Shindaiwa SBL133IDG User manual

OWNER’S AND OPERATOR’S MANUAL
Balloon Tower Light
SBL133IDG
CAUTION
Do not operate the Tower Light, or any other appliance, before you have read and
understood the instructions for use and keep near for ready use.
SBL133IDG-AF/S1W
X750-028 36 0
X750808-100 2


Introduction
Thank you for purchasing this Shindaiwa Balloon Tower Light.
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This manual has been created to ensure safe usage of this tower light.
Be sure to read this manual before operation. Improper operation/handling of this tower
light will result in an accident or malfunction.
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Handling and operation of this tower light can only be performed by persons who fully
understand the contents of this manual, and are capable of safe handling/operation.
Persons who suffer from an illness, are taking medicine, or are not feeling well to a degree
that safe operation would be hindered must not operate this tower light.
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Work performed using this tower light and handling/operation of this tower light must be in
accordance with corresponding laws and regulations based on such laws.
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Be sure to always include this manual when loaning out this tower light and instruct
operating personnel to carefully read this manual before operation.
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Store this manual in a specified location where it will be secure and available for
consulting at any time.
Order another copy from the authorized distributor where this tower light was purchased if
this manual becomes lost, dirty or damaged.
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Consult with the authorized distributor where this tower light was purchased if you have
any inquiries regarding any points related to this tower light and manual.
Be sure to provide the model name and serial number when inquiring about this tower
light.
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If disposing of this tower light, do so in a manner that is in compliance with laws related to
industrial waste. Contact the authorized distributor where this tower light was purchased if
you have any inquiries regarding proper disposal.
Caution notice ranks in this manual are classified as follows.
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Not that " CAUTION" items can also lead to major accidents under some circumstances
if not correctly followed. All caution notices are important. Be sure to follow all of them.
WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can
result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can
result in minor or moderate injury and property damage.
<Note>: Notes regarding care of and achieving optimal service from this tower
light.

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Table of Contents
1. Safety Precautions························································ 2
2. Specifications ······························································ 4
3. Applications ································································ 5
4. Part Names·································································· 5
5. Operating Procedures··················································· 6
5-1.
Operating the Dolly Handle ········································· 6
5-2. Applying the Wheel Brakes········································· 6
5-3.
Using the Outriggers·················································· 7
5-4. Using the Lamp Fitting··············································· 8
5-5.
Lifting/Lowering the Mast············································ 9
6. Assembly at Purchase··················································10
6-1.
Removing the Lamp Fitting Cover································10
6-2.
Installing the Balloon Fabric········································11
7. Operating Procedures (Tower Light) ······························12
7-1.
Turning on the Lamp·················································12
7-2.
Turning off the Lamp·················································13
8. Transport Procedures (Moving/Loading on a Vehicle) ······14
9. Lamp Replacement Procedures·····································16
10. Lamp Fitting Installing/Removing Procedures················17
11. Generator Loading/Unloading Procedures ····················17
12. Inspection/Maintenance··············································19
13. Long-Term Storage ····················································23
14. Troubleshooting ························································24

