How to Unfold an RS514T Track Recycling Screen
Step-by-step instructions and video guide for safely unfolding an RS514T track recycling screen before operation
Safety Checklist (Before Unfolding)
Before unfolding the RS514T track recycling screen, ensure the following checks have been completed:
✅ The machine is positioned on level, stable ground
✅ All personnel are clear of the machine and unfolding area
✅ Emergency stop (E‑stop) buttons are checked and functioning
✅ Engine oil level has been checked and is within specification
✅ Diesel fuel level is sufficient for operation
✅ Hydraulic oil level has been checked and is correct
✅ No visible damage, loose components, or obstructions are present
✅ All guards and protective covers are correctly fitted
✅ The operator has clear visibility of all moving components
⚠️ Important:
If any of the above checks are not satisfactory, do not start or unfold the machine.
Sequence
- Start Generator
- Switch Hydraulic Powerpack on
- Unfold Fold Fines Conveyor
- Unfold Mid Size Conveyor
- Raise Oversize Conveyor
- Move Feeder toward screen
- Raise Screen
- Secure modules with pins to ensure no movement during operation
FAQs
- Start Generator
- Switch Hydraulic Powerpack on
- Unfold Fold Fines Conveyor
- Unfold Mid Size Conveyor
- Raise Oversize Conveyor
- Move Feeder toward screen
- Raise Screen
- Secure modules with pins to ensure no movement during operation
NOTE. Make sure the machine is level
NOTE:
Ensure pre-start checks have been completed
- Check Engine Oil Level
- Check the Diesel Level
- Check the Hydraulic Oil Level
- Check eStops
- Check that all personnel are clear of the equipment
If any of the above are not satisfactory do not start the machine
Turn the key switch to ‘ON’. Generator will start. HMI will boot up in a few seconds
The Hydraulic Powerpack is on a timer.
Timer has timed out.
Switch the Powerpack on again at the HMI
Yes – unfold the fe discharge chute first before .
When carried out correctly and without interruption, unfolding the RS514T typically takes around 10–15 minutes, depending on site conditions and operator experience.