ML5I • ML10I • ML15I • ML20I • ML25I – 7030242
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Potential service and safety problems may be detected
by inspecting the material lift.
Warning
The potential for an accident increases when operat-
ing a material lift that is damaged or malfunctioning.
Death or serious injury could result from such acci-
dents. Do not operate the material lift if it is damaged
or malfunctioning.
Perform a prestart inspection at the beginning of each
shift, before using the material lift on the job. The inspec-
tion site must have a smooth and level surface.
A visual inspection of the machine is required to determine
if any part of the material lift is worn or damaged. Testing
the material lift before placing a load on the equipment
will determine if there are any malfunctions.
If any worn or damaged components are observed or
suspected, or if the equipment malfunctions, remove
the material lift from service immediately. Repairs to
the material lift should only be performed by authorized
personnel according to the manufacturer’s specifications.
An inspection of the work area will determine if the area
is safe for operation of the material lift.
Prior to operation:
y
Visually inspect the material lift for worn or damaged
components.
y
Set up and test the material lift to determine if there
are any malfunctions.
y
Inspect the work area.
Visual Inspection
Before operating the material lift:
y
Inspect the wheels and casters for excessive wear
or damage.
y
Inspect the material lift for loose, damaged or missing
fasteners.
y
Inspect the base, legs, stabilizers, mast sections,
pulleys and forks for damage and improperly installed
or missing components.
y
Inspect the cable for wear, frays, kinks or damage.
y
Verify that the cable is wrapped around the winch
drum at least four times when the carriage is lowered.
Chapter 4 – Prestart Inspection
y
Inspect the entire material lift for dents, damage,
excessive rust or corrosion and cracks in welds or
on structurally critical components, such as mast
sections.
y
Verify that all decals are legible and correctly attached
to the material lift.
Set Up
To set up the machine, select an area that is firm, level
and clear of debris and overhead obstructions.
Follow these steps to set up the machine.
Material lifts equipped with stabilizers
1. Push down on the stabilizer lock plates to release
the stabilizers.
2. Lower the stabilizers until the casters are in contact
with the ground.
3. Verify that the lock plates are engaged and the sta-
bilizers are locked in the down position.
4. Remove the leg retainer pin.
5. Lower the leg to the down position.
6. Insert the leg retainer pin through the leg and the
base.
7. Repeat the above steps to lower and secure the other
leg.
8. Place the desired load lifting attachment (standard
forks, adjustable forks, boom) inside the carriage.
Summary of Contents for ML10I
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