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Manual de Peças e Serviços
OPERATING
MAINTENANCE
& PARTS
MANUAL
SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION
PURPOSE OF EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................... Page 1
USE OF EQUIPMENT .......................................................................................................... Page 1
WARNINGS .......................................................................................................................... Page 1 S
DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................................................... Page 1
WORK PLATFORM MAJOR COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION ........................................... Page 4
SECTION 2 OPERATION E
1
OPERATION QUALIFICATIONS .......................................................................................... Page 1
OPERATING CONTROL IDENTIFICATION
Base Controls - Electrical ................................................................................................... Page 1
Base Controls - Hydraulic ................................................................................................... Page 2 C
Base Controls - Hydraulic/Manual ...................................................................................... Page 2
Optional Base Controls ....................................................................................................... Page 3
Platform Controls ................................................................................................................ Page 4
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Optional Platform Controls .................................................................................................. Page 4
SET-UP PROCEDURE ........................................................................................................ Page 6
OPERATING PROCEDURES
2
Prestart Checks .................................................................................................................. Page 7
Start and Operation ............................................................................................................ Page 7
I
Shutdown Procedure .......................................................................................................... Page 7
BATTERY SERVICE AND CHARGER PROCEDURES ....................................................... Page 8
BATTERY CHARGER OPERATION - Lester Charger .......................................................... Page 9
BATTERY CHARGER OPERATION - Motor Appliance Charger .......................................... Page 9
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SECTION 3 SYSTEMS COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION AND SCHEMATICS
TABLE OF CONTENTS ........................................................................................................ Page 1
LIST OF TABLES
N 4
TABLE 1-1. SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURES ................................................................ Page 3
TABLE 4-1. MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION SCHEDULE ............................................ Page 3 D
TABLE 4-2. OWNERS ANNUAL INSPECTION RECORD .................................................... Page 4
TABLE 4-3. MAXIMUM PLATFORM CAPACITIES ............................................................... Page 4
TABLE 4-4. TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................ Page 4
TABLE 4-5. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................... Page 5 E
Appendix A
DUAL POWER OPTION SUPPLEMENT TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................... Page A-1
X
5
Appendix B
PROPORTIONAL CONTROL OPTION SUPPLEMENT TABLE OF CONTENTS ............ Page B-1
FAILURE TO COMPLY with your REQUIRED RESPONSIBILITIES in the use and operation of the work platform
could result in death or serious injury.
OPERATOR SAFETY REMINDERS
The National Safety Council reminds us that most accidents are caused by the failure of some individuals to follow
simple and fundamental safety rules and precautions. Common sense dictates the use of protective clothing when
working on or near machinery. Use appropriate safety devices to protect your eyes, ears, hands, feet and body.
You, as a careful operator, are the best insurance against an accident. Therefore, proper usage of this work platform
is mandatory. The following pages of this manual should be read and understood completely before operating the
work platform. Any modifications from the original design are strictly forbidden without written permission from
SKYJACK, Inc.
NOTE
SKYJACK, Inc. is continuously improving and expanding product features on it’s equipment; therefore, specifications
and dimensions are subject to change without notice.
SJII Series
MODEL (Nom.) (Nom.) Working Platform Stowed Drive Size Capacity* TIRES Drive Raise Gradability
3739# 32.0” 88.25” 26.0” 20.0” 79.88” 28” x 81” 800# 2 mph
3220 FULL ** 35 sec 25%
(2032kg) (.81m) (2.24m) (7.92m) (6.10m) (2.03m) (.71x2.05m) (363kg) (3.2kph)
3593# 46.0” 88.25” 26.0” 20.0” 80.25” 42” x 81” 1100# 2 mph
4620 FULL ** 35 sec 25%
(1630kg) (1.17m) (2.24m) (7.92m) (6.10m) (2.03m) (1.07x2.05m) (499kg) (3.2kph)
4198# 46.0” 88.25” 32.0” 26.0” 87.5” FULL 42” x 81” 850# ** 2 mph 44 sec 25%
4626
(1904kg) (1.17m) (2.24m) (9.75m) (7.92m) (2.23m) (1.07x2.05m) (386kg) (3.2kph)
5020# 68.0” 99.25” 32.0” 26.0” 92.88” 60” x 81” 1200# 2 mph
6826 FULL ** 45 sec 25%
(2277kg) (1.73m) (2.52m) (9.75m) (7.92m) (2.36m) (1.53x2.05m) (545kg) (3.2kph)
5480# 68.0” 99.25” 38.0” 32.0” 98.50” FULL 60” x 81” 1000# ** 2 mph 47 sec 25%
6832
(2486kg) (1.73m) (2.52m) (11.6m) (9.75m) (2.50m) (1.53x2.05m) (454kg) (3.2kph)
* Overall capacity - all extension platform capacities are 300 lbs. Overall capacity is reduced by 100 lbs. on Models 3220, 4620 and 4626 equipped with
powered extension platform. Overall capacity is reduced by 200 lbs. on Model 6826 equipped with powered extension platform.
** 16 x 4.00 x 8 Solid Rubber Tires.
*** 23 x 10.5 x 12 Foam Filled Tires. (Refer to Table 4-5. General Specifications for foam fill specifications.)
^ Weight with standard extension platform. Add 180# (82kg) to weight when equipped with powered extension platform.
