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10. Maintenance and care
Prior to maintenance, all preparations must be taken to ensure that there is no risk to life and
limb and damage to objects when realising maintenance and repairs on the lift. Disconnect the
main electric power supply. Secure the working area around the lift against unauthorised
accessing.
Legal basis: BSV (ordinance on operational media and equipment), BGR500
(ordinance on operation of working equipment) and BGG945 (inspection of vehicle lifts)
Cleaning, care and maintenance work realised should potentially be assured through a service agreement to gua-
rantee the greatest possible availability and functionality of the plant.
The plant must be serviced by a competent person at regular intervals (once a year at the latest) pursuant to the
following schedule. The maintenance interval should be shortened in the case of intensive operation and higher
levels of soiling. The overall function of the plant should be observed during daily use. The Matthies workshop
service must be informed in the event of malfunctions or leaks.
10.1. Maintenance schedule for lift
Daily work:
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Clean type and instruction plates, labels, abridged operating instructions, safety stickers and warning signs
andeplace if damaged.
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Check the condition and function of the foot deflectors. Replace if damaged.
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Check the rubber support pads for wear and replace if necessary.
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Always check the condition of electrical
cables during installation and maintenance. All cables and lines must be secure or secured to stop them being
crushed or bent and prevent them touching any moving parts.
Work realised at least once a year:
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Check support arm locking system and toothed disk for wear. Replace if visible wear is detected.
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Check the support arm extenders, support arm pins and threaded pick-up plate bolts for ease of movement.
Lubricate lightly with a multi-purpose grease if necessary. Avoid excessive lubrication.
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Check the tracks and lift carriage sliders for wear. After cleaning, lubricate with a multi-purpose grease.
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Check all fastening screws and anchoring dowels with a torque spanner.
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Caution: The glued dowels should only be tightened with maximum 30 Nm!
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 ...