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STAS - 

Instructions for use moving floor

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

A. 

INTRODUCTION 

       4

 1. 

GENERAL       4

 2. 

SAFETY 

AT 

WORK 

      4

 3. 

NOTES 

       4

B. 

SAFETY 

REGULATIONS 

      4

 

1. PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTS AND OVERVIEW OF 

 

    WARNINGS AND SAFETY MEASURES 

 

 

 

 

4

  1.1. 

General      4

 

2. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES 

    

4

  2.1. 

Footwear 

     4

  2.2. 

Clothing      4

  2.3. 

Goggles      4

  2.4. 

Gloves 

      4

  2.5. 

Ear 

protection 

     4

 

3. PICTOGRAMS 

      

5

C. GENERAL DESCRIPTION MOVING FLOOR 

    

6

 

1. TRAILER 

      

6

 

2. MOVING FLOOR SYSTEM 

     

6

  2.1. 

Principle 

of 

operation 

    7

  2.2. 

Speed 

and 

maximum 

load 

    8

 

3. INTENDED USE MOVING FLOOR SYSTEM  

 

 

 

8

 

4. TRAILER IDENTIFICATION 

     

8

 

 

4.1. Position of identification plate and trailer identification number 

 

8

  4.2. 

Identification 

plate 

     8

  4.3. 

Trailer 

identification 

number 

    9

D. SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS 

      

9

 

1. KINGPIN, FIFTH WHEEL RUBBING PLATE AND FIFTH WHEEL 

 

 

9

 

2. LANDING LEGS

 

     

 9

  2.1. 

Description 

     9

 

 

2.2. Operation steel type landing leg 

 

 

 

10

 

 

2.3. Operation aluminium type landing leg 

 

 

 

10

 

3. BRAKES

 

      

 11

  3.1. 

General      11

  3.2. 

EBS 

      11

  3.3. 

Brake 

connection 

     15

 

 

3.4. Prevention of premature brake wear 

 

 

 

16

  3.5. 

 

Brake 

synchronisation 

    16

  3.6. 

 

Brake 

plate 

     16

  3.7. 

Drum 

brake 

     16

  3.8. 

Disc 

brake 

     16

 

 

3.9. Parking brake – spring brake cylinders 

 

 

 

17

  3.10. 

Emergency 

brake 

     17

 

4. AIR SUSPENSION 

      

18

  4.1. 

General      18

  4.2. 

Raising 

and 

lowering 

valve 

    18

  4.3. 

SmartBoard 

     19

 

 

4.4. Load indication through SmartBoard and any possibly calibration   

20

 5. 

WHEEL 

ACCESSORIES 

     20

  5.1. 

Tyres 

and 

rims 

     20

 

 

5.2. Spare wheel and spare wheel carrier 

 

 

 

20

  5.3. 

Wheel 

chock 

     21

 

 

5.4.  Mud guards and mud flaps 

 

 

 

 

21

 6. 

DOORS 

       21

  6.1. 

Barn 

doors 

     21

 

 

6.2. Hydraulically operated top swinging door   

 

 

22

  6.3. 

Inspection 

door 

     23

 7. 

ROOF 

COVERING 

      23

  7.1. 

Catwalk 

with 

ladders     23

  7.2. 

Roof 

sheet 

     24

  7.3. 

Hydraulically 

operated 

roof 

nets    24

 

 

7.4. Opening the hydraulically operated roof nets 

 

 

25

 

 

7.5. Closing the hydraulically operated roof nets 

 

 

25

 8. 

MOVING 

FLOOR 

SYSTEM 

ACCESSORIES 

    25

 

 

8.1. Moving bulkhead with floor sheet 

 

 

 

25

  8.2. 

Detachable 

funnel 

     26

 9. 

LIGHTING 

AND 

SIGNALISATION     27

 10. 

VARIOUS 

ACCESSORIES 

     28

  10.1. 

Tool 

box 

     28

 

 

10.2. retractable ladder for accessing load space 

 

 

28

  10.3. 

 

Side 

guards 

     28

  10.4. 

Ladder      29

 

11. OPTIONS  

      

29

  11.1. 

Alloy 

rims 

     29

  11.2. 

 

Rear 

light 

protection 

    29

  11.3. 

 

Additional 

rear 

door 

lock 

    29

E. SPECIFIC PROCEDURES 

      

30

 1. 

TRAILER 

COUPLING 

AND 

UNCOUPLING 

    30

  1.1. 

