12 User Manual

YLPS/T150
MAST CLIMBING WORK PLATFORM
USER’S MANUAL
Guangdong Yuhuaxing Construction Machinery Manufacture Co., Ltd.

YLP150.SM
YLPS/T150 Version 1.0
YLPS/T150 MAST CLIMBING WORK PLATFORM USER’S MANUAL Page 1
YLPS/T150
YLPS/T150
MAST CLIMBING WORK PLATFORM
USER’S MANUAL
Serial No. Manu. date
Motor Serial No. Gear reducer Serial No.
广东裕华兴建筑机械制造有限公司
Manufacturer
Guangdong Yuhuaxing Construction Machinery Manufacture Co., Ltd.
地址：广州市白云区竹料良田开发区良园东路 1 号 P.C.：510545
Address 1#, Liangyuan Eastern Road, Liangtian Development Area, Zhuliao, Baiyun, Guangzhou, Guangdong. China
P.C. 510545
Tel 0086-020-62654448 Fax 0086-20-62856498 Web www.gd-yhx.com

Email gd-yhx@163.com technic@gd-yhx.com market@gd-yhx.com
Guangdong Yuhuaxing Construction Machinery Manufacture Co.，Ltd. PC:510545 web:www.gd-yhx.com email: technic@gd-yhx.com
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CONTENT
CONTENT................................................................................................................................................................................ 2
FOREWORD ........................................................................................................................................................................... 5
1. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION ....................................................................................................................................... 7
1.1. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................................................... 7

1.1.1. General description ....................................................................................................................................... 7
1.1.2. Definitions ....................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.1.3. Reference standards and directives ........................................................................................................... 9
1.2. TECHNICAL DETAILS ......................................................................................................................................... 11
1.2.1. General .......................................................................................................................................................... 11
1.2.2. Electrical installation .................................................................................................................................... 12
1.2.3. Noise level at operation .............................................................................................................................. 13
1.2.4. Dimensions of the parts .............................................................................................................................. 14
1.3. PLATFORM CONSTRUCTION ...................................................................................................................................... 20
1.3.1. Symmetrical platform construction ............................................................................................................ 20
1.4. LOADING DIAGRAMS ............................................................................................................................................... 23
1.4.1. Single mast machine ................................................................................................................................... 23
1.4.2. Twin mast machine ...................................................................................................................................... 23
1.4.3. Maximum no. of persons allowed on the platform .................................................................................. 24
1.4.4. Load on work platform when crane is used ............................................................................................. 24
1.5. MARKING ................................................................................................................................................................ 25
1.6. LOAD SIGNS ............................................................................................................................................................. 26
1.7. ANCHOR FORCES* ................................................................................................................................................... 28
2. COMPONENT DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................................. 29
2.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................................... 29

2.2. GROUND FRAME WITHOUT OUTRIGGER BEAMS ........................................................................................................ 30
2.3. GROUND FRAME WITH OUTRIGGER BEAMS .............................................................................................................. 31
2.4. MAST....................................................................................................................................................................... 32
2.5. MAST ANCHOR......................................................................................................................................................... 33
2.6. DRIVE UNIT ............................................................................................................................................................. 34
2.7. WORK PLATFORM .................................................................................................................................................... 36
2.8. ERECTION CRANE .................................................................................................................................................... 36
3. CONTROL COMPONENTS ....................................................................................................................................... 37
3.1. POWER SUPPLY SOCKET FOR THE DRIVE UNIT .......................................................................................................... 37

3.2. PLATFORM CONTROL BOX ........................................................................................................................................ 37
4. SAFETY ......................................................................................................................................................................... 39
4.1. GENERAL................................................................................................................................................................. 39
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4.2. SAFETY PRIOR IN USE ............................................................................................................................................... 39

4.3. SAFETY IN USE ......................................................................................................................................................... 40
4.4. SAFETY AFTER USE .................................................................................................................................................. 41
4.5. BUILD-IN AND ADDITIONAL SAFETY FEATURES ........................................................................................................ 41
5. TRANSPORT ................................................................................................................................................................ 43
5.1. REPOSITION WITH A CRANE ...................................................................................................................................... 45
6. ASSEMBLY AND ANCHORING ................................................................................................................................ 46
6.1. INSTRUCTION ........................................................................................................................................................... 46

6.2. DEFINITION LEFT AND RIGHT IN RELATION TO POSITIONING ..................................................................................... 47
6.3. PREPARATION FOR ASSEMBLY .................................................................................................................................. 48
6.4. GROUND SUPPORT ................................................................................................................................................... 49
6.5. POSITIONING THE MAST CLIMBING WORK PLATFORM ............................................................................................... 53
6.5.1. Mast climbing work platform with single mast on a ground frame with outrigger beams .................. 53
6.5.2. Mast climbing work platform with single mast on a ground frame without outrigger beams ............ 55
6.5.3. Mast climbing work platform with two masts on ground frame with outrigger beams .................................. 56
6.5.4. Mast climbing work platform with two masts on ground frames ................................................................... 58
6.6. ASSEMBLY OF THE MAST .......................................................................................................................................... 59
6.7. ANCHORING THE MAST ............................................................................................................................................ 62
6.8. ADJUSTING THE PLATFORM WIDTH .......................................................................................................................... 64
6.9. SETTING THE MACHINE ORIENTATION ...................................................................................................................... 65
6.10. CHECKING AND ADJUSTING THE LOWER STRIKER PLATES ........................................................................................ 66
6.11. CHECKING THE AUTO-LEVEL SWITCHES ................................................................................................................... 67
6.12. SETING THE CC-PLC OR CC-YHX PROGRAM ......................................................................................................... 68
6.13. LIGHTNING PROTECTION.......................................................................................................................................... 69
7. OPERATION ................................................................................................................................................................. 70
7.1. GENERAL................................................................................................................................................................. 70
7.2. PREPARATION .......................................................................................................................................................... 70
7.3. BRAKE TEST RUN ..................................................................................................................................................... 72
7.4. OPERATION FROM THE PLATFORM ............................................................................................................................ 72
7.5. STARTING UP THE MACHINE ..................................................................................................................................... 73
7.6. TEST RUN................................................................................................................................................................. 74
7.7. OPERATION IN AN EMERGENCY SITUATION ............................................................................................................... 74
7.8. ECCENTRIC OVERLOAD DEVICE ............................................................................................................................... 75
8. DISASSEMBLY AND TRANSPORT ......................................................................................................................... 76
9. MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................................................................................... 78
9.1. GENERAL................................................................................................................................................................. 78
9.2. MAINTENANCE INTERVALS ...................................................................................................................................... 78
9.3. AUTO-LEVEL SAFETY MECHANISM CHECK ............................................................................................................... 79
9.4. THE MOTOR BRAKE .................................................................................................................................................. 80
9.4.1. Operation ...................................................................................................................................................... 80
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9.4.2. Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................. 81

9.5. WEAR LIMITS........................................................................................................................................................... 83
9.5.1. Wear limits of the pinion and rack drive ................................................................................................... 83
9.5.2. Wear limits of the counter roller ................................................................................................................. 83
9.5.3. Wear limits of Nylatron mast roller ............................................................................................................ 83
9.5.4. Wear limits of mast section tubes .............................................................................................................. 84
9.5.5. Wear limits of centrifugal brakes ............................................................................................................... 84
10. MALFUNCTION ANALYSIS .................................................................................................................................. 85
11. MACHINE DISPOSAL ............................................................................................................................................ 86
12. APPENDIX 1: ASSEMBLY CONTROL——CHECK LIST ................................................................................ 87
13. APPENDIX 2: ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM DIAGRAM ...................................................................... 88
14. APPENDIX 2: ELECTRIC COMPONENTS IN CONTROL BOX ..................................................................... 92
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FOREWORD
This product is designed and manufactured to meet strict quality and

safety standard. This manual is intended to provide advice and
instructions to the operator and qualified service personnel so that they
can safely control the situations which can occur when the product is
used, and can carry out the required service and maintenance on the
product.
This manual shall always be available in the box on the machine

intended for this purpose.
Potential risk for user or equipment is indicated in the following way in

this book:
DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous

situation which, if not avoided, will result in
death or serious injury.
WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous

situation which, if not avoided, could result in
death or serious injury.
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous

situation which, if not avoid, may result in
minor or moderate injury.
During use, no person may stand under the

machine.
Danger of failing objects.
Danger: High voltage.
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Read and understand

this user’s manual carefully
before using or servicing
this equipment.
Take all the safety
precautions
as described in chapter 3
into account.
WARNING!
The equipment should not be operated if Instruction Manual is
missing.
Misuse of this equipment could result in personal injury or property
damage.
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1. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
1.1. INTRODUCTION
1.1.1. General description
The YLPS/T150 mast climbing work platform is provided with a rack and pinion drive. It is designed
to carry personnel and materials efficiently and economically and to improve accessibility to difficult to
reach areas. The YLPS/T150 mast climbing work platform can be easily erected, dismantled, serviced,
and moved about on the job site, while still maintaining high safety standards. The mast climbing work
platform can be quickly moved and is easy to transport.
The mast, which consists of separate elements, can easily be adjusted in height to match the height
of the building work. The mast is easy to assemble from the platform.
The YLPS/T150 mast climbing work platform can be fitted with one or two masts and can be
freestanding or anchored. The platform can be adjusted to the shape of the facade.
The YLPS/T150 mast climbing work platform has a control system which makes it possible to stop
at any desired height.
The typical applications of YLPS/T150 include the traditional construction work such as repairs,
plastering, glazing and bricklaying. It also can be used for refurbishment work such as building fronts,
roofs, gutters, wall cladding, and window replacement. Fixing cladding and sealing joints on industrial
and prefabricated structures, finishing work such as touch up and installing insulation, and installing
windows and railings, etc., can also be completed by YLPS/T150.
Every care has been taken in the construction of the mast climbing work platform to ensure that all
safety aspects have been considered.
Depending on the application area, a choice can be made from different platform lengths, platform
widths and permissible loading.
This instruction manual describes only the basic machine, in the standard form supplied by YHX
CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY MANUFACTURE CO., Ltd..
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1.1.2. Definitions
Machine－Mast Climbing Work Platform（MCWP）
User－A physical or legal person having direct control over the user of the MCWP. This person may be
or may not be the owner.
It is the user’s responsibility to ensure adequate and above all safe operation of the machine in
accordance with the requirements of this manual and at no risk for the machine itself, its operators and
any people in its surroundings.
User shall support the instruction of this manual on good work management and by enforcing all safety
norms applicable to the specific job to be done, using the platform.
This person is also responsible for training all operating, assembly/disassembly and maintenance staff
in accordance with the recommendations of this manual.
Operator－The person who drives the machine.
Worker－A person using the machine to do their job. A worker may or may not perform the operator’s
functions.
Installer－A person who installs and disassembles the platform respectively before and after works are
carried out on a site.
Maintainer－A person in charge of maintaining the machine periodically and of fixing any failures that
may occur.
WARNING!
Only duly authorized, qualified and specially trained staff may drive, use,
install and maintain the machine.
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1.1.3. Reference standards and directives
The following are the major European Standards and Directives used in designing and manufacturing the
machine:
- EN 1495:98 Lifting platforms -Mast Climbing Work Platforms (+Amendment No.1)

