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Operator’s Manual

CargoMaster

A 130/131

A 281

O 10

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Summary of Contents for CargoMaster A 130

Page 1: ...Operator s Manual CargoMaster A 130 131 A 281 O 10...

Page 2: ...with the Adjustable Toe Plate 5 8 Loading a Vehicle 5 9 Unloading a Vehicle 5 10 Climbing Upstairs 5 11 Climbing Downstairs 5 12 Operation in Single Step Mode 6 Accessories 6 1 Horizontal Platform 6...

Page 3: ...re a certain skill in using the CargoMaster For this reason we ask you to read the operator s manual carefully and pay particular attention to all warning and sa fety instructions before using the Car...

Page 4: ...ed but rotate freely The lifting levers are fixed to the motor shaft by means of teeth If the motor rotates then the lifting levers inevitably also rotate around the axis D which is both the axis of t...

Page 5: ...aft the lifting levers rotate around the axis of the big wheels which in turn inevitably lifts the frame The rotation moves from 0 to 45 and at position 90 one can see that the lifting levers lifted t...

Page 6: ...10 Fastening Lever Technical Data A 130 Dimensions Height 1120 mm Width 580 mm Depth 470 mm Handlebars extendible up to 1770 mm Weight with batteries 31 kg Lifting Capacity 130 kg Sealed Batteries 12...

Page 7: ...r 10 Fastening Lever Technical Data A 131 Dimensions Height 1120mm Width 580 mm Depth 470 mm Handlebars extendible up to 1770 mm Weight with batteries 32 kg Lifting Capacity 130 kg Sealed Batteries 12...

Page 8: ...rger 10 Fastening Screw Knob Technical Data A 281 Dimensions Height 1130mm Width 590 mm Depth 520 mm Handlebars extendible up to 1800 mm Weight with batteries 43 kg Lifting Capacity 280 kg Sealed Batt...

Page 9: ...hnical Data O 10 Dimensions Height 890mm Width 610 mm Depth 460 mm 250 mm fork folded Handlebars extendible up to 1400 mm Weight with batteries 26 kg Lifting Capacity 100 kg Sealed Batteries 12 V 12 A...

Page 10: ...the loading surface of the frame is al most in a horizontal position this movement lifts the big wheels off the ground so that only the small supporting wheels still touch the ground At this point the...

Page 11: ...ster lock turn off the machine immediately Never transport people with the CargoMaster Only operate the CargoMaster in conjunction with the safety devices that belong to the particular machine Please...

Page 12: ...supporting wheels as shown in Figure 13 If this is not the case one can shift the load accordingly provided that your type of Cargo Master is equipped with an adjustable toe plate as shown in chapter...

Page 13: ...g on your type of CargoMaster adjust the handle bars by loosening either the fastening levers or the faste ning screw knobs on the frame and push the handlebars into the desired direction Make sure th...

Page 14: ...lt see Figure 17 You pick up the load by pushing your foot against the motor axle the other foot rests firmly on the ground while pulling at the handlebars tilting the CargoMaster with its load toward...

Page 15: ...spring urged stop bolts see Figure 19 Pull out the stop bolt as shown in Figure 20 Turn it by 90 see Figure 21 at which point the stop bolt snaps into a small indentation securing it against turning...

Page 16: ...oosen the safety belts Bring the CargoMaster in its highest possible position Drive the CargoMaster to the edge of the vehi cle s loading platform as shown in Figure 24 and tilt the load onto it For y...

Page 17: ...el as closely as possible under the load to the edge of the loading platform Then tilt the load onto the CargoMaster Put the CargoMaster in park position and secure the load with the safety belt as sh...

Page 18: ...lightly backwards to wards you i e keep the device always under tensible force 2 Push the up down switch to UP in itiating the climbing process The motor and the lifting levers begin to rotate and upl...

Page 19: ...g wheels touch down next to the small supporting wheels on the following step At this point there is another load al ternation which is compensated in turn by lifting the handlebars holding the CargoM...

Page 20: ...device precisely at such a position that the big wheels do not touch the ground anymore 2 Push the CargoMaster all the way up to the edge of the step until the braking wheels just reach over said edg...

Page 21: ...n next to the big wheels see Figure 39 5 As soon as the small supporting wheels also touch down on the step push the device forward until it reaches the edge of the step see Figure 40 from now on the...

Page 22: ...er each climbing cycle automatically This has the advantage that the user gains when climbing or descending e g particularly deep steps as much time as he or she needs to push the device all the way u...

Page 23: ...be easily attached to the CargoMaster except for type 010 without tools You simply hook it into the two specifically provided drilled holes in the frame of the CargoMas ter and unfold the supports whi...

Page 24: ...rs 3 Now let the small sup porting wheels climb onto the supporting frame as you would on a step and put down the handlebars of the CargoMaster as shown in Fi gure 42 4 Unlock the toe plate s stop bol...

Page 25: ...area C from 30 cm to max 52 cm from 52 cm to max 66 cm maximum dynamic load D 350 kg 350 kg protrusion A 80 cm 100 cm minimum support B 15 cm 15 cm weight 12 5 kg 27 5 lbs 16 5 kg 36 4 lbs The portab...

Page 26: ...m mend you get a spare set of batteries While one set is in use the second set can be recharged In order to prolong its lifetime the spare set of batteries should always be connected to the battery ch...

Page 27: ...ng the Chain As with all machines driven by chains such as e g motorbi kes or bicycles the chain has to be retightened now and then It is necessary to tighten the CargoMaster s chain as soon as you fe...

Page 28: ...lusively with fuses of the same amperage The circuit diagram and the spare fuses are located in the drive gear box 7 4 Changing the Batteries Unscrew the back part of the drive gear box 6 screws and r...

Page 29: ...each partial discharge i e after each use Lead batteries are subject to the so called self discharge Therefore whenever possible the lead batteries should al ways be connected to the Alber Automatic C...

Page 30: ...usively the special Alber Automatic Charger and the Alber charging ca ble for the car As soon as the batteries are fully charged the Alber Auto matic Charger switches to retaining of the charge which...

Page 31: ...s follows l a If the device rests on its small supporting wheels on a step put it down backwards on the stairs and remove the load l b If the device rests on its big wheels on a step you can use the C...

Page 32: ...them The warranty of the CargoMaster does not include faults or defects caused by l Insufficient or inappropriate maintenance on the part of the customer l Unapproved changes or inappropriate use of...

Page 33: ...he products type CargoMaster coincide with the relevant rules of the European Community EG Richtlinie Maschinen 89 392 EWG appendix 1 CE 95 CE Ulrich Alber manager Note Due to the continuous work on d...

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