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5 .

Ope ra t ing I nst ruc t ions

 

5.1 Check T he Safety Lock Assembly:

1.

WARNING!

 Never operate the 

l

ift if the 

s

afety 

l

ock 

a

ssembly is not working.

2.

ALWAYS RELEASE THE MANUAL SAFETY LOCK LATCH BAR ONCE AIR PRESSURE IS

APPLIED THROUGH THE FOOT PEDAL TO THE CYLINDER AND THE LIFT STARTS TO
RAISE.

3.

Raise the lift all the way with no load on the lift.

4.

With the lift fully raised, ensure the 

s

afety 

l

atch 

b

ar is down so it will engage on the 

l

ocks. With the 

l

ocking

 

b

ar

in position, always lower the 

l

ift until the 

s

afety 

b

ar rests on a 

l

ock and supports the 

l

ift.

5.

T H I S T EST  SH OU LD BE DON E ON  A DAI LY  BASI S T O 

E

N SU RE 

THAT THE 

SAFET Y  BAR I S

WORK I N G

 

CORRECT LY !

CAUTION:

 If  the 

s

afety 

l

ock 

a

ssembly does not engage, fully low er the 

l

ift and have a

n

 

APlusLift

 qualified service technician immediately repair 

the 

s

afety 

l

ock 

a

ssembly or contact your distributor. 

(DO NOT USE THE 

LIFT UNTIL THE SAFETY LOCKING SYSTEM IS WORKING PROPERLY.)

5.2 To Position, Lift, And Low er Equipment On T he Lift:

1.

Before pushing equipment onto the 

l

ift make sure that the 

l

ift is fully lowered, and the approach ramps are

attached and resting on the floor. Also, for two wheel

ed

 equipment, ensure that the 

f

ront 

w

heel 

v

ise is opened

up enough to fit the equipment’s front wheel. Loads must be centered on the table at all times. The center of

the table is rated for a maximum load of 1,500 lbs.

2.

Push the equipment over the 

l

ift while keeping the equipment parallel with the 

l

ift and aligning the center of

gravity of the equipment with the center of the 

l

ift. For motorcycles and other two wheel vehicles/equipment,

push forward until the front wheel goes between the clamps on the 

f

ront

 w

heel 

v

ise. 

DO N OT  DRI V E

EQU I PM EN T  ON T O OR OFF OF T H E LI FT ! PERSON AL I N J U RY  M AY  OCCU R WH I LE
ST EPPI N G DOWN  FROM  T H E EQU I PM EN T, AN D CAN  ALSO CAU SE SERI OU S DAM AGE
T O T H E LI FT ! PU SH  EQU I PM EN T  ON T O T H E LI FT  WI T H OU T  PASSEN GERS! AGAI N ,
N EV ER DRI V E EQU I PM EN T  ON T O Y OU R LI FT !

3.

Engage the parking brake of the equipment if applicable.

4.

Once the equipment is parked and the ignition is turned off, secure the equipment to the lift by tightening
the 

f

ront 

w

heel 

v

ise 

(WARNING: Make sure to only tighten the Front Wheel Vise enough

to create a snug grip on the w heel. Do NOT overtighten the clamp as this can possibly
damage your w heel.)

5.

Before 

l

ifting: 

Alw ays tie dow n the equipment using straps through the tie dow n eyelets

mounted on the lift’s table surface

.

 DO T H I S EV ERY  T I M E BEFORE OPERAT I N G 

THE

LI FT !

6.

To raise the lift, use the foot pedal control to feed air to the lift. Once the lift reaches the desired height, return
the foot pedal to a neutral position.

7.

Always secure the lift using the safety locking system by grabbing the orange / red safety bar and swinging it
down. Once a lock is in position, lower the lift using the foot pedal control until it rests on that lock.

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APlusLift MT1500 & MT1500X 

I N ST ALLAT I ON  M a nua l

Summary of Contents for MT1500

Page 1: ...FEATURES Drop Tail Design 7 Position Safety Locking System FREE Service Jack FREE Adjustable Front Extension Includes FREE Front Wheel Vise Front Wheel Stop 2 YEAR PARTS WARRANTY Optional Parts Avail...

