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PENTALIFT EQUIPMENT CORPORATION

M086R06

December 8, 2017 10:37 AM

LDL Dock Lift Owners Manual

OWNER RESPONSIBILITY

The Owner's Responsibilities include the following:

1. 

The owner should recognize the inherent danger of the interface between dock and transport vehicle.  The Owner must, 

therefore, train and instruct operators in the safe use of dock levelling devices.

2. 

When a transport vehicle is positioned as closely as practicable to a dock levelling device, there shall be at least 4” (100 mm) of 

overlap between the front edge of the Hinged Bridge and the edge of the floor or sill of the transport vehicle.

3. 

Nameplates, cautions, instructions and posted warnings shall not be obscured from the view of operating or maintenance 

personnel for whom such warnings are intended.

4. 

Manufacturer’s recommended periodic maintenance and inspection procedures in effect at date of shipment shall be followed, 

and written records of performance of these procedures should be kept.

5.  Removal from Service:

 Any lift not in safe operating condition such as, but not limited to excessive leakage, missing 

rollers, pins or fasteners, any bent or cracked structural members, cut or frayed electric, hydraulic or air lines, damaged 

or malfunctioning controls or safety devices, etc. shall be removed from service until it is repaired to Pentalift Equipment 

Corporation’s standards.

6.  Pentalift Equipment Corporation

 shall supply replacement nameplates, caution or instruction labels and operating and 

maintenance manuals upon request of the owner.  The owner shall see that all nameplates and caution and instruction 

markings or labels are in place and legible and that the appropriate operating and maintenance manuals are provided to users.

7. 

Modifications or alterations of dock levelling devices shall be made only with written permission of 

Pentalift Equipment 

Corporation

.  Alteration permission must be signed by both the Pentalift Post Sale Customer Service Manager and the 

President to be valid.

8. 

When industrial trucks are driven on and off transport vehicles during the loading and unloading operation, the brakes on the 

transport vehicle shall be applied and wheel chocks or positive restraints that provide the equivalent protection of wheel chocks 

engaged.

NOTE:

 It is recognized that these devices are intended to secure a transport vehicle to a loading dock by mechanical means.  

However, no standards currently exist for the strength, construction or attachment of the under ride guard on a transport vehicle.  It 

is therefore recommended that users of such positive restraint devices review:

• 

The means of attachment to the transport vehicle

• 

The strength of the overall connection

• 

The proper coordination of the actuation of devices with any signalling system used

• 

The need to use wheel chocks

9. 

In selecting dock levelling devices, it is important to consider not only present requirements, but also future plans or adverse 

environments.

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Unless specifi cally agreed to in writing by Pentalift Equipment Corporation at the time the 

equipment is ordered and prior to the equipment’s manufacture, this equipment is sold as 

a complete package.  It is not to be altered, changed or added to in any way or form, in its 

confi guration and function, without the written permission of Pentalift Equipment Corporation. 

If requested by a customer, Pentalift Equipment Corporation is not supplying all or some of the power unit and / or con-

trol components for the equipment’s application.  The power unit and controls constitute important safety and functional 

aspects of the equipment.  It is the customer’s responsibility to address the operational and safety issues associated 

with providing the required controls and power units to satisfy the operational and safety requirements of the equipment.

The customer’s decision to supply all or some of these components indicates that the customer is taking full responsibil

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ity for any and all possible operational, safety and liability issues associated to the product and its configuration.  The 

customer also agrees to absolve Pentalift Equipment Corporation from any and all possible operation, safety and liability 

issues.

Summary of Contents for LDL

Page 1: ...E OR LOCATED WHERE READILY AVAILABLE TO OPERATORS AND MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES DO NOT INSTALL OPERATE OR SERVICE THIS PRODUCT UNLESS YOU HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE ENTIRE C...

Page 2: ...uals that are provided on Pentalift Equipment Corporations website are generic in nature They are provided for general information only For all purposes only the owners manual that is specific to the...

Page 3: ...ion Indicates information that must be provided Company Name Contact First Name Last Name Title Mailing Address City State Prov Zip Postal Code Phone Fax Email Check Products Purchased Levelers Vehicl...

Page 4: ...icates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION used with the safety alert symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not...

Page 5: ...the dock lift when the unit is above ground floor level 14 All electrical hydraulic and or pneumatic lines must be carefully routed to prevent them from being pinched or severed 15 Regular inspection...

Page 6: ...valid 8 When industrial trucks are driven on and off transport vehicles during the loading and unloading operation the brakes on the transport vehicle shall be applied and wheel chocks or positive re...

Page 7: ...ELECTRICAL REFERENCE 1 5 HP 6 ELECTRICAL REFERENCE 3 HP 7 ELECTRICAL REFERENCE 5 HP 7 ELECTRICAL REFERENCE 7 5 HP 8 ELECTRICAL REFERENCE 10 HP 8 BREAK IN AND PERFORMANCE CHECK 12 OPERATING INSTRUCTIO...

Page 8: ...2 PENTALIFT EQUIPMENT CORPORATION M086R06 December 8 2017 10 37 AM LDL Dock Lift Owners Manual SAFETY LABELING Figure 1 Safety Labels and Decals...

Page 9: ...s are missing or illegible contact your Pentalift representative for immediate replacement Inspection shall be done during regular maintenance and lubrication See MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION on page 1...

