Live CK1600 Geometry & Rated Capacity Curve
Every row is read from the spec book charts in Unit 126’s profile (PDF p21–p22, notes p20): the Standard arrangement, 116,820 lb counterweight + 22,050 lb carbody weight. Representative, not serial-matched.
CK1600 LMI Controller & Interlock Twin
Working assumption: Unit 126 is a CK1600 with the button/menu LMI, not a CK1600G touchscreen — still to be confirmed at the machine (profile open question 2).
Gauge Cluster Fault Code Simulator (O&M PDF p49–p56)
Crawler Footprint, Translifter & O&M 4.1 Stability Matrix
Visualize why counterweight combinations, single-track assembly, and ground slope gate what Unit 126 may do.
Field Decision Scenario
Make the Operator’s Call:
Brake, Wire Rope, Guy Line & Drum Inspector
Practise reading the inspection criteria in O&M Chapter 6 (Wire Rope, p234–239) and Chapter 7 (Maintenance, p240–331) against readings you enter.
9-Stage CK1600 Self-Assembly Sequencer
Step through O&M Chapter 4 (p142–205) in the manual’s own order, from erecting the gantry to checking the safety device. Selecting a stage moves the 3D view above to a matching pose. Disassembly is Chapter 5 (p206–233), with its own order.
Training & Qualification Boundary: Chart values, deductions and limits in this studio are read from Unit 126’s profile, which cites the Kobelco CK1600 Operation & Maintenance Manual (S2GN00003ZE10, applicable from GN03-02001) and the supplied CK1600 spec book; scenario figures are marked as scenario figures. An “open question” number is that item’s place in the profile’s extraction.open_questions list, counted from 0. The spec book charts are representative, not serial-matched. This is training, not lift approval: a serial-matched chart set, the stamped hook-block weights on Unit 126 and the employer’s practical evaluation are still required. The employer — not this program — makes competent and qualified person determinations, and completing it does not confer qualification.