- 98/37/EC Machinery Directive
- 89/336/EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
- EN ISO 12100 Safety of machinery
- EN 60204-1 Safety of machinery – Electrical equipment of machines-Part 1: General requirements
- GB/T3811 Design rules for cranes
- GB/T10054 Builder’s hoist
- ISO 8686-1:1989 Cranes- Design principles for loads and load combinations- Part 1: General.
- ISO 4301-1:1986 Cranes and lifting appliances - Classification - Part 1: General.
- ISO 4302:1989 Cranes - Wind load assessment.
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Fig.1 Dimensions of whole machine
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1.2. TECHNICAL DETAILS
1.2.1. General
Description Single mast Twin mast

Type YLPS150 YLPT150
Platform length [m] 2.7～10.1 8.1～23.1
Platform width [m] 1.5-2.5m 1.5-2.5m
Distance between mast center [m] …… 7.1～13.1
Distance between anchors [m] B 6 6
Max. mast height free-standing [m] A
…… ……
(ground frame without outrigger beams)
Max. mast height free-standing [m] A （In/out of service）
10 10
(ground frame with outrigger beams) （Outdoor）
Max. mast height anchored [m] A 150 150
Max. mast height above last anchor [m] D 3 3
Mast type YL50 YL50
Max. number of persons 3 6
Platform vertical travel speed [m/min.] 7 7
Loading capacity [kg] See section 1.7 See section 1.7
Distance between cable guides.[m] 6 6
Height of first anchor for ground frame [m] C 3 3
Height platform incl. fence1.1m [m] F 2.245 2.245
Height platform to deck [m] G 1.110 1.110
Height fence 1.1m to upper side mast cover [m] H 0.893 0.893
Note:
The details are based on standard applications. In special situations, it may be possible to deviate from
these. This may only be done with the prior written approval of the supplier.
Freestanding configurations are possible with the prior written approval of the supplier.
For accessories and options see the accessory book.
The working temperature range of this machine is -20 to +40°C. For temperatures below -20°C,
contact YHX company.
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1.2.2. Electrical installation
Items Single mast Twin masts

Number of motors 2 4
Rated power mast climbing work platform 2 x 2.2 KW 4 x 2.2 KW
Maximum starting current ±60A ±120A
Power consumption (based on S3-25%) 2 x 2.9KW 4 x 2.9KW
Supply voltage 380 V，415V
Minimum supply voltage 360 V，400V
Phases 3 +N+Pe
Supply frequency (depending on the national Conditions regarding
50 Hz or 60 Hz
to power supply)
Fuse at building site (slow) 16A 25 A
Control voltage 24 Vac
Control voltage frequency 50Hz or 60 Hz
2
Up to 80m 5 x 6 mm
Power supply (to Machine) 2 5 x 10 mm2
Up to 150m 5 x 10 mm
2
5 x 4 mm , 0.47kg/m Up to 30 m ---
2
Machine cable/ weight 5 x 6 mm , 0.64kg/m Up to 105 m Up to 60m
2
5 x 10 mm , 1.11kg/m Up to 150 m Up to 150m
Single phase outlet 220 V/ 16 A
CC-PLC: Control system using Programmable Logic Controller (PLC).

CC-YHX: Control system using YHX microprocessor (single-chip) controller
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1.2.3. Noise level at operation
MEASURED NOICE LEVEL
POSITION OF SOUND LEVEL Meter A1 A2 A3 B1 B2 B3 C1 C2
Climbing up （dBA） 51.5 53.5 56 56 53 51 56 63
Climbing down（dBA） 63.5 64 64 63 63 62 65 75
Note：The noise level while lowering is higher because the acoustic warning device gives a continuous warning when the
platform is moving downwards.
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1.2.4. Dimensions of the parts

1.2.4.1. Basic element
Max. approx. weight

970kg
Max. approx. weight

1140kg
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1.2.4.2. Mast section
Part Mas t sect ion 150

L × B × H [mm ] 50 0×500 ×1508
Weight [kg] 86
No. of bolts 4
Bolt dim. & quality M16 ×180 G rade 10. 9
Torque [Nm] 210
Mod ule [m m] 5
1.2.4.3. Fences
Part L×B×H[mm] Weight〔kg〕

Plug-in fence 80 780×40×1220 13
Plug-in fence 150 1480×40×1220 20
End fence 2500×30×1110 28.6
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1.2.4.4. Platform element
Is it possible the alter the length of "B"

to a smaller length?
Part Platform element 80 Platform element 150

L × B × H [mm] 800×1580×815 1500×1580×815
Weight [kg] 92 147
No. of bolts 6 6
Bolt dim. & quality M20×100 Grade 8.8
Torque [Nm] 200
Max. platform extension [mm] 1000 (facade side) *
* With supplied telescopic extensions. Other configurations may be

possible. This may only be done with prior written approval of the supplie r。
1.2.4.5. Corner post
Part Corner post

L × B × H [mm] 170×600×1300
Weight [kg] 7.5
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1.2.4.6. Ground frame without outrigger beams
Dimension A 1000mm
Dimension B 500mm
D
Dimension C 1286mm
Dimension D 280-375mm
Dimension E 883mm
Weight 104kg
E C
A B
Height of the platform to the ground
depends on lower strike plate。
1.2.4.7. Ground frame with outrigger beams
Dimension A 620mm
Dimension B 2376mm
Dimension C 1001mm
Dimension D 1040mm
Dimension E 960mm
Dimension F 210-350mm
Weight 275kg
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1.2.4.8. Drive unit
WALL
Dimension A 1070 mm
Dimension B 1580 mm
Dimension C 1610 mm
Weight 865 kg
1.2.4.9. Gate and side posts
Weight: 25.5kg
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1.2.4.10. Stairs
Weight: 30kg
1.2.4.11. Mast guard
Weight: 49kg
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1.3. Platform construction
1.3.1. Symmetrical platform construction
Drive unit： 1.1 m=A

Element 80： 0.8 m=B
Element 150： 1.5 m=C
Asymmetrical configurations may be possible. This may only be done with prior written approval
of the supplier.
Single mast machine
Platform configuration Length platform [m]

B A B 2.7
C A C 4.1
B C A C B 5.7
C C A C C 7.1
B C C A C C B 8.7
C C C A C C C 10.1
654 1,354
C B A B C
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Twin mast machine
Mast distance [m]* Centre panel between the masts Length platform [m]
7.1 A C C C C A 8.1
7.9 A C C C C B A 8.9
8.6 A C C C C C A 9.6
9.4 A C C C C C B A 10.4
10.1 A C C C C C C A 11.1
10.9 A C C C C C C B A 11.9
11.6 A C C C C C C C A 12.6
12.4 A C C C C C C C B A 13.4
13.1 A C C C C C C C C A 14.2
Side panels (2×) in case of a symmetrical installation.

With multiple elements, the element of 1.5m (C) must be attached on the side of the mast.
Mast distance
B C B+C C+C B+C+C C+C+C
[m]*
7.1 9.8 11.2 12.8 14.2 ** **
7.9 10.6 12.0 13.6 15.0 ** **
8.6 11.3 12.7 14.3 15.7 17.3 **
9.4 12.1 13.5 15.1 16.5 18.1 19.5
10.1 12.8 14.2 15.8 17.2 18.8 20.2
10.9 13.6 15.0 16.6 18.0 19.6 21.0
11.6 14.3 15.7 17.3 18.7 20.3 21.7
12.4 15.1 16.5 18.1 19.5 21.1 22.5
13.1 15.8 17.2 18.8 20.2 21.8 23.2
* The mast distance and thus the platform length can be enlarged (10 cm), by replacing one element
150 by two element 80.
** These combination are not allowed.
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C
B
A
B
B
A
B
1,354
654
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1.4. Loading diagrams
Danger
The payload must be symmetrical divided on the platform.
The number following the symbol “／” in the diagrams is the CC-PLC or CC-YHX program numbers.
For adjusting the CC-PLC or CC-YHX, see paragraph 6.10.
1.4.1. Single mast machine
Maximum payload of single mast climbing work platform
Platform configuration UDL Payload (kg)

B A B 2300/21
C A C 2200/22
B C A C B 2000/23
C C A C C 1800/24
B C C A C C B 1600/25
C C C A C C C 1200/26
1.4.2. Twin mast machine
Maximum payload of twin mast climbing work platform
Mast distance [m]* Centre panel between the masts UDL Payload (kg)
7.1 A C C C C A 3500/38
7.9 A C C C C B A 3500/39
8.6 A C C C C C A 3500/39
9.4 A C C C C C B A 3000/34
10.1 A C C C C C C A 2600/35
10.9 A C C C C C C B A 2200/34
11.6 A C C C C C C C A 1900/32
12.4 A C C C C C C C B A 1500/31
13.1 A C C C C C C C C A 1300/30
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Maximum payload twin mast climbing work platform with side panels (symmetrical)
Mast Distance [m]* B C B+C C+C B+C+C C+C+C