Revised 1-1-97
STANDARD FEATURES OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
SECTION 1, Page 3
$ Scissor Guards
WORK PLATFORM MAJOR COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION
OPERATOR’S
CONTROL BOX
EXTENSION
MAIN PLATFORM
PLATFORM
LIFTING
MECHANSIM
HYDRAULIC/
ELECTRIC TRAY
BASE
BATTERY
TRAY
Figure 1-2. SKYJACK SJII Series Work Platform
(Model 3220 shown)
OPERATING CONTROLS
Base Controls - Electrical
Electrical Panel
1
2 3
1
Figure 2-2. Emergency Battery Disconnect Switch
Free-Wheeling Valve
1 2
2
Figure 2-3B. Emergency Lowering System
NOTE
The parking brake(s) will reset automatically when the
work platform is driven.
Safety Bar
1. LIFT/OFF/DRIVE SELECT KEY SWITCH - Key to Figure 2-9. Operator Horn Push-Button
“LIFT” position energizes the lift circuit. Key to “OFF”
position disconnects power to control circuit in control 1. OPERATOR HORN PUSH-BUTTON
box. Key to “DRIVE” position energizes the drive/steer
circuit. 1. OPERATOR HORN PUSH-BUTTON - This push-
button switch, when depressed, sounds an automotive-
2. UP/DOWN SELECTOR SWITCH - To raise the type horn.
platform, key to “LIFT” position, then rotate selector
switch to “j “ (up) position until desired height is reached.
Release switch to stop. To lower the platform, key to
“LIFT” position, then rotate selector switch to “ l“ (down)
position until desired height is reached. Release switch
to stop. A warning alarm will sound while lowering.
1
1
2
Figure 2-11. Fold Down Guardrail System
DETENT BALL
NOTE CLEAR OF SIDE
On machines manufactured 3/96 and since, the OF PIVOT
extension platform MUST be retracted to 3 ft. extension BRACKET
or less before driving. On machines manufactured 2/
96 and prior, the extension platform MUST be fully
retracted before driving. On machines equipped with
scissor guards, the extension platform MUST be fully Figure 2-12. Correct Position of Locking Pin
retracted to fully lower the platform.
1. Carefully read and completely understand ALL 1. Turn Emergency Power Disconnect Switch to
of SECTION 2, OPERATION in this manual and “ON” position.
ALL warnings and instruction labels on the work
platform. 2. Use the ladder at the rear of the work platform to
access the work platform deck.
2. Check for any obstacles around the work platform
and in the path of travel such as holes, drop 3. Latch the entry chain/gate.
offs, debris, ditches and soft fill.
Using the Platform Controls:
3. Check overhead clearances.
4. Pull out the Emergency Stop Button.
4. Make sure the batteries are fully charged.
Disconnect charger from AC power supply. NOTE
Powered extension platform MUST be fully retracted
5. Make sure that the free-wheeling and emergency before driving.
lowering valves are fully closed.
5. TO RAISE THE PLATFORM: Select “LIFT”
position with Lift/Off/Drive Select Key Switch.
OPERATOR’S CHECKLIST Depress and hold the Lift Enable Push-button (if
so equipped), then Select “ j “ (up) position
INSPECT AND/OR TEST THE FOLLOWING DAILY OR
with Up/Down Selector switch.
AT BEGINNING OF EACH SHIFT
Contact with electrolytic acid can cause skin irritation and To reduce the risk of electrical shock, connect charger
damage clothing. Wear a protective apron, gloves and only to a properly grounded single phase outlet. DO NOT
goggles when working with batteries. use a extension cord longer than 25 feet.
Electrical Schematic Parts List (Standard for North America) ................................................................. Page 2
Electrical Panel Diagram and Parts List (Other than North America) ...................................................... Page 8
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
3
Hydraulic Schematic Parts List (Models 3220 and 4620) ...................................................................... Page 10
Hydraulic Schematic Parts List (Models 6826 and 6832) ...................................................................... Page 14
Hydraulic Schematic (Models 6826 and 6832) ..................................................................................... Page 15
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4
3 8
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11
9
13
12
6 1
7 2 8
4
5 11
10
13
9
13
12
Units
Ref. Skyjack Description per
No. Part No. Assy.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Units
Ref. Skyjack Description per
No. Part No. Assy.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
C1 103831 CYLINDER, Cushion (Replaces 103008) 1
C2 106265 CYLINDER, 3" Lift 1
105888 • KIT, Seal repair AR
C3 104108 CYLINDER, Steer 1
105816 • KIT, Seal repair AR
C4 103817 CYLINDER, Brake (Replaces 100371)(2 used w/Dual Brake Option) 1
105816 • KIT, Seal repair AR
C5 113428 CYLINDER, 6 Ft. extension platform (Replaces 108748 and 106445) 1
107396 • KIT, Seal repair AR
CB1 104133 VALVE, Counterbalance 1
CRV1 115299 CROSS-OVER RELIEF VALVE (option) 1
