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3-5. OPERATION

3-5.1 TRAINING

Only operators trained to adhere strictly to the operating instructions shall be permitted to 

operate the lift table.

The user shall ensure that operators understand that safe operation is the operator’s                 

responsibility. The user shall also ensure that operators are knowledgeable of and observe the 

safety rules and practices.

An effective operator training program should center around company’s policies, operating    

conditions , and lift tables, The program should be presented completely to all new operators 

and not condensed for those claiming previous experience.

3-5.2 LOADING

1.  Always center the load on the platform as much as possible. Refer to paragraph 3-3 

for load capacity.

2.  If the load is lifted at the sides or ends of the platform, refer to paragraph 3-3.1 for 

static edge load capacity.

3.  When a load is rolled onto the platform the lift table should be fully lowered. Refer 

to paragraph 3-3.2 for rolling edge load capacity.

3-5.3 RAISING

CAUTION: Do not exceed the rated frequency of operation indicated on the lift table.

Pressing and holding the UP push button activates the pump and motor causing the cylinder(s) 

to extend and the platform to raise. If the table is overloaded, the relief valve should open,     

preventing buildup of excessive pressure. When the lift table reaches a preset height the lift 

limit switch will cause the lift table to stop. When the UP push button is released the platform 

with remain in position.

CAUTION: Do not continue to press the UP push button if the lift table has reached the end 

of its travel or is not raising. The pump and/or motor can be permanently damaged by doing 

this.

3-5.4 LOWERING

Pressing and holding the DOWN push button activates the lower solenoid valve. Oil from the 

cylinder is directed back to the reservoir, allowing the lift table to lower at a controlled rate. 
When the DOWN push button is released, the platform will remain in position.

Summary of Contents for Roto-Max

Page 1: ...Roto Max Work Positioner Operation Maintenance Lift Products Inc P O Box 349 Elm Grove Wisconsin 53122 0349 PH 877 543 8776 FX 262 521 5725 Manual 19950 1...

Page 2: ...rating position Never place and part of your body into the structure Keep feet clear of lift table Do not overload lift table Check capacity plate for load weight and loading information Before liftin...

Page 3: ...el number serial number and lifting capacities are stamped on the name plate Figure 1 1 The lift travel can be determined by subtracting the lowered height from the el evated height Users shall comply...

Page 4: ...es incorporated into the design are All control functions automatically return to OFF when released Travel limit switch to restrict lift motion above the preset limit Pressure compensated flow control...

Page 5: ...to the power receptacle 4 Using the control box check for proper operation When the UP button is depressed the platform should remain stationary When the DOWN button is pressed the platform should lo...

Page 6: ...Do not handle unstable or loosely stack loads Use special care when handling long high or wide loads to avoid tipping loss of load or striking bystanders 5 Check for obstructions when raising or lower...

Page 7: ...Operator Check List which can be modified as necessary to fit your operation WARNING Periodic maintenance of this lift table by a QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN is required CAUTION A QUALIFIED SERVICE TECHNICI...

Page 8: ...g fittings or damaged lines Check for proper operation of lift and lower to their maximum positions Check for signs of leakage Check for loose or bent mounting Check that the limit switch shuts off th...

Page 9: ...atform the lift table should be fully lowered Refer to paragraph 3 3 2 for rolling edge load capacity 3 5 3 RAISING CAUTION Do not exceed the rated frequency of operation indicated on the lift table P...

Page 10: ...el No Shift CHECK Decals Name Plate Condition of Hydraulic Lines Condition of Power Switchbox Controls Lift Lower Controls Lift Limit Operations Missing Hardware Hydraulic Leaks Cylinders Valves Hoses...

Page 11: ...11 NOTES...

Page 12: ...should be increased accordingly These procedures must be performed by a qualified technician or your Lift Products service representative INTERVAL INSPECTION OR SERVICE Monthly Check condition of pum...

Page 13: ...hannel See Table 4 2 No 3 7 Position the cylinder s in the channel and secure with the mounting bolt s 8 Raise the platform and position the maintenance safety bars in their proper disengaged position...

Page 14: ...bricate Replace Overhaul cylinder Replace Check power source Repair as required Replace Correct condition Replace Repair as required Look for loose fittings in the hydraulic line Repair fittings Look...

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Page 17: ...ll Models 125 R012 Cylinder All Models 125 2 M92 Flow Control Valve All Models 125 1352 1 5 Steel Hydraulic Line All Models 125 36 7290 Pressure Hose All Models 125 31RB Push Button Control All Models...

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