7.1 3500 kg/40 3500 kg/40 3500 kg/41 3500 kg/42 ** **
7.9 3500 kg/40 3500 kg/41 3500 kg/42 3500 kg/43 ** **
8.6 3500 kg/41 3500 kg/41 3500 kg/41 3500 kg/42 2900 kg/43 **
9.4 3400 kg/37 3500 kg/41 3500 kg/42 3500 kg/42 3000 kg/43 1400 kg/44
10.1 2900 kg/35 3200 kg/38 3500 kg/41 3400 kg/43 3100 kg/43 1400 kg/44
10.9 2400 kg/36 2600 kg/36 2900 kg/38 3000 kg/41 3200 kg/42 1500 kg/44
11.6 2000 kg/34 2200 kg/36 2400 kg/37 2500 kg/39 2600 kg/39 1500 kg/42
12.4 1600 kg/33 1800 kg/34 1900 kg/37 2000 kg/38 2100 kg/38 1600 kg/40
13.1 1300 kg/31 1500 kg/34 1500 kg/34 1600 kg/36 1700 kg/38 1600 kg/38
1.4.3. Maximum no. of persons allowed on the platform
Single mast platform
A maximum of three（3）people are allowed on the platform

provided that the maximum payload is reduced by 120kg for each
person。
Twin mast platform
A maximum of six（6）people are allowed on the platform provided

that the maximum payload is reduced by 120kg for each person。
1.4.4. Load on work platform when crane is used
Max. load on work platform，when erection crane is used , shall be

reduced by the weight of the erection crane：85kg。
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1.5. Marking
The manufacturer provides an information plate which include the non-varying information
mounted on the drive unit。
广东裕华兴建筑机械制造有限公司
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1.6. Load signs
Rated load sign on the platform
Copy of each of following signs showing platform configuration，

rated load and outrigger arrangements， must be completed by
user or authorized of the platform and be mounted in a prominent
place on the platform，near the control panel.
Data on information sign must be in accordance with technical data

and additional technical information presented in this manual.
To enable re-use of the data sign it is advisable to fill in the data

with a lead pencil or erasable instrument.
m kg
m m
kg kg
Max. Load = Rated load - Persons load

UDL: Uniformly distributed load Max.
Max. platform extension
Windspeed IN service < m/s m
Mast section length Max. m

Windspeed OUT of service < m/s m
Max.
Max. horizontal force: 200N
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m kg
m m m
kg kg kg
Mast section length
Max. Load = Rated load - Persons load

UDL: Uniformly distributed load Max.
Windspeed IN service < m/s m

Max. platform extension
Windspeed OUT of service < m/s m Max. m

Max.
Max. horizontal force: 200N
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1.7. Anchor forces*
All anchor forces mentioned below are valid for

both single mast and two-mast constructions.
Tension and shearing forces in service:
Maximum tension force (F1) in one side of anchor

(no spreading of the anchors):
 between the anchors: 23.2 KN
 above last anchor: 25.4 KN
Maximum shearing force (F2) in one side of the

anchor (no spreading of the anchors):
 between the anchors: 8.3 KN
 above last anchor: 12.8 KN
Tension and shearing forces out of

service (total machine height≤150m):
Maximum tension force (F1) in one side of anchor

Fig.1-9 Anchor
(valid for the total mast):
forces
13.36KN (With mast overhang)
5.45KN (Without mast overhang)
Maximum shearing force (F2) in one side of
anchor:
5.71KN (With mast overhang)
2.32KN (Without mast overhang)
Tightenng torque for scaffold coupling:
50 Nm
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2. COMPONENT DESCRIPTION
2.1. General description

The basic set of the mast climbing work platform
with rack and pinion drive consists of the following 5
main parts:
 drive unit
 mast and mast anchor tie
 platform elements and fences
 ground frame
 control system
The drive unit moves along the mast with the aid of
Nylatron rollers.
The motors are fitted with centrifugal brakes which
retard the platform if the speed of descent is exceeded.
The drive unit, operated by 2 electric motors, is
moved along the mast by means of a single pinion on
each motor.
For a mast climbing work platform with two masts,
the motors are automatically controlled to ensure
parallel operation.
Much consideration has been given to simple and
safe assembly and disassembly.
A crane on the platform (option) ensures that the
mast elements can be positioned quickly and safety.
The platform can be adjusted to suit the required
working situation with the use of separate platform
elements. The width of the platform can be adjusted by
means of outriggers.
All electrical connections, which must be
disconnected for transport purposes, are made by
means of splashproof plugs and sockets.
The main electrical installation is mounted in the
control box on the platform.
The simple construction ensures that only a
minimum of maintenance is required. Fig.2-1 Basic set
The mast elements, the ground frame, the drive unit, of chassis/ground frame
the cable guides and various other components are
protected from corrosion by an appropriate surface
treatment.
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2.2. Ground frame without outrigger beams
The ground frame without outrigger beams is more suitable in following conditions:
◆ Confined areas.
◆ High lifting height.
◆ During longer construction periods.
The ground frame without outrigger beams is constructed of steel profiles and is equipped with four
manual screw jacks to level and stabilize the mast climbing work platform.
Rubber buffers are located on the frame and are there in order to absorb shock during the transport.
They also serve to absorb shock should the system brakes malfunction.
Free standing mast climbing work platform must NEVER be used with a ground frame without outrigger
beams.
PARTIAL MAST SECTION
RUBBER BUFFER
SCREW JACK MAIN FRAME
Fig.2-2 Ground Frame without outrigger beams
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2.3. Ground frame with outrigger beams
The ground frame with outrigger beams can be used to replace the chassis for free standing mast
climbing work platform except being towed around work site.
The ground frame with outrigger beams comprises:
- A base frame made of rectangular tubes. Welded to this frame is a partial mast section that
serves to build up the entire mast.
- Four adjustable frame support and leveling feet (screw jack).
- Four outrigger beams with their respective outriggers to ensure machine stability during
assembly or disassembly and freestanding operation.
- Two rubber buffers that mechanically limit the platform travel absorb the impact of the platform
against the main frame and minimize excess stress arising therefrom.
Each outrigger beam has nine possible positions.
For the tied mast climbing work platform, the base frame can be used as the ground frame without
outrigger beams.
Rubber beffer Partial mast section
Outrigger beam
Main frame
Screw jack
Screw jack
Fig.2-3 Ground Frame with outrigger beams
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2.4. Mast
The mast comes in lengths of 1508 mm and is bolted together to form a mast tower of desired length.
Each mast is equipped with a boltable, precision cut rack of module 5. The rack is made of special steel
and designed to withstand the forces applied to it.
All mast section come galvanized with the exception of the rack.
Down limit cam is located at the bottom of the mast. The up limit cam is welded to the top red mast
section. These cams act on the limit switches located on the work platform and provide safe and automatic
stopping at the nomal terminal positions of the platform.
Fig.2-4 Mast section
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2.5. Mast anchor
Each mast tie providing restraint to the mast from the building consists of two adjustable anchor rods
and one support tube，two mast adapters，two wall plates and three clamp。.
The mast anchor can be telescopic variable in the vertical direction by the screws. The tie width is
variable within 500～1000 mm. The distance between the face of structure and the center line of mast
section is from a minimum of 800mm to a maximum of 1530mm.
Fig.2-5 Mast anchor (mast tie)
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2.6. Drive unit
The drive unit is of a welded steel structure that surrounds three sides of the mast. It is held in position
and guided on the mast by ball bearing guide rollers that run on the mast tubes.
CANNOT BE MODIFIED
Fig.2-6 Drive unit
The machinery consists of two electric brake motors with reduction gears. The motor are connected to
the cylindrical gears through a coupling with a centrifugal over-speed brake. Two pinions are equipped on
the reduction gears of the machinery and engage the mast rack.
The two centrifugal over-speed brakes can control the speed of the work platform to constant preset
value should normal driving speed be exceeded to this preset amount. Moreover，the centrifugal brakes
serves to lower the platform manually in case of power supply failure.
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Each motor equipped a power off electric mechanical brake.
Either the electric mechanical brake or the centrifugal over-speed brake can provide a brake moment
by mean of which each brake on its own shall be capable of stopping and sustaining the work platform。
If the motor brakes are released, the control circuit for normal use of the control system will be
interrupted automatically by the brake release limit switch.
If the floor is opened, the work platform will stop travelling up or down by the floor switch.
Two counter rollers attached to the machinery mounting plate, ensures correct meshing of the pinion at
all time. A safety hook provides additional safety in the event of the failure of the counter roller.
For the single mast climbing work platform, the eccentric overload protection system can detect the
eccentric moment and give a warning sing of sound and light. If the load or moment reach 1.1 ×rated load
or moment, the system will be triggered and isolate the control system until the overload or moment has
been removed.
When the platform is used in the twin mast configuration, the drive unit is provided with
electric-mechanical leveling equipment which controls and limits the inclination of the platform, from
horizontal.
Platform section of 1.5m or 0.8m, with associated railings, can be attached to either side of the drive
unit. This makes it possible to adapt the platform length to the job.
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2.7. Work platform
The platform consists of two kind of platform element with a length of 800mm or 1500mm and a width of
1.5m. The platform element sections are constructed of steel pipes and structural tubes.
The platform sections are equipped with a floor of foredeck with water resistant anti slip surface.
The platform sections are bolted together to achieve a length from 2.7m to 10.1m in a single mast
installation. In a twin mast installation the length of the platform can vary from 8.1m to 23.1m.
The railing, which is constructed of galvanized steel pipe, is mounted in brackets located at each corner
of the platform section and locked into place with a bolt.
The railing comes equipped with a kickplate.
Fig.2-7 Work platform
2.8. Erection crane
To ease handling of mast section during erection and disassembly, an erection crane is available. The
erection crane is equipped with a electric hoist and mounted to a bracket in the drive unit of the platform.
The maximum capacity of erection crane is 150kg.
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3. CONTROL COMPONENTS
The complete electric equipment of YLPS/T150 mast climbing work platform has been designed and
manufactured to withstand the adverse operating conditions on site. All the devices feature IP54 or higher protection.
Every component has been the object of careful selection and integration into the system，in accordance with
national and international standards.
Interconnection of the different electrical control box is by means of quick connectors that make installation and
maintenance easier.
3.1. Power supply socket for the drive unit
The power supply cable for the electrical supply between the building site connection and the mast
climbing work platform must be connected to the socket（fig.5.1）.
See chapter 1 for the cable specifications.
3.2. Platform control box
The door of the control box is secured with two quick-release fastener.
The control box is provided with the following push buttons at the outside (fig. 5.2):
1. malfunction signal panel

2. power indication light
3. Push button or Joy-stick UP
4. Emergency stop push-button
5. Push button or Joy-stick DOWN
6. Left/right setting switches（linkage switch）
7. Main switch
When the Emergency push-button is pressed, it is locked in the depressed position. It can be
unlocked by turning it clockwise.
Note: The main switch can be secured with a padlock to prevent

unauthorized use of the platform.
Moreover, the following components are mounted in the control box:

◆ main switch
◆ the safety relay
◆ CC-PLC control relay or CC-YHX micro-processor control relay
◆ the transformer
◆ the automatic fuses
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Fig. 3-1 Power supply socket drive unit

