Harmar Mobility AL010, Installation & Service Manual

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Outside Vehicle Lifts: Installation & Service Manual
06DEC19 | P/N: 630-00106 REV A
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OUTSIDE VEHICLE LIFTS: SECTION 6
LIFT ADJUSTMENTS
Section 6
Lift Adjustments
HOLD-DOWN FOOT HEIGHT
SETTING
The setting of the hold-down foot is critical to the
function of the lift and may cause damage to the lift,
scooter and/or person if improperly adjusted. Adjust
the hold-down foot using the following instructions
to ensure proper pressure to the scooter.
1. With the platform on the ground, run both nuts
down onto the hold-down foot, so the foot will
not catch onto the scooter’s deck. Drive the
scooter onto the platform, from left (driver’s
side) to right, until the rear wheels are positioned
in the cradle bar assembly. Stop when the rear
tires contact the ramps of the platform.
See Figure 6-1.
Figure 6-1
2.
For AL160, be sure that the frame of the scooter
is in contact with the platform. The front wheel
may have to be rotated.
CAUTION
!
2. Raise the platform until you hear the motor
clutch, which indicates the top of travel. The
hold-down foot should be above the scooter’s
deck. See Figure 6-2.
CLICK
CLICK
CLICK
CLICK
CLICK
CLICK
SCOOTER
DECK
Figure 6-2
3. Raise both nuts on the hold-down foot and allow
the foot to rest on top of the scooter’s deck.
While holding the stationary nut, run the bottom
nut up to the hold-down
arm and hand-tighten.
Lift the hold-down arm
up to eliminate slack
and to ensure the arm
is at its highest point.
There should be pressure
on the deck of the
scooter and the bottom
lock washer should be
compressed from the
bottom nut.
See Figure 6-3.
Hold-Down Foot
Cradle Bar
Stationary
Nut “Hold
Tight”
Hand-Tighten
Nut
Hold-Down Arm
Hold-Down Foot
Run Up
Nut
Run Both
Nuts Down
Figure 6-3