Page 2: ...Serial No Installation Date Distributor Dist Phone Number Installer Installer Phone Number www apluslift com Phone 800 616 9618 Text 425 300 2600 Email help apluslift com APlusLift MT1500 MT1500X INST...

Page 3: ...etup 13 4 5 Vise Installation 13 4 6 Side Extension Installation 14 5 Operating Instructions 15 5 1 Check The Safety Lock Assembly 15 5 2 To Position Lifting And Lowering Vehicles and Equipment on Lif...

Page 4: ...responsibility of the owner operator and not covered under any warranties or damage that may occur Follow the instructions in this guide carefully to ensure proper function efficiency and a long opera...

Page 5: ...of the lift All loads should be center balanced on this line of the lift Overloading one side of the equipment may damage the lift and or cause injury Drop Out Tail NOTE We have optional roller assem...

Page 6: ...Height 32 Full Rise Working Condition Temperature 41 F 104 F Working Condition Humidity 30 80 Transport Storage Temperatures 13 F 131 F Air Requirements 90 120 psi The required air supply for the APl...

Page 7: ...IPMENT POSSIBILITY OF EQUIPMENT OVERTURN AND OR DAMAGE TO LIFT MAY HAPPEN DO NOT PLACE ANY POLES UNDER EQUIPMENT AND LOWER IT TO DISMANTLE THE PART FROM THE RAISED EQUIPMENT DO NOT MODIFY ANY SAFETY S...

Page 8: ...in nature and are meant to generally represent hazards common to all automotive lifts regardless of specific style READ OPERATING AND SAFETY MANUALS BEFORE USING THE LIFT DO NOT OPERATE A DAMAGED LIFT...

Page 9: ...of electric shock or injury 14 DANGER Make sure you know the weight of the equipment you are going to lift before using the lift Do not exceed the maximum lift capacity 1 500 pounds for the lift Overl...

Page 10: ...ation and operation The leveling pipe must be installed through the main front roller assembly for proper lift operation as well 4 DO NOT install this lift on any asphalt surface Only on concrete surf...

Page 11: ...sed or implied resulting from improper installation or use of this lift Always use an APlusLift authorized professional installer 2 All persons using this equipment must be responsible qualified and c...

Page 12: ...CABLE RESTRAINT FROM SCISSOR MECHANISM MAKE SURE THAT THE ROLLER GUIDES CONNECTED TO THE CYLINDER ROD ARE ON THEIR TRACKS CORRECTLY BEFORE RAISING THE LIFT Connect the foot operated air valve to 90 1...

Page 13: ...ns Simply bolt the movable clamp onto the left side of the lift as you look at it from the rear using the provided bolts Next mount the stationary clamp onto the right side of the lift The APlusLift M...

Page 14: ...ed The long extension tubes run all the way through underneath the front side of the table assembly and also in front of the drop out tail on some models You must remove both end caps slide the stabil...

Page 15: ...s The center of the table is rated for a maximum load of 1 500 lbs 2 Push the equipment over the lift while keeping the equipment parallel with the lift and aligning the center of gravity of the equip...

Page 16: ...wn into the locking ladder and raising or lowering the lift using the foot pedal controls until the lock bar rests on the next available lock Note The foot pedal is not made to hold the load for exten...

Page 17: ...Pre Operation Check The user should at least perform the following checks daily Daily check of safety locking latch system is very important the discovery of device failure could save you from expensi...

Page 18: ...irt some oil through the bleed hole in the plate end of the cylinder to lubricate the piston 6 4 The following repairs should only be performed by an APlusLift authorized trained maintenance expert Re...

Page 19: ...ivot Shaft APlus 1019 Screw Cap Stabilizer Bar APlus 1020 Cam Bearing Spacer APlus 1021 Cam Roller Bearing APlus HFV Hose w Fitting Valve APlus FP Foot Pedal Assembly APlus 1026 Cylinder Shaft Assembl...

Page 20: ...www apluslift com Phone 800 616 9618 Text 425 300 2600 Email help apluslift com Copyright C 2020 TM Notes APlusLift MT1500 MT1500X InstallatIon Manual 20 of 20...

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