1
Fig. 3-2 Control box
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4. SAFETY
DANGER
No changes or modifications may be made to the machine.
WANRING
The ground surface must be sufficiently stable to support the
weight of the machine and the mast.
DANGER
The mast must ALWAYS be anchored in accordance with the
instructions
WANRING
If during assembly and disassembly, the fences do not provide
sufficient protection, suitable safety harness must be used at
heights above 2 meters.
4.1. General
The machine is constructed to be safe both during assembly and in use. The machine is thus provided
with the following built-in and additional safety features:
− The motor brake works automatically if the supply voltage fails.
− If the TOP limit switch fails to operate, so that the mast climbing work platform continues to rise, an
additional Top limit ultimate switch is operated.
− If the LOWER limit switch fails to operate, so that the mast climbing work platform continues to
descend, an additional LOWER limit ultimate switch is operated.
− If the TOP limit ultimate switch fails and the red topmast is not mounted, so that the mast climbing
work platform continues to rise, the drive unit will rest on the safety hooks.
− If the pinion runs out the rack，the CC-PLC or CC-YHX system will stop the drive unit by means of
differential current measurement.
4.2. Safety prior in use

− The ground frame must be effectively supported.
− The working area around the machine must be free from obstacles.
− The machine must be securely anchored at the specified intervals.
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4.3. Safety in use

DANGER
In winds of strengths above 12.5 m/s (6 Beaufort) by a
freestanding machine or 15.7m/s (7 Beaufort ) by an anchored
machine, the machine must not be used and the platform must be
set in the lowest position.
DANGER
There must be no obstructions in the path of the machine.
WARNING
During use, no person should stand under the machine.
WARNING
Material must never extend beyond the outer limits of the
platform. Items which may roll must be properly secured..
Materials must never be stacked against the fencing.
DANGER
If work must be carried on close to high voltage cable, a minimum
safety distance of 15m must be maintained.
CAUTION
When materials and/or tools with a large surface area will be
used，contact your supplier in connection with wind sensitivity.
− If the machine is to be used during the hours of darkness, the area must be adequately lit, so that
the user has a good view in all conditions.
− In order to ensure that no person unintentionally walks under the platform, the mast climbing work
platform must be surrounded with suitable fencing.
− The machine may only be used for the purpose for which it was designed, that is, the vertical
transportation of persons and materials with a maximum weight within the design limits of the
particular construction.
− Loads (materials, persons, etc.) must be distributed in accordance with the loading diagram.
− Operations on the mast climbing work platform may only be carried out by persons with adequate
knowledge and qualifications to do so.
− Inspection and maintenance must be carried out as given in this instruction manual.
− During assembly and maintenance, the mast climbing work platform may not be used for other
purposes.
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− Keep hatches in the base of the platform clear. From the platform it must be possible to get, to the
emergency descent controls via the hatches.
− The competence and sense of responsibility of the operator or engineer are essential to the
efficient use of the platform.
− Local safety laws and regulations must always be followed.
− Technical personnel must be in a position to deal with any difficulty encountered in every possible
situation during assembly and disassembly. The operating personnel must be familiar with those
situations which can occur during use.
− If operating or technical personnel report errors or dangers or are not aware of the safety
regulations, the owner or the person responsible must be informed immediately.
− For machines with two masts, there must always be two persons present on the platform during
use, in case of making a possible emergency descent.
− The working area must be kept free from obstacles (building materials, dirt, snow, etc.)
− Fences must never remove during normal use.
− The platform must only be entered and/or loaded when it is in its lowest position. The same rule
applies to leaving the platform.
− When electrical storms are expected, work on the platform must be stopped in time to avoid the
danger of lightening strikes. The power supply must be switched off and the connector withdraws
from the supply socket.
− Platform extensions on telescopic supports may only be used to carry personnel. Such personnel
may only stand on these extensions when the machine is stationary.
− If erecting two adjacent platform there must be a clear gap between the ends of the platforms of at
least than 0.5 meter.
4.4. Safety after use
− Transport on public roads must only be done with a truck intended for the purpose.
− The platform must be placed in the lowest position and the main switch must be secured.
4.5. Build-in and additional safety features
The YLPS/T150 mast climbing work platform is provided with the following built-in and additional safety
features:
− Phase control relay in the control box.
− “Emergency stop” push on every control box.
− Electrical access protection.

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− Hooks on the drive unit. The platform remains secured on these should all the limiting switches fail
and should the red mast top section also be missing.
− Auto-level for machines with two masts. Locks the platform if one side drops more than the other
during an emergency descent.
− In the event of a power failure the motor brakes are operated automatically to prevent the platform
descending unexpectedly.
− The single mast construction has an eccentric overload safety device. This locks the platform if the
platform is overloaded on one side.
− The CC-PLC or CC-YHX will lock the platform and give warning sign if the one of the motors fails
or a differential in the current demand between each drive unit motor exceeding 25% of the full load
current is indicated.
− In the event of a power failure it is possible for the platform to make an emergency descent by
manually releasing the motor brakes. When the motor brakes are released, the control circuit for
normal use will be interrupted automatically by a limit switch.
− If the floor is opened, the work platform will stop travelling up or down by the floor switch.
− Centrifugal brakes ensure a controlled descent in the event of an emergency.
− Audio Visual Warning. During descent of the platform, a buzzer will sound and a light will flash
underneath the platform.
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5. TRANSPORT
DANGER
Transportation on the transport vehicle over
the public roads is not permitted.
WARNING
The national valid traffic regulations must be
observed.
Because of its limited dimensions, the basic implementation of the machine can be transported
with a normal lorry. Ensure that, during transport, all securing devices are properly fitted and that the
machine is lowered onto the buffers.
Disassemble the machine before transporting it as described in Chapter 8.
For the transport dimensions, see Chapter 1.
For transport, all fences, steps and mast protection must be removed.
For transportation, secure the machine carefully to the loading platform of the transport vehicle.
The machine can be loaded and unloaded from the transport vehicle using a crane mounted on the
vehicle, a crane on the building site or a fork-lift truck. See figure 5-1 for loading and unloading points.
When lifting with a crane, always use a lifting rope installed under the mast section.
Set the machine down carefully to avoid damage.
See figure 5-1.
A -Lifting point
B -Support points for the fork of a fork-lift truck.
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Fig.5-1 Transport method
Fig.5-2 Locking pin outrigger beams
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5.1. Reposition with a crane

WARNING
During movement there may be no load on
the platform.
At the building site the mast climbing work platform can be reposition with a crane.
A maximum of 6 mast elements may be mounted on the ground frame. The eye hook of the crane
can be attached to the mast with lifting slings.
The total transport weight can be calculated on the under mentioned way：
Item Weight (kg)

No. of drive units ×865 =
No. of ground frames without outrigger beams ×104 =
No. of ground frames with outrigger beams ×275 =
No. of platform elements 80 ×92 =
No. of platform elements 150 ×147 =
No. of mast elements 150 ×87 =
No. of plug-in fences 80 ×13 =
No. of plug-in fences 150 ×20 =
No. of end fences ×28.6 =
No. of corner posts ×7.5 =
Trip wire set ×25 =
______________+
Total transport weight = kg
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6. ASSEMBLY AND ANCHORING
6.1. Instruction
WARNING
It is during assembly and disassembly of the platform when
most accidents occur. Therefore, only duly authorized, qualified
and trained staff should carry out these operations.
WARNING
Observe the assembling sequence described in this section
scrupulously.
It is up to the building site manager to authorize the installers to assemble the platform, ensuring
that they comply with the safety regulations and the instructions of this Manual
WARNING
If the MCWP will remain unattended with the control panel
already installed, you should block the main ON/OFF switch to
prevent any unintentional movement of the platform.
Inspect and check all the components of the machine before any relocation. Discard all those
components that show signs of fracture, deformation, corrosion or other damage likely to put the
machine safety at risk.
WARNING
Do not use structural element if you observe damages that
could cause them to fail.
Any staff authorized by the building site manager to install the MCWP shall:
- wear personal protective equipment, including gloves, hard hats, protective footwear with
non-slip sole and metal toe caps;
- use a safety harness with appropriate hooks, whenever there is a risk of failing from heights
greater than two meters;
- have all necessary tools and equipment for doing their job safety and avoiding accidents.
Moreover, installers shall check that all the electric, electromechanical and mechanical safety
devices provided for the installation and operation of the machine operation efficiently.
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6.2. Definition left and right in relation to positioning

Left-hand: Viewed from the step side, the machine is fitted to the left-hand side.
Right-hand: Viewed from the step side, the machine is fitted to the right-hand side.
Before the position for the mast climbing work platform is prepared a check must be made to
ensure that the distance between the mast and the working surface can be spanned by the standard
anchoring material.
L R
Fig.6-1 Position machine
If assembly work must be interrupted, this must be done in such a way that, when the work is
restarted it is clear what stage had been reached when work was stopped. For this reason always
complete a part of the assembly, for example, assemble collect or secure all the components for a
connection, complete a ground support or completely assemble an anchor before stopping work.
While the mast is being mounted, no more than two persons with a single mast machine or four
persons with a twin mast machine, may be on the platform, so that no more than 75% of the lifting
capacity is used.
The assembly must always be followed by a test run, as described in section 7.3. Until the test has
been performed, the platform may not be used for any purpose other than transporting its own mast
elements and anchoring components.
The loading of the mast climbing work platform must be planned so that when, in the assembly
situation, the maximum height of the mast above the last anchor is reached, the material load on the
platform is a minimum.
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6.3. Preparation for assembly