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1. Safety Precautions
WARNING: TIPPING OVER
Lower the mast if using in strong wind that causes the lamp fitting to sway severely.
Although the mast can withstand wind speeds up to 15 m/s when the mast is
completely extended (with the balloon standing vertically), the balloon fabric can
become deformed in wind speeds of 12 to 14 m/s and entangled in the lamp guard.
Never use this equipment in wind speeds of 10 m/s (roughly the wind speed at which
the balloon fabric starts to deform) or more in order to prevent damage from lamp
heat and provide safety by preventing the lamp from tipping over.
Use on a level surface with a solid foundation. If it is absolutely necessary to use on
an inclined surface, adjust the tower light so that it is level by setting blocks under the
wheels to make sure that the mast is not at an incline (standing vertically).
Be sure to always apply the wheel brakes so that the dolly does not move. Place
wheel chocks also.
Use the outriggers to secure the tower light. Adjust the tower light so that it is level at
this time.
Always be sure to lower the mast to the lowest position when moving or transporting
loaded on a vehicle.
When loaded on a vehicle, set so that the generator side is facing towards the
direction of travel (mast is in the back). Setting the generator in the opposite direction
can readily result in it tipping over if the brake is suddenly applied.
Be sure to always apply the wheel brakes and tie with rope to secure the tower light
when loaded on a vehicle. Set the dolly handle to the right or left and place wheel
chocks to stop the front wheels from moving in order to prevent the rope from
becoming loose.
As the tower light brake function cannot be used when adjusting the brake, always be
sure to position the tower light on a level surface with a solid foundation, place wheel
chocks and lower the mast until it is at the lowest position.
WARNING: DROPPING/INJURY
If moving the tower light generator by use of a forklift, be sure to always lower the
mast to the lowest position with the generator loaded before inserting the forks
completely into the tower light.
Be sure to always use the lifting lug to lift up the tower light.
Securely tighten the bolts and nuts securing the generator when loading a generator
that has been removed from a dolly.
WARNING: ELECTRIC SHOCK
Do not touch this tower light during operation if it or your body is wet.
Be sure to always stop the engine before performing any check or maintenance of
the lamp and other parts.
WARNING: TIPPING OVER/INJURY
Be careful of the outriggers when they are in use. You could trip and fall.
WARNING: IMPAIRED EYESIGHT
Do not work for an extended period of time near the lamp and do not look directly into
the lamp.
CAUTION: INJURY
Do not touch the mast, winch drum or wire when the mast is moving up/down.
To change the direction of the lamp fitting, hold the lamp fitting lever with one hand
and support the lamp fitting while loosening the fixing handles (rotation and tilt
handles).
Do not adopt an unnatural posture when adjusting the direction of the lamp fitting.
Be sure to always support the outriggers with one hand when setting and storing
them.
Be careful that your hand supporting the outrigger does not get pinched or caught by
the mast or winch handle when setting and storing the outriggers.
Do not tighten the lamp with excessive force. Doing so could damage the lamp.
Do not modify the tower light and do not operate with parts removed.

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CAUTION: BURNS
Do not touch the lamp, lamp guard or ballast when the lamp is lit up or immediately
after being turned off because they are extremely hot.
CAUTION: ELECTRIC SHOCK
Do not sprinkle water on the equipment and do not use where exposed to rain.
Locations of Warning/Caution labels
Replace warning and caution labels with new ones if they become damaged and difficult to
read. Order labels by using the part number indicated in parenthesis below.
1DANGER: INJURY (TIPPING OVER) ( Part no. X505-009740 )
DANGER: INJURY (MOVING, LOADING ON VEH.)
( Part no. X505-009730 )
DANGER: WINCH HANDLE ROTATION DIRECTION
( Part no. X505-009680 )
CAUTION: ↓(Arrow)
( Part no. X505-009700 )
DANGER: DROPPING/INJURY
( Part no. X505-009690 )
FORKLIFT LIFTING POSITIONS
( Part no. M704-003210
)
Mast raised to
the highest
position

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2. Specifications
Model SBL133IDG-A
Rated Voltage (V) 100
Rated Frequency (Hz) 50
Rated Consumed Power (W) 1,085
Rated Consumed Power of Compatible Lights (W) 1000
Dry Weight of Tower Light Set (kg) 303
Tower Light
Lamps
Type Metal halide lamp
Consumed Power (W) x Amount (Lights) 1,000 x 1
Total Flux (lm) 110,000
Ballast Lead-peak type, 50Hz use
Fan
Type AC axial current
Consumed Power (W) 32
Lamp Fitting Overheat Prevention Device Thermostat
Mast
Stages 3
Material Hardened aluminum
Lifting/Lowering Device Manual winch
Fall Prevention Device Stopper pin
Dolly
Wheels φ300 air-filled tires
Outriggers One-touch type; 2 outriggers
Forklift Loading Function Vertical and horizontal
Dimension
Height (when in use) (mm) 5,020 ~2,470
When stored
Total Length (mm) 1,280
Total Width (mm) 790
Outer Tire Width (mm) 790
Total Height (mm) 1,820
Dry Weight (kg) 135
Equipped Generator
Model IDG3100M
Generator Type Multipolar revolving magnetic field type
Voltage Adjustment Type Inverter
Rated Frequency (Hz) 50/60
Rated Output (kVA) 3.1
Rated Voltage (V) 100
Rated Current (A) 31
Rated Speed (min
-
1
) 3,000
Fuel Diesel
Fuel Tank Capacity (L) 15.5
Continuous Use Time Limit (Hours) 21 (Economy mode operation)
Lubricant Oil Volume (L) 1.9
Output Monitor Lamp Yes (Frequency and output dual indicator)
Overload Monitor Lamp Yes (Automatic output stop)
Overspeed Monitor Lamp Yes (Automatic stop)
Oil Press Monitor Lamp Yes (Oil pressure drop automatic stop)
Battery Charge Monitor Lamp Yes (Automatic stop)
Water Temp Monitor Lamp Yes (Automatic stop)
Starting Method
Starter Motor
Dry Weight (kg) 168

