• General: The unit must be used according to instructions to prevent damage or injury. It complies with BS EN ISO 17050-1:2010 and the EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
• Foreseeable Misuse: Avoid exceeding the maximum safe working load, unnecessary travel with a raised load, or altering the unit's specifications. Safety mechanisms must remain enabled.
• Approved Conditions: Operate in dry environments, within 5°C to 40°C, and below 2000m altitude. Ensure proper lighting and secure, level surfaces.
• Proprietor Responsibilities: Ensure safe use for intended purposes. Users must read and understand instructions, and conduct a risk assessment before use.
• Attachments and Accessories: Modifications require manufacturer approval and a risk assessment.
• Safety Regulations: Only trained personnel should operate the unit. Report damage immediately and use original parts for repairs.

Provides a detailed description of the unit's components and functionalities.

• Pre-start Inspections: Conduct thorough checks before operation.
• Charging Operation: Follow specific guidelines for charging the unit.
• Unit Controls: Familiarize with all controls for safe operation.
• Moving the Unit: Adhere to speed limits and operational guidelines.
• Lift and Lower Functions: Operate with caution, especially with raised loads.
• Clamping and Rotating Drums: Follow procedures for clamping pressures and drum rotation.

• Maintenance Checklist: Regular checks are essential for safe operation.
• Troubleshooting: Guidelines for addressing common issues.
• Consumables: Use original parts for replacements like oil, clamping pads, and batteries.

Details the technical specifications and general arrangement of the unit.

• Decommissioning: Follow procedures for safe decommissioning and disposal.
• Recommissioning: Conduct safety tests after unusual incidents.

Clean the unit daily if exposed to aggressive substances. Use detergent and a damp cloth, avoiding flammable liquids and pressurized water. Keep Ex environments clean and dust-free.

PPE is mandatory, including safety shoes, glasses, gloves, hearing protection, and overalls. A hard hat is required for overhead loads. Follow health and safety procedures.

Dispose of parts and oils per environmental regulations. Hydraulic hoses should be serviced by competent personnel. Lift chains must be clean and lubricated with a citrus cleaner and PTFE spray.

Manage ignition risks from static electricity. Ensure earthing chains are fitted and wheels are clean. Electrical cables should be dry, clean, and routinely checked.

Use designated lifting points and qualified personnel. Secure the unit during transport with tension belts and wedges. Improper lifting or fastening can cause accidents.

The STE05-RRH01 is a five-wheeled electric-hydraulic stacker for drums of 50-220 liters. It features enclosed geometry for safety and a 300kg safe working load.

Operators must read the manual and wear PPE. Pre-start inspections include checking for damage, leaks, and ensuring the battery is charged. Test emergency stops and brakes.

Park near a 230V outlet, turn off the unit, and plug in the charger. Keep the battery fully charged to avoid damage.

Ensure the load does not exceed capacity and is at the correct height. Use the throttle for movement and maintain a constant speed on flat surfaces.

Use lift/lower buttons to move the carriage. An emergency stop is available on the control panel.

Open arms to full width, position the unit, and clamp the drum securely. Use the pressure gauge to ensure correct clamping force.

Use the pressure gauge to ensure the load is clamped correctly. The gauge has color-coded zones for recommended pressures.

• Position the box section between rim clamp fins and insert the pin into the highest hole, ensuring alignment with the base.
• For gates, slide the pin into the gate bracket holes and secure with 'R' clips.

• Ensure load does not exceed unit capacity and is undamaged and clamped correctly.
• Use tip/return buttons to orient the drum, avoiding floor contact to prevent damage.
• Maximum allowable torque for rotating an offset load is 320Nm.

• Maintenance intervals: Weekly (W) and Annually (A).
• Checklist includes testing brakes, hydraulic systems, checking oil levels, and inspecting chassis and superstructure.
• Troubleshooting involves checking emergency stops, battery charge, and hydraulic oil levels.
• Consumables must be original STS parts; deviations may void warranty.

• Replace clamping pads if worn or damaged; use M10 bolts and washers for fitting.
• Polycarbonate guarding should be replaced if damaged; follow specific steps for installation.

• Replace batteries if damaged or not holding charge; follow isolation procedures before replacement.
• Handle lead-acid batteries with care, ensuring no inflammable materials are nearby during charging.
• Dispose of batteries according to environmental regulations.

• Batteries contain corrosive acid; avoid contact and dispose of acid according to regulations.
• Wear protective clothing and safety glasses when handling batteries.
• In case of contact with skin or eyes, rinse with water and seek medical attention.
• Use only sealed battery containers and follow national guidelines.

• Charging produces explosive gases; ensure proper ventilation and avoid ignition sources.
• Use only the supplied charger for the unit's batteries.
• Inspect cables and connections for damage before charging.
• Keep the area around the unit free of flammable materials.

• Replace damaged wheels using appropriate tools and ensure the unit is isolated from power.
• Follow specific instructions for front and rear wheel replacement, ensuring stability during the process.

• Dimensions and capacities are specified with tolerances; key dimensions include straddle width, mast height, and lift stroke.
• Maximum load capacity is 300kg, with a noise level of 79dBa and system voltage of 24V.

• Store the unit in a dry, frost-free environment if out of service for over a month.
• Perform necessary maintenance tasks such as cleaning, brake testing, and battery charging.
• Follow regulations for disposal of components and ensure only trained personnel disassemble the unit.
• Recommissioning involves reconnecting the battery and performing safety checks.

• Conduct annual safety inspections or after unusual incidents by a qualified inspector.

• For technical support, contact STS at +44 (0) 1736 851050.