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PRO LIFTS S.L.
Quick operation guide
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4. USER INSTRUCTIONS.
4.1 -
Place the lift on its working position,
in a firm, flat surface.
4.2 -
Firstly, remove the safety catch pawl
(
R
) of the support system (
SA
) and un-
tighten the retainer knob (
K
). Lower the
support system (
SA
) until you can fix the
safety catch pawl (
R
) in the required posi-
tion, then tighten the knob (
K
).
4.3 - THE MAXIMUM LOAD IS 125 Kg
(330.7 lb).
The lift should NEVER be over-
loaded. Safety at work is the most impor
-
tant issue. Untighten the steel bracket (
B
)
and place the load onto the lift using an
adequate support according to the need,
use so that the weight of the load will only
elevate in a vertical direction. The mini-
mum load is 25 Kg.
4.4 -
Elevation:
Turn the winch crank
clockwise (
N
1
) to lift the tower, the red
ALS lock enable the lift to rise and auto
-
matically block the profiles whilst rising,
ensuring that it will never fall.
4.5 -
Blocking:
Once the system is ele-
vated to its required height gently turn the
handle in a anti-clockwise (
N
2
) direction to
introduce the ALS locks in its correspon
-
ding hole and block the profiles. The ALS
lock will take the pressure of the load and
release strain applied on the cable.
Security system ALS
The TE-046 incorporates the patented
security system ALS (Automatic Lock
Security). This VMB red trigger system
automatically blocks the tower in the posi
-
tion it is left in. Each section of lift has an
ALS that blocks the section in the unlikely
event of the cable breaking.
4.6 -
Lowering:
To bring the lift down you
need to first turn the winch handle slightly
clockwise (
N
1
) and at the same time pull
the red ALS lock out. This releases the
blocking systems. Then turn the handle
anti-clockwise (
N
2
), whilst maintaining the
ALS lock pulled out until the profile has
been completely lowered. All red ALS
locks should be pulled out one by one
whilst the handle is turned anti-clockwise
and the profiles are brought down, one by
one.
CAUTION
When two towers are used to elevate a
bridge, down truss or many towers to ele-
vate a structure of any type, it is almost
impossible that two or more people co-or-
dinate the winches elevating or lowering
the loads, at exactly the same pace. At a
3.17 -
Only original replacement parts should be used.
ORIGINAL