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3. Applications
4. Part Names
Various lighting applications
Balloon Fabric
Zipper
Velcro Tilt Handle
Pulley Cover
Lifting Lug
Generator
Wheel (Tire) Brake Stopper
Storage Hook for
Lamp Fitting Cover
Lamp Holder
Lamp
Lamp Guard
Lamp Fitting Base
Lamp Fitting Lever
Rotation Handle
Dolly Handle Winch
Outrigger Latch
Brake Pedal
Outrigger
Tow Hook
マスト
Winch Handle
Ballast
Mast
Dolly

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5. Operating Procedures
5-1. Operating the Dolly Handle
Turn the handle to the right to turn the front wheels
to the right and turn to the left to turn the front
wheels to the left.
<Note>
Be sure to always use the dolly tow hook if towing
or pulling this tower light such as if the wheels are
stuck in sand. Towing by using the dolly handle
can result in deformation and damage.
5-2. Applying the Wheel Brakes
<Note>
If the brake force is weak, adjust the wheel air pressure and brake stopper angle. (Refer
to "12. Inspection/Maintenance".)
(1)Releasing the Brake
Step on the brake pedal and push it forward with your foot to release the brake.
(2)Applying the Brake
Step on the brake pedal and pull it towards you with your foot to apply the brake.
Dolly
Handle
Tow Hook
Push the brake pedal forward
Pull the brake pedal towards you with your foot

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5-3. Using the Outriggers
WARNING: TIPPING OVER/INJURY
Be careful of the outriggers when they are in use. You could trip and fall.
CAUTION: INJURY
Be sure to always support the outriggers with one hand when setting and
storing them.
Be careful that your hand supporting the outrigger does not get pinched or
caught by the mast or winch handle when setting and storing the outriggers.
(1)Setting the Outriggers
Unlatch the outriggers the outrigger latches and
lower them to the ground. The outriggers lock
automatically.
<Note>
Outriggers can be locked at a height within a
range of approximately 100 mm above and below
the level position. On an inclined surface, be
careful as the outrigger locked height is different
by setting blocks under the wheels or similar
measure.
Pull up the outriggers and make sure that they
lock.
<Note>
If not securely locked, lightly push the outrigger
lever towards the outer side (away from the mast
side) with your foot.
(2)Storing the Outriggers
Push the outrigger lever towards the mast side
with your foot to release the lock.
With the lever pushed, pull up the outrigger and
push it into the outrigger latch.
<Note>
Always be sure to store the outriggers when
moving this tower light.
1
2
1
2
Outrigger
Outrigger Lever
Outrigger Lever
Outrigger Latch