F1 109568 FILTER ASSY., Return (#12orb thread) (Later models) 1
102877 FILTER ASSY., Return (1/2P thread) (Earlier models) 1
104254 • ELEMENT, Return filter AR
FD1 103354 VALVE, Flow divider/combiner 1
2H-13 103655 VALVE, Lowering (Replaces 102624) 1
2H-13-1 103655 VALVE, Holding (Machines w/Holding Valve Option) 1
2H-13-2 107269 VALVE, Holding w/Manual override (Machines w/Holding Valve Option) 1
2H-18A 104132 VALVE, Differential 1
2H-21 102626 VALVE, Dump 1
3H-14 106273 VALVE, Lift 1
3H-17* 103623 VALVE, Brake (Replaces 102625) 1
3H-18A-1 103623 VALVE, Speed A (Replaces 102625) 1
3H-18A-2 103623 VALVE, Speed B (Replaces 102625) 1
4H-15 103614 VALVE, Reverse drive (includes 4H-16) 1
4H-16 103614 VALVE, Forward drive (includes 4H-15) 1
4H-23 103614 VALVE, Right steer (includes 4H-24) 1
4H-24 103614 VALVE, Left steer (includes 4H-23) 1
4H-26 103614 VALVE, Powered platform extend (option) (includes 4H-27) 1
4H-27 103614 VALVE, Powered platform retract (option) (includes 4H-26) 1
M1 103129 MOTOR, Hydraulic drive LH (White Hydraulics) 1
104212 • KIT, Seal repair AR
M2 103129 MOTOR, Hydraulic drive RH (White Hydraulics) 1
104212 • KIT, Seal repair AR
MB1 107354 MANIFOLD BLOCK, Main 1
MB2 103137 MANIFOLD BLOCK, Manual lowering (Machines w/rotary lowering valve) 1
107493 MANIFOLD BLOCK, Manual lowering (Machines w/pull-type lowering valve) 1
MB3 104100 MANIFOLD BLOCK, Velocity fuse 2
106688 MANIFOLD BLOCK, Lower Holding valve (Machines w/Holding Valves Opt.) 1
108778 MANIFOLD BLOCK, Upper Holding valve (Machines w/Holding Valves Opt.) 1
MB4 108195 MANIFOLD BLOCK, Rear drive (Later models) 1
104354 MANIFOLD BLOCK, Rear drive (Earlier models) 1
MB5 103338 MANIFOLD BLOCK, Powered ext. platform (option) 1
O1 104435 ORIFICE, Dump valve .067 dia. 1
O2 105530 ORIFICE, Lowering .078 dia. 1
O3 105811 ORIFICE, Steer .040 dia. 2
O4 107821 ORIFICE, Emergency lowering .055 dia. (Machines w/Holding Valve Option) 2
O5 105811 ORIFICE, Brake .040 dia. (2 used w/Dual Brake Option) 1
O6 104434 ORIFICE, Differential .040 dia. 1
P1 106577 PUMP, Hydraulic (JS Barnes) 1
R1 104534 VALVE, System relief (Replaces 103214) 1
R2 104534 VALVE, Lift relief (Replaces 103214) 1
R3 106557 VALVE, Relief (Replaces 103729) 2
R4 115336 VALVE, Cross-over relief (option) 1
R5 115336 VALVE, Cross-over relief (option) 1
V1 103136 VALVE, Manual lowering (Machines w/rotary lowering knob) 1
107271 VALVE, Manual lowering (Machines w/pull-type lowering knob) 1
V2 103136 VALVE, Free-wheeling 1
VF1 103138 VELOCITY FUSE, Lift cylinder 2
Units
Ref. Skyjack Description per
No. Part No. Assy.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
TO
PUMP
TO
RETURN
FILTER
TO REAR
DRIVE TO STEER CR1
TO STEER CYLINDER TO CROSS-
MANIFOLD
CYLINDER(L) (R) CUSHION OVER
(BRAKE)
CYLINDER RELIEF
2H-18A 3H-18A-1 BRAKE IN
ASSEMBLY TO
DIFFERENTIAL SPEED FROM MAIN
POWERED Figure 3-7. Rear Drive Manifold Component
FIGURE 3-6. MAIN MANIFOLD AND PORT IDENTIFICATION VALVE VALVE A MANIFOLD
PLATFORM and Port Identification
SUPPLY
Death or injury can result if the work platform is not kept The actual operating environment of the work platform
in good working order. Inspection and maintenance governs the use of the maintenance schedule. The
should be performed by competent personnel who are inspection points covered in Table 4-1. Maintenance and
familiar with mechanical procedures. Inspection Schedule indicates the areas of the work
platform to be maintained or inspected and at what
The operator should be assured that the work platform intervals the maintenance and inspections are to be
has been properly maintained and inspected before performed.
using it.
2. Tolerance of working parts in the hydraulic system 9. All hydraulic components must be disassembled
are very close. Even small amounts of dirt or in spotlessly clean surroundings. During
foreign material in the system can cause wear or disassembly, pay particular attention to the
damage to components, as well as general faulty identification of parts to assure proper reassembly.
operation of the hydraulic system. Every Clean all metal parts in a clean mineral oil solvent.
precaution must be taken to assure absolute Be sure to thoroughly clean all internal passages.
cleanliness of the hydraulic oil. After the parts have been dried thoroughly, lay
them on a clean, lint-free surface for inspection.
3. Samples of hydraulic oil should be drawn from
the reservoir every six months. These samples 10. Replace all o-rings and seals when overhauling
should be about two quarts and should be taken any component. Lubricate all parts with clean
while the oil is warmed through normal operation hydraulic oil before reassembly. Use small amounts
of the system. If possible, the sample should be of petroleum jelly to hold o-rings in place during
analyzed by a qualified lubrication specialist to assembly.
determine whether it is suitable for further use.
