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MEANING OF SAFETY AND WARNING SIGNS 

 

WARNING signs 

MANDATORY ACTION signs 

 

Overview and keep visual control over the 

working area of the lift at all times. 

 

Contact your regional DHOLLANDIA distributor. 

 

General warning sign used to alert the user to 

potential hazards. All messages that follow this 

sign shall be obeyed to avoid possible harm. 

 

Consult the DHOLLANDIA website. 

Download from DHOLLANDIA website. 

 

Entrapment hazard. Keep hands, limbs, loose 

clothes and long hair away from moving parts. 

 

Read the manual or instructions. 

 

Crushing & shearing hazard. Keep hands away 

from moving parts. 

 

Hold onto guard rail. Protect yourself from falling 

off the platform, or vehicle floor. 

 

Crushing & shearing hazard. Keep feet away 

from moving parts. 

 

Wear safety gloves. 

 

Slipping hazard. 

 

Wear safety-toe shoes. 

 

Tripping hazard. 

 

Wear appropriate work clothes, avoid loose-

fitting clothes that might be trapped in the 

moving parts of the lift. 

 

Hazard caused by tilting objects. 

 

Wear safety protection, eye protection and a 

safety hard hat. 

 

Hazard of falling from heights. 

 

 

 

Crushing & entrapment hazard. Keep head, 

upper body and limbs away from moving parts. 

 

 

 

PROHIBITION signs 

 

General prohibition. DO NOT do! 

 

 DO NOT use machine by more than 1 operator! 

 

General prohibition. DO NOT do! 

 

 DO NOT step or stand here! 

 

 

Summary of Contents for DH-AB Series

Page 1: ...at 9 9160 LOKEREN Belgium Tel 32 0 9 349 06 92 Fax 32 0 9 349 09 77 e mail info dhollandia be website www dhollandia com DH AB OPERATION MANUAL Read the manual in its entirety before operating the mob...

Page 2: ...shear injury 14 7 4 Recommended daily inspection before use 16 7 5 Importance of preventative maintenance 17 7 6 Noise 17 8 MAXIMUM RATED CAPACITY 18 9 OPERATION 19 9 1 Use of the pallet jack mechanis...

Page 3: ...ate injury black letters on yellow background NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury white letters on blue background SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS indicate general instructions rela...

Page 4: ...ed from the DHOLLANDIA website www dhollandia com Country language selection Downloads Operation manuals select required manual Take notice of following important disclaimers DISCLAIMERS DHOLLANDIA di...

Page 5: ...RNING Improper use of the mobile column lift will put the operator and other parties at great risk of serious bodily injury and death Therefore the use of the mobile column lift is restricted to skill...

Page 6: ...ns mentioned in the Declaration of Conformity issued with each lift unless agreed otherwise for mobile column lifts exported outside of CE region The DH AB are mobile column lifts designed for lifting...

Page 7: ...trucks trailers and semi trailers Tire adaptors 4a are foreseen on the lift columns to adjust the space between the forks to smaller tire sizes of vans etc See section 9 4 on page 22 5 Safety lock L R...

Page 8: ...ting capacity 10 000 kg or 14 000 kg per pair as per client order Check the serial number decal or capacity decal of the lift Maximum lifting height 1500mm Main power source 3x400 volt Main fuse 32A C...

Page 9: ...r damage has occurred to the mobile column lift or the vehicle 3 Safety lock 2 locks mounted on the master and slave columns preventing that the lift forks and the vehicle drift down in case of accide...

Page 10: ...ter and slave columns in synchronization again See section 9 8 on page 28 6 Fail safety on the pallet jack mechanism before lifting a vehicle the operator must lower the lift columns to the ground by...

Page 11: ...ng and falling can result in serious bodily injury and death To prevent injury by slipping ALWAYS wear professional safety toe shoes with a good non slip sole DO NOT use the mobile column lift if it o...

Page 12: ...te the mobile column lift on wet dirty or muddy surfaces To reduce the risk of serious bodily injury or death make sure the working zone is sufficiently lighted Prior to operating the mobile column li...

Page 13: ...manufacturer for advice DO NOT lift one wheel of vehicles with a floating axle and multiple wheels e g all terrain trailers with dual floating wheels This may cause the mobile column lift to become un...

Page 14: ...he equipment requirements Less rated cords could overheat during operation The connection cords of the mobile column lifts should always be unplugged when leaving the mobile column lifts unattended AL...

