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PRE-OPERATION CHECKS

 

Before operating the Nano SP the operator should check that the 

working area is suitable for the machine. The ground should be 

suitable to take the total weight of the Nano SP plus payload (i.e. 

478kg + 200kg): a hard level surface is required e.g. concrete, tiled 

flooring, adequately supported laminate flooring, raised access 

flooring (medium duty). If unsure check floor specifications before use.

The ground should be free from debris and the operator should 

beware of  holes, hatches, pits, unprotected manholes, drains etc. 

The work area should be cordoned off in a way to prevent inadvertent 

collision with other personnel, plant or vehicles working in the area.

Check there are no live electrical cables or conductors that the 

operator could come close to or into contact with when carrying out 

tasks. Check there are no overhead obstructions likely to cause the 

operator or the Nano SP danger.

A.  Visual Inspection

  Carry out a thorough visual inspection of the machine. 

  Look specifically for any signs of damage to:

  1.  Handrails, platform deck, cantilever deck and operation.

  2.  Lifting mast structure, chassis area structure.

  3.  Pothole mechanism.

  4.  Wheels and castors, for tyre damage and fixings.

  5.  Main control cable (curly cable to control arm).

  6.  All of the key fixings are intact and tight.

  7.  Check all instruction, information and safety decals are 

    affixed and are legible.

B.  Ensure battery is charged by checking joystick LED light 

  (green = charged).

C.  Ensure hydraulic oil level is at correct level. Do not over fill. 

  Check for hydraulic leaks.

D.  Check Nano SP functions are working correctly 

  before normal use: 

  1.  check lift functions at ground and in basket by lifting  

 

  approx. 

0.5m; 

  2.  check emergency lowering functions at ground  

 

 

    and in basket by lifting 0.5m; 

  3.  check pothole mechanism and    

 

 

 

    interlock work correctly by lifting 0.5m; 

  4.  check emergency stop functions at ground  

 

 

    and in basket.

Check drive and steer functions work correctly by selecting slow 

speed in closed position first, followed by fast speed. Check automatic 

elevated drive speed is engaged by elevating approx. 0.5m. Then 

select drive; the joystick right-hand mode light (orange or green) 

should be flashing and drive speed should be slightly slower than 

slow closed speed.  Check machine brakes when joystick is released.

OPERATING PROCEDURES

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Summary of Contents for nano SP

Page 1: ...Operating and Maintenance Manual www powertowers com...

Page 2: ...hin its operating parameters and should always be used on flat level and hard surfaces such as concrete If used for hazardous applications such as shot blasting welding paint spraying or with any othe...

Page 3: ...N Max gradient for operation 0 Max wind force 12 5m sec Maximum weight Inc payload 478kg 200kg 678 kgs Maximum castor point load 210 kgs 2 10 kN Drive Speed Max 4 6 KpH Drive Speed Slow 1 0 KpH Elevat...

Page 4: ...tal force 200N 5 Never drive Nano SP near holes in the floor or edge of concrete slab manholes drains etc 6 Never use in the vicinity of live conductors 7 Never extend the height or reach of the work...

Page 5: ...5 Entrance Gate Latch Spirit Level Swivel Castor Drive Wheel Motor Gearbox Emergency Stop Battery Isolator Manual Emergency Lowering Valve Control Arm Folded Ground Control Station Tool Tray Basket re...

Page 6: ...tandard If the operator chooses to wear a safety harness an approved fall restraint type harness should be worn Operating Procedures are divided into three key areas 1 Pre operation checks What to do...

Page 7: ...cantilever deck and operation 2 Lifting mast structure chassis area structure 3 Pothole mechanism 4 Wheels and castors for tyre damage and fixings 5 Main control cable curly cable to control arm 6 Al...

Page 8: ...gate to elevate backwards to descend Always check for overhead obstructions before elevating The user shall obtain the guidance and approval of the manufacturer in the event of any special working met...

Page 9: ...modes 1 Rapid flash which indicates maximum charge rate 2 Slow pulse indicating slower charging 3 Continuous illumination indicating the battery is fully charged D 4 Additionally the battery charge in...

Page 10: ...ntenance tasks that should be carried out by the operator or other competent person Always use chemical resistant gloves and safety goggles glasses when checking battery electrolyte levels 1 Check Bat...

Page 11: ...t not be disconnected unless by a competent person If the connection has been disconnected then a full pressure test of the system must be conducted prior to placing the machine back into service No l...

Page 12: ...gap between the mast section and the wear screw develops This will be evident by free sideways movement of the basket If this free movement is thought to be excessive check the gap between the screw...

Page 13: ...in good serviceable order Handrails are undamaged and secure Operation of gate latch Basket tray condition Mechanical condition of lifting structure and chassis Swivel castor condition and security A...

Page 14: ...dically If this is not practical then the charger should be switched on once a week for half an hour This is especially important in cold conditions The hydraulic oil must be replaced recommended afte...

Page 15: ...levated Drive Speed limit switch PTNSP E 650 F Tilt Alarm Overide Switch PTNSP E 649 actual switch may vary from illustration G Load Sensing limit switch PTNSP E 648 H Tilt Alarm module PTNSP E 603 I...

Page 16: ...box complete LHS PTNSP E 616L P Drive Motor Brake PTNSP E 617 Q 24 8 A Battery Charger PTNSP E 630 R 12v 105A Traction Battery PT E 002 HYDRAULIC PARTS S 24v DC Powerpack Complete PTNSP H 551 Powerpac...

Page 17: ...TNSP M 501 D Power pack Cabinet Cover Plate PTNSP M 521 E ECU Cover Plate PTNSP M 522 F Guardrails Complete outer PTNSP M 516 G Guardrails complete inner PTNSP M 518 H Gate PTNSP M 503 Cantilever slid...

Page 18: ...520 M Gas Strut Control Arm PTNSP M 519 N Cantilever Tread Lock PTNSP M 527 O Basket safety prop c w fixing PTNSP M 529 P Decal Set 1 PTNSP M 540 Q Decal Set 2 PTNSP M 541 R Decal Set 3 PTNSP M 542 S...

Page 19: ...RGENCY LOWER PT E 008 8 RELAY PROTECTION BOARD 1c PTNSP E 676 9 LOWERING RELAY RY1 PTNSP E 676 10 5A FUSE PT E 012 11 START SOLENOID PTN H 552 12 POWERPACK LOWERING SOLENOID C W VALVE PTNSP H 552 13 A...

Page 20: ...CIRCUIT DIAGRAM HYDRAULIC 20 Relief Valve preset to 65 Bar Single Action 2 stage lift cylinder Manual Bypass Solenoid Lock Valve NA HP 003 Steel Pipe 12V 24V DC Powerpack...

Page 21: ...agents for repair or assessment against a warranty claim on any Nano SP or component Materials and or labour costs to renew repair or replace components due to fair wear and tear Faults arising from...

Page 22: ...TEST RESULTS NOTES Description Work Carried out Date...

Page 23: ...ALTERATIONS REPAIRS Description Work Carried out Date...

Page 24: ...NANO SP UK 12 17 www powertowers com 100 British designed and manufactured...

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