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WARNING
Read and follow the safety precautions and instructions in this manual and on the machine
decals. Failure to do can cause serious injury, death or property damage. Keep this manual with
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SANY Group
Sany Automobile Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
SANY Industrial Park, Xingsha Economic and Technological Development Zone,
Hunan Province, China
Postcode: 410100
E-mail: sanyservice@sany.com.cn
Tel: 0086 0731-84031888
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Fax: 0086 0731-84031999
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Service Hotline: 00862 - 04008 87 8318
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sg 0086 4008 87 9318
Complaints Hotline:
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http://www.sanyglobal.com
Scan the QR code below to download the Service Cloud APP
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All Rights Reserved 8 by Sany Group. No content in this manual-1shall

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All information in this manual is accurate
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SPECIFIC DECLARATION
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02truck-mounted concrete pump is a special 2-0
02 vehicle which integrate the pumping 02system for 2-0
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cai concrete pumping and the boom systemcai for concrete placing on the vehicle chassis.
cai Any other use
or any operation beyond the specified working range is not authorized use. Sany expressly bears
no liability for any consequence due to any unauthorized use.
Information on this manual is used to guide qualified operators to operate and maintain truck-
mounted concrete pump correctly. Sany expressly bears no liability for any consequence due to
any use not observing the information on this manual.
It is forbidden to convert the truck-mounted concrete pump without authorization. Sany expressly
bears no liability for any consequence. When crack or electrical malfunction on the truck-mounted
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concrete pump occurs, please contact the supplier, and don’t conduct welding or make changes
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without-0permission, or else, for any consequence 0 1 - 0 1 -bear
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due to such contravention, Sany shall not
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Use genuine spare parts from Sany. Sany expressly bears no liability for any machine damage or
accident due to the use of untested or unauthorized spare parts or tools. Operate and maintain
parts (such as engine, a/c) on the truck-mounted concrete pump, and observe related regulations
on Users' guide supplied from their manufacturer.
Sany expressly bears no liability for any machine failure or damage due to force majeure of natural
disasters (earthquake, typhoon) and wars.
Sany cannot predict every circumstance that might involve a potential hazard in operation or main-
tenance. Operators and owners should highly attach importance to safety. Local specific safety
rules of the 8
-1countries -18 the regulations on this manual, observe
may be stricter. If they differ from -18the
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• Responsible for providing qualified products.
• Fulfill their promises on after-sales service, and document all maintenance and repair working
done by after-sales service personnel.
• Train the operation and maintenance personnel based on their needs.
Duty of Owners or Other Authorized Personnel
• Only after each person involved in the product’s operation, maintenance and repair is trained
and fully understands the Parts Book and Operation and Maintenance Manual, can they operate
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and maintain 1-
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and maintenance02 personnel are qualified and know their
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• Periodically check related personnel's safety consciousness during working.
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will lead to unsafety occurs, stop
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• Besides check items regulated by Sany, observe local laws and regulations to check the truck-
mounted concrete pump.
• Ensure timely maintenance and repair on the truck-mounted concrete pump.
• Carefully plan the use of the truck-mounted concrete pump.
Duty of all working personnel
• If there is any abnormal symptom which may cause abnormal working of the truck-mounted con-
crete pump or potential hazard, report to your leader. If possible, correct fault in time.
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• 1-1 working around the truck-mounted concrete
All personnel 1-1 pump must observe all warning sig-
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• Watch something like high voltage wire, unrelated personnel and poor ground for potential dan-
ger, and report to the operators and signalmen.
Duty of managers
• Ensure the operators are trained and fully understand the Operation and Maintenance Manual
supplied by Sany. Ensure they are in physical fitness and have the certification of operation. Oth-
erwise, it is forbidden to operate the truck-mounted concrete pump.
• Ensure the operators have good judgment ability, teamwork consciousness and psychological
quality. Otherwise, it is forbidden to operate or repair the truck-mounted concrete pump.
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• Ensure assistant workers can identify the model and working condition to choose a proper truck-
mounted concrete pump.
• Publicize safety consciousness to working personnel, and make them aware of safety precau-
tions and their related responsibilities.
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1 Introduction........................................................................................................................1-1
1.1 About this manual .................................................................................................................1-3
1.2 Contact Information ..............................................................................................................1-3
1.3 Your documentation package..............................................................................................1-4
1.4 Organization of this Manual.................................................................................................1-4
1.5 Machine Serial Number & Information ...............................................................................1-5
1.6 Correction Request Form.....................................................................................................1-7
2 Safety.....................................................................................................................................2-1
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2.1.3 Operator Safety Information .......................................................................................2-8
2.1.4 Operator is Important ...................................................................................................2-9
2.1.5 Operator Qualifications................................................................................................2-9
2.1.6 Operating Regulations.............................................................................................. 2-10
2.1.7 Personal Protective Equipment................................................................................2-11
2.1.8 Extinguisher and First Aid Kit................................................................................... 2-15
2.1.9 General Job Safety.................................................................................................... 2-15
2.1.10 General Machine Safety......................................................................................... 2-16
2.1.11 Safety
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2.1.14 Lockout/Tagout Procedures................................................................................... 2-19
2.1.15 Maintenance Safety ................................................................................................ 2-20
2.1.16 Optional Attachments ............................................................................................. 2-25
2.1.17 Unauthorized Machine Modifications ................................................................... 2-25
2.1.18 Towing or Lifting the Machine ................................................................................ 2-25
2.1.19 Dust and Chemical Hazards.................................................................................. 2-26
2.1.20 Noise Emissions...................................................................................................... 2-27
2.1.21 Exhaust Fumes........................................................................................................ 2-27
2.1.22 Functional Fluids ..................................................................................................... 2-28
2.1.23 1Fire
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2.1.26 Refueling .................................................................................................................. 2-33
2.1.27 High-Pressure Fluid Lines...................................................................................... 2-34
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2.2.1 E-STOP Buttons ........................................................................................................ 2-40
2.2.2 Machine Decals ......................................................................................................... 2-40
2.2.2.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................... 2-40
2.2.2.2 Locations of Safety Marks on the Complete Vehicle .................................... 2-41
2.2.2.3 Mark Descriptions .............................................................................................. 2-43
2.2.2.4 Detailed Explanation to Safety Marks ............................................................. 2-44
2.2.3 Definition Of Terms.................................................................................................... 2-64
2.2.4 Job Site Precautions ................................................................................................. 2-66
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2.2.8 Procedure In Storms ................................................................................................. 2-76
2.2.9 Concreting In Cold Weather..................................................................................... 2-77
2.2.10 Safety Before Starting Work .................................................................................. 2-77
2.2.11 Safety During Operation ......................................................................................... 2-82
2.2.12 End Hose Safety During Pumping ........................................................................ 2-89
2.2.13 Booms Safety........................................................................................................... 2-92
2.2.14 Delivery Line Safety ................................................................................................ 2-94
2.2.15 Specifications Of Twin Pipes ................................................................................. 2-97
2.2.16 Pumping operations Stafety .................................................................................. 2-99
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3 System Functions...........................................................................................................3-1
3.1 Main Component Locations.................................................................................................3-5
3.2 Boom.......................................................................................................................................3-6
3.2.1 Boom Overview ............................................................................................................3-6
3.2.2 Boom Components ......................................................................................................3-6
3.2.3 Boom Control Methods................................................................................................3-7
3.3 Outrigger.................................................................................................................................3-9
3.3.1 Outrigger 8 overview .......................................................................................................3-9
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3.4 Truck Chassis ..................................................................................................................... 3-13
3.4.1 Truck Chassis Overview........................................................................................... 3-13
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3.5.2 Pumping system and related components ............................................................ 3-14 c a
3.5.3 Pumping system operation ...................................................................................... 3-15
3.5.4 Pumping controls....................................................................................................... 3-16
3.6 Hydraulic System ............................................................................................................... 3-18
3.6.1 Outrigger Controls ..................................................................................................... 3-18
3.6.2 Boom backup hydraulics .......................................................................................... 3-20
3.6.3 Pump Hydraulics ....................................................................................................... 3-21
3.6.4 Mixing control valve................................................................................................... 3-22
3.6.5 Accumulator and Relief Ball Valve of Accumulator .............................................. 3-22
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3.7.2 Electric Control Cabinet............................................................................................ 3-25
3.7.3 Fuses........................................................................................................................... 3-31
3.7.4 Electromagnetic Valve of Boom .............................................................................. 3-32
3.7.5 System Gauges & Indicators ................................................................................... 3-32
3.7.6 Light............................................................................................................................. 3-36
3.7.7 E-Stop Buttons........................................................................................................... 3-42
3.8 Remote Control System .................................................................................................... 3-44
3.8.1 General ....................................................................................................................... 3-44
3.8.2 In-Cab Receiver......................................................................................................... 3-44
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4.1 Work Area And Crew Staff Defined ....................................................................................4-5
4.1.1 Work Area......................................................................................................................4-5
4.1.2 Supervisor .....................................................................................................................4-5
4.1.3 Machine Operator.........................................................................................................4-6
4.1.4 Hoseperson ...................................................................................................................4-6
4.1.5 Mixer Truck Driver ........................................................................................................4-7
4.2 Job Preparations ...................................................................................................................4-7
4.2.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................4-7
4.2.2 Traveling ........................................................................................................................4-7
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4.3.2 Pump Functions............................................................................................................4-9
4.3.3 Filter Functions .......................................................................................................... 4-10
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cai 4.3.7 Set-Up Site .................................................................................................................
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4.3.8 Surface Conditions.................................................................................................... 4-13
4.3.9 Working Clearances.................................................................................................. 4-14
4.3.10 Overhead Power Lines........................................................................................... 4-14
4.3.11 Starting Up................................................................................................................ 4-14
4.3.12 Chassis Set-Up........................................................................................................ 4-15
4.4 Outrigger Set-Up ................................................................................................................ 4-18
4.4.1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 4-18
4.4.2 Load-Bearing Surfaces............................................................................................. 4-19
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Standard Boom Hand Signals.......................................................................................... 4-34
4.6 Boom Operation ................................................................................................................. 4-40
4.6.1 General ....................................................................................................................... 4-40
4.6.2 Preparing the Remote Controller ............................................................................ 4-41
4.6.3 Unfolding/Folding the Boom .................................................................................... 4-42
4.6.4 Unlocking the End Hose ........................................................................................... 4-45
4.6.5 Checking Outrigger Stability .................................................................................... 4-46
4.6.6 Pump Operation Hand Signals................................................................................ 4-47
4.7 Pumping Operations.......................................................................................................... 4-50
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cai 4.7.3 Operating the Pumping System cai..............................................................................
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4.8 Pumping Intervals .............................................................................................................. 4-56
4.8.1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 4-56
4.8.2 Long-time interval...................................................................................................... 4-56
4.8.3 Short-time interval ..................................................................................................... 4-57
4.8.4 Low Water Mix Concrete (short-time interval)....................................................... 4-57
4.8.5 Boom Placement ....................................................................................................... 4-57
4.8.6 After Pumping Resumes .......................................................................................... 4-57
4.9 Equipment Clean-Up ......................................................................................................... 4-58
4.9.1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 4-58
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4.11 Driving, Towing and Loading .......................................................................................... 4-65
4.11.1 Driving ....................................................................................................................... 4-65
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5 Maintenance.......................................................................................................................5-1
5.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................5-5
5.2 Routine Maintenance & Mandatory Overhaul...................................................................5-5
5.3 General Tightening Torques ................................................................................................5-9
5.4 Lubrication........................................................................................................................... 5-12
5.4.1 Lubrication Method.................................................................................................... 5-12
5.4.2 Lubricant Recommendation..................................................................................... 5-16
5.5 Visual Checks ..................................................................................................................... 5-20
5.5.1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 5-20
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5.6.1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 5-26
5.6.2 Pumping Cylinder Piston .......................................................................................... 5-27
5.6.3 Agitator Shaft and Leaf ............................................................................................. 5-31
5.6.4 S-valve Assembly...................................................................................................... 5-32
5.6.5 Hopper ........................................................................................................................ 5-53
5.6.6 Delivery Cylinder ....................................................................................................... 5-54
5.6.7 Delivery Line............................................................................................................... 5-54
5.7 Slewing Mechanism........................................................................................................... 5-65
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5.8 Transfer Case and Drive Shaft......................................................................................... 5-70
5.8.1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 5-70
5.8.2 Transfer Case ............................................................................................................ 5-70
5.8.3 Drive Shaft.................................................................................................................. 5-73
5.9 Hydraulic System ............................................................................................................... 5-73
5.9.1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 5-73
5.9.2 Overview..................................................................................................................... 5-74
5.9.3 Changing the Hydraulic Fluid................................................................................... 5-75
5.10 Accumulator...................................................................................................................... 5-79
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5.11 Oil Filter.............................................................................................................................. 5-83
5.11.1 Replacing Hydraulic Oil Filters .............................................................................. 5-83
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5.13.3 Replacing the Hoses............................................................................................... 5-85
5.13.4 Identifying the Hoses .............................................................................................. 5-86
5.14 Electrical System ............................................................................................................. 5-87
5.14.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................. 5-87
5.14.2 Electric Control Cabinet.......................................................................................... 5-87
5.14.3 Outrigger Operation Box ........................................................................................ 5-90
5.14.4 Mechanical Encoder ............................................................................................... 5-91
5.14.5 Temperature Sensor ............................................................................................... 5-91
5.14.6 Liquid
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5.14.10 Wire......................................................................................................................... 5-94
5.14.11 Wireless Remote Control System....................................................................... 5-94
6 Troubleshooting ..............................................................................................................6-1
6.1 Purge the Fuel System.........................................................................................................6-3
6.2 Jump-Start the Engine..........................................................................................................6-4
6.3 Fuses ......................................................................................................................................6-6
6.4 Alarm Codes ..........................................................................................................................6-7
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6.8 Troubleshooting Hydraulic System.................................................................................. 6-16
6.9 Troubleshooting Electric System ..................................................................................... 6-21
7 Specifications ...................................................................................................................7-1
7.1 Specification Sheet ...............................................................................................................7-3
7.2 Overview Dimensions...........................................................................................................7-4
7.3 Outrigger Extending Dimensions........................................................................................7-5
7.4 Boom Operating Range .......................................................................................................7-6
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Introduction
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1.4 Organization of this Manual.................................................................................................1-4
1.5 Machine Serial Number & Information ...............................................................................1-5
1.6 Correction Request Form.....................................................................................................1-7
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WARNING
Read and understand all safety precautions and instructions in this manual before reading any
other manuals provided with this machine and before operation or maintaining it.Failure to do
this could result in death or serious injury.
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This manual provides safety, technical descriptions, operation, troubleshooting an maintenance.
In order to properly use your equipment, it is important to read this manual carefully before begin-
ning any operations.
Items addressed in this manual are designed to help you:
• Understand the structure and performance

