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1. Platform surface

2. Platform frame

3. Lifting belt

4. Battery

5. Front wheel

6. Rear wheel

7. Emergency stop

8. Up/down button

9. Top cover

10. Motor

11. Limit switch module

12. Battery charger

13. Electric control board

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Summary of Contents for Light60

Page 1: ...TAWI Lightweight Lifting Trolley This is the original version of the TAWI High Frequency Lifter user manual...

Page 2: ...08 ISO 22915 16 2015 EN ISO 3691 5 2015 EN 12895 2015 EN 1175 1 A1 2010 EN ISO 13849 1 2008 EN 60204 1 Person authorized to compile the technical file Name David Ranfalk Business name TAWI AB Address...

Page 3: ...s and labels on the TAWI Light Trolley 07 2 Warranty 09 3 Overview 10 Loading 11 4 Assembly 12 Unpacking 12 Mounting 13 5 User instructions 14 Start the lifter 14 Charge the battery 14 Battery chargin...

Page 4: ...ed on the severity of the consequences that may occur if the instructions are not followed Stickers and labels are explained in this chapter and information is provided about directives that TAWI foll...

Page 5: ...ledge of electricity and TAWI elec trical schedules of the lifters is required Faults can cause damage to people and property NEVER climb on the lifter NEVER stand on the cover or any other part of th...

Page 6: ...use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the lifters Use only TAWI original spare parts Always follow any local...

Page 7: ...he business the user may perform a modification alteration to a TAWI Light Trolley If this is done the modification alteration must be designed tested and implemented by experts in TAWI Light Trolley...

Page 8: ...on or rest your feet on the legs or battery casing This symbol precedes stated max load capacity Never exceed the indicated max load capacity Also see Loading on page 09 for information on how to load...

Page 9: ...s a one year limited guarantee excluding transportation charges provided that the lifter has been used under normal working conditions one shift and then recharged and in accordance with the instructi...

Page 10: ...Page 10 3 Overview a b d e j i f g c h a Mast b Control panel c Emergency stop d Leg e Identification plate f Rear wheels with brakes g Battery charging indicator h Handle i Platform j Front wheels...

Page 11: ...ption Specifications Lifting capacity 60kg Min max lifting height 120mm 1705mm Weight of unit 35kg Total height of unit 1980mm Battery charger 100 240V 40W 50 60Hz Battery 2x12V 7Ah Lifts per charge 6...

Page 12: ...ley and fasten the tool The following images shows how to fasten the legs and the platform to the base unit a b c d e f g Unpacking a 1 x Base unit b 4 x Screw covers c 3 x M6 screws platform d 4 x M1...

Page 13: ...ed on each screw 2 Fasten the platform 1 Fasten the legs Mounting Following is images of how to fasten the legs and the platform The following images shows how to fasten the legs and the platform to t...

Page 14: ...n cause an electric shock Start the lifter The lifter can be stopped at any time by pressing the emergency stop on the control panel Only run the lifter when it is completely assembled Check the lifte...

Page 15: ...and secured on the platform Make sure the platform is loaded according to the load diagram at page 14 The lifter can be switched on or off when charging the battery It is recommended that the lifter i...

Page 16: ...ricity and TAWI electrical schedules of the lifters is required If the battery needs to be replaced make sure that an original battery is used If assistance is needed contact TAWI Keep the lifter clea...

Page 17: ...e sure that it is properly secured 7 Make sure that upper and lower switches are functioning correctly 8 Control that the battery voltage level is sufficient 9 Control that the charger is supplying co...

Page 18: ...s damaged Check if charger supplies correct voltage if not replace charger Limit switches are broken damaged Check functions of limit switches replace if needed No signal from operating panel Check si...

Page 19: ...el 6 Rear wheel 7 Emergency stop 8 Up down button 9 Top cover 10 Motor 11 Limit switch module 12 Battery charger 13 Electric control board 7 8 3 11 10 13 12 4 6 5 1 2 9 4305349 4305348 4305344 4305296...

Page 20: ...TAWI AB Box 102 05 Transportgatan 1 434 23 Kungsbacka Tel 46 0 300 185 00 la info piab com tawi com REV0 EN A brand by Piab Group...

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