COUPLING 

     30

  1.2. 

Uncoupling 

     30

 2. 

TRAILER 

LOADING 

AND 

UNLOADING 

    30

  2.1. 

Safety 

instructions 

     30

  2.2. 

 

Loading 

the 

trailer 

     31

  2.3. 

Unloading 

the 

trailer     32

  2.4. 

Emergency 

control 

unit 

    33

F. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 

      

34

 

1. MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE 

     

34

  1.1. 

Visual 

inspection 

     34

  1.2. 

Tyres 

      34

  1.3. 

Tightening 

torques 

for 

bolts 

    34

 

2. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE TRAILER BODYWORK 

 

 

 

35

 

3. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE MOVING FLOOR SYSTEM  

 

 

35

 4. 

WHEELS 

 

       35

G. TROUBLESHOOTING MOVING FLOOR SYSTEM 

 

 

 

 

36

 1. 

MOST 

COMMON 

PROBLEM 

CAUSES 

    36

 

2. CARGO FLOOR

®

 

SYSTEM 

     37

 3. 

WABCO 

DIAGNOSES      37

 

 

3.1. Via Interface and PC with voltage supply ISO7638 

 

 

37

  3.2. 

Through 

SmartBoard     37

H. 

TECHNICAL 

SPECIFICATIONS 

      39

 1. 

TRAILER 

MECHANICAL 

     39

 

 

1.1. Kingpin and fifth wheel rubbing plate 

 

 

 

39

  1.2. 

Aluminium 

landing 

legs 

    39

  1.3. 

Steel 

landing 

legs 

     39

Summary of Contents for AgroStar Alu

Page 1: ...STAS Instructions for use moving floor 1 Moving Floor INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE...

Page 2: ...EN MOVING FLOOR V1...

Page 3: ...heel carrier 20 5 3 Wheel chock 21 5 4 Mud guards and mud flaps 21 6 DOORS 21 6 1 Barn doors 21 6 2 Hydraulically operated top swinging door 22 6 3 Inspection door 23 7 ROOF COVERING 23 7 1 Catwalk wi...

Page 4: ...river of this trailer is also familiar with these instructions 1 PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTS AND OVERVIEW OF WARNINGS AND SAFETY MEASURES 2 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES 1 1 GENERAL 2 1 FOOTWEAR 2 2 CLOTHI...

Page 5: ...irective This pictogram can be found near electrical connections It serves to remind the operator that it is not allowed to disconnect the electrical connections by pulling the cable This pictogram ca...

Page 6: ...d roof covering the axles with associated braking system the air suspension with air bags the landing legs and wheel accessories the lighting and signalization the reinforced construction at the front...

Page 7: ...valve which ensures the oil flow activates cylinder 2 resulting in the start of stage II Stage II Cylinder 2 and the associated floor slats moves towards the front of the loading floor and the load st...

Page 8: ...corrosion due to their chemical compatibility e g between copper and alumi nium in the presence of moisture condensation water When transporting these product types there is a risk of the moving floo...

Page 9: ...a good and safe driving style for the tractor trailer combination it is essential to respect the correct coupling height The guiding value for the coupling height is stated on the sticker which is att...

Page 10: ...MINIUM TYPE LANDING LEG Proceed as follows Ensuring the air suspension of the tractor is in the driving position pull out the locking pin of the landing leg and hold the leg by the lever on the base M...

Page 11: ...tem is equipped as standard with a load sensing brake force adjustment and anti locking system ABS The EBS system complies with the legal requirements conforms with directive 71 320 EC conforms with d...

Page 12: ...rocessed by the trailer modulator If the trailer has been coupled to a towing vehicle without EBS a pressure sensor for determining the required brake value is integrated into the trailer modulator Th...

Page 13: ...ly applied Duration and height of the pressure depend upon the current critical lateral acceleration The risk of rolling over is recognised using the wheel reaction during test braking When the risk o...

Page 14: ...ted and is therefore not tamper proof ILS Integrated Load Switch optional If the trailer is equipped with lift axle s these may be automatically controlled independently from the actual axle load by t...

Page 15: ...ase the ABS warning light will flash 4x 1 cycle once the ignition has been switched on Warning phase 2 When the wire in the indicator has been worn through for 4 minutes a voltage of 4 5 volts is meas...

Page 16: ...blications which have been supplied with the trailer Between the first 2000 and 10000 km and after each change of tractor a brake synchronisation is recommended Please also refer to the additional doc...