The intervals between oil changes depend on 11. Be sure to replace any lost hydraulic oil when
operating conditions and on the care used in completing the installation of the repaired
keeping the oil clean. component, and bleed any air from the system
when required.
4. Whenever there is a hydraulic system failure which
gives reason to believe that there are metal 12. All hydraulic connections must be kept tight. A
particles or foreign materials in the system, drain loose connection in a pressure line will permit the
and flush the entire system and replace the filter oil to leak out or air to be drawn into the system.
cartridges. A complete change of oil must be made Air in the system can cause damage to the
under these circumstances. components and noisy or erratic system operation.
5. Whenever the hydraulic system is drained, check MAINTENANCE. Three simple maintenance procedures
the magnets in the hydraulic reservoir for metal have the greatest effect on hydraulic system
particles. If metal particles are present, flush the performance, efficiency and life. Yet, the very simplicity
entire system and add a new change of oil. The of them may be reasons they are so often overlooked.
presence of metal particles also may indicate the What are they? Simply these:
possibility of imminent component failure. A very
small amount of fine particles is normal. 1. Change filters regularly.
6. Do not use synthetic or fire resistant oils in this 2. Maintain a sufficient quantity of clean hydraulic
work platform. A good grade 10W40 hydraulic oil oil of the proper type and viscosity in the hydraulic
with a viscosity of 320 sus @ 100°F and a pour reservoir.
point of -35°F should be used.
3. Keep all connections tight.
Mechanical
Structural damage/welds (1) T T
Parking brake (2) (8) T T
Tires and wheels (1) (2) (3) T T
Guides, rollers and slides (1) T T
Railings\entry chain gate (2)(3) T T
Electrical
Battery fluid level (1) T T
Control switches (1)(2) T T
Cords and wiring (1) T T
Battery terminals (1)(3) T T
Generator and receptacle (2) T T
Terminals and plugs (3) T T
Hydraulic
Hydraulic oil level (1) T T
Hydraulic leaks (1) T T
Lift and lowering speeds (10) T T
Cylinders (1)(2) T T
Emergency lowering (2) T T
Lift capacity (7) T T
Miscellaneous
Labels(1)(12)Oper.manual(1)(11)
Notes:
(8) Lubricate
(1) Visually inspect
(9) Replace
(2) Check operation
(10) Refer to Table 4-5. General specifications
(3) Check tightness
(11) Check manual tube for proper manual
(7) Check lift relief valve setting. Setting MUST not exceed
(12) Replace if missing or illegible
settings for each model shown on serial number
* Record inspection date in table 4-2.
nameplate.
RECORDING
YEAR #
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OWNERS
NAME
INSPECTED
BY
Notes: 1. Maximum weight of persons and materials MUST NOT EXCEED CAPACITY.
2. Main platform capacity is reduced by 100# (45kg) on Models 3220, 4620 and 4626 equipped with
optional 6.50 x 16.00 foam filled tires.
The following pages contain a Table of Troubleshooting information for locating and correcting most service trouble
which can develop. Careful inspection and accurate analysis of the systems listed in the Table of Troubleshooting
Information will localize the trouble more quickly than any other method. This manual cannot cover all possible
troubles and deficiencies that may occur. If a specific trouble is not listed, isolate the major component in which
the trouble occurs, and then isolate and correct the specific problem.
TROUBLESHOOTING INFORMATION
TROUBLE PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY
All Controls 1. Main Power Disconnect Switch (S1) 1. Close switch or replace if no
Inoperative open. continuity reading.
2. Main power cable open or 2. Check cable if no continuity
defective. reading, replace.
3. Close switch or replace if no
3. Lift/Off/Drive Key Switch (S3) open continuity reading.
or defective. 4. Check each cell with hydrometer
4. Battery charge low. reading should be 1.275 (fully
charged). Recharge if low
reading. Replace if reading
difference between cells is
0.050.
5. Battery terminals or connector pins 5. Clean and tighten connections.
dirty or loose.
6. Circuit breaker (CB1) or (CB2) 6. Reset circuit breaker(s). Check
tripped. for defective wiring.
7. Wire #7 in plug disconnect broken 7. Repair wire or plug if defective.
or loose.
8. Pin #7 on terminal strip loose. 8. Tighten pin #7.
9. Wire #3 from 200 amp fuse to 15 9. Check wire continuity, replace
amp circuit breaker. if open.
10. Wire #7 from 15 amp circuit 10. Check wire continuity, replace
breaker to Emergency Stop Button arm cord if open.
in control box.
11. 200 Amp Fuse (F1) open. 11. Check continuity in fuse, replace
if open.
12. Emergency Stop Button (S4) open 12. Close switch or replace if no
or defective. continuity reading.
Work Platform 1. Dump valve coil (2H-21) open or 1. Check continuity. Replace if
Won’t Climb Grade shorted. defective.
2. High Speed Limit Switch (LS1) 2. Replace switch.
open or shorted.
3. Defective wire #18 in arm cord 3. Check continuity. Replace if
assembly or loose connection at defective. Tighten connection.
pin #18 on terminal strip.
4. Defective wire #21. 4. Check continuity. Replace if
defective.
5. Speed switch (S7-1) defective. 5. Check continuity. Replace if
defective.