of your equipment.
• Reduce improper operation and point out
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• Prolong the service life of your equipment.
• Reduce maintenance costs.
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Always keep this manual nearby and have all personnel involved with any work operations read it
periodically. If this manual should become damaged or lost and can not be read, it is advised to re-
quest a replacement copy from your SANY dealer as soon as possible.
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If you sell the equipment, be sure to give this manual to the new owner
NOTE：
Continuing improvements in the design can lead to changes in detail which may not be reflected in
this manual. Always consult your SANY dealer for the latest available information on your equip-
ment or if you have questions regarding information in this manual.
1.2 Contact Information

Thank you for purchasing a SANY product. In the event that you should need to contact us for any
reason, you18can reach us as follows: 18 18
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This documentation applies only to this machine and should not be used with any other machines.
The documentation for this machine includes the following items:
Safety, Operation & Maintenance Manual
A copy of this Safety, Operation & Maintenance manual must always remain in the operator cab at
all times. See “Organization of this Manual” on page 1-4 for complete details.
A copy of this manual should be made available to maintenance personnel when maintaining the
machine. 8 1 8 1 18
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The Parts book consists of parts lists and matching drawings used for ordering spare parts as
needed. The Parts book is best left in the workshop area or office. It should always be available to
the maintenance and service personnel.
Maintenance Log
The Maintenance Log lists regularly scheduled maintenance to be performed by the operator or
maintenance personnel. All maintenance performed upon the machine must be recorded in the
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Maintenance Log.
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of your equipment. There are seven sections
to this manual, with each section providing information you should be familiar with before perform-
ing any operations or repairs. Keep this manual with the machine for your reference at all times.
Replace it immediately if it is damaged or lost.
NOTE：
Due to improvement and updating of products, some information may differ from your equipment.
If you have any question on your equipment, contact your SANY dealer before operating or repair-
ing the equipment.
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Safety
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System Functions
This section provides an overview of all the controls and operating systems on your equipment. It
is important to study and become familiar with all controls and systems before proceeding with any
operations.
Operation
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Maintenance
This section provides all general maintenance procedures. It is important to study and become fa-
miliar with all the maintenance procedures before performing any maintenance operations on the
equipment.
Troubleshooting
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Specifications
This information provides overall required operating parameters for the equipment you are using.
NOTE：
Some information may vary due to the design changes.
1.5 Machine Serial Number &

Information
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Record of 1Serial 18
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Machine Serial No.
Engine Serial No.
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Dealer Name:
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1.6 Correction Request Form

If you find a problem with this manual, make a copy of this page, complete the form below and
send it to us, attention Technical Publications. You can also email us at crd@sany.com.cn.
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See “Contact
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Your Name
Company Name
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Safety
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2.1.2 Hazard Alerts in this Manual......................................................................................2-5
2.1.3 Operator Safety Information ......................................................................................2-8
2.1.4 Operator is Important..................................................................................................2-9
2.1.5 Operator Qualifications ..............................................................................................2-9
2.1.6 Operating Regulations............................................................................................. 2-10
2.1.7 Personal Protective Equipment...............................................................................2-11
2.1.8 Extinguisher and First Aid Kit ................................................................................. 2-15
2.1.9 General Job Safety .................................................................................................. 2-15
2.1.10 General Machine Safety ....................................................................................... 2-16
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2.1.14 Lockout/Tagout Procedures ................................................................................. 2-19
2.1.15 Maintenance Safety............................................................................................... 2-20
2.1.16 Optional Attachments............................................................................................ 2-25
2.1.17 Unauthorized Machine Modifications.................................................................. 2-25
2.1.18 Towing or Lifting the Machine............................................................................... 2-25
2.1.19 Dust and Chemical Hazards................................................................................. 2-26
2.1.20 Noise Emissions..................................................................................................... 2-27
2.1.21 Exhaust Fumes ...................................................................................................... 2-27
2.1.22 Functional Fluids.................................................................................................... 2-28
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2- Environmental Precautions ..................................................................................
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2.1.26 Refueling ................................................................................................................. 2-33
2.1.27 High-Pressure Fluid Lines .................................................................................... 2-34
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2.2.1 E-STOP Buttons....................................................................................................... 2-40
2.2.2 Machine Decals........................................................................................................ 2-40
2.2.2.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................ 2-40
2.2.2.2 Locations of Safety Marks on the Complete Vehicle ................................... 2-41
2.2.2.3 Mark Descriptions ............................................................................................. 2-43
2.2.2.4 Detailed Explanation to Safety Marks............................................................ 2-44
2.2.3 Definition Of Terms .................................................................................................. 2-64
2.2.4 Job Site Precautions................................................................................................ 2-66
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2.2.9 Concreting In Cold Weather ................................................................................... 2-77
2.2.10 Safety Before Starting Work................................................................................. 2-77
2.2.11 Safety During Operation........................................................................................ 2-82
2.2.12 End Hose Safety During Pumping....................................................................... 2-89
2.2.13 Booms Safety ......................................................................................................... 2-92
2.2.14 Delivery Line Safety............................................................................................... 2-94
2.2.15 Specifications Of Twin Pipes................................................................................ 2-97
2.2.16 Pumping operations Stafety ................................................................................. 2-99
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WARNING
Read and understand all safety precautions and instructions in this manual before reading any
other manuals provided with this machine and before operation or maintaining it.Failure to do
this could result in death or serious injury.
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2.1.1 General
WARNING
Risk of danger!
Precautions described in this manual and the safety labels on the machine are very important.
Failure to read and follow all safety precautions may result in equipment damage, serious injury
or possibly death.
• Make sure you fully understand the precautions described in this manual and the safety labels
on the machine before operating or maintaining this machine.
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Safe operation is very important. Prior to operation and maintenance, you must carefully read and
understand all contents in this section of this manual. Only after completely understanding the con-
tents in this manual, can you safely and expertly operate the machine. Following are some of the
benefits of doing this:
• Avoid personal injury or machine damage caused by improper operation.