CAUTION
Ensure that the site where the mast climbing work platform will
be assembled accords with the national requirements and that
permission has been obtained from the relevant authorities for
the assembly.
Delivery inspection
Check the delivery against shipping lists and look transport damages. Should there be any damage,
report same to the responsible transport insurance company within 7 days from the date of arrival of
goods.
− Ensure that a suitable power supply, good lighting, lifting equipment and tools are available.
− Ensure that the building site is easily accessible to the vehicle which will deliver the mast
climbing work platform.
− Prepare the site with suitable support and anchoring facilities.
− Ensure that the position where the mast climbing work platform will stand has good
drainage.
− Plan the positioning of the mast climbing work platform so that where the mast needs to be
anchored, it can be so anchored with the standard material.
− The electrical power supply connection must be placed as close to the mast climbing work
platform as possible so as reduce the voltage drop to a minimum. If the voltage reduction is
too great the machine may not function correctly.
CAUTION
The MCWP MUST NEVER be installed on mud, snow, ice or
on unsuitable footings.
The distance between the work platform and another machine
MUST NOT be less 0.5 meter.
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6.4. Ground support
Acceptable positions of outrigger beams
Fig.6-2 Acceptable positions of outrigger beams
Acceptable positions of outrigger beams for Ground frame with outrigger beams is showed in
Fig.6-2. The outrigger beams of the chassis should be as fully extended as possible.
To secure the chassis or the ground frame in position:
− Lower the support foot screw until they touch the ground and the travelling wheels or the
main frame clear the ground by 2-3 cm.
− Adjust the height of the feet as necessary to obtain a perfectly leveled frame.
− Block the feet with their respective locknuts.
− The ground support must be durable and of such a quality that the load can be
transferred without plastic deformation.
− If the machine is installed on a concrete foundation or on a hard road surface, the installation
must be provided with wooden packing to prevent slipping.
After leveling the frame, lower the outriggers or the main frame until they touch the ground. The
exclusive function of the outriggers is to stabilize the machine and prevent it from overturning.
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Safety loads on the supports
Fig.6-3 Ground support of ground frame without outrigger beams
Fig.6-4 Ground support of ground frame with outrigger beams
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W
Q
6
Qb  2500kg
The total load on the ground frame W is the sum of the weight of the machine (dead load) and the
rated load (carrying capacity of persons and material).
Those loads increase by the applicable safety factors.
On tied MCWP:
− The load “W” per ground frame is the same for both single and twin mast models.
− The calculation assumes that the outriggers of the ground frame with outrigger beams do not
support any load.
On untied MCWP:
− The load “W” per ground frame slightly differs, depending on the configuration: single mast
or twin mast.
− Each outrigger of the outrigger beams of the ground frame with outrigger beams may have
to support a load of up to 2500kg due to the tendency for platform to overturn.
Tied MCWP
Load W
Mast height(m) Per ground frame (kg) Per ground frame (kg)
(without outrigger beams) (with outrigger beams)
20 7104 7361
30 8052 8308
40 8999 9256
60 10894 11151
80 12789 13046
100 14684 14941
120 16579 16836
140 18474 18731
150 19422 19678
Untied MCWP
Single mast 6152 6408
Twin mast 6446 6702
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For a batter distribution of the loads on the ground, we recommend to place a square wooden
support at least 50mm in thickness and with sides measuring L, for each jack.
Q 2Q Qb
L or L or L
P P P
Q, 　
2Q, Qb ――Maximum ground force for each jack. (kg).
P ――Minimum required soil bearing pressure. (kg/cm2).
Soil type Allowable foundation pressure Pf (kg/cm2)
Solid crystalline bedrock 2
Sedimentary（muddy） foliated rock 1
Grit or gravel 1
Sand，muddy sand，muddy gravel and clayey gravel 0.75
Clay，sandy clay，muddy clay and clay-silt 0.5
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6.5. Positioning the mast climbing work platform

CAUTION
A fence (height 1.10m) completely surrounding the platform is
compulsory. If the distance between the platform and the facade is
0.3m-0.5m a fence with a height of 0.7m can be used. If the
distance between the platform and the facade is less than 0.3m a
fence is not compulsory but in this case a kick board must be fitted.
Distance to the facade with standard anchoring.
A = 375 —1100mm
B = 550 —1275mm
C = 175mm
There are four ways in which the mast climbing

work platform can be placed:
− single mast, freestanding (ground frame with

outrigger beams mounted)
− single mast, anchored (ground frame with or

without outrigger beams mounted)
− two masts, freestanding (ground frame with

outrigger beams mounted)
− two masts, anchored (ground frame with or

Fig.6-5 Distance to the façade
without outrigger beams mounted)
6.5.1. Mast climbing work platform with single mast on a ground frame with outrigger
beams
1. Position the ground frame parallel to the wall.
2. Arrange the outrigger beams according to Fig.6-2 and secure them ( Fig.6-6).
3. Place the ground supports.
4. Unscrew the jack until the main frame no longer contact the ground and adjust the
machine to be level. The measurement must be done on two sides of the mast with a spirit
level with a minimum length of 1m. Place wooden packing under the machine to provide
optimum load spreading and stability.
5. Check that the locking pin for securing the auto-level device and the lower striker plate
are mounted（Fig.6-8）.
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6. Assemble the platform components sequentially on both sides until the desired length
is attained. The platform may not exceed the maximum length.
7. Tighten the platform bolts until the specified torque is applied.
8. The width of the platform can be adjusted to fit the form of the façade. See section 6.6.
9. Mount the steps and secure them with locking pins（fig.6-9）.
10. Mount the fencing and secure it with ‘bolts’ (fig.6-11).
11. Mount the gate and the cam for the gate safety switch. The roller must fall into the cam
when the gate is closed (fig.6-12).
Fig.6-6 locking pin outrigger beams Fig.6-7 Auto-level locking pin
Fig.6-8 Lower striker plate Fig.6-9 Step
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6.5.2. Mast climbing work platform with single mast on a ground frame without
outrigger beams
1. Position the ground frame parallel to the

wall.
2. Place the ground supports.
3. Using the jacks to level the machine

(fig.6-10). Ensure that the mast is vertical
in both directions by checking with a spirit
level (with a length of at least 1 m) placed
against two adjacent sides of the mast.
Place wooden packing under the machine
to provide optimum load spreading and
stability.
Fig.6-10 Ground frame jack
4. Check that the locking pin (fig.6-7) for
securing the auto-level and the lower
striker plate are mounted (fig.6-8).
5. Assemble the platform components

sequentially on both sides until the desired
length is attained. The platform may not
exceed the maximum length.
6. Tighten the platform bolts until the

specified torque is applied.
7. The width of the platform can be adjusted

to fit the form of the facade. See section
6.6.
8. Mount the steps and secure them with

locking pins (fig.6-9).
9. Mount the fencing and secure it with ‘bolts’ Fig.6-11 Fence

(fig.6-11).
10. Mount the gate and the cam (fig.6-12) for

the fate safety switch. The roller must fall
into the cam when the gate is closed.
Fig.6-12 Gate safety switch
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6.5.3. Mast climbing work platform with two masts on ground frame
with outrigger beams
CAUTION
One drive unit must be adjusted for ‘left’
and the other for ‘right’.
1. Check that the left-hand machine is adjusted for ‘left’ and the right-hand machine for ‘right’.
See section 6.7.
2. Position the ground frame parallel to the wall and with a separation to allow for the required
distance between the masts.
3. Arrange the outrigger beams according to Fig.6-2 and secure them (fig.6-6).
4. Place the ground supports for the first ground frame.
5. Unscrew the jack for this ground frame until the main frame no longer touch the ground and
level the machine. The measurement must be done on two sides of the mast with a spirit level
with a minimum length of 1 m. Place wooden packing under the machine to provide optimum
load spreading and stability.
6. Check that the auto-level locking pins (fig.6-7) and lower striker plates (fig.6-8) are mounted on
both masts.
7. Assemble the platform components, on both ground frame simultaneously on both sides of the
masts until the desired length is attained. The platform may not exceed the maximum length.
9. Assemble the second ground frame to the first by fixing the platform elements together.
10. Repeat steps 3 to 5 for the second ground frame.
11. The width of the platform can be adjusted to fit the form of the facade. See section 6.6.
12. Mount the steps and secure them with locking pins (fig.6-9).
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14. Mount the gate and the cam for the gate safety switch (fig.6-12). The roller must fall into the
cam when the gate is closed.
15. Remove the auto-level safety locking pins from both sockets (fig.6-7).
16. Remove the dummy plugs from the control cable sockets (fig.6-13).
17. Connect the control cable and the electrical power supply cable. Secure the cables to the
underside of the platform neatly so that they do not hang down.
Fig.6-13 Control cable dummy plug
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6.5.4. Mast climbing work platform with two masts on ground frames
CAUTION
One drive unit must be adjusted for ‘left’ and
the other for ‘right’.
1. Check that the left-hand machine is adjusted for ‘left’ and the right-hand machine for ‘right’.
See section 6.7.
2. Position the ground frames parallel to the wall and with a separation to allow for the required
distance between the masts.
3. Place the ground supports for both ground frames.
4. Level the machine using the jacks (fig.6-10). Ensure that the mast is vertical in both directions
by checking with a spirit level (with a length of at least 1m) placed against two adjacent sides of
the mast. Place wooden packing under the machine to provide optimum load spreading and
stability.
5. Check that the auto-level locking pins (fig.6-7) and the lower striker plates (fig.6-8) are
mounted.
6. Assemble the platform components sequentially on both sides of the masts until the desired
length is attained. The platform may not exceed the maximum length.
8. Assemble the second ground frame to the first by fixing the platform elements together.
9. The width of the platform can be adjusted to fit the form of the facade. See section 6.6.
10. Mount the steps and secure them with locking pins (fig.6-9).
12. Mount the gate and the cam for the gate safety switch. The roller must fall into the cam when
the gate is closed (fig.6-12).
13. Remove the auto-level locking pins from both machines (fig.6-7).
14. Remove the dummy connecting plugs from the control cable sockets (fig.6-13).
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15. Connect the control cable and the electrical power supply cable. Secure the cables to the
underside of the underside of the platform neatly so that they do not hang down.
6.6. Assembly of the mast

