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  Please return this booklet to literature package and give to lift owner/operator.

OM20120

 Rev. B  01/28/03

© January 2003 by Rotary Lift.

SL29i/SL212i

(400 Series)

SL29i Capacity 9,000 lbs.

SL212i Capacity 12,000 lbs.

Table Of Contents

Introduction

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Owner/Employer Responsibilities

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Safety Instructions

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Operating Instructions

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Maintenance Instructions

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10

Trouble Shooting

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11

Manual Lowering of Lift

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14

Date and Time Setting

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16

Timer and Alarm Setting

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17

Rotary Contact Information

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Change Language .............................................................. 19

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Summary of Contents for SL212i 400 Series

Page 1: ...000 lbs Table Of Contents Introduction 2 Owner Employer Responsibilities 3 Safety Instructions 4 Operating Instructions 6 Maintenance Instructions 10 Trouble Shooting 11 Manual Lowering of Lift 14 Dat...

Page 2: ...nel as well as a telephone data port on the console Ergonomics are improved by the use of soft touch membrane controls for single hand lift operation On board training is accessible at any time with t...

Page 3: ...fety Requirements for Operation Inspection and Maintenance and The Employer Shall ensure that lift mainte nance personnel are qualified and that they are adequately trained in the mainte nance of the...

Page 4: ...anyone on lift or inside vehicle when it is either being raised or lowered Always keep area around lift free of tools debris grease and oil Proper maintenance and inspection is necessary for safe ope...

Page 5: ...e while on lift Clear area if vehicle is in danger of falling Remove tool trays stands etc before lowering lift Release locking latch before attempting to lower lift Position lift arms and adapters to...

Page 6: ...vehicle manufacturer s recommended lift points Use intermediate high step or optional adapters extensions for under body clearance when required Fig 3 and Fig 4 WARNING Before attempting to lift pick...

Page 7: ...OUT AND LOCKED IN THE OFF POSITION WARNING Most specialty or modified vehicles cannot be raised on a frame engaging lift Contact vehicle manufacturer for raising or jacking details Fig 3 Fig 5 NOTE S...

Page 8: ...icle unless all four adapters are in secure contact at vehicle manufacturer s recommended lift points and the locking latch is engaged F Push SELECT LOWER TO LOCKS to lower lift onto locking latches 7...

Page 9: ...e 14 If the service center lost electrical power the lift will operate when power is restored 9 If lift is damaged or not operating properly Do Not use until adjustment or repairs are made by qualifie...

Page 10: ...his Safety Warning placard SHALL be displayed in a conspicuous location in the lift area B Use one of the mounting arrangements illustrated on back of this placard C These Safety Warning labels supple...

Page 11: ...1 Motor running on low voltage 2 Debris in lowering valve 3 Improper relief valve adjustment 4 Overloading lift 1 Debris in check valve seat 2 Debris in lowering valve seat 3 External fluid leaks 1 A...

Page 12: ...d Installer for assistance if needed 4 Press mode button again to resume lift operation 5 Inbay liquid detection system screen will display until lift containment has been emptied of liquid 1 Call a R...

Page 13: ...owering valve plug on power unit If connection is good and you are still getting this error contact an authorized Rotary repairperson 1 Contact authorized Rotary repairperson 2 Contact authorized Rota...

Page 14: ...latch valve Fig 8 4 Depress the button on the top of the air valve Fig 8 At this time you should hear the air leave the lift Do not use a sharp object to depress the button 5 Slowly lower hydraulic j...

Page 15: ...ccess Panel Master Control Panel Push Lowering Valve Remove Cap Lowering Valve Inline Regulator 1 4 Air Line From Reducing Male Branch Tee To Inline Regulator 1 4 Air Line From Pressure Switch To LDS...

Page 16: ...T LOWER TO LOCKS on touchpad to set correct MONTH 9 Press on touchpad to advance to DAY DATE 10 Press SELECT LOWER TO LOCKS on touchpad to set correct DAY 11 Press on touchpad to advance to YEAR DATE...

Page 17: ...Select instructions for Setting Timer to START STOP RESET or OFF For ALARM Settings 1 Return to TIMER ALARM menu 2 Press SELECT LOWER TO LOCKS on touchpad for ALARM 3 Press on touchpad for ALARM ONE T...

Page 18: ...Switch ON 2 Press Mode Button to inbay Technology menu 3 Press on touchpad to ROTARY INFORMATION 4 Press SELECT LOWER TO LOCKS on touchpad to principal Rotary Lift contacts i e U S Canada Internationa...

Page 19: ...sure Power Up Lift Switch ON 2 Press Mode Button to inbay Technology menu 3 Press on touchpad and go to last bottom option 4 Press SELECT LOWER TO LOCKS on touchpad 5 Press on touchpad and go to secon...

Page 20: ...438 Fax 1 812 273 6502 userlink rotarylift com www rotarylift com Italy Regional Sales Office Rotary Lift Europe S r l Cadriano BO Phone 39 051 763384 Fax 39 051 763395 info rotaryeurope com Germany E...

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