Nussbaum 2.60 HL SST Operating Instruction And Documentation Download Page 23

 Operating Instruction and Documentation 

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o)  Raise and lower the automotive lift a few times without load. Observe the process. 

p)  Mount the covers. 

 

 

7.Inspection and Maintenance  

 

  Before conducting maintenance work, preparations must be made to ensure that 

during maintenance and repair work there is no risk to the safety of people 

working on or around the lift and also that there is no risk of damage to equipment 
being used on or around the lift. 

 

To guarantee the utmost availability and to ensure that the lift remains functional, maintenance 
work contracts are organised between our clients and their local retailers.  
A service must be performed at regular intervals of 3 months through the operator in 
accordance with following service manual. If the lift is in continuous operation or in a dirty 
environment, the maintenance rate must be increased. 
During daily operation the lift must be closely observed to ensure that it is functioning correctly. 
In the case of malfunction or leakage the technical service must be informed. 
 

7.1 Maintenance plan of the lift 

 

Before beginning any maintenance work isolate the power supply. Secure the main 
switch (lock it). Secure the danger area around the automotive lift and secure the lift 
against unintentional lowering.  

 
 

Maintenance plan 
 

Period 

Check the condition of the type plate, the short operating instruction 
and the sticker “capacity.

 

min. 1x yearly 
 

In case of heavy dirt deposit clean the piston rods of the hydraulic 
cylinders from deposit. Remove the cover of the lift. If necessary raise 
the lift to the highest position. 
Grease the piston rods with a high capacity lipid (approx. 5 g of S2 
DIN51503 KE2G of the Renolit Company. 

min. 1x yearly 
 

Clean and check the moving parts. Lubricate the moving parts of the lift 
(hinge bolts, rolls, sliding surfaces). 

Grease with a multipurpose lipid (example: Auto Top 2000 LTD. Agip). 
 

min. 1x yearly 

Check the sliding block of the lifting carriage. In case of wear or 
damages exchange it.   Grease it with a multipurpose fat.   

min. 1x yearly 

Grease the lubricating nipples of the double joint arms with a 
multipurpose fat.  

min. 1x yearly 

Check the hydraulic tubes/hoses for leakage.  
Check the screw fittings.

 

min. 1x yearly 

Check the oil level. Fill in a clean, high quality oil (32 cst) in the tank.

 

min. 1x yearly 

The hydraulic oil has to be changed at least once a year. To change 
the oil, lower the lift into the lowest position. Empty the tank and 
replaced clean oil, approx. 21 litres are needed. A high quality hydraulic 
oil is recommended, its should be 32 cst. (e.g. HLP 32 LTD. OEST 
Company) 

min. 1x yearly 

Summary of Contents for 2.60 HL SST

Page 1: ...ing instructions and documentation Serial number Otto Nu baum GmbH Co KG Korker Stra e 24D 77694 Kehl Bodersweier Tel 49 0 7853 8990 Fax 49 0 7853 8787 E mail info nussbaum lifts de http www nussbaum...

Page 2: ...5 1 Lifting the vehicle 16 5 2 Lowering the vehicle 17 5 3 Position measurement 17 5 4 Manual equalization of the automotive lift 17 6 Troubleshooting 18 6 1 Lowering onto an obstacle 19 6 1 1 Remove...

Page 3: ...maintenance procedures and carry out the prescribed tests The operating instructions must be observed by all persons working with or around the lift Above all chapter 4 Safety Regulations is very impo...

Page 4: ...ith original parts Observe and adhere to the specified time intervals between tests and inspections Maintenance works repairing faults Adjustments maintenance and inspections are to be followed accord...

Page 5: ...tent please delete as applicable The initial safety check was carried out by a competent person before the initial operation The operating authority confirms the correct installation of the automotive...

Page 6: ...e persons below were introduced after the installation of the automotive lift The introduction was carried out by either the erector from the lift manufacturer or from a franchised dealer competent pe...

Page 7: ...es of this document these specialised staff will be called Experts and Competent persons Experts are persons for example self employed engineers experts which have received instructions and have the a...

Page 8: ...only It has not been designed to carry people Carrying people either directly on the lift or in vehicles that are on the lift is therefore not allowed The installation of the standard lift in hazardo...

Page 9: ...Operating Instruction and Documentation 2 60 HL SST 9 2 5 Declaration of confomity...

Page 10: ...Hydraulic unit approx 17 Litre Sound level LpA 70 dB Connection by customer 3 N PE 400V 50 Hz fuse 16 Ampere time lag fuse observe your state regulations 3 2 Safety device 1 Pressure relief valve Prot...

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Page 15: ...d either directly or in a vehicle by the automotive lift No one is to climb onto the automotive lift or onto an already raised vehicle The automotive column lift must be checked by an expert after cha...

Page 16: ...pads until the vehicle is in the raising condition that is horizontally level Pic 1 Check all the danger points of the lift and ensure that there are no objects or people in the working area around t...

Page 17: ...h lifting carriages so that they remain level The current position is shown on the Display The SST Safety Star Technology observes the complete Process of the Lift during Lifting and Lowering The auto...

Page 18: ...The vehicle is too heavy Level of the oil is too low The emergency lowering screws are not closed Hydraulic valve is defective Gear pump is defective solution unload the vehicle check the oil level fi...

Page 19: ...n obstacle If the Safety Star System recognizes a difference of 40 mm between both lifting carriages it automatically switches off the lift 6 1 1 Remove an obstacle Only trained and authorized staff a...

