STEP 8 - FLOAT MODE AND FINAL STEPS (CONTINUED)
8.2
The speed, acceleration, and other features of the G-Force® can be adjusted using the Program
Menu available at the handle.
See the Program Mode section on page 25 for complete details
on modifying and programming features.
8.3
Please contact the Gorbel® factory (585-924-6262) if any of the following occur.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR UNIT YOURSELF.
• Excessive noise
• Unexpected operation
• Change in performance
• Damage or excessive wear to unit components
• Questions about the unit arise
Please do not be limited by these items only.
8.4
Keep Packing List, Installation & Operation Manual, Drawings, and any other inserts filed together
in a safe place for future reference.
WARNING
NEVER remove the load from the G-Force® while still in Float Mode. The control system will interpret the
removal of the load as operator intent to lift the load. Therefore, the unit will begin to drift up. The speed
of the unit drift directly correlates to the weight that was removed from the unit. The heavier the weight,
the faster the unit will travel.
WARNING
In Float Mode, the live load weight CANNOT be increased or decreased because this will cause unwanted
motion. Float Mode must be reinitiated each time the weight of the live load is changed.
CAUTION
If external forces are applied to the load while Float Mode is being initiated, the G-Force® will calculate
a baseline weight that is higher or lower than the actual weight being lifted. When the external force is
removed, the load will begin to drift in the opposite direction of the load that was applied.
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