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5-4. Using the Lamp Fitting
WARNING: ELECTRIC SHOCK
Do not touch this tower light during operation if it or your body is wet.
CAUTION: INJURY/BURNS
To change the direction of the lamp fitting, hold the lamp fitting lever with one
hand and support the lamp fitting while loosening the fixing handles (rotation
and tilt handles).
Do not touch the lamp, lamp guard or ballast when the lamp is lit up or
immediately after being turned off because they are extremely hot.
Do not adopt an unnatural posture when adjusting the direction of the lamp
fitting.
(1)Adjusting the Lamp Fitting Right/Left Rotation
Hold the lamp fitting lever with one hand and
loosen the rotation handle.
Move the lamp fitting lever to adjust the
direction to the right or left, and tighten the
rotation handle.
Tighten the rotation handle again by using
both hands and securely fix the lamp fitting.
(2)Adjusting the Lamp Fitting Tilt Angle
Tilt the lamp fitting as necessary according to the application. Place the lamp fitting to
horizontal when storing.
<Note>
Use at an incline angle within a range of 45°
from vertical due to the wind receiving area
increasing when placed horizontally.
Hold the lamp fitting lever with one hand and
loosen the tilt handle.
Move the lamp fitting lever to adjust the tilt
angle and tighten the tilt handle.
Tighten the tilt handle again by using both
hands and securely fix the lamp fitting.
<Note>
Be careful not to forget to tighten the tilt handle because it might seem that the lamp fitting
is secure because the weights of the auxiliary spring and lamp fitting are balanced even
though the tilt handle is not actually tightened. Be especially careful not to forget to
tighten at the vertical position.
1
2
3
1
2
3
Lamp Fitting Lever
Rotation Handle
Lamp Fitting Lever
Tilt
Handle

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5-5. Lifting/Lowering the Mast
CAUTION: INJURY
Do not touch the mast, winch drum or wire when the mast is moving up/down.
<Note>
Depletion of the grease of the ring key on the surface on the winch drum side reduces the
service life of the winch.
Periodically apply grease according to "12. Inspection/Maintenance".
(1)Raising the Mast
Turn the winch handle to the right (clockwise rotation) to
raise the mast.
<Note>
Winch handle movement becomes more difficult when
nearing the highest mast position. Do not force the mast
beyond that position. The highest position is where you
can see the arrow label. Forcibly turning the winch can
result in malfunction and breakage of the winch, wire or
pulley.
(2)Lowering the Mast
Turn the winch handle to the left (counterclockwise
rotation) to lower the mast.
<Note>
The reverse winding protector functions when the mast
exceeds the lowest position to prevent the winch handle
from moving further. Do not forcibly turn the handle.
Raise Mast
Winch
Handle
Lower Mast
Mast 2nd Stage
Mast raised to the
highest position
Arrow
Label
Mast 1st
Stage
Pulley Cover

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6. Assembly at Purchase
Although the cover is fitted to the balloon lamp fitting when shipped from the factory, the
balloon fabric is not installed. Perform the following procedures to install.
6-1. Removing the Lamp Fitting Cover
Apply the wheel brakes. (Refer to "5-2.Applying the Wheel Brakes".)
Use the outriggers to secure the generator. (Refer to "5-3. Using the Outriggers".)
Place the lamp fitting so that it is horizontal and secure it. (Refer to "5-4. Using the Lamp
Fitting".)
Remove the lamp fitting cover.
<Removing the Lamp Fitting Cover>
1Untie the knot of the cord, slide the cord
stopper, and make the opening larger.
Insert the lamp fitting lever protruding out from
the cover cut into the cover.
Open the zipper and remove the cover.
<Storing the Lamp Fitting Cover>
1 Close the zipper.
Fold both ends of the cover so that the Velcro
tabs comes together at the edges.
Fold right in the middle so that the Velcro tabs
become affixed.
Attach the grommet to the storage hook.
1
2
3
4
Lamp Fitting Lever
Cut
Cord Stopper Zipper
Velcro
Grommet
Storage Hook
Grommet
Cover
Velcro

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6-2. Installing the Balloon Fabric
Open the zipper on the balloon fabric side surface.
Pass the three fabric bands inside the balloon
fabric through the openings at the end of the
lamp guard and attach by using the snap
buttons. Match the numbers indicated on the
fabric bands with those on the lamp guard at
this time. Pass all three bands through the
inside of the lamp guard, making sure that the
bands do not become twisted when installed.
Place the balloon fabric covering the lamp
guard, and affix the Velcro tabs of the lamp
fitting base and balloon fabric. At this time,
position the pins located around the lamp fitting
base so that they fit into the balloon fabric
grommets.
Close the zipper on the balloon fabric side
surface.
Slightly peel back the edges of the Velcro,
secure the zipper pull tab cord between the
Velcro tabs, and re-affix the Velcro.
<Note>
Be sure to always secure the zipper pull tab cord
between the Velcro tabs in order to prevent the
zipper from opening in strong wind.
1
2
3
4
5
Lamp Guard
Lamp Guard No.
Fabric Band No.
Balloon Fabric
Velcro
Lamp Fitting Base
Pin
Grommet
Velcro
Velcro
Pull Tab Cord
Zipper
Snap Button