Platform Drifts 1. Lowering valve (2H-13) leaking. 1. Clean valve and reinstall.
Down Replace if defective.
2. Lowering valve (2H-13) stuck open. 2. Clean valve and reinstall.
Replace if defective.
3. Lift cylinder(s) seal defective. 3. Replace seals or replace
cylinder if damaged.
4. Manual Lowering Valve (V1) not 4. Close valve.
closed.
5. Lift Relief Valve (R2) defective. 5. Clean valve and reinstall.
Replace if defective.
Platform Does Not 1. Manual Lowering Valve (V1) not 1. Close valve. Fill hydraulic tank
Lift: Motor and closed, hydraulic tank oil level low. until oil level is slightly above
Pump Operate top mark on sight gauge.
(Platform MUST be completely
lowered.)
2. Platform weight excessive. 2. Reduce platform load to
maximum capacity. (Refer to
Table 4-3)
3. Hydraulic Pump (P1) defective. 3. Replace unit or send back to
factory for repair.
4. Hydraulic obstruction. 4. Remove obstruction.
5. Up Valve (3H-14) not shifting or is 5. Clean valve to allow free spool
sticking. movement. Replace if defective.
6. Hose obstruction. 6. Remove hoses and clean.
Replace if defective.
7. Electrical system malfunction. 7. Refer to Electrical
Troubleshooting portion of this
table; “Up Circuit Inoperative.”
8. Relief Valve (R1) or (R2) setting 8. Adjust to proper setting. (See
too low. chart on Hydraulic Schematic.)
9. Main Manifold Block (MB1) or 9. Disassemble and clean.
Velocity Fuse Block (MB3) output
ports clogged.
10. Dump Valve (2H-21) stuck open. 10. Clean valve and reinstall.
Replace if defective.
Platform Lifts 1. Dump Valve (2H-21) stuck open. 1. Clean valve and reinstall.
Slowly Replace if defective.
2. Manual Lowering Valve (V1) not 2. Close valve. Replace if leaking.
closed or leaking.
Platform Will Not 1. Lowering Valve (2H-13) defective. 1. Remove and clean. Replace if
Lower defective.
2. Base guide system obstruction. 2. Remove obstruction.
3. Lift cylinder(s) damaged. 3. Rebuild or replace cylinder(s).
4. Hydraulic hose obstruction 4. Remove and clean. Replace
defective.
Work Platform Drives 1A. Differential valve (2H-18A) or 1A. Remove and clean. Replace if
In Slow Speed Only Speed Valve (3H-18A-1, 3H-18A- defective.
2) not shifting or is sticking.
(Models 3220, 4620 and 4626)
1B. Pilot Valve (3H-18A) not shifting 1B. Remove and clean. Replace if
or is sticking. (Models 6826 and defective.
6832)
2. Dump Valve (2H-21) not shifting 2. Remove and clean. Replace if
or is sticking. defective.
3. Electrical system malfunction. 3. Refer to Electrical
Troubleshooting portion of this
table; “Work Platform Drives In
Slow Speed Only”.
4. Remove and clean. Replace if
defective.
5. Remove and clean. Replace if
defective.
6. Close valve.
Work Platform Will Not 1. Forward drive spool (4H-16) or 1. Depress manual override on
Drive in Forward or reversedrive spool (4H-15) each valve. If unit drives, clean
Reverse sticking. valve spool to allow free
movement. Replace valve if
defective.
2. Free-Wheeling Valve (V2) not fully 2. Close valve. Replace if
closed. defective.
3. Counterbalance Valve (CB1) 3. Remove and clean valve.
clogged. Replace if defective.
4. Cushion Cylinder (C1) seals bad 4. Remove and replace if
or by-passing. defective.
5. Brake Valve (3H-17) not shifting. 5. Remove and clean valve.
Replace if defective.
6. Brake Cylinder (C4) not releasing. 6. Remove and check brake
cylinder. Replace if defective.
7. Flow Divider/Combiner Valve 7. Remove and clean valve.
(FD1) stuck closed. Replace if defective.
8. Electrical malfunction. 8. Refer to Electrical
Troubleshooting portion of this
table; “Forward Circuit
Inoperative” or “Reverse
Circuit Inoperative”.
Work Platform 1. Left steer valve spool (4H-24) 1. Depress manual override on
Does Not Steer or right steer valve spool (4H- each valve. If wheel turns, clean
23) sticking. valve spool to allow free
movement. Replace if defective.
2. Main Manifold Block (MB1) 2. Remove and clean.
ports clogged.
3. Steer cylinder seal(s) 3. Replace seals or replace cylinder
defective. if damaged.
4. Hydraulic hose obstruction. 4. Remove and clean hoses.
Replace if defective.
5. Electrical system 5. Refer to Electrical
malfunction. Troubleshooting portion of this
table: “Right Steering
Inoperative” and “Left Steering
Inoperative”.
Work Platform Won’t 1. Dump Valve (2H-21) stuck open, 1. Remove and clean spool.
Climb Grade or not shifting. Replace if defective.
2. System Relief Valve (R1) pressure 2. Adjust to proper setting. (See
setting too low. chart on Hydraulic Schematic)
3. Electrical system malfunction. 3. Refer to Electrical
Troubleshooting portion of this
table.
All Systems Sluggish 1. Battery charge low. 1. Check and charge batteries.