Page 20: ...stops beeping Move the Dip switch 7 to the on position Keep Dip switch 5 in the on position Press the button reset 1 and hold it Switch off the main switch and wait 5 sec Hold the reset button Switch...

Page 21: ...Key 41 Pic 7 The piston rod at the top of the column may be restricted by dirt and grit deposits Use a solvent and a lubricant for an example WD40 to loosen and lubricate the connection Spray the WD40...

Page 22: ...rgency lowering A reset can only be carried out if the automotive lift is in its lowest position fully collapsed Access to the DIP Switch is only possible once the main switch is in the off position O...

Page 23: ...area around the automotive lift and secure the lift against unintentional lowering Maintenance plan Period Check the condition of the type plate the short operating instruction and the sticker capacit...

Page 24: ...ient cleaning Repair and clean these areas with abrasive paper grain 280 After this is complete use a suitable paint observe the RAL Number min 1x yearly Check the condition and function of the safety...

Page 25: ...tion Obviously this is dependent on the type of work being done with the lift the degree of cleanliness of the workshop and location of the lift The degree and amount of dirt is dependent on the seaso...

Page 26: ...forms for the security checks The forms should remain in this manual after they have been filled out A short description about special safety devices follows 9 Handing over and Initiation 9 1 Regulat...

Page 27: ...Otherwise change two phase of the power supply only with 3 phases Fine adjustment of the lift If necessary use metal sheets to level out an uneven floor A continuous contact between the floor and the...

Page 28: ...eight of about 1000 mm Remove the cover of the tank Remove the lifting arms Lower the lift to its lowest position Remove the oil from tank Remove all electrical cables between the columns Disconnect t...

Page 29: ...g masonry bolts Bolt type BM16 25 100 40 Drilling depth a 200 Min anchorage depth b 165 Thickness of concrete c 260 Diameter of bore d 25 Thickness of the lift pieces e 0 35 Number of bolts 14 Startin...

Page 30: ...100 65 BM16 25 100 100 Drilling depth a 125 125 Min anchorage depth b 100 100 Thickness of concrete c min 250 min 250 Diameter of bore d 25 25 Thickness of the lift pieces e f 40 65 65 100 Number of b...

Page 31: ...l al sage do 15 18 24 Bauteildicke thickness of the lift piece Epaisseur de la pi ce tfix 0 50 0 100 0 100 Anzugsdrehmoment Nm turn ng moment moment d une force MD 40 80 120 a 4 b 8 c 10 d 12 e 14 f...

Page 32: ...is le plan de fondation actuel Bohrerdurchmesser diameter of bore Diam tre de l al sage do 15 18 18 24 24 Bauteildicke thickness of the lift piece Epaisseur de la pi ce tfix 0 40 0 50 0 100 0 50 0 100...

Page 33: ...20 40 80 Gesamtl nge mm Total length Longueur totale l 130 150 200 Gewinde Thread fil M 10 12 16 a 4 b 8 c 10 d 12 e 14 f 16 St ckzahl piece number nombre des pi ces g 28 Die Montageanweisung des D b...

Page 34: ...ndition coverings F F F Condition electrical wires F F F Level of hydraulic oil F F F Closeness of the hydraulic system F F F Condition hydraulic hoses F F F Function test with vehicle F F F Function...

Page 35: ...dition coverings F F F Condition electrical wires F F F Level of hydraulic oil F F F Closeness of the hydraulic system F F F Condition hydraulic hoses F F F Function test with vehicle F F F Function s...

Page 36: ...dition coverings F F F Condition electrical wires F F F Level of hydraulic oil F F F Closeness of the hydraulic system F F F Condition hydraulic hoses F F F Function test with vehicle F F F Function s...

Page 37: ...dition coverings F F F Condition electrical wires F F F Level of hydraulic oil F F F Closeness of the hydraulic system F F F Condition hydraulic hoses F F F Function test with vehicle F F F Function s...

Page 38: ...dition coverings F F F Condition electrical wires F F F Level of hydraulic oil F F F Closeness of the hydraulic system F F F Condition hydraulic hoses F F F Function test with vehicle F F F Function s...

Page 39: ...dition coverings F F F Condition electrical wires F F F Level of hydraulic oil F F F Closeness of the hydraulic system F F F Condition hydraulic hoses F F F Function test with vehicle F F F Function s...

Page 40: ...dition coverings F F F Condition electrical wires F F F Level of hydraulic oil F F F Closeness of the hydraulic system F F F Condition hydraulic hoses F F F Function test with vehicle F F F Function s...

Page 41: ...dition coverings F F F Condition electrical wires F F F Level of hydraulic oil F F F Closeness of the hydraulic system F F F Condition hydraulic hoses F F F Function test with vehicle F F F Function s...

Page 42: ...dition coverings F F F Condition electrical wires F F F Level of hydraulic oil F F F Closeness of the hydraulic system F F F Condition hydraulic hoses F F F Function test with vehicle F F F Function s...

Page 43: ...n coverings F F F Condition electrical wires F F F Level of hydraulic oil F F F Closeness of the hydraulic system F F F Condition hydraulic hoses F F F Function test with vehicle F F F Function safety...

Page 44: ...Operating Instruction and Documentation 2 60 HL SST 44 Hydraulic diagram drawing...

Page 45: ...7 Hydraulic block 99 572 00 01 5 DB1 Pressure relief valve 155211 DB2 Pressure relief valve 155211 M1 M4 Measuring connection 118495 VW1 Proportional valve WEP06DA01B0240S 154370 VW2 Proportional valv...

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