Page 15: ...rking area of the mobile column ALWAYS operate the lift from a standing position on the ground at a safe distance of min 400 mm behind the master column and the electric control box ALWAYS keep hands...

Page 16: ...arts of the lift columns lift shaft lift forks and the vehicle will result in serious bodily injury or death To prevent people from being hit or crushed DO NOT allow any other person to stand in the p...

Page 17: ...the hydraulic hoses between the master and slave columns Make sure the hoses are undamaged not pinched or chafed anywhere and adequately protected by a protective sleeve and heavy duty cable covers Ch...

Page 18: ...IR MANUAL for specific instructions regarding periodic maintenance If a mobile column lift cannot be repaired immediately in case of breakdown it must be put out of operation and secured against unaut...

Page 19: ...capacity is limited to 4 x 1500 kg 6000 kg WARNING Overloading and improper use of the mobile column lift will put the operator and bystanders at great risk of serious bodily injury or death Such con...

Page 20: ...d to move the lift columns around NEVER use the mobile column lift to move vehicles machines or other objects to a different position Using the mobile column lift for transportation purposes can put t...

Page 21: ...ncy If equipped with a removable key push the switch and remove the key as long as the mobile column lift requires service or maintenance and it should be kept out of service The switch can only be re...

Page 22: ...y network and switch the main power switch ON Make sure the EMERGENCY STOP button is disengaged Press the RESET button Use the configuration selector to activate only 1 mobile column lift 2 columns or...

Page 23: ...um R22 5 1140 With tire adaptors Minimum R15 650 maximum R17 900 Mount the tire adaptor on the left side fork from a viewpoint in front of the open forks When installing the tire adaptor make sure the...

Page 24: ...lumn lift are interconnected via a wire and hose loom between both columns by means of an electrical plug and a hydraulic quick snap coupling To make the electrical connection between the master and s...

Page 25: ...iving the wheels over an uprotected wire and hose loom may damage the hydraulic hose and or electrical cable and cause premature failure of the system ALWAYS use heavy duty cable covers to protect the...

Page 26: ...mounted in highest position on the electrical control boxes on the master columns At both ends of the wire loom align the male plugs turn counter clockwise in front of the female sockets Push the plu...

Page 27: ...le and cause premature failure of the system ALWAYS use heavy duty cable covers to protect the wire and hose loom from damage caused by falling objects hot metal chips welding sparks and slag etc WARN...

Page 28: ...safety locks Press the LOWER button 5 to lower the vehicle to the ground Check visually that all lift forks go down in a synchronised way and the vehicle goes down level Continue to press LOWER 5 unti...

Page 29: ...ers at great risk of serious bodily injury or death as well as property damage to the mobile column lift and the vehicle DHOLLANDIA disclaims liability for all personal bodily injury and or property d...

Page 30: ...height Turn the handle of the levelling valve clockwise back to its default position Press LIFT LOWER to check if the master and slave columns go up and down in a synchronised way If levelling proces...

Page 31: ...ctor on the 2 master columns clockwise back to 4 to enable synchronised operation of all lift columns together Press LIFT LOWER to check if all lift forks go up and down in a synchronised way If level...

Page 32: ...ummarize the main points and that the operator must know understand and comply with the full contents of the operation manual Note the decals marked as EXAMPLE can vary in function of the maximum rate...

Page 33: ...32 DHOLLANDIA 10 2 TIRE ADAPTOR 10 3 LIFT FORKS EF0604 EN Adaptor instructions and MAX load placed on the side of the adaptor EF0545 WARNING placed on each side of the fork EXAMPLE...

Page 34: ...ushing shearing hazard Keep hands away from moving parts Hold onto guard rail Protect yourself from falling off the platform or vehicle floor Crushing shearing hazard Keep feet away from moving parts...

Page 35: ...ns of the electric controls Emergency exit Provision lever valve creating an emergency exit Manual emergency operation Unlock Disengage the mechanical locking system Lock Engage the mechanical locking...

Page 36: ...ANDIA replacement parts Consult the separate MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR MANUAL for safety instructions maintenance guidelines and troubleshooting support Lubricate the mobile column lift on a regular basi...

Page 37: ...etween the master and slave columns Make sure the hoses are undamaged not pinched or chafed anywhere and adequately protected by a protective sleeve and heavy duty cable covers Check for visible oil l...

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