probst TAS-UNI Wiring diagram

Teleskopic Screeding System TAS-UNI
TAS-UNI
V5
51000042/43
Teleskopic Screeding System TAS-UNI
TAS-UNI
V4
5100.0042+43
Translation of original operating instructions
GB

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eingesetzt / in Betrieb gesetzt werden darf. Sollten Sie mit der Lieferung des Produkts keine
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durch den Händler/Importeur organisiert werden kann.
Please note that the product may not be used / put into operation without these operating
instructions in the national language. If you did not receive operating instructions in your national
language with the delivery of the product, please contact us. In countries of the EU / EFTA we will
send them to you free of charge. For countries outside the EU / EFTA, we will be pleased to provide
you with an offer for an operating manual in the national language if the translation cannot be
organised by the dealer/importer.

Contents
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1Contents
1Contents ................................................................................................................................................................. 2
2Authorized use ....................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 Survey and construction..................................................................................................................................4
2.2 Technical Data ..................................................................................................................................................4
3Safety...................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 Safety symbols ................................................................................................................................................. 5
3.2 Safety Marking ................................................................................................................................................. 5
3.3 Definition skilled worker / specialist................................................................................................................ 5
3.4 Personal safety requirements .........................................................................................................................6
3.5 Protective equipment ......................................................................................................................................6
3.6 Accident prevention.........................................................................................................................................6
3.7 Function Control...............................................................................................................................................6
3.7.1 General .........................................................................................................................................................6
3.8 Safety procedures............................................................................................................................................ 7
3.8.1 General ......................................................................................................................................................... 7
4Installation and Operation .................................................................................................................................... 7
4.1 Assemblage ...................................................................................................................................................... 7
4.1.1 Adjustable Adapter for Roof-/Pan Profile...................................................................................................8
4.1.2 Adjustment roof profile...............................................................................................................................8
4.1.3 Adjustment pan profile.............................................................................................................................. 10
4.2 Adjustment of roller unit (kerbstone)............................................................................................................12
4.3 Adjustment of roller unit (Alu-Profile) ...........................................................................................................13
5Operation ..............................................................................................................................................................14
5.1 General.............................................................................................................................................................14
5.1.1 Manual Pulling.............................................................................................................................................14
5.1.2 Machine Pulling...........................................................................................................................................15
6Maintenance and care ..........................................................................................................................................16
6.1 Maintenance................................................................................................................................................... 16
6.2 Repairs.............................................................................................................................................................17
6.3 Safety procedures...........................................................................................................................................17
6.4 Hints to the identification plate..................................................................................................................... 18
6.1 Hints to the renting/leasing of PROBST devices........................................................................................... 18

Authorized use
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2Authorized use
The device TAS-UNI is universally suitable for precise and flexible screeding of laying courses on both, large and
small building sites. In one run a clean and exact screed can be produced.
●For the manual: 2 commercial shovels can be hooked in for pulling the device.
●For the mechanical use: 2 pulling chains for pulling the device.
The device consisting of the following components:
●Telescopic aluminium screeding profiles, height adjustable roller units on either side, pulling elements.
●Step board (for user) above the roller unit increase the pressure to the ground, when using mechanically.
●Height adjustable roller units , including screeding rail wiper.
UNAUTHORIZED TRANSPORTIONS:
All unauthorized alterations of the device and the use of any self-made additional equipment
could cause danger and are therefore forbidden!!
Never exceed the nominal width (working width) of the device.
Prohibition
●The device is only designed for the use specified in this documentation.
Every other use is not authorized and is forbidden!
All relevant safety regulations, especially regulations of the declaration of conformity, and additional
local health and safety regulations have to be observed.