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7. Operating Procedures (Tower Light)
WARNING: TIPPING OVER
Lower the mast if using in strong wind that causes the lamp fitting to sway
severely.
Although the mast can withstand wind speeds up to 15 m/s when the mast is
completely extended (with the balloon standing vertically), the balloon fabric
can become deformed in wind speeds of 12 to 14 m/s and entangled in the
lamp guard. Never use this equipment in wind speeds of 10 m/s (roughly the
wind speed at which the balloon fabric starts to deform) or more in order to
prevent damage from lamp heat and provide safety by preventing the lamp
from tipping over.
Use on a level surface with a solid foundation. If it is absolutely necessary to
use on an inclined surface, adjust the generator so that it is level by setting
blocks under the wheels to make sure that the mast is not at an incline
(standing vertically).
Be sure to always apply the wheel brakes so that the dolly does not move.
Place wheel chocks also.
Use the outriggers to secure the tower light. Adjust the tower light so that it is
level at this time.
WARNING: ELECTRIC SHOCK
Do not touch this tower light during operation if it or your body is wet.
Be sure to always stop the engine before performing any check or
maintenance of the lamp and other parts.
WARNING: IMPAIRED EYESIGHT
Do not work for an extended period of time near the lamp and do not look
directly into the lamp.
CAUTION: ELECTRIC SHOCK
Do not sprinkle water on the equipment and do not use where exposed to rain.
<Note>
Using in wind speeds from 12 to 14 m/s can result in the balloon fabric becoming
deformed and entangled in the lamp guard, resulting in damage from the heat of the lamp.
Take down the mast to use the tower light when the air wind speed is 10 m/s (roughly the
wind speed at which the balloon fabric starts to deform) or more. Stop using if it is likely
that the balloon fabric will deform even if the mast has been lowered.
When storing outside, be sure to always secure the balloon fabric by using the buckle and
cover the equipment. This is to prevent the service life of the balloon fabric from being
reduced by the wind and ultra-violet rays.
Do not connect the generator to any other electrical equipment while the balloon tower
light generator is lit up. Using for electric tools or other equipment at the same time
causes a high current to flow when started, causing the lamp to go out.
Read the generator instruction manual for generator information.
7-1. Turning on the Lamp
Perform a pre-operation inspection before using the lamp. (Refer to "12.
Inspection/Maintenance".)
Apply the wheel brakes. (Refer to "5-2.Applying the Wheel Brakes".)
Use the outriggers to secure the generator.
(Refer to "5-3. Using the Outriggers".)
Remove the lamp fitting cover.
(Refer to "6-1. Removing the Lamp Fitting Cover".)
1
2
1
3
Buckle

