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Technical service staff are required. Intervention by others prohibited.
Turn to “0” and padlock the main switch in case of emergency and/or maintenance to the lift.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE
CAUSE
REMEDY
Nothing happens
Main safety fuses broken
Replace
Magnetic-thermal switch OFF
Reset magnetic-thermal switch
Fault in electrical system
Control
Lifting run is not completed
Load exceeding nominal capacity
Follow the rules (sect. 1)
Mains voltage too low
Check
Insufficient oil in control unit
Top up (sect. 6.9)
Lift run not smooth
Air in the hydraulic circuit
Make air blow out the hydraulic circuit
No descent movement
Drain valve jammed
Check
Hoist cable for mechanical rest broken or slack Check and replace
Irregular upstroke and/or downstroke
Re-alignement rope slack
Tighten rope
Friction between sliders and sliding guides
Clean the guides and lubricate
Technical service staff are required. Intervention by others prohibited.
Turn to “0” and padlock the main switch in case of emergency and/or maintenance to the lift.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE
CAUSE
REMEDY
The motor does not run
Fuse or circuit breaker burnt out
Replace the fuse or reset the circuit breaker
Incorrect power supply to the motor
Provide the correct power supply to the motor
Cable connections faulty/loose
Repair and isolate all connections
Motor UP switch burnt out
Replace the main switch/control buttons
Motor windings burnt out
Replace the motor
The motor runs but the lift does not rise
The lift is overloaded
Check the vehicle weight and/or the balance of the
vehicle on the lift
The motor is being operated on very low voltage Provide the correct power supply to the motor
Deposits in the parachute valve
Clean the lowering valve
The pump is sucking in air
Tighten the coupling on the intake line.
The intake fitting has separated from the pump
Replace the fittings
The oil level is low
Fill the tank to the correct level with ISOVG32 hy-
draulic oil or Dexron III ATF
The release valve is incorrectly set
Replace the release valve
The lowering valve is open
Repair/replace the lowering valve
The lift lowers slowly
Deposits in the check valve set
Clean the check valve
Deposits in the lowering valve set
Clean the lowering valve
There are oil leaks
Repair the external leak
The lift rises slowly or oil leaks from the inlet
deaerator cap
Air has mixed with the oil
Change oil, Dexron II ATF or ISOVG32 hydraulic oil
Air is being taken in with the oil
Tighten all couplings
The oil return line is loose
Repair the external leak
The lift rises unevenly
The synchronisation cables are offset
Adjust the synchronisation cables to correct the
tension
The lift is installed on an uneven foundation
Adjust the lift so that the columns are at the same
height, (use shims no higher than 13 mm)
The anchoring bolt is not secure
The holes are too large
Move the lift and use a new drill to drill holes.
The correct anchoring methods and the minimum
installation requirements are described in the
installation instructions
The depth of the foundation or the concrete
quality is inadequate
Lay a new foundation slab in the lift zone as per
the requirements
The lift does not rise completely or the lifting
process is erratic.
Air in hydraulic lines or cylinders
Start the system and raise and lower the slider
block several times. Lower the lift to the bottom
position and refill the drive unit as in step 2
The oil level is low
Lower the lift to the bottom position. Fill the tank
with ISO VG32 hydraulic oil or Dexron III ATF to
at least the MIN mark
The locking latches do not engage
The latch mechanism shafts are oxidised
Contact service staff for support
8.3 Troubleshooting for competent persons
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