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2.1 Survey and construction
2.2 Technical Data
Typ:
Working width:
Dead weight :
TAS-UNI 450
750 –4500 mm (30“-177“ inch)
78 kg (170 lbs)
TAS-UNI 600
750 –6000 mm (03“-236“ inch)
100 kg (220 ibs)
Crank for level
adjustment
Step board (which
the operator can
stand to increase
the pressure to
the ground when
using the TAS-UNI
mechanically.)
Roller unit
Hooh-in-system for
shovel
Screeding rail cleaning
wiper (with handle)
Suspension lug for
pulling chain (when
using the TAS-UNI
mechanically)
Skleeve for shovel

Safety
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3Safety
3.1 Safety symbols
Danger
Danger to life!
Identifies imminent hazard. If you do not avoid the hazard, death or severe injury will result.
Attention
Hazardous situation!
Identifies a potentially hazardous situation. If you do not avoid the situation, injury or damage
to property can result.
Prohibition
Prohibition!
Identifies imminent a prohibition. If you do not avoid the prohibition, death and severe injury,
or damage to property will result.
3.2 Safety Marking
WARNING SIGN
Symbol
Meaning
Order-No.:
Size:
Danger of squeezing the hands.
2904.0221
2904.0220
2904.0107
30 mm
50 mm
80 mm
REGULATORY SIGN
Symbol
Meaning
Order-No.:
Size:
Each operator must have read and understood the operating
instructions (and all safety instructions).
2904.0665
2904.0666
30 mm
50 mm
3.3 Definition skilled worker / specialist
Only skilled workers or specialists is it allowed to carry out the installation,- maintenance, - and repair work on
these device!
Skilled workers or specialists must have for the following points (if it
applies for these device), the necessary professional knowledge.
●for mechanic
●for hydraulics
●for pneumatics
●for electrics

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3.4 Personal safety requirements
●Only qualified, authorized certificated
personal is allowed to operate the device
and all devices which are connected (lifting
equipment).
!
●Each operator must have read and
understood the operating instructions.
●The manual guiding is only allowed for
machines with handles.
!111
3.5 Protective equipment
The protective equipment must consist, according to
the safety regulations of the following parts:
●Protective clothing
●Safety gloves
●Safety shoes
3.6 Accident prevention
Danger
Prohibition
●The operating range have to be covered
for unauthorized persons, especially
children.
●The workplace have to be sufficiently
illuminated.
●The working with the device in case of
atmospheric editions under 37,5° F
(3° C) is forbidden!
Because the goods could be fall down
caused by dampness or freezing.
Attention
Danger
●Take care handling wet, dirty and not
solidified components.
●Take care in case of thunderstorm!
3.7 Function Control
3.7.1 General
●Before using the device check the functions and the
working condition.
●Maintenance and lubrication are only permitted
when device is shut down!
●Do not use the device, until all faults which can
cause safety hazards are removed.
●If there are splits at carrying parts of the device,
immediately stop using it.
●The operating instructions must be available at the
workplace every time.
●Do not remove the data-plates of the machine.
●Unrecognisable data-plates must be replaced.

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3.8 Safety procedures
3.8.1 General
Danger
●The operator (of the excavator/wheel
loader) must have always the device in
range of vision.
Prohibition
●Do not use the device to jerk seized
products.
4Installation and Operation
4.1 Assemblage
Attach the screeding profiles aligned(- - -) with one
another and connect them with the eyebolts.
(see Fig. 1).
Fig. 1
Clipped connection
Eyeybolt
Screeding profil
OK
NO

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4.1.1 Adjustable Adapter for Roof-/Pan Profile
●With the adjustable adapter TAS-DP (2000 mm) any
roof or pan profile can be adjusted (+/- 4 % with scale)
to prepare any roof or pan profiles.
●Screw the nuts on the inner side at the TAS-DP ≙
slope (%) for roof profileFigure 2 (see also Figure A
on following page).
Screw the nuts on the outer side at the TAS-DP ≙
slope (%) for pan profileFigure 3 (see also Figure B
on following page).
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
4.1.2 Adjustment roof profile
Loosen both nuts (2) on the outer side at the TAK-DP. Figure 1
Adjust the slope (e.g. 1%) with the both nuts (3) on the inner side at the TAK-DP. Figure 2
Slope (e.g. 1%) is viewable and adjustable on the scale (4) and indicator (5). Figure 3
1 scale line on the scale (4) ≙0,5 % slope. Figure 3
The indicated slope (%) on the scale is only for orientation.
The actually slope (%) must be measured again unconditional on the facing bedding sand!
See Figure A und A1 on the following pages.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Adapter for roof-/and pan profile
(2)
(3)
(3)
(4)
(5)