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Remove the buckle bundling and securing the balloon fabric.
Adjust the lamp fitting direction (vertical angle and rotation). (Refer to "5-4. Using the
Lamp Fitting".)
Check that the generator Output switch is turned to "OFF" and connect the power cord
to the output outlet of the generator.
<Note>
Connecting the power cord after starting the generator and with the Output switch at "ON"
causes sparks to be generated between the outlet and plug. Always be sure that the
Output switch is "OFF" before connecting the power cord.
Start the generator. (Refer to the separate "Generator Instruction Manual".)
Turn the generator Output switch to "ON" to turn on the lamp.
<Note>
The lamp requires approximately 10 to 15 minutes after lighting up to become completely
stable.
Raise the mast and adjust the lamp fitting to the desired height.
(Refer to "5-5. Lifting/Lowering the Mast".)
7-2. Turning off the Lamp
Lower the mast. (Refer to "5-5. Lifting/Lowering the Mast".)
Turn the generator Output switch to "OFF" to turn off the lamp.
<Note>
Do not turn off the lamp by removing the power plug. Doing so causes sparks to be
generated between the outlet and plug.
Stop the generator. (Refer to the separate "Generator Instruction Manual".)
After turning the lamp off, open the balloon fabric zipper, and wait five minutes for the
lamp to cool.
<Note>
Bundling up the balloon fabric immediately causes balloon fabric deterioration due to the
heat of the lamp.
Place the lamp fitting so that it is horizontal. (Refer to "5-4. Using the Lamp Fitting".)
Wrap the balloon fabric around the lamp guard and bundle it by using the buckle.
Cover with the lamp fitting cover. (Cover in the reverse order of removal.)
<Note>
When closing the zipper, be careful that the balloon fabric is not caught in the zipper.
As the cord stopper might slide out of position, use the cord stopper to make the cover
opening smaller before tying off the cord.
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5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
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8. Transport Procedures (Moving/Loading on a Vehicle)
WARNING: TIPPING OVER
Always be sure to lower the mast to the lowest position when moving or
transporting loaded on a vehicle.
When loaded on a vehicle, set so that the generator side is facing towards the
direction of travel (mast is in the back). Setting the generator in the opposite
direction can readily result in it tipping over if the brake is suddenly applied.
Be sure to always apply the wheel brakes and tie with rope to secure the tower
light when loaded on a vehicle. Set the dolly handle to the right or left and
place wheel chocks to stop the front wheels from moving in order to prevent
the rope from becoming loose.
WARNING: DROPPING/INJURY
If moving the tower light generator by use of a forklift, be sure to always lower
the mast to the lowest position with the generator loaded before inserting the
forks completely into the generator.
Be sure to always use the lifting lug to lift up the tower light.
<Note>
Be sure to always use the dolly tow hook if towing or pulling this generator such as if the
wheels are stuck in sand. Towing by using a part that is not indicated can result in
deformation and damage.
Do not subject the lamp fitting to impacts. An impact to the lamp could result in lamp
damage.
To lift this tower light, place the lamp fitting so that
it is horizontal, and rotate it so that the lamp fitting
is facing the opposite direction of the lifting lug. The
lamp fitting could become damaged or dirty if the
lamp fitting gets near the lifting lug and contacts
the hooks or wires of the crane.
Be sure to always cover the lamp fitting when
transporting on a vehicle, and secure so that the
front edge of the lamp fitting is facing the direction
of movement of the vehicle. Transporting loaded
on a vehicle with no cover can result in the balloon
fabric being lashed by the wind and resulting
damage. Setting the lamp fitting in the opposite
direction can result in the wind penetrating through
the cover opening, causing not only the cover to
blow off but also damage to the balloon fabric.
Be careful when lifting the tower light as it tilts
slightly to the mast side in order to prevent damage
from the mast or lamp fitting contacting the crane
hook or wires.
Securely tighten the handles (rotation and tilt handles) for securing the lamp fitting when
transporting on a vehicle. Insecure tightening can result in the lamp fitting moving,
causing it to fall off the vehicle or be otherwise damaged.
Do not attach or tie rope to the dolly handle. Doing so could damage the handle.
You can also scoop up the equipment by using a forklift directly under the tower light
generator.
Lifting Lug
Lamp Fitting

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<Note>
If moving the tower light generator by use of a forklift, be sure to always lower the mast to
the lowest position with the generator loaded before inserting the forks completely into the
generator.
When scooping up the tower light generator with a forklift to transport it, do not move
forward down a steep incline or rotate the forklift suddenly. Doing so could result in the
tower light generator slipping off from the forks and falling.
Do not scoop up with a forklift from the front of the tower light generator. The equipment
might become unbalanced and fall off while transporting.
(1)When scooping up by using a forklift from the mast side (rear) of the tower light
generator.
Place the lamp fitting so that it is horizontal and the front edge of the lamp fitting is facing
forwards, and secure it. Fully insert the forks aligned with the fork position labels and
scoop up the equipment.
<Note>
Always be sure to insert the forks so that they are inserted into the indicated fork guides.
Failure to insert the forks into the guides can result in damage to the tower light generator,
or cause the equipment to become unbalanced and fall off while transporting.
(2)When scooping up by using a forklift from the side of the tower light generator.
Place the lamp fitting so that it is horizontal and the front edge of the lamp fitting is facing
forwards, and secure it. Fully insert the forks aligned with the fork position labels and scoop
up the equipment.
<Note>
Always be sure to insert the fork inserted to the front wheel side of the tower light
generator so that it is inserted within the indicated metal loop. Failure to insert the fork into
the metal loop can cause the equipment to become unbalanced and fall off while
transporting.
Forks
Generator
Fork Position
Label
Fork GuideBrake Pedal
Fork
Positions
Fork
Fork
Generator
Generator
Loop