DANGER
If work has to be stopped, always complete the phase being
worked on. Tighten all the bolts used for the last attachment
and switch off and secure the main switch so that the
machine cannot be operated.
WARNING
As the assembly proceeds, place the anchor tubes, anchors
and cable guides as described in section 6.5
WARNING
Note that the power supply consists of
3 x 380 v or 415 v + neutral +safety earth.
WARNING
The mast(s) must always be assembled vertically.
DANGER
In winds of strengths above 12,5 m/s (6 Beaufort) the
machine may not be assembled.
1. Connect the power supply to the machine.
2. Set the main switch on，If the code on the info

panel shows “09”and the light on the drive unit
flashs, the phase of the power supply is not
correct. This problem can be solved by changing
any two wire’s connection of the power supply. If
the electric safety circuit (gates, etc.) is not
closed, The code on the panel will show the error
code 08。
3. When the mast climbing work platform is

delivered it is in the buffer. In order to lift the Fig.6-14 Power supply
mast climbing work platform from the buffer,
please do as this: disassemble and move the
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Bottom Limit ultimate switch and Bottom limit

switch backwards make these switches
reset ，press the UP button at the same
time.For a two-mast construction, check that
the lower striker plates and the auto-level
switches are properly adjusted. See
paragraph 6.8 and 6.9.
4. The mast climbing work platform is raised

and lowered by pressing the UP and DOWN
push buttons. When the push-button is
released, the mast climbing work platform Fig. 6-15 Main switch
stops. In addition, an emergency stop
push-button is provided. When this button is
pushed, the power of the motors will be shut
off.
5. Check that the proximity switch is mounted

on both mobile work platforms.
6. Use a fork-lift truck or crane to raise the mast

elements onto the platform. Ensure that the
maximum loading permitted during assembly
is not exceeded.
7. Stand on the platform and place a mast

element on the last element assembled
using a crane if needed. Secure the mast
element with four bolts, washers and nuts.
Tighten the bolts, washers and nuts. Tighten
the bolts, washers and nuts. Tighten the bolts
to the specified torque value. ( See chapter
1.)
8. Raise the platform towards the top of the Fig. 6-16 Control switch
mast element and repeat the procedure until
another element must be assembled. Plan
the procedure so that when an anchor must
be fitted the loading of material and mast
elements is a minimum.
9. Ensure that anchors are placed at the

specified intervals.
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10. Repeat this working method until the mast

has reached the required height. The last
element assembled must always be the red
top element. The maximum specified height
must not be exceeded.
11. If a crane is available on the building site, the

mast can be more quickly assembled. Up to
four mast elements can be assembled on the
ground and then raised into position with the
crane.
12. The mast must not extend too far above the
uppermost anchor (See chapter 1) to
achieve good stability it is always better to
place an a anchor as close to the top of the
mast as possible.
13. Assemble the mast guard panels on top of the drive unit.
Secure with clips provided. Fig. 6-17 Proximity switch
14. The assembly is now complete. The

assembly must now be tested as described
in paragraph 7. 1.
Fig.6-18 Red top mast element Fig.6-19 Mast cover
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6.7. Anchoring the mast

DANGER
If work must be stopped always complete the current phase
before stopping. Tighten all the bolts for the latest fixture and
secure the main switch so that the mast climbing work
platform cannot be operated.
WARNING
Before starting to fix any anchors, ensure that the ground
frame is level.
WARNING
The wall must be of such a quality that it can accept the
forces applied to it via the anchors.
DANGER
The platform extensions and the anchors must not come into
contact during raising and lowering.
CAUTION
The anchor forces must be approved by the owner or the
person responsible for the building to which the machine will
be anchored.
1. Check that the mast is vertical with a spirit level at least one meter long. Recheck as each anchor
is secured.
2. The mast must be anchored to the building at the distances specified in the table in chapter 1.
3. The anchors are assembled from mast adapters, horizontal anchor tubes and a support tube.
4. The horizontal anchor tubes and the support tubes can be supplied in various lengths.
5. Fixing the anchors:
− Anchoring is carried out using bolt couplings, nut and bolt fastenings and washers If conditions
make it necessary, use may be made of other approved attachment materials which are
suitable for the forces present. (Consult your dealer.)
− Cemented-in anchors must be allowed to become fully secure (the cement must have time to
harden) before the mast climbing work platform is assembled. The cement or concrete used
must be in accord with the specifications.
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− If chemical anchors or expansion bolts are used, these must be approved and must be able to
withstand the forces involved.
− Specifications for these types of bolts are available from the supplier Permission to use them
must be obtained from the local authorities.
6. Securing the anchors:
− Secure the mast adapters (1) to the mast.
− Fix the wall plates (2) to the building.
− Secure the horizontal anchor tubes (3) between the mast adapters and wall plates.
− Tighten the horizontal anchor tube couplings to the correct torque value.
− Use the adjustment construction to set the mast vertical and parallel to the building.
− Fix the support tube(4).
Fig.6-20 Anchoring
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6.8. Adjusting the platform width
The width of the platform can be adjusted to the shape of the building，in case work must carry
out behind the mast a anchor ramp must be mounted.
WARNING
The planks used for adjusting the platform must in every
case be secured in every direction.
WARNING
The platform widening and the mast anchors must not come
into contact when the platform is raised and lowered.
The platform extension must be in accordance with specification EN1495． The platform extension
must be fabricated from a non-slip, easily cleaned material. The extension must be self draining. The
width of any openings or gaps in the floor must be sufficiently narrow that a ball with a diameter of
l5mm will not pass through. The platform extension must be able to withstand a static load of 200 kg
on an square area of 0.1x0.1 m on the least favorable part of the floor surface without causing any
permanent distortion.
1. Pull out the outriggers and secure them with locking pins.
2. Cover the outriggers with planks.
3. Plug the locking pins in the underside of the planking and secure them to the outriggers.
Fig.6-21 Outrigger platform extension
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6.9. Setting the machine orientation 2

When used in a two-mast configuration,
1
a couple of settings of the left and 3
right-handmachine is different.
These settings consist of an electrical 4

and a mechanical part.
5
Electrical
Put the switch (item 6 in fig. 6-22,) on the

6
control box in the required position (left or
right).
7
Mechanical Fig 6-22 Switch left/right setting
Insert the operating bar of the auto-level

mechanism in the required slot:
Left: Fig.6-23
Right: Fig.6-24 L
R
Fig6- 23 Machine setting left orientation
L
R
Fig6-24 Machine setting right orientation
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6.10. Checking and adjusting the lower striker plates

For a two-mast construction, the striker
plates must be checked and if necessary,
adjusted.
1. Lower the highest placed unit until the

limit switch just touches the lower
striker plates.
2. Use the other unit to level the platform.
3. Check that the limit switch just touches

the lower striker plate for this unit.
4. If the lower striker plate does not touch

the limiting switch, adjust the position of
the striker plate until it just touches the
limiting switch.
5. Check the adjustment.
Fig.6-25 Adjusting the striker plates
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6.11. Checking the auto-level switches

For a twin-mast construction ， the auto-level
switches must be checked and adjusted if necessary.
1. Raise the platform by 3 m and level the

platform by means of the brake lever.
2. Operate the brake release on one drive

unit and, depending on the distance
between the centre of the masts，allow the
unit to descend.
Distance between centres 730 cm：

24.8 cm lower.
Distance between centres 1 330 cm：

45.7 cm lower.
These distances represent a platform Fig.6-26 Brake lever drive unit

slope of 2 degrees.
3. Operate the “UP” push—button on the platform. The lowest unit must now
be the first to rise.
4. Repeat the previous steps for the other unit.
5. If necessary，adjust the switches.
Fig.6-27 Auto-level switches
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6.12. Seting the CC-PLC or CC-YHX program

By the CC-PLC or CC-YHX program, the differential current of the motors and the total current of
the drive unit can be monitored.
The maximum permissible vertical load and corresponding current values depend on the
platform configuration. A special value（program number）applies to each configuration.
This value is indicated on the loading diagrams in chapter 1 of this manual。 This value can be
adjusted by modifying the CC-PLC or CC-YHX program number（Fig.6-28）。
1. The door of the control box can only be opened with the correct key kept in the authorized
persons.
2. The CC-PLC or CC-YHX program can be changed by means of the dial switch;
3. Set the CC-PLC or CC-YHX program numbers with the dial switch according to the loading
diagram in this manual or attached on the control box door.
4. After setting the CC-PLC or CC-YHX program number, close the door of the control box.
5. If the “malfunction signal panel”on the door shows the number “00”, mean the platform is in
order.
6. Lock the door and remove the key.
The dial
Fig. 6-28 Adjusting CC-PLC or CC-YHX Fig. 6-29 Control box
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6.13. Lightning protection

1. Fasten the connecting cable between the ground frame and the mast.
Cable specifications：
− Insulated copper 16 mm2 cross section.
2. Mount the connection between the ground frame and the earth.
3. The cable supplied (25 mm2 cross section，25 m long) must be connected to the terminal
box on the building site.
Fig. 6- 30 Lightning protection
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7. OPERATION
7.1. General
DANGER
Nobody is allowed under the machine during
operation.
DANGER
Never allow materials to protrude the
platform. Properly secure movable loads
against rolling. Loads must never be set
against the fencing.
WARNING
The maximum reactive force relative to the
facade, caused by performing operation,
amounts to 400N for a single mast work
platform and 600N for a twin mast work
platform.
WARNING
If work is interrupted or abandoned for any
reason, the main switch must be turned off
and locked with a padlock.
WARNING
A mounted platform extension may only be
used to support persons and their tools.
WARNING
Nobody is allowed on the platform extension
while ascending or descending.
7.2. Preparation
1. Before the mast climbing work platform is used, it must be visually inspected (daily if it is
used every day) for:
− anchors and cable guides

− presence of all security devices
− connection between mast elements
− the functioning of all the push buttons on the control box.
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− position of the masts

− any loose components
− ground supports and the quality of the ground
− electrical connections
− presence and securing of protective covers
− securing the outriggers
− securing of the platform extension
− operation of the limit switches
− no obstacles in the path of the platform
− oil leaking from the drive units
− functioning of the motor brakes (paragraph 7.3)
2. Connect the electrical power supply
3. Close the gates
4. Remove the padlock from the main switch (fig.7-1)
5. Check that the EMERGENCY push-button (fig. 7-2) on the control box is switched off (the
Push button must be Pulled out). On a twin mast unit release both emergency push
buttons;
6. If the code on the info panel shows “09”and the light on the drive unit flashs, the phase of
the power supply is not correct. This problem can be solved by changing any two wire’s
connection of the power supply. If the electric safety circuit (gates, etc.) is not closed, The
code on the panel will show the error code 08。
Only single-mast. Eccentric overload check：
For a few seconds the buzzer will sound and a light will flash on the drive unit as the
eccentric overload selftests;
Emergency push-button
Fig. 7-1 Main switch Fig. 7-2 Emergency push-button
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7.3. Brake test run
A brake Test should be performed before the machine is switched on.
1. Check if the platform is lifting from the buffers.
2. Release the brake on one of the motors by pulling the brake hangdle on the motor. The
roror(fan) can turn slightly, but the platform must not descend. Release the brake brake
handle.
3. Release the other brake. The platform should not descend. Release the brake handle.
4. Repeat the previous three steps for the other drive unit in the case of a twin mast machine.
DANGER
If the platform descends, the
mast climbing work platform must
be shutdown immediately!
Lock the units and consult your

service engineer.
7.4. Operation from the platform
You do not need the key for operating the

platform.
The platform control box contains the

following (control) units: Fig.7-3 Brake lever drive unit
1. Info panel
The info panel shows the error messages for the platform. It is a code with two digits
2. Push button UP
The platform will ascend when this button is operated. The platform will stop as soon as the
button is released (dead man’s control).
3. Power indication light