Page 17: ...tightened before leaving the trailer unman ned It is advisable to place a wheel chock in front of or behind the wheels for additional protection Always park the trailer on a horizontal and stable sur...

Page 18: ...d lowering valve The valve for raising and lowering on a trailer with air suspension allows the height of the trailer chassis to be adjusted with a view to loading and or unloading the trailer This va...

Page 19: ...General 4 3 SmartBoard Certain functions are not standard Those can be obtained through options Odometer Tire monitoring Road finisher brake Messages Immobilizer Air suspension Extra s Vehicle inclin...

Page 20: ...ersion from TE14013 upwards SmartBoard with software from SB010207 upwards Calibration on the semi trailer Determine the weight of semi trailer is unladen partially laden optional and laden weight usi...

Page 21: ...he doors proceed as follows Open the door lock optional See 11 3 Turn the safety latches of the door handles Rotate both door handles gently upwards and then backwards in such a way till both doors ar...

Page 22: ...ehind and above the trailer to close the hydraulically operated top swinging door and ensure there are no obstructions which may prevent the door from fully closing When during opening of the top swin...

Page 23: ...he hydraulic couplings of the tractor and trailer are clean Connect the hydraulic couplings between the tractor and the trailer in the correct manner Start the tractor motor switch on the PTO pump and...

Page 24: ...atwalk support or it can be found inside the roll up slat where it will be fastened by a rubber band The rolling handle enables the operator to roll the roof sheet up or down Figure 7 2 a Rolling hand...

Page 25: ...net has fully opened Pull the lever on the distributor to position 0 When closing the roof nets the right hand roof net A should always be closed first and after that the left hand roof net B Attentio...

Page 26: ...ure the floor sheet will be hanging out the trailer If the trailer is fitted with a hydraulically operated top swinging door ensure that this door cannot be operated when the floor sheet is being re l...

Page 27: ...consists of front position lights with built in reflectors registration plate light side marker lights with built in reflectors end outline marker lights reflectors at the rear of the trailer rear lig...

Page 28: ...a ding process and to avoid damaging the ladder Figure 10 2 a Ladder for access to the load space The side guards serve to protect other road users on both sides from the open space underneath the tra...

Page 29: ...ecome shiny white Thoroughly rinse the rim and the wheel with water Repeat the above steps for stubborn deposits Apply a small amount of Alpolish onto the rim Spread the paste evenly over the surface...

Page 30: ...ignition has been switched on the trailer is due for service Raise the landing legs to their highest position On the steel landing legs fasten the lever in the safety hook and for the aluminium landin...

Page 31: ...loading floor Loading by using the Cargo Floor system The control unit for the moving floor system is fitted with a stop which allows the system to be switched off immediately Once the stop has been d...

Page 32: ...y electrical power to the trailer For trailers with hydraulic roof nets and hydraulically operated top swinging doors open the roof nets first see D 7 3 and then the top swinging door see D 6 2 1 Last...

Page 33: ...switch has also been installed in the storage area for the control unit Figure 2 4 2 a Fixed switch for operating moving floor system This switch has 3 positions I load the switch must be kept in thi...

Page 34: ...ves on a regular basis Replace the tyres in time Inspecting the tyres is extremely important for your safety and the safety of others 1 3 TIGHTENING TORQUES FOR BOLTS All bolts and nuts should be insp...

Page 35: ...nspections for moving floor systems are Check whether the screws bolts are secure Tighten or replace if necessary Check the coupling screws and couplings for all hydraulic components Remove any residu...

Page 36: ...re listed below Are the emergency stops pulled out Is the oil reservoir full Does the pump reach the required oil volume at 210 bar Has the system been connected in the correct manner Is the pressure...

Page 37: ...sing the Interface and a PC with correct software the user can call for the system information and read and update the memory diagnoses 3 2 THROUGH SMARTBOARD Component TEBS D 007 Trailer modulator 01...

Page 38: ...SHOOTING MOVING FLOOR SYSTEM 139 Valve residual pressure maintenance for manoeuvring aid 140 Valve residual pressure maintenance for traction help 141 Lifting axle valve 2 142 Lifting axle valve 1 143...

Page 39: ...he EC Directive 94 20 of 30 May 1994 It is advisable to check the securing and wear of the kingpin on a weekly basis Directives relating to the assessment of worn and or deformed 2 trailer couplings M...

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