• Increase the reliability of the machine.
• Prolong the service life of the machine.
• Reduce repair cost and downtimes.
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Local governments or authorities may have more strict standards. If some stipulations in this man-
ual disagree with the local laws or regulations, the stricter prevails.
2.1.2 Hazard Alerts in this Manual
Most accidents are usually caused by the failure to follow fundamental safety rules for the opera-
tion and maintenance of the machine. To avoid accidents it is important to read and understand all
information outlined in this manual before operating or performing maintenance on this machine.
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2 - 01- or neglect by operators, job supervisors
Carelessness
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Read and understand all information shown in this section of the manual before operating or per-
forming maintenance on this machine.
The following (ANSI/ISO) signal words are used to inform you that there is a potentially hazardous
situation that may lead to damage, personal injury or even death. In this manual and on the ma-
chine decals, different signal words or illustrations are used to express the potential level of
hazard.
DANGER
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CAUTION
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major injury.
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SANY cannot predict every circumstance that might involve a potential hazard in operation or
maintenance. Some safety messages in this manual and on the machine may not include all possi-
ble safety precautions.
If any procedures or actions not specified, recommended or allowed in this manual are used, you
must be sure that you and others can perform such procedures and actions safely and without
damaging the machine, causing injury to yourself or other personnel. If you are unsure about the
safety of some procedures, contact your local SANY dealer.
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Risk of danger!
Improper operation or maintenance of this equipment can be hazardous and could result in
serious injury or even death.
• All operators or maintenance personnel involved with the use of this equipment must read this
manual thoroughly before operating or maintaining this equipment.
• This manual must be kept on or near the equipment for reference and periodically reviewed by
all personnel involved with operation or maintenance of this equipment.
• Some actions involved in the operation or maintenance of this equipment could cause a serious
accident if8 they are not performed in the manner described
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CAUTION
Risk of violating regulations!
SANY delivers equipment that complies with all applicable regulations and standards of the
country to which the equipment has been shipped. If this equipment was purchased in another
country or purchased from someone in another country, it may lack certain safety features and
specifications that are necessary for use in your country.
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Only qualified persons who have been specially trained are permitted to operate and/or work on
this machine.
Inspect the operator aids of this machine regularly and make sure all each operator aid is in normal
conditions. Any faults found shall be reported to SANY and or you nearest SANY dealer. Stop all
work immediately if any operator aid is found to be not working properly.
There is a risk of lethal accidents if the machine is not operated correctly.
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machine.
This manual must be readily available to the operator at all times and must remain in the cab while
the machine is in use.
Ensure that all personnel in the working area around the machine are thoroughly familiar with safe
operating practices as stated in this manual.
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You must be thoroughly familiar with the location and content
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their operation. Work practice requirements may vary slightly between government regulations, in-
dustry standards, and employer policies so a thorough knowledge of all such relevant work rules is
required before operating the machine or doing maintenance on it.
Do not remove any decal from this machine.
Inspect the equipment before the start of each workday shift. Ensure that routine maintenance and
lubrication are being performed as stated in this manual. Don’t operate a damaged or poorly main-
tained equipment.
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The information in this manual has been provided to assist you, the operator, in promoting a safe
circumstance which could arise. It is intended to present basic safety precautions that should be
followed in daily operation and to promote you, the operator, to take charge of all matters that could
relate to safety.
The operator’s responsibility is not lessened by the addition of operational aids or warning devices.
The operator must guard against acquiring a false sense of security when using them. Operational
aids and/or warning devices assist, but do not direct the operation. They are subject to failure or
misuse and should not be relied upon in place of good operating practices.
8 first priority is to ensure his safety and 8the safety of those around them.
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Report all accidents, malfunctions, and equipment damages to your local SANY dealer at once.
The local SANY dealer must be immediately advised of the incident and consulted on necessary
inspections and repairs following an accident or damage to equipment.
If the dealer is not immediately available, contact SANY directly. The machine must not be re-
turned to service until it is thoroughly inspected following all accidents, malfunctions, and equip-
ment damage. All damaged parts must be repaired or replaced as authorized by your local SANY
dealer and SANY.
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See
s
cai cai c
2.1.5 Operator Qualifications
Do not operate this equipment unless you comply with the following:
• You have been trained on this specific machine. Controls and design may vary from between
models, therefore, it is important that you have specific training on the specific equipment you
will be operating. Training is essential for proper pump truck operation and safety.
• You have read and understand this Safety section, the operating recommendations in the re-
mainder of this Safety, Operation & Maintenance Manual, and any other manuals provided with
0 1-18
this equipment, -18
your employer’s work rules, and applicable
0 1 government regulations.
0 1 -18
- - -
022 are sure the machine is operating properly
• You
2 2 022 and has been inspected and maintained
2 022 in ac-
sg cordance with this manual’s stated requirements.
sg sg
cai cai cai
• You are sure that all safety signs, guards, and other operating features are in place and in proper
condition.

• 18 and physically fit to operate this equipment.

You are mentally
1- 18 1-
Never attempt to operate this18
1-
0 0 -0
22- while under the influence of medication,
equipment 22- narcotics, or alcohol. Any type of drug22could
20 physical, visual and mental reactions, 0
2and 20
i s g i s g sg
cai
impair capabilities.
ca
• You must be aged 18 years or over.
ca
• You must be physiologically capable (rested and not under the influence of alcohol, drugs or
medication).
• The operating personnel must not wear loose garments or jewelry, including rings. Long hair
which is not tied back must be covered by a hair net. Injury may result from hair being caught up
in the machinery or from rings catching on moving parts.
2.1.6 Operating Regulations
8
Operating Instructions
1 18 18
1- 1- 1-
Personnel2-0
02 entrusted with work on the machine2must 2-0
02 have read the Operating Instructions, 2-0
02in par-
g 2 g g 2
ais the chapter on safety, before beginning
cticular
s s
cai work. Reading the instructions after work
cai has begun
is too late. This applies especially to persons working only occasionally on the machine, e.g. during
setting up or maintenance.
The Operating Instructions must always be kept to hand at the site of use of the machine (in the
tool compartment or container provided for this purpose).
As the operator, you must always make sure that the Operating Instructions are available. Have
personnel working on the machine confirm in writing their knowledge, understanding and applica-
tion of the Operating Instructions and Safety Regulations. At regular intervals of at least once a
year, check that personnel are conscious of safety and the hazards involved in their work and are
taking account-1of8 the Operating Instructions. -18 -18
2 2 -01 2 2 -01 2 2 -01
Personnel
s g 20 entrusted with work on the machines g 20 observe all safety notes and hazard
must
s g
0
2warnings.
ca i ca i ca i
Personnel entrusted with work on the machine must be familiar with the machine itself. You must
practice all the operating procedures described in the Operating Instructions under the supervision
of a subject expert until you are certain you can execute them safely. Ask questions if there is
something you have not understood. Begin operating the machine only once you are familiar with
the layout and significance of all the control and monitoring devices and the functioning of the ma-
chine in general.
Operating Procedures
18 produce operating procedures for1his

The operator -must
1 -18 personnel in accordance with national 1 -18
0 0 0
2 0 22- These operating procedures must 2include
regulations.
0 22- instructions covering the duties involved
2 0 22- in
aisg or the personnel entrusted with the cwork.
aisg sg proce-
supervising and notifying special operational features, e. g. organization of work, working
cdures cai

Furthermore,
1 - 18 reference must be made to other generally
1 - 18 valid legal and otherwise mandatory 1 - 8
1reg-
- 0 - 0 - 0
022with handling hazardous substances,2the 022issuing and wearing of personal protective022 equip-
ulations relating to accident prevention and environmental protection. Such regulations may also
sg 2
deal
sg sg 2
cai ment or with national road traffic regulations.
cai caithe site of opera-
You should familiarise yourself with
tions and with how to use fire extinguishers. Observe the fire-alarm and fire-fighting procedures.
Other Regulations
The current regulations for machines as issued by the legal authorities in your country, national
supervisory bodies and the responsible commercial liability insurance company are binding on the
operator of the machine.
2.1.7 Personal
8 Protective Equipment
1-1 1- 18 1-18
2-0
02 to reduce risks to personnel, personal
In order 02 2-0 02 2-0
g 2 g 2 2
s s
cai protective equipment must be used cinaiso far caisg
as this is necessary or deemed to be so by
regulations. All personnel working on or with
the machine must wear safety helmets, pro-
tective gloves and safety shoes.
Personal protective equipment must, as a

minimum, comply with the requirements of the
specified standards.
1. Safety helmet
-1 8 -1 8 18
A safety1helmet
0 protects your head against,
0 1 1-
22-
for0instance, 022
falling concrete or parts of the
-
02 2-0
2 2 2
caisgdelivery line in the event of a hose bursting.
aisg
c caisg
(DIN EN 397; Industrial safety helmets)
1-18 1-18 Safety helmet

Fig.2-1 1-18
02 2-0 022-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

8 18 18
1-1
2. Safety footwear 1- 1-
22-0 2 2-0 02 2-0
g 20footwear protects your feet against fall-g 20 2
aisg
Safety
i s
a objects and against penetration by projec- i s
cing ca c
ting nails.
(EN ISO 20345; Safety footwear for professio-

nal use; Class S3)
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
02 2-0 2-0
02 Fig.2-2 Safety footwear 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg
3. Hearing protectors
Hearing protectors protect you against the

noise generated by the machine when you
are standing close to it.
(DIN EN 352-1; Hearing protectors – General

requirements – Part 1: Earmuffs or DIN EN
352-3; Hearing protectors – General require-
ments – Part 3: Earmuffs on safety helmet)
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg
Fig.2-3 Hearing protectors
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg

8 18 18
1-1 gloves
4. Protective 1- 1-
2-0
02 022-0 02 2-0
g 2 g 2 2
aisg
Protective gloves protect your hands against
s is
cai aggressive or chemical substances,caas well c
as against mechanical effects (e. g. impact)
and cutting injuries.
(DIN EN 388; Protective gloves against me-

chanical risks; Class 1111)
1-18 1-18 1-18

02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
aisg aisg aisg
Fig.2-4 Protective gloves
c c c
5. Protective goggles
Protective goggles protect your eyes against

injuries from concrete spatters or other
particles.
(DIN EN 166; Personal eye-protection –

Specifications)
1-18 1-18 1-18

02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-5 Protective goggles
1-18 1-18 1-18

02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

8 18 18
1-1
6. Safety harness 1- 1-
0 22-0 2 2-0 02 2-0
g 2working at height, use the climbing aidsg 20 2
aisg
When
i s s
a working platforms provided for reasons
cand caiof c
safety or wear a safety harness. The relevant
national regulations must be complied with.
(DIN EN 361; Personal Protective Equipment

Against Falls from a Height – Full Body Har-
nesses; Category III)
1- 18 1- 18 1-18
02 2-0 2-0
02 Fig.2-6 Safety harness 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
7. Face mask and respiratory protection
A face mask and respiratory protection protect

you against particles of building materials
which could enter your body through your res-
piratory passages (e.g. concrete admixtures).
(DIN EN 149; Respiratory protective devices –

Filtering half masks to protect against par-
ticles-Requirements, testing, marking; Class
FFP1). -181 1- 18 1-18
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-7 Face mask and respiratory protection
1- 18 1- 18 1-18
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

8 18 18
1-1
2.1.8 Extinguisher and First Aid Kit 1- 1-
022-0 022-0 02 2-0
g 2 g 2 2
s
cai always keep a fire extinguisher and first
s
cai aid kit aisg
As a precaution for fire or injury to personnel,
c
in your machine and on the job. Also, do the
following:
• Be sure the fire extinguisher is in good con-

dition and all personnel know how to use it.
• Be sure the fire extinguisher is a minimum
of a 10 pound “A, B, C” fire-rated
extinguisher.
• Keep a first aid kit in the storage area and
18 18 18
01-it periodically.
inspect
- 2-0
1-
2-0
1-
022
•2Keep 202
a list of emergency phone numbers 202
caisg handy in case of an accident. caisg caisg
Fig.2-8 Extinguisher and first aid kit
2.1.9 General Job Safety
Review each of these carefully:
• Only trained and authorized personnel shall be allowed to operate and service the equipment.
• Keep this manual with your machine at all times for ease of reference and study it to become fa-
0-18all controls and safety decals before operating

miliar with
1 0-18
1
this equipment.
0 1 -18
• It02is2-the owner and or operator's responsibility
022
-to replace any safety, warning or caution
022
-decals if
2
sg they are defaced or removed from the g 2 2
cai • Never operate equipment that is unsafe
sequipment. isg
cai or in poor operating condition. Alwayscaperform a pre-op-
erational check on your equipment before operating it. Never operate a machine that is in need
of repair, damaged or unsafe.
• Never use your equipment for tasks it was not designed for; damage to the machine or injury to
the operator and other personnel may result.
• Never leave your equipment running and unattended. Instead, always park the equipment in a
stable level area, lower any work equipment to a safe position, set the parking brake, lock the
controls to secure the machine prevent tampering by unauthorized personnel and turn the en-
gine off before exiting the work site even for a moment.
• -18 the job site, always lower all work1equipment
When 1leaving -18 18
to a safe position and secure it1-prop-
-0 -0 -0
022 to avoid tampering by unauthorized personnel.
erly 022 202
2
i sg• 2Before starting any work operations,aistravel
g 2 or maintenance and repair procedures,
sg be sure all
c a c cai
personnel are at a safe distance away from any point on the machine. Never allow anyone to

