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9. Behaviour in case of malfunction
Impaired operational readiness of the lift may be the result of a simple fault. Inspect the plant for specified
causes of faults. The Matthies workshop service should be informed if the fault cannot be remedied through
checking of the specified causes.
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Independent repair work on safety equipment of the lift and inspections
of the electrical system should only be realised by skilled personnel.
Problem: Motor fails to start.
Possible causes:
Remedy:
No power supply.
Check power supply.
Main switch is not activated or defective.
Check main switch.
Main on-site fuse defective.
Check fuse, replace if necessary.
Power supply line interrupted.
Check power supply line.
Thermal protection of motor active.
Allow motor to cool down.
Motor defective.
Inform workshop service.
Problem: Motor running, load is not raised.
Possible causes:
Remedy:
Vehicle is too heavy.
Unload vehicle.
One phase conductor is not connected or twisted.
Check or connect phase conductor.
Hydraulic oil level is too low.
Refill correct hydraulic oil.
Hydraulic valve defective.
Inform workshop service.
Pressure relief valve defective.
Inform workshop service.
Air/leakage in hydraulic system.
Check for leak, inform workshop service if necessary.
Problem: Lift cannot be lowered.
Possible causes:
Remedy:
Lift resting on obstacle.
Press “Up” button until the obstacle can be removed
Hydraulic valve defective.
Inform workshop service.
“Down” button defective.
Have button checked.
Safety catch does not trigger.
Inform workshop service.
Problem: Lift lowers without being operated.
Possible causes:
Remedy:
Hydraulic lines leaking.
Repair leakage, inform workshop service if necessary.
Seal rings on pump outlet damaged.
Replace seal rings, inform workshop service if necessary.
Summary of Contents for FOX 4000 H
Page 11: ...9 6 3 Data sheets a Standard version with 4090 mm ...
Page 12: ...10 b Lift column extension version with 4690 mm ...
Page 13: ...11 6 4 Load distribution ...
Page 14: ...12 6 5 Foundation plan ...
Page 15: ...13 6 6 Electrical diagram and parts list ...
Page 16: ...14 6 7 Hydraulic diagram and hydraulic parts list ...
Page 32: ...30 12 7 Installation of covers pipe clips and hydraulic line ...
Page 33: ...31 ...
Page 34: ...32 Ensure that hydraulic hoses F G and I are firmly connected and no leaks are evident ...
Page 37: ...35 12 10 Installation of limit switch ...
Page 41: ...39 B Safety catch A Cable from control cabinet B Safety catch cable ...
Page 42: ...40 C Shut off bar C Cable from control cabinet D Safety catch cable ...
Page 44: ...42 E Pump unit A Limit switch cable B Column extension cable bushing ...
Page 45: ...43 A Limit switch cable C Cable sleeve Clamp 102 Clamp 111 ...
Page 49: ...47 12 16 Dowel data sheet ...
Page 62: ...60 16 CE Confirmation ...