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   CWL-20E 

Operation 

8.10

 

Park mode 

If  desired,  the  load  on  the  lift  table  can  be  transferred 
from  the  air  cylinder  to  the  mechanical  down  stop 
system  by  activating  Park  mode.  Park  mode  also 
automatically  pins  the  lifts  so  that  they  act  as  stands. 
The following steps explain how to activate Park mode. 

1.

 

Follow the steps in Section 8.7 to position the vehicle 
at the desired working height. 

2.

 

Push  and  release  the 

ENABLE

  button  and  within  5 

seconds, push and release the 

PARK 

button.  The lift 

system will now lower until the down stop catch pawl 
is  supported  on  the  down  stop  lug  and  the  pin  is 
inserted on all lift units in the system. 

 

NOTE

NOTE

NOTE

NOTE: The lifts will only park if they are all above the 
same  down  stop  lug.  If  they  are  not  all  above  the 
same  down  stop  lug,  the  “park  window  error” will  be 
indicated  and  the  lifts  will  have  to  be  Raised  or 
Lowered  until  all  the  lifts  are  above  the  same  down 
stop lug. 

3.

 

Once  all  the  units  in  the  system  have  Parked,  the 

PARKED

 indicator will turn blue. The 

LOWER

 button 

will  also  disappear  since  the  vehicle  will  need  to  be 
raised  off  the  down  stop  lugs  before  it  can  be 
lowered. 

4.

 

To  exit  Park  mode,  simply  push  and  release  the 

ENABLE

 button and then within 5 seconds push and 

hold  the 

RAISE

  button  until  the 

PARKED

  indicator 

light  turns  off.  The  vehicle  can  now  be  raised  or 
lowered normally. 

8.11

 

Options 

The 

OPTIONS

  button  displays  additional  buttons  that 

are  normally  hidden  from  view  on  the  screen.  Pushing 
the 

OPTIONS

 button displays a panel on the left side of 

the  screen  that  includes  the 

LOCK

  button  and  the 

ABOUT

 button. To hide the panel that is displayed when 

the 

OPTIONS

  button  is  pushed,  push  the 

OPTIONS

 

button again. 

The 

LOCK

 button is used as described in Section 8.7 to 

lock  the  system  from  operating.  Pushing  the 

ABOUT

 

button  brings  up  a  screen  showing  the  contact 
information  for  the  lift  manufacturer  and  the  software 
versions  currently  installed.  To  exit  the  About  screen, 
push the 

ABOUT

 button again. 

8.12

 

Status indicators 

Shown  below  are  the  functions  of  the  Status  indicators 
during operation of the lift system. 

LED Color 

LED State 

Meaning 

Green 

Solid 

 

The lift is set up 

Green 

Blinking 

 

This lift is in communication with 
the touch screen controller 

Red 

Solid 

 

There is a fault in the system 

Red 

Blinking 

 

There is a fault with this lift unit 

8.13

 

Changing  the  touch  screen  frequency 
on the lift units 

1.

 

In order to change the touch screen frequency on a lift 
unit,  the  Communication  Button  must  be  held  while 
the master on/off switch is turned to 

ON

2.

 

When  the  Status  Indicators  rapidly  flash,  the 
Communication Button should be released. 

3.

 

When  the  Status  Indicators  stop  rapidly  flashing,  the 
lift  unit  is  ready  to  change  frequency.  The  current 
frequency is indicated by the blink pattern shown with 
the Status Indicators. 

4.

 

The  number  of  successive  blinks  between  breaks  is 
the current frequency. 

5.

 

Push  the  Communication  Button  to  advance  the 
frequency to the desired frequency. Each push of the 
button  advances  the  frequency  by  one.  If  the 
Communication Button is pushed when the frequency 
is on 12, the frequency will jump back to 1. 

6.

 

Make  sure  the  desired  frequency  is  chosen  by 
observing  a  full  blink  pattern.  Once  the  desired 
frequency is chosen, hold the Communication Button 
until  the  Status  Indicators  rapidly  flash  and  then 
release the Communication Button. 

7.

 

After  the  Status  Indicators  stop  flashing,  the 
frequency  is  set  and  the  lift  is  ready  to  be  initialized. 
The  frequency  blink  pattern  will  continue  to  be 
indicated  until  the  Communication  Button  is  pushed 
to initialize the lift unit. 

 

Summary of Contents for CWL-20E

Page 1: ...MAHLE CWL 20E EN Operation Manual Wireless wheel lift system Patents pending...

Page 2: ...RY PERSON WHO OPERATES THIS EQUIPMENT NEEDS TO KNOW AND UNDERSTAND ALL OF THE INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY AND RETAIN...

Page 3: ...to the ground 14 8 9 Single paired operation 15 8 10 Park mode 16 8 11 Options 16 8 12 Status indicators 16 8 13 Changing the touch screen frequency on the lift units 16 9 Battery information 17 9 1 B...