18machine while in operation or under maintenance

stand near the
1- 18 1-
or repair. Remember, the larger18
1-
2-0
the equipment,
2
the more restricted your visibility 2 -0 be.
will
2 022
-0
20
• iIfsgpedestrians 20 g2
ca have the right of way; a loaded or smaller isg and sound your horn. Keep in mind,ispedestrians
are in the area, proceed slowly
ca machine has the right away over a larger
ca or unloaded
machine.
• Always study the job carefully.
• The operator of this equipment must be alert, physically fit and free from the influences of alco-
hol, drugs or medications that might affect eyesight, hearing, reaction or judgment.
• Follow all rules relating to safety as outlined in this manual and by your company. Never get in-
volved in horseplay.
• Know your location to report an accident or fire. In case of an emergency, have a local emer-
gency phone number available.
• -18 equipment and job-related warning equipment
Keep all safety
1 -18 01 -18
in good working condition. Re-
01
2-0 if they should become damaged.
place 2them 2- 2-
sg 2
0
•aiConduct 202
sg all personnel with emergency procedures.sg 202
cai path of travel. Always be sure all personnel
cai are stand-
periodic safety training and familiarize
c• Never drive up to anyone standing in your
ing to the side when you approach them and they acknowledge your approach.
• When working with another person on a work site, insure all personnel involved understand all
hand signals that are to be used.
• The operator shall respond to operating signals from the proper signal person only but shall
obey a stop signal at any time from anybody.
• Take action to prevent unauthorized personnel from entering or approaching the job site area.
• As an operator, you must always be able to see the point of work location. If this is not possible
then a spotter must be used. If visibility should become blocked for any reason, stop operation
8 18 18
1-1
immediately. 1- 1-
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
g 2 2 2
ais General Machine Safety
c2.1.10 caisg caisg
Do the following:
• Be sure all guards and covers are in place, especially after servicing the machine.
• If guards or covers are damaged, have them repaired or replaced immediately.
• Use all safety equipment such as locks, belts and guards properly
• Never remove or modify safety features. Always keep them in good condition.
• Always secure the machine in a safe position when job operations are done.
2.1.11 Safety During Transport (to Job Site)

1- 18 1- 18 1- 18
2-0
02 your equipment may pose some hazards.
Transporting 2-0
02 2-0
Always travel in a safe manner and02remain
g 2
s at all times. A safety-conscious driver g 2 sg 2 with
sis the most important insurance when atraveling
a i
alert
c c a i c i
your machine. Below are several situations and information the driver should be aware of.

18 with the equipment, do the following:18

Before traveling
1- 1- 1-18
2-0
• If02your machine must be transported to 2the 2-0
02 job site on another vehicle, always verify 2-0
2 202 that the
caisg s
transport vehicle is capable of supporting
g s
cai the weight of the machine before loading
cai the machine
g
onto the transport vehicle.
• (Transported machines) Ensure the machine is adequately secured to the transport vehicle dur-
ing travel.
• (Transported vehicles) Always sound the horn of the transport vehicle to warn others in the area
before travelling to the job site.
• Be sure there is no trash, debris or tools on the equipment that could fall off during travel.
• Be sure there is nothing in the driver’s compartment that could distract the driver (empty soda
cans, food, loose tools, mud, etc).
• Be sure all8 components are secured properly in place.
1 1
-the 1 18
-free 1 -18
• Be2sure
- 0 windshield and mirrors are clean
2- 0
and of dirt, frost or ice. - 0
• 2 02 that all lighting systems work and are
Verify 2 02not damaged or obstructed. 2 022
sg isg starting. sg
cai • Check the tires and brake operationcabefore cai
• Know your route; contact state and local districts to be sure you are able to legally travel in these
locations.
• Obey all regulations regarding the permissible width, height, length, weight and speed.
• Always drive carefully and at a controllable speed.
• Never travel over objects that could tip the machine or cause you to lose control.
• Avoid sudden stops or high speed turns which could cause loss of control or a possible rollover.
• Watch clearances when traveling. Do not take a chance of running into overhead or side
obstructions.
• When moving 18 in tight quarters, post a signal person 18to help guard against collisions.
0 1 - 0 1 - 0 1 -18
22- 22- 22-
• Check the suitability of proposed route with regard to machine height, width, and length.
2 0 2 0 2 0
ca isg• Before traveling across bridges, ensureca isg they will carry a load greater than theisloaded
ca
g vehicle’s
weight.
• Check state and local restrictions and regulations.
• Stay alert at the steering wheel.
• Never back up without the aid of a signal person to verify that the area behind the vehicle is clear
of obstructions and/or personnel.
1- 18 1- 18 1-18
02 2-0 022-0 022-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg

8
-1 and Underground 18 18
2.1.12 Surface
0 1 1- 1-
022
Hazards
-
02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
aisg
cDo aisg
cany caisg
the following before starting
operations:
• Determine the safest method of entrance

and operation.
• Contact all utility departments in your area
to have them identify and mark any under-
ground system locations, (gas lines, water
lines, electrical lines, sewer lines, etc.).
• Check your work area for any unusual
18 18 18
01-
ground conditions
2-
and be sure the ground
2-0
1-
2-0
1-
202 is stable enough to support the
surface 202 202
caisgequipment. caisg caisg
• Be sure there are no obstructions in your
working area spaces.
Fig.2-9
• Do not operate where there is a hazard of
landslides or falling objects.
• If possible, never set up or operate near ex-
cavated sites. Always use extreme caution
when near the edge of a cut, ditch, water
way or similar areas, as the edge may give
way causing 8the machine to slide or roll
1-1 1- 18 1- 18
over.
2-0
02sure your work area is a level as pos- 202 2-0 02 2-0
• Make
g 2 2
cais aisg
sible and you will be able to maneuver cyour caisg
work equipment or machine easily.
• If you will be working near a high-traffic area
(pedestrians or cars), have a dedicated
worker available to direct traffic or install
safety fencing around your work site.
• Always be aware of all your work site dan-
gers or distractions.
18
2.1.13 Pre-Operation
1-
Checks
1- 18 1- 18
2 2-0
0starting 2-0
02 to perform a pre-operation check to20be
2 sure 2-0
Before
g 2 2
your work operations, it is important
g g
ais equipment is in safe operating condition.
cyour
s is
cai If any problems are found during yourcapre-operation
check, have them repaired immediately. Never operate a machine that is unsafe, damaged or in
need of repair.

1- 18 18 18
2-0 01-
CAUTION
- 2-0
1-
02 of damage!
Risk
2 2 022 2 02
g g
s Failure perform pre-operation checks may g
s result in damage to the machine orapossible
s
cai the operator and other personnel. cai ci
injury to
• Do perform pre-operation checks every time before operate the machine. See “Pre-Operational
Checks” on page 4-8 for details.
2.1.14 Lockout/Tagout Procedures
Only authorized employees performing re-

pairs on the machine shall perform Lockout/
Tagout in accordance with the procedure DA
NG
listed below.8 8 E
1 -1 1 -1 DO
R
1-18
- 0 - 0 2-0
022employee performing repairs to the ma-
If the
2 2 022 OP NO
ER T 202
sgchine is issued a lock and key, the employee
sg aisg
cai cai
AT
E c
shall not share the lock or key with other em-
ployees until all repair procedures are com-
plete and the machine is ready to put back
into service.
The following steps shall be performed in the

sequence listed when the equipment is to be
locked-out and tagged out for service or
repair.
Fig.2-10
- 18 1- 18 1-18
-01out of service
Locking
2 2-0 2-0
2 02 2 02 2 02
s g s g s g
cai 1. Notify all employees who may be potentially
cai cai on the
affected by the repair or maintenance
machine.
2. Secure the machine in a safe and level position. If so equipped, set the parking brake or hydraul-
ic lock lever in the parked (or locked) position.
NOTE：
See "Detailed explanation to safety marks" before proceeding with this procedure.
3. Identify, remove or disconnect all power or energy sources and be sure to install a Lockout/Tag-
out device on them.
8 8 8
1-1
4. If the machine 1-1 Tag, attach it to the machine controls.1-1
is equipped with a Maintenance Alert
2-0
02 sure all employees involved in the repairs 2-0
02 have installed their own locks on the power 2-0
02 source
5.2Be
g g 2 g 2
s s s
cai before performing any repairs. Each employee
cai cai his own lock
who completes a repair must remove
and not access the machine further.

-18
01 service 1- 18 1-18
2-to
Returning
02 02 2-0 02 2-0
g 2 2 2
s
c1.aiThe authorized
person who isg
performedcathe caisg
Lockout/Tagout procedure shall check the
area around the machine to ensure that no DA
NG
one is exposed to any hazard before start-up. E R
DO
2. The authorized person who performed the OP NO
ER T
Lockout/Tagout shall ensure that all guards AT
E
have been properly reinstalled to their respec-
tive locations, all tools, equipment and locks
have been removed.
3. The authorized
0 1 -18 person who performed the 0 1 -18 1-18
022
Lockout/Tagout - shall verify that all controls 22-
02 2-0
g 2 g 20 2
i s s aisg
are in the neutral or “off” position and that iall
a
cpersonnel ca c
are aware of the time the machine
will be back in service.
Fig.2-11
4. Remove the Lockout/Tagout mechanisms
and all tags and re-energize the machine for
returning to service.
2.1.15 Maintenance Safety
WARNING
Risk of injury!
0 1 -18 0 1 -18 0 1 -18
2 0 22-
All maintenances
2 0 22- by trained and authorized personnel
to be performed are not performed
2 0 22or- do
notsgfollow all outlined maintenance or repair sprocedures
g sgdeath.
may result in possible injury or
c•ai All maintenance to be performed on this
caiequipment must be performed by trained
cai and author-
ized personnel only.
• When performing maintenance, it is important to follow all outlined maintenance or repair proce-
dures and safety information as outlined in this manual.
The machine must be inspected prior to each work shift that it will be used. The owner, user, and
operator must ensure that required routine maintenance and lubrication tasks have been per-
formed as stated in this manual by a qualified person. Never operate a damaged or poorly main-
tained machine.
-18checks after repairs have been made to-1ensure

Perform function
1
8
1
proper operation.
1-18
2-0
2 required maintenance record form. See
0the 2-0 2-0
02 maintenance section of this manual for20informa-
2
g 2
Fill out
g 2 g
ais about this.
ction cai
s
cai
s
Direct any questions to your local authorized SANY dealer.