When the power supply is on, this light will light.
4. Push button DOWN

The platform will descend when this button is operated. The platform will stop as soon as the
button is released (dead man’s control).
5. Emergency push-button
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After pressing the emergency stop button, the machine will be no longer function. The button
remains locked in the pushed-in position. This interlocking will be released by turning the
button clockwise.
WARNING
The emergency stop button should always be
pushed-in when working on the façade.
6. Left/right setting switch （ linkage

switch）
In a single mast machine, turn this switch to
the middle position.
In a twin mast configuration, turn this switch
to the left for the left-hand machine and to the
right for the right-hand machine.
7. Erection crane control switch

This switch is used to control the erection
crane up or down by turning the switch to
right or left. If you release the switch, the
erection crane will stop working. (Sometime,
the erection crane control switch may be
fixed at the erection crane). Fig. 7-4 Push-buttons control box
8. Main switch
Turn on or off the power supply of the whole
machine by this switch.
7.5. Starting up the machine
1. Connecting the building site power.
2. Close the gate.
3. Remove the padlock from the main switch.
4. Turn the main switch, if code 09 appears on the info panel, change the connecting of any
two power supply cable wire.
5. Check if the EMERGENCY STOP button on the control box is disabled (the button should
be turned out). On both units on the twin mast work platform.
6. Presse the push-button “UP”, the platform is raised. When the push button is released, the
platform stops immediately.
7. Presse the push-button “DOWN”, the platform is lowered. When the push—button is
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released the platform stops immediately.
8. In emergency situation , press down the EMERGENCY STOP push button, the platform will
be locked and machine will shutdown immediately.
WARNING
The emergency stop button should always be
pushed-in when working on the façade.
7.6. Test run
After performing the brake test and starting the machine, a (daily) test run must be carried out.
Check the following during the test run:
− If there are no obstacles in the path of the machine.

− The presence of the bolts in mast connections and anchors.
− The presence and position of all striker plates.
− The operation of all switches.
− The operation of all buttons on the switch box(es).
− The free travel of the supply cable(s).
− The operation of the centrifugal brakes (see7.7).
After a positive conclusion of test run, the machine can be used.
7.7. Operation in an emergency situation
In an emergency, for example in the event of a power failure, the platform can always be lowered.
At first, using the malfunction analysis in chapter 10, try to solve the problem. If the problem can
not be solved, it is possible to make a emergency descent in the following way.
1. Open the trap door in the platform.
2. The motors have a lever which permits the brake to be released.
3. When this lever is operated, the platform will begin to descend. For a two-mast construction,
the brake must be released by two persons simultaneously so a clear system must agreed
between them.
The speed of descent will be automatically limited by the centrifugal brake.
WARNING
After a maximum descent of 5m, stop the platform for 2
minutes in order to avoid the centrifugal brakes becoming
overheated, which will result in their working less efficiently.
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4. For a two-mast construction, take the opportunity during the stop situation to set the
platform level with the aid of the brake release mechanisms. If the platform becomes
excessively inclined the auto-level safety system will come into operation. in this event
external help will be required.
Fig.7-5 Brake lever drive unit
7.8. Eccentric overload device
The YLPS/T150 mast climbing work platform is provided with an eccentric overload device. The
eccentric overload device is only active in a single-mast construction.
When the platform is eccentrically overloaded for 90％, the light on the drive unit starts to burn a
buzzer will sound.
When the platform is eccentrically overloaded for 100％, the light on the drive unit will burn and a
buzzer will sound. In this situation the machine will stop and can not be operated further.
When the cause of the overload is removed the eccentric overload device will be reset
automatically.
Fig.7-6 Signal light
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8. DISASSEMBLY AND TRANSPORT

DANGER
Ensure that the maximum loading allowed during
diassembly is not exceeded.
DANGER
In winds of strengths above 12.5 m/s (6 Beaufort)，the
machine may not be disassembled.
1. Remove the mast guards.
2. Disassemble the mast elements above the

uppermost anchor. Before loosening the
uppermost anchor lower the disassembled
elements to the a round， Now disconnect
the uppermost anchor.
3. Together with the disassembly of the mast,

the anchor tubes, the anchor and the cable
guides must be disassembled.
4. If a crane is available on the building site, the

mast can be more quickly disassembled. As
many as four mast elements can be removed
Fig.8-1 Brake level drive unit.
together and lowered to the ground with the
crane. The mast elements can further
disassemble on the ground.
5. Repeat this procedure until the mast, with the

platform in its lowest position ， has been
completely disassembled.
6. Release the brakes and allow the platform to

descend onto the butters.
7. Insert the locking pins in the autolevel

devices and secure them.
8. Disconnect the electrical supplies and

replace the control cable dummy plug (for a
twin mast construction). Fig.8-2 Locking pin auto-level device.
9. Raise the jack and remove the ground

supports.
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10. Remove the control box.
There are two possible ways to transport

the basic machine. This can be done with or
without the platform elements being
attached. The transport method depends on
the dimensions of the platform and the
widths and lengths of vehicles permitted by
national regulations.
11. If the basic machine is too large to be

transported in one piece, take the following
steps.
12. Disassemble the fences, the gates and the

gate posts.
Fig.8-3 Control cable dummy plug.
13. Disassemble the platform extensions. Slide
in the outriggers and secure them.
14. The platform elements can be packed in

bundles of five.
15. Turn back the outrigger beams of the ground

frame and secure them.
Fig.8-4 Securing outrigger
Fig.8-5 Bundle platform elements Fig.8-6 Locking pin outrigger
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9. MAINTENANCE
9.1. General
The simple robust construction of the machine ensures that maintenance can be kept to a
minimum. Sensible use of the machine, regular checks for correct functioning and regular cleaning
will result in a minimum requirement for maintenance. This will guarantee a long working life for the
mast climbing work platform.
Parts must comply with to the technical specification of YHX!
Use only original parts of YHX.
9.2. Maintenance intervals
The following maintenance activities are essential：
A. Weekly maintenance
− Grease the rack and pinion. If these are heavily contaminated with sand or grit they
must be cleaned first.
Specification for grease：
 Grease for rack and pinion

 Shell Rhodina 2
 Shell Alvania Grease R3
− Clean the platform and the drive unit.
− Carry out the checks detailed in paragraph 7.2.
− Visually inspect the rack and pinion drive.
B. Monthly maintenance
− Inspect the guide rollers(visual inspection of security devices ， gaskets and
bearings).
− Check that all mast bolts are tightened with the correct torque.
− Check that all anchors are secure and re-secure any loose parts.
− Check the functioning of all limiting switches.
− Grease the jack and the pin shafts of the ground frame with outrigger beams.
− Perform the activities listed at A.
C. Quarterly maintenance
− Check the motor brake (see paragraph 9.4.2)
− Check the play in the guide rollers.
− Check the rack and pinion (visual).
− Perform the activities listed at A and B.
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− For a mast climbing work platform with twin masts, check the operation of the
auto-level device (sea paragraph 9.3)
D. Annual maintenance
− Check that the platform elements are tightened with the correct torque.
− Check the rack fixing bolts.
− General inspection of paintwork corrosion and welds.
− Perform the activities listed at A ,B ,and C.
− Eccentric overload mechanism：
 remove the eccentric mechanism
 clean the eccentric mechanism
 grease the moving parts and reinstall the mechanism.
− Check all welds of the mast climbing work platform.
E. Biennial maintenance
− Change the oil in the drive unit reduction gearbox. Lubricant specification for YHX
gearboxes:
 ISO Viscosity class: ISO VG 220:
 Mobilgear 630
 Shell Omala 220
 Esso Spartan EP 220
− Re-grease the bearing of the reduction gearboxes.
− Perform the activities listed at A, B, C and D.
F. Maintenance during storage of the machine

− Inspect the machine in its entirety.
− Check all vital parts and replace any which have become damaged.
− Clean and grease the rack and pinion drive.
− Inspect the mast elements (with the racks) and check that all separate connection
pieces are in order.
− Check the lowest mast bolts for corrosion and replace them if necessary.
− Cover the basic machine with a tarpaulin; in every case, cover the control boxes
and the limiting switches.
− For long-term storage, consult your dealer.
9.3. Auto-level safety mechanism check
1. Raise the platform by three meters.
2. Operate the brake release mechanism on one drive unit. The autolevel safety mechanism
must now operate.
3. Set the platform back in the horizontal position with ‘UP’ push-button.
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4. Repeat the previous step for the other unit.
5. If the autolevel safety mechanism does not function correctly, the mast climbing work
platform must not be used! Consult your service engineer.
Fig.9-1 Brake lever drive unit
9.4. The motor brake
The motor has a built-in electromagnetic brake. This brake functions according to the ‘normally
ON’ principle, that is, when the motor has no power supply the brake is active and the motor shaft will
be braked. (n=0 rev./min).
The braking effect is achieved by friction between several discs and the brake must be used ‘dry’
(not greased).
9.4.1. Operation
The brake mechanism has a metal rotor (3) with friction material in both sides. Four pressure
springs (5) in the stator exert an axial force in an anchor plate (2). This anchor plate is pressed by the
spring force against rotor. The rotor is mounted on the motor shaft in such a way that it can slide in an
axial direction along the shaft. Because the anchor plate presses against the rotor, the rotor is
pressed against the friction plate (6). The contact between the friction material on either side of the
rotor, the anchor plate and the friction plate results in the required braking effect.
The stator has a built-in braking coil (1) which produces a strong magnetic field when a DC
current is applied to it.
When the brake is to be released, a current is made to flow through the braking coil. The
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resulting magnetic field “pulls” the anchor disc toward the stator, thus releasing the brake.
It is also possible to release the brake manually. If the manual release lever is pressed in the
direction indicated by the arrow on the cover, the anchor plate is moved against the spring pressure
with the aid of two ball bolts, so that it is pressed towards the stator, releasing the brake.
Fig.9-2 Motor brake
9.4.2. Maintenance
In normal use the motor brake is more or less maintenance free. However, after frequent raising
and lowering of the platform it may be necessary to adjust the air gap between the anchor disk and
the stator and if necessary, to replace the rotor.
In order to check the condition of the brake， the width of the air gap ‘a’ and the thickness of the
friction material on the rotor must be measured every three months.
The air gap ‘a’ is adjusted by the manufacturer to 0.3mm and must never be more than 0.9mm.
To check：
1. Switch off the mast climbing work platform at the main switch and secure the switch with the
padlock.
2. Remove the brake release lever using an open ended spanner.
3. Remove the fan cover (9) from the motor.
4. Use a feeler gauge to check the width of the air gap ’a’ adjacent to the hollow threaded
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collars (2).
The width of the air gap ‘a’ must be adjusted as follows：
5. Remove the device securing the fan and remove the fan from the shaft.
6. Unscrew the hexagonal bolts (6) by a 1/2 turn.
7. Screw all the threaded collars (2) equally far into the stator (8).
8. Turn the hexagonal bolts (6) equally until the air gap ‘a’ has the correct width.
9. Screw the threaded collars (2) out of the stator until they are in contact with the fixed part.
10. Check that the width if the air gap is the same over the whole of its length.
11. Repeat step 9. If the result is not satisfactory，repeat from step 5 onward.
12. Tighten the hexagonal bolts (6) with a torque loading of 25 Nm. Repeat steps 10 and 11 if
necessary until the correct air gap is obtained.
WARING
The adjustment of the hand release may not be changed
not even when air gap ‘a’ is readjusted, as security can be
adversely affected.
13. Re-fit the fan and secure it to the shaft.
14. Mount the fan cover and the brake release mechanism.
Fig.9-3 Motor brake
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9.5. Wear limits
9.5.1. Wear limits of the pinion and rack drive