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Meassure the outer dimension at the TAS-DP (1) with a qualified measuring tool (6) e.g. yard stick (or slide gauge). These
measure must be equal at the front side and back side (see ). Figure 4 and Figure 5.
Tighten both nuts again (tight) on the outer side at the TAK-DP. Figure 6
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Figure A (roof profile)
Also a roof profile with different lengths of
aluminium profiles is preparable.
see Figure A1
Figure A1
v
1%
1%
1 %
1 %
(1)
(6)
(6)
Referenz plane
Remessure the actual
slope at the facing
bedding sand

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4.1.3 Adjustment pan profile
Loosen both nuts (2) on the inner side at the TAS-DP. Figure 7
Adjust the slope (e.g. 1%) with the both nuts (3) on the inner side at the TAS-DP. Figure 8
Slope (e.g. 1%) is viewable and adjustable on the scale (4) and indicator (5). Figure 9
1 scale line on the scale (4) ≙0,5 % slope. Figure 9
The indicated slope (%) on the scale is only for orientation.
The actually slope (%) must be measured again unconditional on the facing bedding sand!
See Figure B und B1 on the following pages.
Figure 7
Figure 8
Figure 9
Measure the outer dimension at the TAS-DP (1) with a qualified measuring tool (6) e.g. yard stick (or slide gauge). These
measure must be equal at the front side and back side (see ).
Figure 10 and Figure 11.
Tighten both nuts again (tight) on the inner side at the TAS-DP. Figure 12
Figure 10
Figure 11
Figure 12
(3)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(2)
(1)
(6)
(6)

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Figure B (pan profil)
Also a pan profile with different lengths of
aluminium profiles is preparable.
see Figure B1
Figure B1
1%
1%
1 %
Referenz plane
Remessure the actual slope at
the facing bedding sand

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4.2 Adjustment of roller unit (kerbstone)
The working height of the device (TAS-UNI) can be
adjusted with the spindle (1).
●Place the roller unit on the kerbstone.
●Release the eyebolt (2).
●Adjust the screeding profile on the crank (1) in that
way, that the screeding profile rests on the facing
bedding sand. Orientaion on the scale (3).
TIPP Optimal facing bedding sand (grit height) 2-3
cm.
●Fasten eyebolt (2) again.
Fig. 2
Facing bedding sand
(1)
(2)
(3)
Roller unit
Kerbstone

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4.3 Adjustment of roller unit (Alu-Profile)
The working height of the device (TAS-UNI) can be
adjusted with the spindle (1).
●Place the alu-profile direct on the facing bedding sand
(see fig.4).
●Place the roller unit on the alu-profile.
●Release the eyebolt (2).
●Adjust the screeding profile on the crank (1) in that
way, that the screeding profile rests on the facing
bedding sand. Orientaion on the scale (3).
TIPP Optimal facing bedding sand (grit height) 2-3
cm.
●Fasten eyebolt (2) again.
Fig. 3
IMPORTANT 
Alu-Profile must rest on the
facing bedding sand.
Alu-Profile may not sink in the
facing bedding sand! 
Fig. 4
(1)
(2)
(3)
Roller unit
Alu-Profile
Roller unit
Alu-Profile
Facing bedding sand
m
Facing bedding sand

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5Operation
5.1 General
The making of a facing bedding sand with the device (TAS-UNI) can take place either via manual pulling (2-man
operation) or by machine pulling (wheeled loader)
5.1.1 Manual Pulling
Fit 2 commercial shovels into the hooh-in-system of shovel
(1) for pulling the device (TAS-UNI).
Fig. 5
Danger
Dangerr
It is to be made certain that in the work area are
no articles on the ground. Danger of stumbling -
while walking backwards.
Check before each work with shovels, if the
handle of the shovel is fastened - danger of
accident.
(1)