1 -18 1-18 1- 18
2-0 for Maintenance
Preparing
02 02 2-0 02 2-0
s g 2 s g 2 s g 2
cai Select an area where there is no danger
cai of falling objects or interference withcaiother equipment,
personnel or pedestrian traffic.
Before performing any maintenance on the equipment:
• The boom should be fully retracted and lowered to the travel position. (Crane: All loads lowered
to the ground.)
• Stop the engine and disconnect the battery.
• Controls, and power source, should be properly tagged. During all maintenance or repair, Lock-
out/Tagout procedures must be used to ensure the safety of service personnel involved in the
maintenance process of the machine. All power sources must be disabled, locked and tagged
18
-
with-a01warning 1-18 1- 18
2-0 2-0
label.
02 2
202
g• 2Recognize and avoid pinch-points whileg performing maintenance. 202
cai
s
cai
s
c aisg
After maintenance or repairs
• Fill out the required maintenance record form. See maintenance section of this manual for infor-
mation about this.
• Replace all guards and covers that have been removed.
• Remove all tags, connect the battery, and perform a function check of all operating controls.
Cleaning the Machine
Always use8clean tap water and mild, non-

0 1 -1greasecutting soaps or cleaning 01-18 1- 18
-
flammable
022 to clean the machine parts. Never use 022
-
02 2-0
2
agents
sg sg 2 2
cai flammable or caustic cleaning agents.cai c aisg
Never use high-pressure steam cleaners to
clean the equipment. Steam cleaners will
damage the paint, hoses or electrical system.
Never pressure-wash or flood the driver’s

compartment. This will damage sensitive elec-
trical components.
Always grease the equipment thoroughly after

cleaning to8 force out any water or soap
1 -1 1-18 1- 18
-
residue.
2 0 2-0 2-0
2 02 2 02 202
s g aisg
Fig.2-12
aisg
cai c c
Cleaning Electrical System

18 18 18
Always clean
2 - 01-the electrical system using only 2-0
1-
2-0
1-
202 electrical cleaners.
approved 2 02 202
aisg aisg
cNever use caustic soaps, high-pressure water
c caisg
or steam cleaners to clean the electrical sys-
tem, as these could damage the system or
cause intermittent system failures.
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 022-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg Fig.2-13 caisg
Welding, Drilling, Cutting or Grinding on the Machine
NOTE：
Contact your Sany dealer for proper guidance on any welding being attempted.
Personnel welding on the machine must be fully qualified and certified to use the processes and
equipment they may operate in making these repairs. Customers are responsible for the structural
integrity of any completed repair. Sany strongly recommends against welding on connectors and
8 steels. Components should be replaced
fine grain hi-strength
1 8 if they are damaged.
1 18
1- 1- 1-
2-0 2-0
02 the power source prior to welding. Failure
Disconnect 02 to do so may damage the machine2or
02cause 2-0
g 2 g 2 g
cais
personal injury. ais
c ais c
Using the Correct Tools
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 022-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

18
1- the following:
Always0do 1-18 1-18
-
022 use the proper tools for the job. Us- 2-0 2-0
•2Always 202 202
caisg c aisg
ing tools that are incorrect, defective or caisg
damaged could cause serious injury. Be
careful when working in tight areas to pre-
vent injury to yourself.
• Keep your tools clean, and when the job is
completed, take inventory of the tools you
were using to be sure no tools were left in
the machine.
• Always put shop tools back in there proper
8
storage location
1 when finished.
18 18
1- 1- 1-
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
Jacking Up the Machine
Always do the following:

• If you will be working under the machine, al-
ways use approved jack stands that will
support the weight of the machine you are
working on.
• -18on the hydraulics of the machine
Never rely
01 01-
18 1-18
or22a- hydraulic jack to support the machine22-
0 02 2-0
g 2during g 20 2
i s repairs.
ca • Always lower any work equipmentca to the i s
caisg
ground and check the stability of the ma-
chine before going under the machine.
Fig.2-15
8
Rotating Parts
1- 1 1-18 1-18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

18 18 18
Run the machine
2 - 01- during maintenance proce- 2-01- 2-0
1-
02 if directed to do so in this manual. 202
dures2ONLY 202
s g isg aisg
cIfaithe machine must be run when makingcare- c
pairs, it is important to follow some basic
safety rules:
• Always be aware of rotating components.
• During maintenance operations while the
engine is running, one worker must remain
in the operator seat of the machine with
clear contact between the person perform-
ing the repairs on the machine at all times.
• If equipped, all lock levers must be in the
18 18 18
01- or the parking brake must be
LOCK position
2- 2-0
1-
2-0
1-
202PARK position.
in the 2 02 202
aisg
c• c aisg
Never touch any controls. If a control lever Fig.2-16 caisg
must be operated, always maintain a clear
view to the person doing the repair and sig-
nal them when you are about to move the
control lever.
Removing Attachments
If removing large, heavy attachments, always

be sure to use the correct lifting equipment
0 1 -18 1- 18 1- 18
2-0 2-0
rated for the capacity of the load you will be
2 2 -
lifting.20 2 02 202
aisg
cAfter aisg aisg
the attachment or part has beenc re- c
moved, store it where it cannot fall or move.
Always be sure the attachment is stable on a
solid surface and clear of all walkways or fire
exits.
When installing and using optional attach-

ments, read and follow the instruction manual
for the attachment.
8
Do not use attachments
- 1
that are not author-
-18 18
0 1 0 1 1-
- 2- 2-0
ized by your SANY dealer. Use of unauthor- Fig.2-17
022
ized 2attachments could create a safety 202 202
aisg and adversely affect proper operation
cproblem cai
sg
caisg
and useful life of the machine. Any injuries,
accidents, product failures resulting from the

1 - 18
use of unauthorized attachments will not be
1 -18 1-18
2- 0
the responsibility of SANY. 2- 0 2-0
2 02 2 02 202
caisg
2.1.16 Optional Attachments caisg caisg
When installing and using optional attachments, read the instruction manual for the attachment
and information related to the attachment.
NOTE：
Do not use attachments that are not authorized by your SANY dealer. Use of unauthorized attach-
ments could create a safety problem and adversely affect proper operation and useful life of the
machine. Any injuries, accidents, product failures resulting from the use of unauthorized attach-
ments will not be the responsibility of SANY.
1 -18 1 -18 1-18

2-0Unauthorized Machine Modifications
2.1.17
02 2-0 02 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c
Unauthorized modifications may adversely aisg aisg
c strength. If this
effect the machine’s performance and
machine is modified without authorization from SANY, there is a danger that performance and
safety problems may occur which could lead to equipment failure, personal injury or possibly
death.
2.1.18 Towing or Lifting the Machine
Serious injury or death could result if a disabled machine is towed or lifted incorrectly or if there is
a mistake in the selection of cable or towing locations. Adhere to the following:
• 8 designated lift points to lift the

Use only the
18 18
-1 1- 1-
-01 and designated tow points to tow
machine
2-0 2-0
2 022machine. Be sure the lift and tow points
2 02 202
s g the
is g aisg
cai are undamaged and in good working caorder. c
• Always tow or lift in the direction indicated
by the decal. If the decal is missing or dam-
aged, contact your SANY dealer for the
proper procedures.
• Always wear leather gloves when handling
cable.
• During the towing operation, never stand
between the towing machine and the ma-
18 towed.
chine being
1 - 1 -18 1-18
0 0 2-0
2 0 22- tow a machine on a slope.
• Never
2 0 22- 202
a i sg• Never use towing equipment that is a i g
sdam- Fig.2-18
aisg
c aged, stretched or overstressed. c c

8
-1 Chemical Hazards 18 18
2.1.19 Dust1and 1- 1-
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg s g
DANGER
cai caisg
Risk of death!
Performing equipment operations and/or encountering hazardous materials on the job site often
releases substances that could pose a hazard.
Exposure to hazardous chemicals or dusts pose a serious danger if they are released or
mishandled.
• All workers involved should use approved personal protective equipment and follow all environ-
mental safety regulations.
• Serious injury or death may result unless proper precautions are observed while working with
these materials.
8 18 18
1-1 1- 1-
2-0
Dust Hazards
02 02 2-0 02 2-0
g 2 sg 2 2
ais in the
cDust air from the job operation a
could
c i caisg
cause lung damage if inhaled. If there is dan-
ger of inhaling these dusts when working on
the job sites, always observe the following:
• Spray water to keep down the dust when

cleaning. Do not use compressed air for
cleaning.
• If there is danger that there may be asbes-
tos dust or similar dusts in the air, always
8
operate the machine
-1
from an upwind posi-
18 18
1 1- 1-
0 2-0 workers should use approved
tion. All
2 02 2-0 02 2-0
s g2
respirators.
aisg
2
aisg
2
c•aiAlways c
observe the rules and regulations Fig.2-19 c
for work sites and environmental standards.
• All workers involved should use approved
personal protective equipment and follow
all environmental safety regulations.
• Never allow unauthorized or improperly pro-
tected personnel in the work area.
• SANY machines do not contain asbestos,
but there is a possibility that imitation or
18 may contain asbestos. Al-
aftermarket -parts
1- 18 1- 18
-01
ways 22use 2-0 2-0
02 02
genuine SANY replacement
g 20 2 2
i s aisg aisg
parts.
ca c c
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)

The contractor
1 - 18 on the job site must provide all personnel
1 - 18 1 -18
with the proper Material Safety Data
0
Sheet2-(MSDS) 2- 0
information relating to the materials the workers could be exposed to. 2- 0
2 02 2 02 2 02
s g s g s g
cai MSDS data sheets provide both workers
cai and emergency personnel with the proper
cai procedures for
handling or working with a particular substance. Information includes physical data, health effects,
first aid, reactivity, storage, disposal and protective equipment required.
Comply with the following:
• Keep MSDS data sheets conveniently

placed and available to all job site person-
nel and emergency personnel.
• Be sure all personnel involved with job site
operations are familiar with all MSDS infor-
18 18 18
01-as it relates to hazardous materials
mation
- 2-0
1-
2-0
1-
2 022 could be exposed to.
they 202 202
sg aisg aisg
cai • Consult the appropriate MSDS andcverify its c
data before handling hazardous materials.
Fig.2-20
2.1.20 Noise Emissions

8
1 work in normal operation is with the remote
-of 8 8
-1 control. For this reason, it is not possible
-1
The place
0 1 0 1 0 1
to 0
2 22- a particular place of work for the2machine
specify 022
- operator. Take the values for the sound
2
-
022 pres-
caisgsure level and sound power level from athe
c isgmachine Operating Instructions. aisg
c
Wear suitable personal protective equipment in the vicinity of the machine.
As the operator, you must instruct your personnel to always wear their personal ear protection.
You are responsible for ensuring that your personnel comply with this regulation.
All soundproofing equipment must be fitted and in perfect condition. All soundproofing equipment
must be closed during operation. A high sound level can cause permanent hearing damage.
2.1.21 Exhaust Fumes
-18 8 8
-1 be lethal or carcinogenic. Operate 0internal
-1
- 1
Vehicle0exhaust gases contain constituents which
- 0 1can
- 1
2 022
combustion 022 systems only in adequately ventilated
engines and fuel-operated heating
2 2 022premises.
sg sg sg
cai Before starting up the engine in enclosed
cai spaces, make sure that there is adequate
cai ventilation and
direct the exhaust gases away from the place of work.