B A
Pitch circle pinion 120 mm
Number of teeth 24
Module 5
Dimension A, nom. 38.6mm
Dimension A, min. 37.8mm
Dimension B, nom. 39.9mm C
Dimension B, min. 38mm
Meas. pin C ф8x50 mm
Fig. 9-4 Rack and pinion –details
9.5.2. Wear limits of the counter roller
New counter roller   70mm
Worn-out counter roller   66mm
Fig. 9-5 Counter roller
9.5.3. Wear limits of Nylatron mast roller
New Nylatron mast roller   70mm
Worn-out Nylatron mast roller   66mm
Fig.9-6 Nylatron mast roller
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9.5.4. Wear limits of mast section tubes
To check wear and corrosion on the mast tubes

providing a rolling track to the Nylatron mast roller, measure
the tube wall thickness with an ultrasonic thickness gauge.
Should you observe any important deformation of any

structural parts of mast section, replace these elements
immediately by others in perfect condition.
Act in a similar way if you notice other faults（corrosion，

Fig.9-7 Mast section tubes
etc.）likely to reduce the strength of the mast section.
New mast section tubes t  3.5mm

Worn-out mast section tubes t  2 . 7 m m(approx. 25% reduction of wall thickness)
9.5.5. Wear limits of centrifugal brakes
To determine if the centrifugal brake (over-speed

governor) shoes have worn out, measure their thickness（E）
in different points.
New centrifugal brake   123mm

Worn-out centrifugal brake   1 1 9 m m
If wear is greater than the established permissible limit,

change the shoes and their springs. Moreover, check the
shoes for uniform wearing, the condition of the springs and
the inside surface of the casing. Replace any defective part.
After disassembling a centrifugal brake for

maintenance, check it for correct operation making following
test。
Fig.9-8 Centrifugal brake
Test
- Prepare the MCWP so that，on each drive unit，the centrifugal brake is present in one of the
gearbox and not the second gearbox.
- Let the machine with its rated load fall from a height of about 3m to the lower terminal,
releasing the motor brakes manually.
- If the platform descends without racing, the centrifugal brake is in good condition.
- Otherwise, check the brake completely.
- Repeat the test on each unit，installing the centrifugal brakes alternately.
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10.MALFUNCTION ANALYSIS
The control box on the platform has an ‘malfunction signal panel’. This ‘malfunction signal panel’
consists of a display on which fault codes appear in the event of a malfunction. An explanatory list of
fault codes is attached to the control box as an aid to rapid and efficient fault repair. The following table
gives an indication of the methods to be employed in the event of a malfunction.
Code Description Malfunction Solution

01 Overload alarming ? Platform loading too high  Reduce loading.
? Configuration setting fault  Set right Configuration
02 Motor M1&M2 thermal ? Platform loading too high  Reduce loading.
overload（thermal ? Voltage too low  Consult an electrician.
protection） ? Motor stalled  Consult an electrician
03 Motor M1&M2 thermal ? Platform loading too high  Reduce loading.
overload（thermal relay） ? Voltage too low  Consult an electrician.
? Motor stalled  Consult an electrician
04 Top limit ultimate switch ? The machine has run too far  Lower the platform.
upwards
05 Bottom Limit ultimate ? The machine has run too far  Raise the platform.
switch downwards
06 Top limit switch ? The machine has run upwards  Lower the platform.
07 Bottom limit switch ? The machine has run  Raise the platform.
downwards
08 Gate / others ? Gate is open  Close the gate
? Connector not in socket  Plug connector into socket
? switch defective or sticking  Check the switch
09 Phase guard relay ? Main switch incorrect position  Set main switch in the other
position.
 If the malfunction is no corrected,
consult an electrician.
10 Right eccentric overload ? Right Platform eccentrically  Reduce left platform loading or
overload transit some load from the left to
the right
11 Left eccentric overload ? Left Platform eccentrically  Reduce left platform loading or
overload transit some load from the left to
the right
12 Mast photoelectric ? Machine run too high on the  Move the machine downwards; if
detection sensor top of mast the malfunction is not corrected,
? Switch defective consult an electrician.
13 Emergency stop ? Pushbutton depressed  Rotate pushbutton to release
push-button
In all cases not covered by the above malfunction tables an electrician must be consulted.
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11.MACHINE DISPOSAL
General
After a number of years of reliable service the life of every machine inevitably comes to an end.
The machine must then be disposed of in an as environmentally friendly manner possible.
Amongst others, the following possibilities present themselves:
 Part exchange for a new machine.

 Disposal by a recycling facility.
 Demolition.
Discarding the machine
 Drain the oil out of the reduction gearbox and dispose of this via an authorized facility.
 Remove any usable parts.
 Dispose of the remainder via waste disposal facility.
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12.APPENDIX 1: ASSEMBLY CONTROL——CHECK LIST

The assembly is to be carried out by trained/authorized personnel only.
Please mark with a cross to the right to confirm that:
1. The installation as in accordance with the latest instruction manual as it pertains to: Yes
a) Foundation for outrigger. □
b) That the outriggers are extended and locked. □
c) The length of platform. □
d) The platform’s widening regarding performance and choice of material. □
e) Safety railings. □
f) Mast anchors. □
2. The load sign agree with the actual installation (see instruction manual) □
3. All signs are legible (see instruction manual) □
4. Visual inspection is carried out regarding mechanical damages on structural parts such as：
a) Outriggers with jacks. □
b) Main frame. □
c) Platform. □
d) Platform extension. □
e) Machinery frame with machinery. □
f) Mast. □
g) Mast anchor. □
5. Mast protection is installed. □
6. Service and maintenance is carried out according to latest instruction manual. □
7. Test run and inspection is performed on：

a) Strike plate in red top mast. □
b) Strike plate at bottom mast. □
c) Emergency stop button(s). □
d) Gate switch. □
e) Auto-level switch. □
f) Auto-level mechanics. □
g) No obstacles on the path of the work platform. □
8. Braking test is performed on. □
9. Emergency descending test is carried out. □
10. Check that there is an instruction manual/User’s manual in the documentation box. □
11. Check that the area is barricaded and sign displaying “Working area” is in place. □
12. Check that the user has received information about safety and operating instructions, service and
maintenance. □
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13.APPENDIX 2: ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM DIAGRAM
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14.APPENDIX 2: ELECTRIC COMPONENTS IN CONTROL BOX
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YLPS/T150

MAST CLIMBING WORK PLATFORM

Guangdong Yuhuaxing Construction Machinery Manufacture Co., Ltd.

MAST CLIMBING WORK PLATFORM

Serial No. Manu. date

Motor Serial No. Gear reducer Serial No.

Tel 0086-020-62654448 Fax 0086-20-62856498 Web www.gd-yhx.com

1. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION ....................................................................................................................................... 7

1.1. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................................................... 7

2. COMPONENT DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................................. 29

2.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................................... 29

3. CONTROL COMPONENTS ....................................................................................................................................... 37

3.1. POWER SUPPLY SOCKET FOR THE DRIVE UNIT .......................................................................................................... 37

4.2. SAFETY PRIOR IN USE ............................................................................................................................................... 39

5.1. REPOSITION WITH A CRANE ...................................................................................................................................... 45

6. ASSEMBLY AND ANCHORING ................................................................................................................................ 46

6.1. INSTRUCTION ........................................................................................................................................................... 46

8. DISASSEMBLY AND TRANSPORT ......................................................................................................................... 76

9.4.2. Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................. 81

10. MALFUNCTION ANALYSIS .................................................................................................................................. 85

11. MACHINE DISPOSAL ............................................................................................................................................ 86

12. APPENDIX 1: ASSEMBLY CONTROL——CHECK LIST ................................................................................ 87

13. APPENDIX 2: ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM DIAGRAM ...................................................................... 88

14. APPENDIX 2: ELECTRIC COMPONENTS IN CONTROL BOX ..................................................................... 92

This product is designed and manufactured to meet strict quality and

This manual shall always be available in the box on the machine

Potential risk for user or equipment is indicated in the following way in

DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous

WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous

CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous

During use, no person may stand under the

Danger of failing objects.

Danger: High voltage.

Read and understand

1.1.1. General description

Machine－Mast Climbing Work Platform（MCWP）

or may not be the owner.

any people in its surroundings.

norms applicable to the specific job to be done, using the platform.

in accordance with the recommendations of this manual.

Operator－The person who drives the machine.

carried out on a site.

1.1.3. Reference standards and directives

- EN 1495:98 Lifting platforms -Mast Climbing Work Platforms (+Amendment No.1)

Fig.1 Dimensions of whole machine

1.2. TECHNICAL DETAILS

Description Single mast Twin mast

For accessories and options see the accessory book.

1.2.2. Electrical installation

Items Single mast Twin masts

CC-PLC: Control system using Programmable Logic Controller (PLC).

1.2.3. Noise level at operation

MEASURED NOICE LEVEL

POSITION OF SOUND LEVEL Meter A1 A2 A3 B1 B2 B3 C1 C2

Climbing up （dBA） 51.5 53.5 56 56 53 51 56 63

Climbing down（dBA） 63.5 64 64 63 63 62 65 75

1.2.4. Dimensions of the parts

Max. approx. weight

Max. approx. weight

1.2.4.2. Mast section

Part Mas t sect ion 150

Part L×B×H[mm] Weight〔kg〕

1.2.4.4. Platform element