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EMERGENCY LOWERING OPERATION

Never attempt to recover the machine/operator if there is any 
possibility the machine is contacting any live wiring/cabling and is 
therefore potentially ‘live’.

To lower the platform in the event of the operator being 
incapacitated (unable to operate the flywheel handle in the 
basket): 

1.  Locate emergency lowering tool on chassis (

pic 1

), remove from   

 fixing.

2.  Stand to side of machine, attach ‘hook’ end of emergency  

 

  lowering tool to flywheel handle knob in basket, releasing 
  handle knob, turn wheel 

anti-clockwise

 to bring platform down  

 (

pic 2

).

3.  Keep clear of structure as it descends.

5.  Depending on the height of the elevated platform, it may be  

 

  necessary to extend the shaft of the tool.
 
  Turn the shaft lock anti-clockwise to extend and retract the shaft,  
  and clockwise to lock to the desired position.  

OPERATING PROCEDURES

8

Turn wheel 

anti-clockwise

 to bring platform down

1

2

Never attempt to engage the emergency lowering 
tool without an operator in the platform.

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Summary of Contents for EcoLift

Page 1: ...Operating and Maintenance Manual www powertowers com 4 2m Non Powered Powered Access Courtesy of Crane Market...

Page 2: ...electrics or hydraulics it is very ecologically friendly It is ideally suited to working in a very wide range of applications from the very clean environments of hospitals food and drinks production...

Page 3: ...kg 1 person tools Maximum manual force 200 N Maximum gradient for operation 0 degrees Maximum wind force Internal use only 0 zero mph Maximum wheel force 234 kg Maximum castor point load 234 kg 2 29k...

Page 4: ...a goods lift or crane 3 Never exceed horizontal forces maximum horizontal force 200N 4 Never use in the vicinity of live conductors 5 Never try to move the Ecolift on its wheels when elevated 6 Never...

Page 5: ...RIMARY COMPONENTS PRIMARY COMPONENT LOCATIONS 5 Flywheel Spirit Level Swivel Castor Auto Lok Braked Wheel Emergency Lowering Tool Tool Tray Gates Platform Tray Flywheel Handle Courtesy of Crane Market...

Page 6: ...restraint type harness should be worn with a very short lanyard Operating procedures are divided into three key areas 1 Pre operation checks What to do before operating the Ecolift 2 Normal operation...

Page 7: ...reely Turn once anti clockwise to come down pic 5 9 Check emergency lowering tool is attached on the chassis If any of the above items are faulty or do not work correctly then do not use the machine N...

Page 8: ...ne attach hook end of emergency lowering tool to flywheel handle knob in basket releasing handle knob turn wheel anti clockwise to bring platform down pic 2 3 Keep clear of structure as it descends 5...

Page 9: ...operates correctly step into the platform to do this do not attempt to operate the handle from outside the basket Pull flywheel handle knob towards you release Ensure handle springs back to lock whee...

Page 10: ...st interlock is undamaged Check the casing for signs of damage and remove the end plate Pic 1 shows mast interlock with cover on Check the plunger is free to move by holding end with long nosed pliers...

Page 11: ...and that they rotate freely Ensure there is no cut or wear to wheel that penetrates more than 4mm in depth The original wheel diameter is 200mm 10 Check castor condition in accordance with the followi...

Page 12: ...nables a higher bolting torque to be applied This will improve the reliability of the fix but will not increase the strength of the castor assembly The new fixing nut and bolt are to be re torqued to...

Page 13: ...n so if visible distortion is evident a significant impact will have occurred and under these conditions the castor and fixing must be replaced Typical signs of impact which would require castor and f...

Page 14: ...straps can be located around the base of the machine without the need for the driver to have to climb onto the bed of the vehicle Note only trained qualified forklift drivers are to load the Ecolift...

Page 15: ...red location on the vehicle and tie down as described above Towing It is the responsibility of the driver to ensure safe practice is employed in order to access the vehicle bed in order to manoeuvre t...

Page 16: ...the machine is fully lowered and ideally place a cover over the machine Only store or transport the Ecolift in an upright position Upon removal from storage and prior to returning to use ensure machi...

Page 17: ...700 I Step ECL M 701 J Emergency Lowering Tool ECL M 703 K Platform Tray ECL M 704 L Ecolift Decal Set 1 ECL M 800 M Ecolift Decal Set 2 ECL M 802 KEY SPARE PARTS A B C D E F G H I J K L M CASTOR CHA...

Page 18: ...gents for repair or assessment against a warranty claim on any Ecolift or component Materials and or labour costs to renew repair or replace components due to fair wear and tear Faults arising from th...

Page 19: ...19 DECAL PLACEMENT 2 A 3 A B 4 5 6 A B B A B A 1 A A B A 7 A C B Courtesy of Crane Market...

Page 20: ...4 A Spirit Level Guidance Left hand side of spirit level on chassis cover 5 A Emergency lowering procedure Chassis cover left hand side of mast B Do not enter the area underneath Centre of chassis co...

Page 21: ...n 8 A Horizontal pull force max 200 N Middle of mast internal face B Safety Requirements Middle of mast internal face C Harness Point Lower mast internal face above hook 9 A Elevate Centre of flywheel...

Page 22: ...erson tools Maximum manual force 200 N Maximum gradient for operation 3 degrees Maximum wind force Internal External 12 5 m s Maximum wheel force 245 kg 2 4 kN Maximum castor point load 245 kg 2 4 kN...

Page 23: ...ck to prevent handle turning Do not use machine if handle knob is damaged or sticking 6 Cordon off work area in accordance with guidelines 7 Safe working load for the Ecolift WR is 1 person only plus...

Page 24: ...goods lift or crane 3 Never exceed horizontal forces never use in wind exceeding 12 5m sec 4 Never use in the vicinity of live conductors 5 Never try to move the Ecolift on its wheels when elevated 6...

Page 25: ...s Check rear wheels to ensure retention circlip is securely fitted and undamaged When replacing components for any reason only use OEM specification parts either supplied from the manufacturer or auth...

Page 26: ...TEST RESULTS NOTES Description Work Carried out Date ALTERATIONS REPAIRS Description Work Carried out Date Courtesy of Crane Market...

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Page 28: ...ECO OP UK 12 15 www powertowers com 100 British designed and manufactured Powered by TCPDF www tcpdf org Courtesy of Crane Market...

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