- 8
Wear personal1protective 8 in which exhaust gases or particles-18
clothing and equipment for all 1work
-
0 1
-material -0 1 -01
of building
2 2 can enter the body through the 2respiratory
2 2
passages. Comply with the informa-
2
20 by the manufacturer of the buildingg material.
tiongissued
s s 20 g2
s
0
cai cai cai
2.1.22 Functional Fluids
When handling oils, greases and other func-

tional fluids, observe the safety regulations
applicable to the product concerned.
Oils, fuel and other functional fluids may be

hazardous to health upon contact with the
skin, etc.. Therefore, you must always wear
personal protective
- 1 8 clothing and equipment -18 18
0 1 handling toxic, caustic or other 0 1 1-
2-0
when you -are -
2 022 fluids that are hazardous to health 2022
functional 2 02
aisgalways take note of the manufacturer’s
cand cai
sg
caisg
information.
Take care when handling toxic and caustic

functional fluids (brake fluid, battery acid,
water glass, concrete set accelerating admix-
Fig.2-21
tures, cement, etc.). Building materials con-
taining cement have a highly alkaline effect
when they react with water (and also with per-
spiration). Admixtures are toxic and caustic.
Cleaning agents,
0 1 -18 concrete release agents, 0 1 -18 1- 18
-
022 agents etc. propelled by com- 2022
preserving -
022-0
2 2
aisg air can cause very serious damage
pressed
cthe c aistog caisg
respiratory tract if a respiratory protection
mask is not worn. Spray mist enters the lungs
very easily.
Frequent injuries are eye injuries caused by

concrete spatter, water glass or other chemi-
cal substances.
Take care when handling hot functional fluids

and consumables (risk of burning or
scalding). 8 -1 -18 18
0 1 0 1 1-
Have used -
022 operating equipment and function- 2022
-
022-0
2
sg such as filters, batteries, oil, brakeaflu-
sg Fig.2-22 2
cid,ai etc. disposed of properly. Used cleaning
al fluids
ci caisg
rags should also be disposed of properly.

8 18 18
1-1 Safety
2.1.23 Fire 1- 1-
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c
g
ais WARNING caisg
Fuel, oil, electrical and other flammable material can pose a serious hazard when using lifting
equipment on the job, especially when working in areas where flammable debris could build up
around hot engine systems. The following points can help reduce the chance of incidents of fire or
explosion on your machine. Failure to be aware if these alerts could result in an unexpected fire
or explosion causing possible injury or death.
Fuel, oil, electrical and various types of substances are flammable. Always observe the following:
• Keep open flames, airborne sparks or burning embers away from the machine.
• Stop the engine and do not smoke when refueling or servicing the machine.
• Refueling18or adding oil should be done in a well-ventilated
18 -18
area.
• Clean 0 1 - 0 1 - 0 1
- up any spilled fluids immediately.
22- -
• 2 022 the machine daily for excess debris 2 0buildup. 2 022
sg Check
sg sg
cai cai cai
Fuel and Oil Fires
Fuel and oil are particularly flammable and

can be hazardous. Pay close attention to the
following:
• Do not smoke or bring open flames or
sparks near fuel or oil. Always stop the en-
gine before refueling.
• 18 fuel starting aids or other unap-
Never use
-18 18
2 -
proved 01-cleaning
solvents to clean the ma- 2- 0 1
2-0
1-
2 02 or parts. 2 02 202
s g chine s g aisg
cai • Never leave the machine while in the
cai proc- Fig.2-23 c
ess of adding oils or fuel.
• Tighten all fuel and oil caps securely
• Always inspect the machine for fuel or oil
leakage during a pre-operational check. If
any leakage is found, have it repaired im-
mediately. Never operate a machine that is
leaking fuel or oil.
• Be careful not to spill fuel or oil, especially
-18 parts, machine surfaces or elec-
not on hot
1
0components. 01-
18 1-18
02 2
trical- Clean up fuel or oil
02
spills 2 -
02 2-0
g 2 g 2 2
cai
s immediately.
cai
s
caisg
• Never overfill the oil or fuel tanks. During
operation, hot fuel or oil could be spewed

8
out onto hot 1components, causing a fire or 18 18
1- 1- 1-
0 2-0
explosion.
2 22-0 02 2-0
sg 2 adding fuel or oil to the pump truck,
• iWhen 20 2
isg
ca always perform these operations in a cwell-
a caisg
ventilated area.
•
Hydraulic Fires
Excess oil accumulation, leaks or spurting hy-

draulic components can cause a fire on your
machine. Always be aware of these situations
and have them18repaired immediately. Always 18 18
1- 1- 1-
2-0 obey the following:
observe and
02 02 2-0 02 2-0
g 2 sg 2 2
s
c•aiNever weld, cut, drill or modify a i
hydraulic
c caisg
components in any manner.
• When performing pre-operational checks,
always inspect hoses and tubing clamps for
leaks and proper security. If they are loose,
they may vibrate during operation and rub
Fig.2-24
against other parts. This may lead to dam-
age to the hoses and cause high pressure
oil to spurt out, leading to fire damage or
serious injury.
• - 18
Check the01machine 1- 18 1- 18
2-0 2-0
for oil leaks daily. Never
2-
202 a machine that is leaking oil in any
operate 2 02 202
caisg c
manner. Doing so could case an explosion aisg caisg
or a fire.
Electrical Fires and Explosions
1- 18 1- 18 1- 18
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

18 18 18
01- in the electrical system, damage 2-01-
Short circuits
2 - 2-0
1-
2
or20overcharging 2
batteries can cause fires. Ad- 02 202
s g s g aisg
cai here to the following: cai c
• Never use a welder or a machine of a high-
er voltage to jump-start your machine.
• Check the wiring on the machine for dam-
age when doing a pre-operational check.
Repair or replace any damaged wiring.
• Never install aftermarket electrical equip-
ment without approval from your SANY
dealer.
Fig.2-25
18 18 18
- 01- 2-0
1-
2-0
1-
2 022 202 202
sgIn Case of Fire aisg aisg
cai c c
If a fire occurs on your machine, escape from
the machine as follows:
• Immediately turn the ignition switch to the

OFF position to stop the engine and shut
the machine down. Never attempt to move
or continue operating the machine.
• Exit the area immediately and remain clear
of the machine until the fire department
-18 permission to come near the
gives 1you 1-18 1-18
02 2-0
machine. 02 2-0 02 2-0
g 2 2 2
cais • Immediately call for help. caisg caisg
• If you will be using a fire extinguisher, al-
ways aim the extinguisher nozzle at the
base of the fire.
Fig.2-26
1- 18 1-18 1-18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

8 18 18
1-1
2.1.24 Environmental Precautions 1- 1-
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
i sg 2 used oil, coolants or filters con-
Recycling
a a i sg 2 aisg
2
cserves a natural resource and is good forc the c
environment. Engine fluids poured onto the
ground, into storm drains or tossed into trash
cans (even in a sealed container) can contam-
inate and pollute the soil, groundwater,
streams, and rivers (and it's illegal!). Recy-
cling your used engine fluids reduces this pol-
lution threat.
Never dump waste fluids into a sewer system,

on the ground,-1in8 rivers, etc. 18 18
1 1- 1-
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-27
NOTE：
Always drain fluids from your machine into an appropriate container and dispose of properly.
NOTE：
Drain, crush and dispose of all filters properly. Once the oil is drained from the filters, recycle them.
Obey all appropriate laws and regulations when disposing of harmful objects such as oil, fuel, fil-
8
ters, batteries, hydraulic
1 oils or used parts. 81 18
1- 1- 1-
2 2-0
Always0recycle 2-0
2 may result in fines or punishment.
whenever possible. Failure to do 0so 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
1- 18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

8 18 18
1-1
2.1.25 Adding Fluids to the Machine 1- 1-
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
g 2 sg 2 2
ais i aisg
Before adding fluids, shut the equipment
c a
down and allow the systems to cool toc outdoor c
ambient temperature before removing any
caps. Failure to do so may result in serious
burns or a sudden loss of fluid.
If fluids must be added to the machine during

operation, always be aware that these sys-
tems are under high pressure and hot.
1-18 1-18 1-18

02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg
Fig.2-28
2.1.26 Refueling
Before adding fluids, shut the equipment

down and allow the systems to cool to outdoor
ambient temperature before removing any
caps. Failure to do so may result in serious
burns or1-a18sudden loss of fluid. Read and 1 -18 1-18
0 0 2-0
2 22-
understand
0 the following: 22- 20 202
caisg• c some
Refueling the machine could pose aisg caisg
hazards. Grease, fuel, oil or coolant spills
pose a trip hazard if not cleaned up
immediately.
• When refueling or adding any fluids to the
machine, be sure you are in a well—venti-
lated area. Never smoke or allow open
flames near you while you are refueling the
machine. Fig.2-29
• 18 gasoline with diesel fuel. Gaso-
Never mix
1- 1- 18 1-18
line2-0is extremely flammable and could 2-0 2-0
2 02 an explosion. 2 02 202
s g cause
ais g aisg
cai • Always allow room for the fuel toc expand c
when filling the fuel tank.

8 18 18
1-1
2.1.27 High-Pressure Fluid Lines 1- 1-
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
i sg 2 normal operations, it may be neces-
During
a a i sg 2 aisg
2
csary to replace a hydraulic hose if a leak
c is c
found or failure occurs. Always remember that
this system is highly pressurized. Always do
as follows:
• Check for cracks in the piping or hoses and

for swelling in the hoses. If there is any
leakage from a line or hose, the surround-
ing area will be wet.
• Never perform inspections or replace items
8 18 18
1-1 is under pressure. Work-
while the0system 1- 1-
2-
02 a system still under pressure could
ing 2on 02 2-0 02 2-0
sg to serious injury. 2 2
cailead c aisg caisg
• Never use any part of your body to check or
feel for leaks. Always wear safety glasses
and leather gloves when checking for leaks
and use a piece of wood or cardboard when
checking leaks from small holes.
• If high-pressure fluids penetrate your skin
or get into your eyes, seek medical atten-
tion immediately. Fig.2-30
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
2 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
20Accumulator
2.1.28 2 2
aisg
cThis machine is equipped with an accumulatoraisg
c that is charged with high-pressure nitrogen
c aisg
gas.
Before servicing the accumulator, it is important to follow these basic precautions:
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg

- 18 18 18
• Do2not
- 01disassemble the accumulator.
2 - 01- 2-0
1-
02 202 02
s g• 2Never expose the accumulator to highgheat s aisg
2
cai or open flames. cai c
• Never weld on the accumulator.
• Never drill or cut on the accumulator.
• Never strike the accumulator.
• Contact your SANY dealer if the accumula-
tor requires recharging.
1- 18 1-18 1-18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg Fig.2-31 c aisg
2.1.29 Battery Safety
When working with batteries, always work in a well ventilated area. Working around batteries al-
ways poses a hazard – especially if the battery has been in service for a long period of time. Listed
below are some basic precautions to be aware of when servicing or working around batteries:
• Always wear personal protective equipment