Page 10: ...s not a problem but a side to side slope will cause premature wear on all moving parts of the lift Tighten the lag bolts 3 The installation surface must be capable of supporting any loads that will be...

Page 11: ...e motor control panel and the electrical specification label located on the side of the motor control panel NOTE All wiring must be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with all applicab...

Page 12: ...ft 1002 ft 3478 ft 4009 ft 7518 ft 6 228 ft 914 ft 1594 ft 5529 ft 6375 ft 11953 ft Approximate Motor Current full load 12 A 6 A 4 2 A 2 A 2 1 A 1 4 A ELECTRICAL REFERENCE 1 5 HP Length of branch circ...

Page 13: ...1379 ft 8 62 ft 238 ft 351 ft 1480 ft 428 ft 2193 ft 6 98 ft 379 ft 558 ft 2353 ft 680 ft 3486 ft Approximate Motor Current full load 28 A 14 5 A 12 A 4 7 A 6 A 4 8 A ELECTRICAL REFERENCE 5 HP Length...

Page 14: ...344 ft 563 ft 945 ft 8 104 6 ft 224 ft 578 ft 896 ft 1504 ft 6 166 ft 356 ft 871 ft 1424 ft 2391 ft Approximate Motor Current full load 33 A 18 8 A 12 7 A 9 4 A 7 A ELECTRICAL REFERENCE 10 HP Length o...

Page 15: ...e Figure 4 Square the Dock Lift in the Pit on page 9 10 Raise the unit to its maximum height and then fully lower Repeat the cycle a minimum of three times This allows the table to realign itself afte...

Page 16: ...L SET UP It is important to purge air from the hydraulic system To do this raise the unit to its maximum raised height and allow the power unit to run for a minimum of 30 seconds additional time Fully...

Page 17: ...er that no one is allowed to operate the unit unless they fully understand the operating instructions Show them the maintenance stand and other safety devices Point out the metal nametag on the unit w...

Page 18: ...ICIAN IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE CODES 1 Ensure that any specified interlocks e g overhead doors restraints are fully functional 2 It is important to purge air from the hydraulic system To do t...

Page 19: ...ntial pinch points 4 Prior to each use ensure dock lift and load does not create pinch points during operation when located adjacent to or near other equipment or structures 5 Never use the unit for l...

Page 20: ...ge Not Properly Secured See Figure 7 Figure 9 Hinged Bridge must Extend a Minimum of 4 onto the Truck Bed Figure 7 Hinged Bridge in Vertically Stored Position NOTE Push button requires maintained cont...

Page 21: ...LE CODES AND REGULATIONS THE BLOCKING PROCEDURES DESCRIBED BELOW ARE SUITABLE ONLY FOR THE INSPECTION TROUBLE SHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL THEY MAY NOT BE SAFE FOR OTHE...

Page 22: ...RATED FOR HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS THAT MAY PEAK OUT AT 4000PSI HARDWARE STORE ITEMS CAN BURST AT 150PSI ONLY BUY REPLACEMENT PARTS FROM PENTALIFT Be sure the maintenance stand is properly engaged before per...

Page 23: ...l is every 30 days or at a greater frequency as required in severe environments Dexron III Automatic Transmission Fluid is recommended The oil level should be checked once a month When the dock lift i...

Page 24: ...18 PENTALIFT EQUIPMENT CORPORATION M086R06 December 8 2017 10 37 AM LDL Dock Lift Owners Manual Figure 12 Lubrication Oil and Grease Points...

Page 25: ...er to the wiring diagram found inside the motor control panel b Ensure proper hydraulic fluid level See page 16 c Examine all moving parts for obstructions d Confirm that power is reaching the power u...

Page 26: ...the problem cannot be solved consult your authorized Pentalift representative 5 Dock Lift will not lower a Re check all wiring b Check for any obstructions c Ensure electrical lowering valve is energ...

Page 27: ...f equipment 2 Part Number Description and Quantity 3 Shipping Instructions TO ENSURE PROPER FUNCTIONING DURABILITY AND SAFETY OF THE PRODUCT ONLY GENUINE PENTALIFT REPLACEMENT PARTS MUST BE USED ALTER...

Page 28: ...er 9 301 0592 Center Pin 10 NOTE Guard Rail 11 NOTE Lip Pin 12 070 0010 Nut 13 074 0076 Lock Washer 14 072 0016 Bolt 15 300 0996 Upper Lower Roller 16 074 0035 Bolt 17 074 0045 Spacer 18 074 0083 Lock...

Page 29: ...O Ring 054 0329 054 0329 7 Bushing 095 0015 095 0015 8 Piston Rod Assembly 9 Dump Tube 300 1148 300 1148 10 Bolt 072 0044 072 0044 11 Wear Ring 054 0522 054 0521 12 U Cup 054 0502 054 0501 13 Head Nut...

Page 30: ...im Beneath the Fixed End Clevises and Full Roller Travel 10 Figure 6 Guard Rail Installation 11 Figure 7 Hinged Bridge in Vertically Stored Position 14 Figure 8 Hinged Bridge Not Properly Secured See...

Page 31: ...ulting from the misuse of the equipment THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE HEREOF AND THERE IS NO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR OF FITNESS FO...

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