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Care and Maintenance
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To Be Inspected by a Qualified Technician
* Once a year or every 15 hours recorded on the hour meter—which ever occurs first.
INSPECTIONS OF THE LIFT
FREQUENCY
Before
every use
Every
week
Every
year
(15h*)
•
Inspect all weld sites for cracking or separation on lift and
spreader bar/DPS.
X
•
Make sure that all nuts and locknuts of the base open/close
mechanism are securely fastened and the ball joints are in good
condition.
X
•
Check both mast bolts to ensure that they are tight.
X
•
Verify if the pivot bolts on legs are tight.
X
•
Check that the casters are securely tightened.
X
•
Lubricate pivot points if necessary (use food grade type
grease).
X
•
Check the function of the emergency lowering device by
applying weight to the lift and activating the lowering device.
X
•
Make sure that the legs are perpendicular at 90 degrees to the
base with the help of a square.
X
•
Verify that the hole for the clevis pin has not widened.
X
•
Verify that the boom is not abnormally loose in relation with the
mast.
X
•
To ensure that the limit stops are functioning, run the boom
actuator as well as the base actuator to maximum and
minimum.
X
•
Press the emergency stop button and make sure that all
electrical power is cut off and that the green power light is off.
X
•
Check all functions of the hand control - ensure that the hand
control touch pad membrane is intact.
X
•
Check for the proper function of each auxiliary switch located on
the control box.
X
•
Verify that the batteries are in good condition and that they are
not leaking.
X
•
Inspect all cables.
X
•
Verify the actuator’s anti-crush system by physically retaining
the boom from lowering while pushing on the
DOWN
button. The
boom is supposed to stop.
X