8 around batteries.
when working
-1 18 18
-01 gasses are extremely explosive. 1- 1-
•
022
Battery
0 2 2-0 02 2-0
sg 2 g2 2
aisg
Smoking, sparks or open flames could
cai ca When is c
cause an unexpected explosion.
opening a battery compartment always al-
low ample time for the gasses to escape be-
fore servicing the battery.
• If the battery is corroded, flush the area with
a baking soda and warm water mix.
• If battery acid gets on your skin or in your
Fig.2-32
eyes, flush the area immediately with fresh
water and seek medical attention.
8 18 18
1-1 the Battery
Disconnect 1- 1-
2-0
02 battery condition only with proper test02 2-0 02 2-0
g 2 g 2 2
aisg
Check
s ais
cai equipment. Batteries shall not be ccharged c

except in an open,
1 - 18 well ventilated area that is 1- 18 1- 18
2-0 smoking, sparks, and fire.
free of flame,
02 022-0 02 2-0
g 2 2 2
ais
cJump-Start Safety
c aisg caisg
When using jumper cables to start the engine,
hook the positive (+) jumper first, then connect
the negative(-) jumper to a remote location on
the chassis away from the battery.
Never use a welder or equipment with a high-

er voltage system to jump-start the machine.
Using a higher voltage to jump-start the en-
gine may damage the truck’s electrical system
1 - 18
or cause an unexpected explosion or fire. Al-
1 -18 1- 18
- 0 - 0 2-0
022 022
ways jump-start the engine with equal
2 2 202
g
voltages.
s g s aisg
cai cai c
Fig.2-33
2.1.30 Danger Due to High-Voltage
High Voltage Areas
DANGER
Electrical shock
- 1 8 hazard! 8
-1in -18
- 1
Working in0an 0 1
area with overhead power lines can result
- - 0 1
electrical shock hazard. High humidity
022 an even greater hazard even if your 2machine
may 2pose 022 clears the overhead power lines.2022
sg aisg aisg
c•ai If you will be working in an area where coverhead power lines pose a hazard, it is cimportant to be
aware of the dangers involved with these systems.
• Always use extra caution when working near overhead power lines.
• Failure to follow the information listed below could result in serious injury or death.
Operating equipment near high frequency towers (for instance, cell phone towers) may pose an
electrical hazard. Ask the company to shut this system down until your work is finished.
Always be aware of the dangers when working around overhead electrical lines; high humidity
may pose an electrical hazard even if your equipment clears the overhead power lines.
If your machine
0 1 -18should come in contact with overhead
0 1
8
-1electrical lines, stop the machine and re-
0 1 -18
- - -
0 2 machine until the power company 2clears
main on2the
2 022 the lines and it is safe to get off or 2move
022 the
isg
equipment.
ca isg
ca isg
ca
If you must exit the machine, keep both feet and legs together, your arms and hands at your side.
Jump clear from the equipment, maintain balance and land with both feet, legs, arms and hands
1 - 18Your hands, arms or any part of your 1body

still together.
- 18 should not touch the equipment during
1 - 18the
-0 on the ground continue to bunny hop
jump.2Once 2-0away from the affected area as far as possible.
2-0
2 02 2 02 2 02
s g s g g
ais guide or warn
cai If you are not sure of your clearances,
cairequest the aid of another person whoccan
you if you maneuver the machine too close to objects.
1. Electrocution Hazard
Keep all parts of this machine at least 20 ft away from all electrical power lines with voltage less
than 50,000 and electrical power source. See table below:
Table 2–1 Table of Minimum Distances Between Machine and Cables
Minimum Required Clearance,

Cable Voltage, kV (kilovolts)
ft (m)
-18 50 - 350
-18 20 (6.10)
18
0 1 0 1 1-
022 - Over 350 - 500
022 - 25 (7.62)
02 2-0
g 2 g 2 2
cai
s Over 500 - 750
cai
s 35 (10.67)
caisg
Over 750 - 1,000 45 (13.72)
Contact the power utility company for assurance that the power has been turned off before operat-
ing this machine in the vicinity of electrical power lines or electrical power source.
This machine is not insulated. Treat all overhead power lines as being energized, and not insu-
lated, unless you have reliable information to the contrary from the utility company or owner.
The requirements stated in this manual must be followed at all times, even if the electrical power
lines or electrical power source have been turned off.
If any part of the equipment contacts or comes too close to an electrical power source, everyone
in, on, and around the equipment can be seriously injured or killed.
0 1
The equipment -18 operator is responsible for alerting01all-1personnel
8
1
of dangers associated with0electri--18
22- lines and electrical power source.20Do
cal0power
2
-
22not allow unnecessary personnel in the
2
2-
02vicinity
sg sg sg
cai during operation. The operator must prevent
cai everyone from touching the equipment. cai
It is not always necessary to contact a power line or power source to become electrocuted. Elec-
tricity, depending on magnitude, can arc or jump to any part of the equipment if it comes too close
to an electrical power source.
Read, understand, and abide by all applicable federal, state, and local regulations.
The use of electrocution hazard devices does not assure that electrical contact will not occur. Even
if codes or regulations require the use of such devices, failure to follow the rules listed in this man-
ual may result in serious injury or death. Electrocution hazard devices have limitations and you
must follow the rules and precautions outlined in this manual at all times even if the pump truck is
equipped with these devices.
Grounding 1of8 the equipment affords little or no protection
0 1 - 0 1 -18 from electrical hazards. The effective- 0 1 -18
ness 2of- grounding is limited by the size of the conductor
- -
022 and numerous other factors. 022
(wire) used, the condition of the ground,
2 2
0magnitude 2 2
sg
the of the voltage and current
sg
present,
sg
cai Because of the voltages involved, overhead
cai power lines present an extremely high cai risk of fatal
electric shock. If contact occurs, proper safety procedures should be followed. The danger posed

by overhead power
- 18 lines at the construction site is often1-compounded
18 by other factors, such as un-18
even ground 2 - 1
0 that could cause the equipment to weave 2 - 0 or bob into power lines, and windy condi- 2 - 01-
2 02 can make the power lines sway, reducing 2 02 clearance 2 02
tions
s g that
s g s g
cToai address these risks: cai cai
• Identify overhead power lines and mark safe routes where the equipment must repeatedly
travel.
• Operate the equipment at a slower-than-normal speed in the vicinity of power lines.
• When working around overhead power lines, de-energize and ground them, or take other pro-
tective measures such as guarding or insulating the lines.
• If the power lines are not de-energized, operate the equipment in the area ONLY if a safe mini-
mum clearance is maintained.
• If maintaining safe clearance by visual means is difficult, designate a person to observe the
18 to give immediate warning when the 1equipment
clearance and
1-
8 approaches the limits of safe18
1- 1-
2-0
clearance.
2 022
-0
022
-0
• iAll
s g 20
persons should keep well away from the 2
sgequipment whenever it is close to powersg 2
lines.
a a
c• Do not touch the equipment until a signal i
c person indicates that it is safe to do so. c a i
• Use cage-type boom guards, insulating links, or proximity warning devices, but do not substitute
for de-energizing and grounding lines, or maintaining safe clearance.
While operating the equipment near transmitter towers, de-energize the transmitter, or (for equip-
ment) use equipment with an electrical ground connected directly to the upper structure of the
boom, or (for materials) attach materials to ground jumper cables.
If the equipment or any of its components does touch contact an energized power source, you
must:
• Remain calm and DO NOT PANIC.
• 8 personnel in the vicinity to stay away.8 -18
Immediately warn
-1
01move the equipment away from the contacted -1
• Attempt -to
22 -01 22 -01
power source using the equipment’s
2
0 0 02
g 2 which are likely to remain functional.
controls
s g2 ais s g 2
c•aiIf in the cab, stay there until the power ccompany cai source has
has been contacted and the power
been de-energized. NO ONE must attempt to come close to the equipment until the power has
been turned off.
2. High-Voltage Warning Devices

According to the current rules of engineering, high-voltage warning devices do not meet a safety
standard which enables a safe undershooting of the required minimum clearances to high voltage
lines. Previous experience has shown that high-voltage warning devices cannot make all situations
in working procedures safe. Flash overs and fatal accidents can occur despite the use of a high-
voltage warning device. You must therefore always maintain the minimum clearances mentioned
above. -18
01 -18 01 -18 01
2- 2- 2-
sg 202 sg 202 sg 202
cai cai cai

8 the Event of a Flash Over

Procedure1in 18 18
1- 1- 1-
2-0
02 a flash over occur, despite all precau- 02 2-0 022-0
2
Should
g g 2 2
s
cai tions, stay calm, do not move (potential
s
cai differ- c aisg
ential), touch nothing.
If your machine comes into contact with heavy

current lines:
• Warn those outside against approaching

and touching the machine.
• Have the power switched off.
• Only leave the machine once you are sure
that the line you have touched or damaged 20000V
0 1 -18de-energized. 0 1 -18 15000V

10000V 1-18
2-0
has been
2 0 22- 2 0 22- 5000V
2 02
sgPower stations are always equipped with isg au- aisg
cai tomatic switch-on devices. If a circuitcabreaker c
trips, the short-circuited cable will be switched Fig.2-34
back on again after a brief interval. Brief inter-
vals when the voltage is absent give rise to a
false sense of safety.
You should only move and rescue injured per-

sons once a representative of the power sta-
tion has notified you that the cable has been
switched off.
-18
A radio01remote control system only protects 01-
18 1-18
2 -
02machine operator if he is standing outside022
-
022-0
2
the
sg sg 2 2
cai the discharge voltage pattern. cai c aisg
Earthing in the Event of Electrostatic Charging
Faults can be caused in the radio remote control system and dangerous electrical charging of the
machine can occur when working in the vicinity of transmitters (radio transmitter, etc.). Persons
who bridge the charged parts to the earth are heavily charged on contact.
Machines in use in the vicinity of transmitters must be earthed. Secure the earthing cable (at least
16 mm2) to an extra pre-prepared, bright metal point of the machine (e.g. not to a piston rod) and
to a conductive metal rod in the ground (minimum insertion depth of 1.5 m). Thoroughly dampen
-18 the metal rod to make it more conductive.
the earth1around 1-1
8
1-1
8
0 2 2-0 0 2 2-0 0 2 2-0
2 when the machine is earthed, the safe
sgEven sg 2 clearances to high-voltage lines must g 2maintained.
sbe
c a i c a i c a i
NOTE：
See "Table of Minimum Distances Between Machine and Cables" in this section for details.

If you have any18 18 please contact the construction site-18

further questions about earthing the machine,
0 1 - 0 1 - 0 1
2-
management
02
or the operating company of the 2-
machine.
02 2-
02
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
2.2 Safety - Product Specific
2.2.1 E-STOP Buttons
E-STOP (emergency stop) buttons is used to stop all concrete pump systems (except for the truck
engine)
NOTE：
See “E-Stop Buttons” on page 3-42 for the details.
-18Decals
2.2.2 Machine
1 1-18 1- 18
2-0 2-0 2-0
202Introduction
2.2.2.1 2 02 202
caisg caisg caisg
All safety, alert and warning decals must be in place, undamaged and visible. The operator and all
other personnel involved with this machine must be aware of the decal content and locations on
the equipment.
NOTE：
Your SANY dealer can supply you with new replacement decals if needed. Never modify or change
existing decal information unless authorized by your SANY dealer.
When replacing decals, be sure they are placed in the proper locations.
NOTE：
8 8 18
1-1 or warning decals may be added to your
Additional safety 1-1 machine if necessary. 1-
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
isg
NOTE：
aisg
a following images are typical representations
cThe c aisg
and will differ from your machine,c depending on
the model in exact locations of placement, etc.
1- 18 1-18 1- 18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

8 8 18
1-1
2.2.2.2 Locations 1-1
of Safety Marks on the Complete Vehicle 1-
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
1- 18 1-18 1-18
02 2-0 022-0 0 22-0
2 4 10 s8g 27 32 sg 255 50 51
aisg
2 3 28 52 45 31 44 9 48 13 15 11 5 17
c cai cai
Fig.2-35
1- 18 1-18 1-18
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
42 19 12 30 23 34 22 21 24 25 6 47 18 54 53 14 1 56 29
Fig.2-36
1- 18 1-18 1-18
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

1- 18 1-18 1-18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg Tail caisg
-18 1-18 1-18

-01
255 2-0 2-0
2 02 2 02 2 02
caisg caisg Hydraulic oil tank caisg
1- 18 -18 -18
2-0 -01port
Gear oil filling
2 Boom multiway valve -01
2
2 02 2 02 2 02
s g s g s g
cai cai cai
Boom
1- 18 1-18 1-18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-37