2. Hydraulic system contaminated. 2. Drain hydraulic oil and flush
system. Refill with fresh
hydraulic oil.
3. System Relief Valve (R1) defective. 3. Replace valve.
4. System Relief Valve (R1) pressure 4. Adjust to proper setting. (See
setting too low. chart on Hydraulic Schematic)
2 Or More Functions 1. Valves (3H-14), (4H-15), (4H16), 1. Depress manual override several
At One Time (4H-23) or (4H-24) stuck in open times to free valve. Clean spool
position. or replace if defective.
Powered Extension 1. Extend platform valve spool (4H- 1. Depress manual override on
Platform Will Not 26) or retract platform valve spool each valve. If platform extends
Extend or Retract (4H-27) not shifting or sticking. or retracts, clean valve spool to
allow free movement. Replace
if defective.
2. Guide system obstruction. 2. Remove obstruction.
3. Powered Platform Cylinder(s) (C5) 3. Replace seals or replace cylinder
seal defective. if damaged.
4. Electrical system malfunction. 4. Refer to Electrical
Troubleshooting of this table:
“Powered Extension Platform
Will Not Extend or Retract”
CUSTOMER___________________________________________________________________
DEALER______________________________________________________________________
SERIAL
DATE
NUMBER
PURCHASED
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Description Page
Description Page
FIGURE 5.38 BATTERY CHARGER ASSEMBLY - Motor Appliance (Model B9338) ........................................... 74
FIGURE 5.39 HYDRAULIC/ELECTRIC TRAY ASSEMBLY ..................................................................................... 76
FIGURE 5.40 HYDRAULIC HOSE CONNECTIONS - Hydraulic/Electric Tray
(Machines W/Manual Extension Platform) ............................................................................................................ 80
FIGURE 5.41 HYDRAULIC HOSE CONNECTIONS - Hydraulic/Electric Tray
(Machines W/Powered Extension Platform) .......................................................................................................... 82
FIGURE 5.42 MAIN MANIFOLD ASSEMBLY ......................................................................................................... 84
FIGURE 5.44 ELECTRICAL PANEL ASSEMBLY - Standard for North America .................................................. 88
FIGURE 5.45 ELECTRICAL PANEL ASSEMBLY - Export and Options ............................................................... 90
FIGURE 5.46 800 WATT GENERATOR OPTION ................................................................................................... 92
FIGURE 5.47 AC OUTLET ON PLATFORM OPTION ............................................................................................ 93
FIGURE 5.48 AIR HOSE TO PLATFORM OPTION ............................................................................................... 94
FIGURE 5.49 SCISSOR GUARD OPTION (French) ............................................................................................. 95
FIGURE 5.50 LABELS AND NAMEPLATES .......................................................................................................... 97
FIGURE 5.51 SCISSOR GUARD OPTION (Galvanized Mesh) ............................................................................. 98
Index Description
No.
A When measuring the Entry Top Side Rails, measure from end to end. (Machines with full gates.)
B When measuring the Entry Bottom Side Rails, measure the overall width.
C When measuring the Entry Top Rail, measure the inside dimension between vertical.
(Machines with chain entrances or machines with half gates.)
D When measuring hinged rails measure the distance between hinges.
E When measuring hinged rails measure the distance between hinges.
4
7
16
5
17
18 10 11
8 19
14
12 15
A
B
13
13
1
MA-SJII-05A
17 5