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9. Lamp Replacement Procedures
WARNING: ELECTRIC SHOCK
Do not touch this tower light during operation if it or your body is wet.
Be sure to always stop the engine before performing any check or
maintenance of the lamp and other parts.
CAUTION: INJURY/BURNS
Do not touch the mast, winch drum or wire when the mast is moving up/down.
To change the direction of the lamp fitting, hold the lamp fitting lever with one
hand and support the lamp fitting while loosening the fixing handles (rotation
and tilt handles).
Do not tighten the lamp with excessive force. Doing so could damage the
lamp.
Do not touch the lamp, lamp guard or ballast when the lamp is lit up or
immediately after being turned off because they are extremely hot.
<Note>
Use a "MF1000B/BD" 1,000-W metal halide lamp manufactured by Iwasaki Electric (rated
voltage of 250 V) for the lamp. When disposing of a replaced lamp, do so in a manner that
is in compliance with laws related to industrial waste. Contact the authorized distributor
where this tower light was purchased if you have any inquiries regarding proper disposal.
Remove the balloon fabric.
(Refer to "6-2. Installing the Balloon Fabric",
and perform the procedures in the reverse
order.)
Remove the four butterfly nuts and then
remove the lamp holder.
Put both hands through the large opening of
the lamp guard lattice (lamp base side) and
turn the lamp to the left.
Loosen the lamp, and put your hand through
the front side of the lamp guard to remove the
lamp.
Install the lamp. (By performing the above
procedures in the reverse order)
Install the balloon fabric.
(Refer to "6-2. Installing the Balloon Fabric".)
1
2
3
4
5
6
Butterfly Nut (4)
Lamp Guard
Lamp Holder
Lamp Guard
Loosen
Lamp

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10. Lamp Fitting Installing/Removing Procedures
Perform the following procedures to remove the balloon lamp fitting when it is installed to a
stand or pole. Install by performing the procedures in the reverse order.
Apply the wheel brakes.
(Refer to "5-2. Applying the Wheel Brakes".)
Move the mast to the lowest position.
(Refer to "5-5. Lifting/Lowering the Mast".)
Disconnect the cord connected to the
bottom of the lamp fitting base. Turn the
connector ring to the left to remove it and
pull out the connector.
Secure the lamp fitting at an angle that is
slightly raised above level. (Refer to "5-4.
Using the Lamp Fitting".)
<Note>
If the lamp fitting is lowered to level,
removing the nut and bolt in Step
5
can
result in the lamp fitting slipping and falling
off.
Remove the upper part from the lamp
fitting base but leave the tilt part remaining.
Remove the nut and bolt, supporting the
lamp fitting so that it remains well balanced,
and pull it off of the shaft.
11. Generator Loading/Unloading Procedures
WARNING: DROPPING/INJURY
Securely tighten the bolts and nuts securing the generator when loading a
generator that has been removed from a dolly.
Unload the generator according to the following procedures when using the generator
alone.
Load by performing the procedures in the reverse order.
<Note>
Check that the generator frequency is the same as that of the ballast when loading the
generator on the dolly.
Apply the wheel brakes. (Refer to "5-2.Applying the Wheel Brakes".)
Place the lamp fitting so that it is horizontal, and rotate it so that the lamp fitting is facing
the opposite direction of the lifting lug.
(Refer to "5-4. Using the Lamp Fitting".)
Remove the power cord from the generator output outlet.
1
2
3
4
5
1
3
2
Bolt
Nut
Ring
Connector
Cord
Lamp Fitting Base
Shaft
Tilt Part
Pull Out
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