8 18 18
1-1 Descriptions
2.2.2.3 Mark 1- 1-
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
aisg ais g aisg
Table 2–2
c c c
NO. Mark Callout NO. Mark Callout
Name mark of truck-mounted concrete
1 Warning mark for hand scald 29
pump
Information mark about outrigger
2 30 Mark for end hose
pressure
3 Mark on outrigger lock 31 Caution mark for delivery pipe breakage
4 Smoking prohibition 32 Warning mark for water pump usage
Warning mark for hand injury due to tyre
5 8 for lubrication points
Mark 33 8 -18
0 1-1 0 1-1 pressing
-01
2- 2- 2
sg 6 202 Instructions mark for use sg 202 34 s g
2
20 oil
Mark about main system control
cai cai pressure
ca i
Mark for warning of electrical
7 35 Instruction mark for sealing oil tank
injury
8 Mark for safety guards 36 Directive mark 1
9 Warning mark for accumulator 37 Directive mark 1
10 Mark for working on equipment 38 Mark at gear oil filter
11 Mark for grease cup 39 Identification mark of hydraulic oil tank
12 Identification mark of waste gas 40 Piston protection mark
18 18 18
Warning mark for outrigger
01-activation 1- 1-
13 41 Mark for checking piston head
22- 2-0
02 42 2-0
20
g 14 Mark for gear oil draining outlet 2 202 range
Identification mark about placing
cai
s
15 c
Caution mark for safety helmet
aisg 43 c a isg
Mark for caution to splashing concrete
16 Caution mark for safety helmet 44 Mark for no flushing
17 Warning mark for delivery tube 45 Identification mark on water pump
Mark for boom expansion
18 46 Mark for boom operation
sequence
Protective mark on swing
19 47 Information mark about placing range
mechanism
20 Warning mark on stair 48 Mark for arrow
21
- 8 about agitating oil pressure 49 -18
1Mark Mark for end hose
18
-0 Mark about swing valve system oil 22-01
1 1-
2 2 02 loads 2-0
s g 20
22
pressure
s g 20 50 Prohibition of using boom to lift
sg 2
ca i ca i cai
Mark about main system oil Warning mark for prevent boom against
23 51
pressure electric shock

-18 Table 2–2 18

(continue) 18
0 1 1- 1-
NO. 02
-
2 Mark Callout 02
NO. 2-0 Mark Callout 02 2-0
s g 2 s g 2 sg 2
ca24i cai 52
Mark for warning of high voltage c a i
Identification mark for outrigger
hazard operation XH-1
Identification mark for outrigger
25 Instruction mark for outriggers 53
operation XH-2
Caution scutcheon for protective the
26 Mark for speed set and brake 54
pump pipe
Mark for warning of breakage of
27 55 Mark for CCC authentication
oil tube
28 Mark for warning of anti-falling 56 Mark for butter filler on turret
18 18 18
- 01- Explanation to Safety
2.2.2.4 Detailed
2 2-0
1-
2-0
1-
Marks202 202 2 02
caisg caisg caisg
(1) Warning Mark for Hand Scald
It warns personnel to be aware of scald

caused by engine, oil tank or others.
1- 18 1- 18 1-18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-38
1- 18 1- 18 1-18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

-18 18 18
0 1
(2) Information Mark about Outrigger 1- 1-
022
-
Pressure 02 2-0 02 2-0
g 2 g 2 2
s s
cai • It gives the information about the loads
cai im- caisg
posed by the working truck-mounted con-
crete pump with the outriggers laid.
1-18 1-18 1-18

022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg
Fig.2-39
(3) Mark on Outrigger Lock

• It indicates that the outrigger must be un-
locked before telescoping or extending
outriggers.
• 8 that the outrigger must be 18 18
It indicates
-1 1- 1-
-01before moving vehicle.
locked
2 2-0 2-0
2 02 202 202
s g aisg aisg
cai c c
1-18 1 -18 1-18

022-0 02
0
2- Fig.2-40 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg

8 18 18
1-1
(4) Mark for Warning of Anti-falling 1- 1-
• It prohibits2-0
02 climbing the revolving tower dur- 02 2-0 02 2-0
sg 2pumping,
aiing aisg
2
aisg
2
c or the person may slidecand c
fall off.
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg Fig.2-41 caisg
(5) Directive Mark 1

• It indicates the operation of the handle be-
low is for controlling the retraction or exten-
sion of outriggers.
Fig.2-42
(6) Mark at Water Inlet

• It indicates in 8the corresponding position is
18 18
-1 1- 1-
-01
a water inlet.
2 2-0 2-0
2 02 202 202
s g aisg aisg
cai c c
Fig.2-43
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg

8
-1 lubrication points 18 18
(7) Mark 1for 1- 1-
2-0
•2It02indicates the points where should 2be
02 2-0 02 2-0
g g 2
s
cai added lubrication on the boom cand ais the caisg
swing machine. And it also indicates the
regulation of adding lubrication.
1-18 1-18 1-18

022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-44
(9) Mark for protective the pump pipe

• It is forbidden to use the hard objects (such
as stone, hammer, levering tools, etc.)
knock on the surface of the delivery pipe.
• If there is a blockage, it is not recom-
8 18 18
1-1to dismantle the front pipe to re-
mended 1- 1-
2-0
02 the blockage with quite some force.20If2
move 2-0 02 2-0
g 2 sg 2
s
cai must adopt this method, please install
cai the caisg
block age protection ring.(see Fig. 8-15)
1-18 1-18 1-18

022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2

-1 8 18 18
(10) Mark for1working on equipment 1- 1-
• It warns2-0
02 personnel to stop engine before 02 2-0 02 2-0
sg 2
aiworking a i sg 2 aisg
2
c on equipment in order to c
prevent c
any injury on the vehicle.
• Manual controls on the machine must not
be used for standard operation, but only in
emergency and for assembling, dismantling
cleaning, maintenance and servicing.
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg Fig.2-46 caisg
(11) Mark of Grease Cup
• It reminds personnel to add grease every
week until fresh grease overflows.
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg
Fig.2-47
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg

8
1 Gear Oil Draining Outlet 18 18
1-for
(12) Mark 1- 1-
2-0
•2It02indicate 02
the location of gear oil draining2-0 02 2-0
g 2 2
cais outlet. caisg caisg
1-18 1-18 1-18

022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
(13) Warning Mark for Accumulator

• It indicates this accumulator can only be in-
flated with nitrogen rather than any other
gas and the nitrogen inflation pressure
should range from 7 MPa to 8 MPa.
1-18 1-18 1-18

022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-49
1-18 1-18 1-18

022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

-1 Cup 8 18 18
(14) Mark of 1
Grease 1- 1-
• 2-0
02 personnel to add grease every
It reminds 022-0 02 2-0
sg 2 until fresh grease overflows.
aiweek aisg
2
aisg
2
c c c
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 022-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
(15) Prohibition for Hopper

• It is used to prohibit personnel from opening
the screen during pumping, there is a risk of
injury during concrete agitation.
• It is used to prevent personnel from step-
ping on the hopper.
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 022-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-51
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 022-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

8 18 18
1-1 mark for safety helmet
(16) Caution 1- 1-
2-0
•2It02is used to 02
remind personnel to wear 2-0 02 2-0
g 2 2
cais safety helmet. caisg caisg
1-18 1-18 1-18

022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
(17) Warning Mark for Outrigger Activation
• It warns the personnel to clear area when
activating outriggers and take caution to
crushing hazard.
1-18 1-18 1-18

022-0 02 2-0 Fig.2-53 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
1-18 1-18 1-18

022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg

8 18 18
1-1 Mark of Waste gas
(18) Identification 1- 1-
• 02 2-0
It indicates that cement dust is toxic, and 02 2-0 02 2-0
sg 2lung
aithe a i sg 2 aisg
2
c protection should be used c
when c
exposed to the dust.
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
c aisg c aisg Fig.2-54 caisg
(19) Warning Mark for Preventing Boom
against Electric Shock
• It requests personnel to make sure the
truck-mounted concrete pump is away from
electric wires. When passing through a
high-voltage wire area or working nearby
such area, the machine should keep a cer-
tain distance away from the high-voltage
wire. 1-18 1- 18 1- 18
. 02 2-0 2-0
02 Fig.2-55 02 2-0
2 2 2
aisg
c(20) Cautions mark for boom user c aisg caisg
• It is shown to avoid the truck-mounted con-
crete pump being used to lift loads and pro-
hibit persons standing below the boom.
• It requests operators to stand outside the
range of boom to control the end hose. It is
forbidden to stand under the boom, or else,
the casualty may occur due to the falling of
parts.
1-18 -18
Fig.2-56
1 1- 18
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
c aisg c aisg caisg

8 18 18
1-1 Mark for Delivery Pipe Breakage
(21) Caution 1- 1-
2-0
•2It02instructs personnel to only use pipes 02 2-0 02 2-0
g g 2 2
s
cai bearable for the max. delivery pressure
s
cai of caisg
the concrete pump, there is a risk of injury
from cracked pipes under a pressure too
high.
Fig.2-57
(22) Warning mark for Delivery tube

• It warns that concrete delivery pipe is not al-
8
lowed 1to-1be mounted on the end hose. 18 18
1- 1-
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-58
(23) Mark for Caution to Splashing Concrete

• It asks personnel to beware of splashing
concrete during pumping.
1- 18 1-18 1-18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
1- 18 1-18 1-18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-59

8 18 18
1-1Mark on Swing Mechanism
(24) Protective 1- 1-
• 02 2-0
It prohibits personnel to touch the swing 02 2-0 02 2-0
sg 2
aimechanism aisg
2
aisg
2
c when pumping. c c
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
(25) Mark for Mixing Direction Control
• It indicates mixing directions of mixing.
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-61
(26) Mark about Main-system Oil Pressure

• It indicates the data displayed by corre-
sponding gauge is of main-system oil
pressure.
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-62

8
-1 about Swing Valve System Oil 01-1 8 18
(27) Mark
0 1 1-
022
-
Pressure 022
-
02 2-0
2 g2 2
caisg• It indicates the data displayed byaiscorre-
c caisg
sponding gauge is of change-over oil
pressure.
Fig.2-63
(28) Mark about Agitating Oil Pressure

• It indicates the data displayed by corre-
8 18 18
1-1gauge is of agitating oil pressure.
sponding 1- 1-
02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg
Fig.2-64
(29) Warning Mark on Stair

• It asks personnel to stay off machine while
it is in operation.
1-18 1-18 1-18

02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg
Fig.2-65
1-18 1-18 1-18

02 2-0 02 2-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg c aisg caisg

8
-1 for Filler of Urea 18 18
(31) Warning1Mark 1- 1-
• 02 2-0
It's forbidden to fill fuel, water or other 022-0 02 2-0
sg 2 into this tank.
ailiquids aisg
2
aisg
2
c c c
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 022-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
(32) Information Mark about Placing Range
• It shows the working range of the truck
mounted concrete pump, which should not
be changed by any means.
1-18 1- 18 1- 18
022-0 022-0 02 2-0
2 2 2
caisg caisg caisg
Fig.2-67
(33) Instructions Mark for Use

-1 8 18 18
• It provides1instructions for general use and 1- 1-
2-0
02 personnel to comply with what indi-
warns 022-0 02 2-0
sg 2 in the manual.
aicated aisg
2
aisg
2
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