16 15
9 3
8
18
13
7
10
14
12 B
1 11
MA-SJII-05B
13 10
12
9
21
20
4
19
14
8
5
22 2
3
11
17
A
B
18
16
1 15
MA-SJII-06B
13 10
12
9
21
20
4
19
14
8
5
22 2
3
11
17
A
B
18
16
1 15
MA-SJII-06B
10
13
12
9
21
20
19
14 4
8
7
5
22
2
11 3
17
18
16 A
B
15
1
MA-SJII-06A
10
13
12
9
21
20
19
14 4
8
7
5
22
2
11 3
17
18
16 A
B
15
1
MA-SJII-06A
11
4
9
12
3
10
7
13
MA-SJII-23A
11
4
9
3
8
2 17 6
3 12
18
7
10
13
15
15
20
19
5
1
14
5
14
MA-SJII-37A
16
8
6
14
13
15 13
11 23
1
21
19
18 17 20
22
4
3 12
21
10
MA-SJII-07A
Models 4626,
6826 and 6832
4
4
1 1
7
7
8 4
4
9
6 4
TO MAIN
MANIFOLD
2 3
4
10
MA-SJII-30A
9
13
12
8
2
11
5 7
4 6
14
10
3
MA-1000-51
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
5
8
6 7
5 11 9
1
7 6
2
10
3
4
MA-SJII-31B
14
15
12
3
4 9
7
10
6
5
13
11
MA-SJII-16
10
21
8
20
4
2 11
26
24
5
15
28
12
23
7
19 9
18
25
13
16
27
29
22
14
17
MA-SJII-43B
2
4
3 4
5
8
6
10
14
7 11
13 12 9
MA-SJM-13
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
103334 CONTROLLER ASSEMBLY
1 105735 • CAP, Elastic 1
2 105734 • ACTUATOR, Rocker 1
3 105733 • SWITCH, Directional 2
4 105738 • KNOB HALF 2
5 105737 • SPRING, Compression 1
6 105736 • SLIDE LOCK 1
7 105378 • HANDLE EXTENSION 1
8 106729 • HOUSING 1
9 106730 • SPRING, Handle return 1
10 106725 • RATCHET 1
11 106726 • BUSHING, Spring 1
12 106092 • CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLY 1
13 102768 • SWITCH W/ACTUATOR 4
14 106731 • SCREW, Hollow 1
Lift
Cylinder
Machines
1 With
Holding
Valves
7
11
9 8
10
5 6
Main
Manifold
3
4
MA-SJII-27A
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
1 Upper
Lift
Cylinder
2
3
4
Machines
12 With
14 11 Holding
5 Valves
6 13
1
9 10 15
Lower
Lift
Cylinder
3
2 4
Main
7 8 Manifold
MA-SJII-33B
1 1
RH Upper
LH Upper Lift
Lift 14 Cylinder
Cylinder 17
3 2
2 16
3
4
7 15 6 4
12 13
1 1 9
LH Lower RH Lower
Lift Lift
Cylinder Cylinder
2 2
3
3 4
10 8
4
11 Main 10
Manifold
MA-SJII-46A
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
13
10
14 16 19
3
1
15
17
2 18
11
8
12
10
MA-SJII-02
21
10 13
22
14 16 19
6 5
18
7
3
14 16 19
15 1
2
17
18
11
12
10
MA-SJII-03
24
10
13
9
23
21
22
14 16 19
6
5
18
4
7
3
14 16 19
15
2 1
17
18
11
8
12
10
MA-SJII-04
For
3” Lift
Cylinder
11
10
5
3
2
8
MA-SJII-28
14
3
5
4
12
8
6
7
13
5
11
3
9
1 14 15
14
10
25
18
24
17
5 19
23
20 21
22
15
16
MA-SJII-01
SJII SERIES 104321-7 SECTION 5, Page 53
FIGURE 5-25. BASE, AXLES AND WHEELS - Models 3220, 4620 and 4626 (CONT.)
6 4 14
12 8
10
13
7
6
10
5
3
9
4
15
2
14
1 25 11
18
17
24
21
19
23
19
20
22
15
MA-SJII-47
SJII SERIES 104321-7 SECTION 5, Page 57
FIGURE 5-26. AXLES, BASE AND WHEELS - Models 6826 and 6832 (Cont.)
Steer
Cylinder
4
1
5
2
12
13
Main
Manifold
11 13
10
9 10 9
Rear
Left Drive Right
Wheel Manifold Wheel 8
Motor Motor
8
10 14
9
9
3 10
4 16 18
19 17
Right Brake
Machines With
Dual Brake Option
15 Cylinder
Left Brake
Cylinder
7
MA-SJII-09
Steer
Cylinder
4
5 1
2
3
13
12
Main
Manifold
15
6
13
11 16
9
9 10
Left 8
Right
Wheel Rear
8 Wheel
Motor Drive Motor
14
10 Manifold
9 9
3
3 16
7
7
MA-SJII-13
8 9 10 2 8 9 10
3
3
2 11
11
5
7 7
1 13 12
4 4
MA-SJII-32A
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
1
MA-SJM-17
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
4
14 13
7
2
16
15
12
11
8
5
6
10 MA-SJII-17
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
6 8 5 8
10 4
3 5
8
2
1
9 6
11
7
3 5
MA-SJII-20
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
3 5
7 8
6 8
8
8
7
6
9
2
4 4
MA-SJII-18
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
5
4
9
7
MA-SJII-10
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
5 4
3 7
1 8
10
12
11
MA-SJII-34
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
3
10
17
14
15
5 13
12 11 9
2 6 16
8 7
MA-SJII-39A
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
13
12
17
8
2 7
4
1
15
10
14 11 16
5
3
9
6
MA-SJM-28
$ CONSULT FACTORY.
