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SAFEGUARDS 

ML

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00 HYDRAULIC LIFT

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CHAPTER 1. SAFEGUARDS 

Please read this chapter carefully for safe and proper use of the motorcycle lift. 

MOTORLIJN

 will not be held responsibilities for any injuries or accidents that

occur due to the motorcycle lift being operated without having understood the 

contents of this instruction manual. Keep the Instruction Manual close to the 

motorcycle lift so that anyone can refer to it when necessary. Also, designate a 

person to take care of the manual. 

1-1 Important Notices 

A Motorcycle lift must be considered to be a potential hazard to the health 

and safety of the motorcycle lift's operator and service personnel. It is 

important that this motorcycle lift is installed, maintained, and operated 

according to the instructions set out within this manual.  This is a 

responsibility imposed on the customer by the EU Council Directive 

89/655/EEC, concerning the minimum safety and health requirements for 

the use of work equipment by workers at work. 

Any modification, alteration or addition to the motorcycle lift or the fitting of 

ancillary equipment must comply with the EU Council Directive(s).  

MOTORLIJN

 does not accept any liability whatsoever, which may result in

legal action from failure to comply with these regulations, or any 

consequential loss, claim or counter claim for damage, personal injury, or 

death arising as a result of any modification, alteration or addition to the to 

the motorcycle lift or the fitting of ancillary equipment. 

EU Council Machinery Directive 98/37/EC 

The above machinery directive requires all new machinery to carry the CE 

mark, declaring conformity with all relevant EN standards in respect of safety 

systems and motorcycle lift construction.  

All 

MOTORLIJN

 MACHINERY carries the CE mark and thus conforms to

the EU Directives.  Any modification to the motorcycle lift may invalidate the 

original CE certificate; therefore always refer to 

MOTORLIJN

. as reassessment

may be required.  

This document provides the information required for the intended use of 

lifting a motorcycle. The documentation is written for technically qualified 

personnel such as engineers or maintenance specialists who have been 

Summary of Contents for Moto-Lift ML500

Page 1: ...s and customers The information contained herein is the property of MOTORLIJN and may not be copied used or disclosed to others without prior written approval from MOTORLIJN Users are cautioned that t...

Page 2: ...PROPER OPERATION OF LIFT 3 DO NOT USE THE MOTORCYCLE LIFT IN A POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE NO PART OF THIS MANUAL MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY FORM WITHOUT PERMISSION OF KMOTORLIJN THIS PRINT IS SUB...

Page 3: ...ed This warranty is subject to the following conditions 1 Motorcycle Lift shall be properly used and operated by the company s operator solely in accordance with the specifications and operating instr...

Page 4: ...1 7 1 4 Principle Safety Objective 1 7 1 5 Safety Notices 1 8 1 6 Essential Safety Checks ESC s 1 13 1 7 Illumination 1 14 1 8 Level of Sound Pressure 1 14 1 9 Training 1 14 CHAPTER 2 OVERVIEW OF MACH...

Page 5: ...k Any modification alteration or addition to the motorcycle lift or the fitting of ancillary equipment must comply with the EU Council Directive s MOTORLIJN does not accept any liability whatsoever wh...

Page 6: ...in this document please contact the manufacturer specified on cover page We would also point out that the contents of this product documentation should not become a part of or modify any prior or exis...

Page 7: ...to the motorcycle lift WARNING Failure to follow this safety precaution may result in an injury to the operator or damage to the motorcycle lift NOTICE Failure to follow this safety precaution may res...

Page 8: ...rding to the instructions and intervals covered in this manual 8 If there are any questions or doubts regarding any aspect of motorcycle lift safety or operation or maintenance please contact the comp...

Page 9: ...n physical danger or death Use the lift after carefully reading the instruction manual and understand the contents of them for safe and proper use of the motorcycle lift If a user does not follow the...

Page 10: ...ulting in physical danger or death Do not shake motorcycle while operating lift The motorcycle may fall resulting in physical danger or death Do not raise the lift with only one side of motorcycle the...

Page 11: ...e motorcycle while operating lift to ensure that there are no problems taking place while raising or lowering 6 If several lifts are installed observe the location of the switch to be clear of any obs...

Page 12: ...e safety lock device is working properly before operation 20 Prohibit unauthorized persons from accessing the lift 21 When the lift is not in use or will not be in use for a long period lower the lift...

Page 13: ...s and that a record is maintained in accordance with the EU machinery Regulations If any of the ESC s result in a Fail condition do not operate the motorcycle lift immediately notify the responsible...

Page 14: ...ows and stroboscopic effects must be avoided to prevent risk 1 8 Level of Sound Pressure The equivalent continuous A weighted sound pressure levels of the motorcycle lift do not exceed 85dB A 1 9 Trai...

Page 15: ...L500 Hydraulic Lift Capacity 500kg Width 650 mm Length 2 140 mm Maximum Height 1 015 mm Minimum Height 190mm Platform Thickness 3 25 mm Weight 180 kg Standard Motor Output 115V RPM 1650 Amp 9 8A Conde...

Page 16: ...0 HYDRAULIC LIFT 2 16 2 2 Picture ML500 Hydraulic Lift Control Switch REMOTE Motor Specifications 220V 50Hz 5 3A 1340rpm Condenser 350V 80uF Efficiency 69 DROP PANEL TIE DOWN PONIT BUMPER STOP LOCKING...

Page 17: ...OPRERATION ML500 HYDRAULIC LIFT 2 17 CHAPTER 3 OPERATION 3 1 Flowchart for OPERATION...

Page 18: ...times to verify proper operation Inspect remote control and determine if up and down buttons are functioning properly Inspect pump for oil open filler cap to add oil if needed STEP 4 Raise lift to com...

Page 19: ...IFT 4 19 Caution Do not leave ramps for the extensions attached while in operation or in the up position Notes Be aware of all marked pinch points Lubricate all points at least 3 times a year or more...

Page 20: ...nance is needed 5 Keep disassembled parts stored where they can be easily accessed 6 Be sure to fasten bolts and nuts correctly in position during assembly 7 During maintenance of control box verify l...

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