drive wheel reduction gears (Photos 12-13) 27
5.3.3 Hydraulic oil storage tank 27
5.3.4 Batteries 27
5.3.5 Slew backlash adjustment (photo 16) 28 Document 218 pages
5.4 LOAD TESTING. 28
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6.1 LED DISPLAY ON VARIABLE SPEED DRIVE 31

6.2 TROUBLESHOOTING 32
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7 - SAFETY SYSTEMS 34
7.1 LIST AND FUNCTION OF RELAYS, SAFETY CONTACTS AND FUSES 34 LIMITORQUE GEARBOX
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1 - GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS - SAFETY
1.1 GENERAL WARNING Document 16 pages
This manual is designed to help familiarize the operator with Haulotte self-propelled hydraulic Belgicast Pres. Mant. Comp.
platforms so that he can use them efficiently and SAFELY. However, this manual is not intended to y Mar
replace the basic training needed by every user of site equipment.
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Before using equipment for the first time, operating and maintenance personnel must have read and
understood all the instructions in this manual. This is essential for the safe and efficient use of the
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This manual must be available for consultation by all personnel operating the machine. Additional
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- be equipped with a safety harness and any other equipment that might be necessary depending on
working conditions (dangerous areas, for example);
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- on soft, unstable, ground, in confined spaces or where the gradient is more than 3°
- when exposed to wind (ZERO wind); when used outdoors, use an anemometer to make sure that Document 2 pages
wind speed is zero
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- with items that could increase wind resistance (eg. panels)
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• Always wipe any oil or grease from the machine steps, floor and handrails. vatasa
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• Prevent the machine from being subject to any uncontrolled intervention when not in service.
• Make sure the daily checks are made and make sure the machine operates properly during periods of
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- move the travel servo-controls from one direction to the opposite direction without first stopping Document 4 pages
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- carry out repair on maintenance work in the area of the turret witch requires the booms to be
raised without ensuring that there is no danger of the booms accidentally lowering on to a person
working below them. To avoid this possibility:
• always remove the key from the lower controls when working within the turret area.
• Support the booms with a crane if the hydraulic lift cylinders are being working on.
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- Gusty wind: risk of overturning.
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- Contact with power line: risk of electrical shock.
- Work on floors or over drains or culverts, pavements, etc.: risk of overturning. Document 144 pages
- Work in explosive atmospheres: risk of explosion. D3300_SG(En)02
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1.4 LIMITS OF USE
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- with a load of more than 200 kg;
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Deterioration which might result in dangerous situations must be detected. Such deterioration might
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or hoses, electrical connections, condition of tyres, excessive mechanical play.
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- extensive dismantling and reassembly work,
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- any accident caused by faulty operation of an essential component.
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Pay load 200 kg. incl. 2 operatives
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Working height 12 m
Platform height 10 m
Maximum reach 6.5 m
Turntable rotation 360°
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Slope and camber while working (max.) 3°
Work cradle dimensions 1140 x 700 (inside) - Outside: + 60 mm Cat Parts Value Story-
Maximum gradient during travel 25%
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Turning circle Chassis (outside): 2.08 m - basket (outside): 2.6 m
Boom angle range - 15.5°+75°
Telescoping (stroke) 2000 mm
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work cradle:
- telescoping: extending/retracting: (approx.) 26 / 13 secs
- arm derricking: up/down: (approx.) 21 / 13.5 secs
- boom derricking: up/down: (approx.) 19 / 15 secs
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Engine: manufacturer (standard) LEROY SOMER
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- power 1.2OR
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- consumption 65 A on flat ground - 230 A max. Compare Workshop
Acoustic pressure level in operator's station 72 dB(A)
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Hydraulic service pressures*:
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220 bars
- maximum pressure, slewing circuit 75 bars
- maximum pressure telescoping extended 220 bars
- maximum pressure boom derricking 220 bars
- maximum pressure arm derricking 220 bars
- maximum pressure for brake release 220 bars
Tightening torque of leading wheel nuts 20 kg.m
Tightening torque of drive wheel nuts 14 kg.m
Tightening torque of slewing gear bolts 12 kg.m
Weight 4950 kg
Dimensions see drawing § 2.5
• All pressures, except brake release pressure, can be monitored through a pressure test point (Item 1,
photo 7).
• Two drive wheels with brake reduction gears and electric motors with variable speed drive.
• Lifting, derricking, telescoping, slewing movement: hydraulic electro-pump with variable speed control.
• Steering by solenoid valve block.
• Emergency hand pump from turntable.
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3.1 HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT (see hydraulic circuit diagram, § 8)
All the movements of the machine, except travelling, are powered by the hydraulic energy from an
electro-pump (1) the operating speed of which is controlled by an electronic variable speed drive.
In the event of breakdown, a hand-operated emergency pump (12) can be used to lower the arms and
boom, retract the boom telescopic elements and slew the turntable.
The pump delivery pipe is fitted with a high-pressure filter (2) to protect the installation from pollution.
3.1.1 Turntable rotation, arm lifting, boom derricking and telescoping and work-cradle
compensation
These movements are carried out through solenoid-valve blocks diverting the hydraulic oil flow from
the pump to the receiving mechanism for the selected movement.
The gradual increase in the speed of the movements is achieved by varying the speed of the electro-
pump and thus the flow rate, controlled by the electronic variable speed drive, according to an electrical
order. Only a single movement is possible at any one time.
3.1.2 Steering
This is controlled by a 4-channel solenoid valve (7). Flow rate of the same electro-pump is either on or
off.
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Rotation of the turntable is controlled by a crown wheel and "gear and screw" reduction gear assembly,
driven by a hydraulic motor. Service pressure is limited to 75 bars for this movement.
3.1.5 Work-cradle rotation
This is controlled by turning the crank in one direction or the other.
3.1.6 Work-cradle compensation
This operates by oil transfer between two cylinders of identical characteristics.
The receiving compensating cylinder is fitted with a pilot-operated double-flanged check valve (22).
Manual compensation speed is controlled by a throttle valve on the electro-pump specific to this
movement.
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Whenever a travel movement command is implemented, the brake release circuit of the reduction gear is
pressurized. The hydraulic pressure is provided by an accumulator with pressure head controlled by a
pressure switch in the range 80 to 220 bars.
When the pressure drops below a minimum threshold level, the travel movement electro-pump is
automatically started-up to recharge the accumulator.
As soon as travel movement ceases, the brake is applied by spring action.
3.1.8 Manual emergency and rescue system
In the event of a power failure preventing:

- either the use of the electro-pump,
- or the operation of various movements,
it is possible to perform these movements from the ground by means of a hand-operated pump. At the
same time as this emergency pump is used, the corresponding solenoid valve block must be actuated in
order to lower the arms, lower the boom, retract the boom telescoping and slew the turntable.
3.1.9 Functioning of overload system

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between the extremity of the jib and the basket. Take care, when
cleaning around overload system:
- the distance between pressured water cleaning device extremity and overload system must be
more than 60 cm. OR
3.2 ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT

The electrical energy required for driving the motors and powering the controls is supplied by a set of
two blocks of 48 V - 375 Ah batteries. An on-board charger is available for recharging these batteries in
a single night by connection to an ordinary 16 A domestic socket outlet. (Item 3, photo 8).
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The electrical circuit includes two distinct parts:
• power circuit, for operation of the travel motors and electro-pump at 48 V,
• control circuit, with a voltage of 48 V for all items relating to operation of the variable speed
drive, and a voltage of 24 V for powering controls and safety systems.
3.2.1 48/24V current converter (Item 4, photo 5)
To ensure uniform discharging of the batteries, the voltage used for the control circuit is originally 48 V
transformed into 24 V by a current converter.
3.2.2 Electronic variable speed drive (Item 1, photo 15)
This is the key component governing the entire operation of the machine. Its role is to control the speed
of machine movements and travel by adapting the rotation speed of the various electric motors to a
given control order.
The variable speed drive acts as a receiver for the signal sent from the servo-control, but also for
information on the nature of the movement to be made and the status of safety systems.
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3.2.3 Contactor plate (Photo 15)
The variable speed drive is mounted on a support plate with a series of selection contactors. These are
power relays designed to feed the motors depending on the choice made by the operator.
3.2.4 Direct electric travel movement
Two direct-current motors, connected in series, provide power to the drive wheels via epicycloidal
reduction gears (Item 4, photo 11)
A generator, or tachometer, is installed on one of the motors, feeding return information to the variable
speed drive on the actual instantaneous speed of the motor, in order to control rotation speed. This
device prevents any risk of runaway and trips a counter-current braking system, if necessary (Item 2,
photo 11).
3.2.5 Work-cradle load monitoring
If the load on the work cradle reaches 90% of the maximum authorized load, the buzzer warns the
operator. When this maximum load is exceeded, the control circuit is cut, preventing any cradle
movement.
3.2.6
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permissible tilt angle is reached. If
this situation persists, after a time delay of 1 to 2 seconds, the boom derricking (lifting), arm lifting and
telescoping deployment controls are cut, and no travel movement is possible as long as the machine is
deployed in this manner. OR
To regain control of travel movement, all raised parts of the platform must be lowered.
N.B.: Once all components of the machine have been lowered, the tilt monitoring unit continues to emit
an acoustic signal as long as the gradient is greater than 3°, informing the operator that it will be
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boom is raised or the arms deployed, only low travel speed is possible.
NEVER DESCEND STEEP SLOPES IN HIGH-SPEED TRAVEL MODE
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4 - USING THE MACHINE
4.1 UNLOADING - LOADING - MOVEMENT
IMPORTANT: Before any operation, make sure the machine is in good condition and has not been
damaged during transport. If there is any damage, make the necessary reserves in writing to the
forwarding agent.
A handling error could lead to the machine falling with a

very serious risk of causing personal injury and material damage
Carry out unloading operations on a stable, flat, unencumbered and sufficiently strong surface (see
ground pressure - Section 2.4).
4.1.1 Unloading by lifting
• Use a lifting beam with four slings.

• Precautions

Make sure:
- that the lifting gear is in good working order and is powerful enough for the job,
- that the slings and hooks can withstand the load (refer to nominated rating shown on machine at
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- that the lifting rings are clean and in good order,
- that the personnel responsible for unloading the machine is authorized to use the lifting
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IMPORTANT : The machine has to be started up in order to unload it via ramps. See § 4.3 to avoid
any risk of error. Select low travel speed.
NB: Since the ramp slope is nearly always steeper than the maximum working gradient (3°), the boom
and arms must be lowered in order to authorise travel movement.
In this case, the buzzer will be tripped, but travel is possible.
If the slope is greater than the maximum permissible travel slope (see § 2.4), use a winch for assistance.
NEVER DESCEND THE RAMPS IN HIGH-SPEED TRAVEL MODE
4.1.3 Loading
Take the same precautions as for unloading.
The machine must be secured in accordance with the diagram below. To climb up the ramps onto a
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4.1.3 Movement
Always comply with the traffic regulations or instructions applicable to the site.
On rough ground, make a preliminary survey of the area concerned before starting overhead work in the
cradle.
Always keep a safe distance away from unstable shoulders or embankments when moving.
Make sure that no-one is in the immediate vicinty of the machine before starting any machine
movements or travel.
Reminder: It is strictly prohibited to travel on public highways.
Fig. A: Pictograms of the work cradle control panel board

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