13 12
14
21 20 7
6
17
16
11
15
8
9
18
19
10
3
MA-SJII-11
Hydraulic
Tank
22 Cover
9
11
8 12
Return
7 Filter 13
10
20
21
14
23 4
6
19
3
24 Cushion
Manifold
17
4
13
18
5
Main
2 15 16 Manifold
Pump/Motor 1
Assembly
MA-SJII-35A
Hydraulic
Tank
Cover
22
9
11
8 12
Return
7 Filter 13
20 10
21 14
23 6 4
19
3
Cushion
26 Manifold
17
4
13
18
5
15
2 16
Main
Pump/Motor Manifold 1
Assembly 24
25
MA-SJII-36A
6 15
23
13
10
4 7
1
25
3 7
17 12 18
11
27
11 12
8 14 24
16 20
5 7
2
21
14
26
19
21 22
22
MA-SJII-60
7
10 11
5
6
9 18
14
20
13
4
12 21
19
3 8
17
16
2
15
MA-SJII-12A
19
7
5
10 11
6
9 18
1 22 23
24
14 25
13
4 26
12
21
17
16
2
15
MA-SJII-22A
1
2
7
MA-SJM-24
1
5
8
3
6
4
MA-SJM-23A
MA-SJII-41
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
1 4
MA-SJII-67
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
29 30 31 32 33
9
10
11
8
1 20 4 5 6 9
13 21 14 26
17
18
9
15
15
25
16 2
38
37
22 28 ON SCISSOR ARM
12 36
23 27
19 24
34 ON ELECTRICAL PANEL
35 ON BATTERY TRAY MA-SJII-21
10 11
12
26 9
16 25
14 7
24
1
13
23 21
19 20 22
17
6
15
5
MA-SJII-44
SECTION 5, Page 98 SJII SERIES 104321-7
FIGURE 5-51. SCISSOR GUARD OPTION (Galvenized Mesh)
3
1
11 12
5
7
13
10 10
8
15
2 3
4
5
1
13
8
11
14
10
12
Units
Ref. Skyjack Description per
No. Part No. Assm.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1
4
10
6
3
12 11
13
12 13
14
7
16
20 19
5
11
1
21
18 15
8
2
9
17
10
4
MA-SJII-50
7 10
12
11
15
14
19
22
6
23 4
13 16
18
21 20
17 12
27
28
29 1
24 2
30
25
26 31
MA-SJII-51
6 7
8 5
9 11
11
10
2
3
MA-SJII-54
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
11 13
5 2
10
8
7 16
14 1
3
15
12
MA-SJII-56
4 3
7
MA-SJII-55
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
14
3 4
7
5
3 4
3 4 10 11
13
12
MA-SJII-49A
7 10 11
5
19
9
6 18
14
13
21
4
12
8
3
20
15
16
17
MA-SJII-53
Optional Controls
OFF/ON Operator Horn
EMERGENCY KEY SWITCH
STOP SWITCH
LIFT/OFF/DRIVE SELECT TOGGLE SWITCH - If “Lift” is OPERATOR HORN PUSH-BUTTON - This push-button
selected, the lift circuit is energized. “OFF” disconnects switch, when depressed, sounds an automotive-type horn.
power from both the lift and drive circuits. If “DRIVE” is
selected, the drive circuit is energized.
1. Carefully read and completely understand ALL of 1. Turn Emergency Power Disconnect Switch to “ON”
SECTION 2, OPERATION in this manual and ALL position.
warnings and instruction labels on the work
platform. 2. Use the ladder at the rear of the work platform to
access the work platform deck.
2. Check for any obstacles around the work platform
and in the path of travel such as holes, drop offs, 3. Latch the entry chain/gate.
debris, ditches and soft fill.
Using the Platform Controls:
3. Check overhead clearances.
4. Pull out the Emergency Stop Button.
4. Make sure the batteries are fully charged.
Disconnect charger from AC power supply. 5. Turn key switch to “ON” position.
5. Make sure that the free-wheeling and emergency 6. TO RAISE THE PLATFORM: Select “LIFT”
lowering valves are fully closed. position with Lift/Off/Drive Toggle Switch. Lift
lock ring and push the Controller Handle forward
OPERATOR’S CHECKLIST until desired height is reached. Release to handle
stop.
INSPECT AND/OR TEST THE FOLLOWING DAILY OR AT
BEGINNING OF EACH SHIFT 7. TO LOWER THE PLATFORM: Select “LIFT”
position with Lift/Off/Drive Toggle Switch. Lift
1. OPERATING AND EMERGENCY CONTROLS.
lock ring and pull the Controller Handle backward
2. SAFETY DEVICES.
until desired height is reached. Release handle
3. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE DEVICES.
4. TIRES AND WHEELS. to stop.
5. OUTRIGGERS (IF EQUIPPED) AND OTHER
STRUCTURES. 8. TO DRIVE FORWARD: Select “DRIVE” position
6. AIR, HYDRAULIC AND FUEL SYSTEM(S) FOR with Lift/Off/Drive Toggle Switch. Lift lock ring
LEAKS. and push Controller Handle forward. Release to
7. LOOSE OR MISSING PARTS. stop.
8. CABLES AND WIRING HARNESSES.
9. PLACARDS, WARNINGS, CONTROL MARKINGS
9. TO DRIVE IN REVERSE: Select “DRIVE” position
AND OPERATING MANUALS.
with Lift/Off/Drive Toggle Switch. Lift lock ring
10. GUARDRAIL SYSTEM.
11. ENGINE OIL LEVEL (IF SO EQUIPPED). and pull Controller Handle backwards. Release
12. BATTERY FLUID LEVEL. to stop.
13. HYDRAULIC RESERVOIR LEVEL.
14. COOLANT LEVEL (IF SO EQUIPPED). 10. TO STEER: Press rocker on top of Controller
Handle in the direction you wish to steer.
Shutdown Procedure
WARNING
1. Fully lower the platform.
DO NOT OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT
2. Turn Key Switch(es) to “OFF” position. Remove
WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORIZATION key(s).
AND TRAINING. DEATH OR SERIOUS
INJURY COULD RESULT FROM 3. Push in Emergency Stop Button(s).
IMPROPER USE OF THIS EQUIPMENT! 4. Rotate Emergency Power Disconnect Switch to
“OFF” position.
5
6
7
2
4 3
19
11
14 13 11 10 9
20
4
21 1
22 18
24
23
6
15
2 5
27
25 12
26
28
16
29
17
MA-SJII-61
7 10 11
5
17
19
21
9
18
13
12
20
1
8
14
15
16
2 MA-SJII-63
MA-SJII-64
Index Skyjack OEM Description Units
No. Part No. Part No. per
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assy.
4
2
1
5 3
MA-SJII-65
6
3 2
1
7
4 MA-SJII-66
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