Snorkel TB100J User Manual
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10. DAILY INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE
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21. Whiffles and wire ropes
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2
Visually inspect the whiffle (1) at the platform end
of the base boom (2).
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4
The “inside” whiffle face (3) should not be
touching the whiffle support (4).
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5
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The top whiffle (5) should not be against either
whiffle stop (6) (7). If either whiffle (1) (5) is
canted so far it is against a stop, take the
TB100J out of service until a qualified service
technician adjusts the wire-ropes.
Check all spring washers (8) at both whiffles to
see that they are squashed completely together.
There should not be any gaps as shown here.
If any set of spring washers is found with gaps,
remove the TB100J from service immediately
and have a qualified service technician repair the
condition.
While you are inspecting the whiffles check the
condition of the wire ropes near the whiffles. The
wire ropes should not have any broken strands
or be distorted in any way.
22. Envelope management system
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2
Extend and lock the rear axles.
Use the controls on the ground-control box to
raise the main boom slightly above horizontal.
Use the controls on the ground-control box to
extend the booms until they automatically stop.
The black & yellow tape (1) should be within 2
inches (5 cm) of being flush with the end of the
hose carrier cover (2) and the EMS ENVELOPE
lights (3) (4) should be on.
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NOTE: The EMS ENVELOPE lights (3) (4)
should start to flash a few feet before boom
extension stops.
If the booms stop in the wrong place or the light
does not work correctly, take the TB100J out of
service immediately until a qualified service
technician makes repairs.