Page 4: ...ustaining the load Be sure surface is clean and free of debris cracks and chips The lift system is designed to lift over the road vehicles with rims of at least 21 inches in diameter 14 inches in diam...

Page 5: ...nly as described in this manual Use only manufacturer s recommended attachments ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES Everyday eyeglasses only have impact resistant lenses they are NOT safety glasses Do not oper...

Page 6: ...s with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including...

Page 7: ...es The manual must be readily available to all personnel Contact the manufacturer to receive replacement labeling Replacement or extra copies of the manual are available from the manufacturer The empl...

Page 8: ...2 Master on off switch 3 Status indicators 4 Screen communication antenna 5 Emergency stop button 6 Communication button 7 Manual raise lower toggle switch 8 Lift table Fig 3 CWL 20E side view 2 1 Li...

Page 9: ...t of any unnecessary personnel tools equipment and other materials No unauthorized personnel should be allowed in the work area where the lifts are being used 5 If the lift system is used outdoors the...

Page 10: ...ries section on page 17 of this manual If the battery has not been given time to fully charge charge the battery before use Failure to fully charge the battery before use can reduce the life of the ba...

Page 11: ...s on top of the Electronics Enclosure see the Component identification section on page 8 The number of successive flashes between breaks will be the touch screen frequency that is set on the lift unit...

Page 12: ...he last lift unit to be initialized In order to change which lift unit is in communication with the Touch Screen Controller the Communication Button on the lift see the Component identification sectio...

Page 13: ...ntroller 5 Height Displays the current height of the lift unit 6 Touch screen controller radio settings Displays the radio frequency that the Touch Screen Controller is using 7 Lift radio settings Dis...

Page 14: ...s and personnel are out from underneath the vehicle and the vehicle work area and lift units are prepared for lifting or lowering If the lift units are to be removed from a raised vehicle use only sta...

Page 15: ...hicle If one axle will be placed on stands establish communication with one of the lift units on the ends of the axle to be supported 2 Push the SINGLE PAIRED button on the main operation screen shown...

Page 16: ...LOCK button is used as described in Section 8 7 to lock the system from operating Pushing the ABOUT button brings up a screen showing the contact information for the lift manufacturer and the software...

Page 17: ...for proper cord selection should be connected to the battery charger cord socket located on the left side of the enclosure for the lift and on the edge of the Touch Screen Controller Always use a gro...

Page 18: ...electrical parts that may cause an explosion Do not allow battery acid to contact skin clothing or eyes Avoid touching eyes while working near battery Wear complete eye protection and clothing protec...

Page 19: ...wn stop is in the engaged position by pulling the Down Stop Handle toward the back of the lift unit If this is the case one of the valves may be stuck and need to be inspected cleaned and or replaced...

Page 20: ...the master on off switch to the OFF position could cause individual lift units to retain incorrect settings from previous lifts or to retain incorrect information from their use in previous lift syst...

Page 21: ...each use Before each use Before each use Before each use of a lift unit the operator must visually inspect the lift unit for any abnormal conditions Any lift unit subjected to an abnormal load or shoc...

Page 22: ...needed contact the manufacturer for further instructions Lubricate all rotating and sliding portions of the jack monthly as shown in Fig 14 Fig 14 Lubrication points 12 4 Valve cleaning and inspection...

Page 23: ...be readjusted see Figure 7 The sensors can be adjusted by removing the tape and using a 050 hex key to loosen the set screw in the sensor A hex key may be included inside the control box Use the red...

Page 24: ...rence may be helpful The LEDs wire harness can be disconnected from the control board if desired or necessary Remove the nuts holding the electronics enclosure to the lift and disconnect the wire conn...

Page 25: ...ly use the small wheel adapters in pairs do NOT use a single adapter on only one lift arm Using only one small wheel adapter will result in side loading of the lift unit Also do not use the small whee...

Page 26: ...solutions Low Battery Energy Level on one or more lift units has dropped to a point where further lifting will damage battery However vehicle can be lowered Identified lift unit s must be recharged or...

Page 27: ...ted turn all OFF and restart Ensure proper number of lifts is input when prompted Pin Error Pin is not fully retracted during raise Pin sensor is not properly adjusted 1 Check that pin is fully retrac...

Page 28: ...en 28 CWL 20E Maintenance Chart 15 Maintenance Chart Action Date Details Person responsible Receiving inspection...

Page 29: ...CWL 20E 29 en Maintenance Chart Action Date Details Person responsible...

Page 30: ...en 30 CWL 20E Notes 16 Notes...

Page 31: ...CWL 20E 31 en Notes...

Page 32: ...en 32 TSL 50 670 90755 MAHLE Aftermarket Inc 10 Innovation Drive York PA 17402 U S A Phone 800 468 2321 Fax 717 755 8304 E mail tech mss us mahle com www servicesolutions mahle com...

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