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5.1.2 Machine Pulling
Fit 2 pulling chains into eyebolt (2) to pull the device by
machine. Fasten the ends of the pulling chains on the
wheel loader/excavator (near hook-in-system of shovel)
Step board (3) above the roller unit increase the pressure
to the ground (Operator can place a foot on it).
Fig. 6
Danger
Check Fore each working with shovels, if the
handle of the shovel is fastened - danger of
accident.
(2)
(3)

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6Maintenance and care
6.1 Maintenance
To ensure the correct function, safety and service life of the device the following points must be executed in
the maintenance interval.
Used only original spare parts, otherwise the warranty expires.
Attention
Take care that for all maintenance services the device is completely shut down!!
MECHNICAL
Service interval
Maintenance work
First inspection after
25 operating hours
●Control and tighten all screws and connection.
(The implementation is only allowed by an expert).
All 50 operating hours
●Tighten all screws and connection (Take care that the tightening torques
according to the property class of the screws are observed).
●Check all joints, bolts, guidance’s and gears for correct function, if necessary
adjust or replace it.
●Check all Grippers ( if available) for signs of wear.
●Grease all slidings ( if available) when the device is in opened position with a
spatula.
Minimum 1x per year
(at rough conditions shorten
the interval)
●Check of all the suspension parts, bolts and straps. Check for corrosion and
safety by an expert.

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6.2 Repairs
●Only persons with the appropriate knowledge and
ability are allowed to repair the device
●Before the device is used again, it has to be checked
by an expert.
Attention
For all repairs the device must be completely shut down!
6.3 Safety procedures
●It is the contractors responsibility to ensure that the
device is checked by an expert in periods of max. 1
year and all recognized errors are removed (=> see
BGR 500).
●The corresponding regulations of the declaration of
conformity have to be observed!
●We recommend, that after checking the
device the badge „Safety checked“ is put
on the device.
(Order-No.: 2904.0056)
●You can receive these badges from us.
The check by an expert must be proved!
Device
Year
Date
Expert
Company

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6.4 Hints to the identification plate
Type, serial-number and production year are very important for the identification of your device. If you need
information to spare-parts, warranty or other specific details please refer to these information.
The max. carrying capacity is the maximum load which can be handled with the device. Do not exceed this
carrying capacity.
If you use the device in combination with other lifting equipment (Crane, chain hoist, forklift truck,
excavator) consider the deadweight of the device
Example:
6.1 Hints to the renting/leasing of PROBST devices
With every renting/leasing of PROBST devices the original operating instructions must be included
unconditionally (in deviation of the users country's language, the respective translations of the original operating
instructions must be delivered additionally)!
Hersteller:
Probst GmbH
Gottlieb-Daimler-Strasse 6
71729 Erdmannhausen, Germany
[e-mail]
www.probst-handling.de

Proof of maintenance
Warranty claim for this machine only apply for performance of the mandatory maintenance works (by an
authorised specialist workshop)! After each completed performance of a maintenance interval the included form
must be fill out, stamped, signed and send back to us immediately 1).
1) via e-mail to [e-mail] / via fax or post
Probst GmbH Telefon [phone] www.probst-handling.com
Gottlieb-Daimler-Straße 6 Fax [phone] [email protected]
71729 Erdmannhausen, Germany
Operator: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Device type: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Article -No.: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Device-No.: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Year of make: _ _ _ _
First inspection after 25 operating hours
Date:
Maintenance work:
Inspection by company:
Company stamp
………………………………………………………………
Name Signature
All 50 operating hours
Date:
Maintenance work:
Inspection by company:
Company stamp
………………………………………………………………
Name Signature
Company stamp
………………………………………………………………
Name Signature
Company stamp
………………………………………………………………
Name Signature
Minimum 1x per year
Date:
Maintenance work:
Inspection by company:
Company stamp
………………………………………………………………
Name Signature
Company stamp
………………………………………………………………
Name Signature