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MR6K-48X 

Dec 2017 

Trouble-Shooting Guide 

 

1.  Motor Does Not Run: 

A.  Breaker or fuse blown............ Call electrician  
B.  Faulty wiring connections...... Call electrician 
C.  Defective start button.............Call electrician 
D.  Defective capacitor................ Call electrician 

 

2.  Motor Runs but Will Not Raise: 

A.  Oil level too low......................Oil level should be at the MAX Fill Line with lift fully lowered. 
B.  Check for proper clearance for the release valve’s stem seat. 
C.  Remove the check valve cover and clean ball and seat. 
D.  A piece of trash is under the Release Valve. Push handle down and push the up button at the 

same time. Hold for 10-15 seconds. This should flush the valve out to remove trash. 
 

3.  Motor Runs but Will Not Raise Vehicle: 

A.  Motor running on low voltage.............Call electrician 
B.  Lift is overloaded................................Check vehicle’s gross weight 
C.  Defective pressure relief valve.  

 

4.  Oil Blows Out Power Unit Fill Cap: 

A.  Oil reservoir overfilled. 
B.  Lift lowered too quickly while under a heavy load. 

 

5.  Motor Hums and Will Not Run: 

A.  Lift overloaded....................... Remove excessive weight from lift. 
B.  Bad capacitor......................... Call electrician. 
C.  Low voltage............................Call electrician. 
D.  Faulty wiring...........................Call electrician. 

 

6.  Lift Jerks Up and Down: 

A.  Air in hydraulic system........... Raise lift all the way to top and return to floor. Repeat 4-6 times 

with intervals at least 2 minutes apart. Ensure NOT to overheat the power unit. 
 

7.  Oil Leaks: 

A.  Power unit..............................If the power unit leaks hydraulic oil around the tank-mounting 

flange, check the oil level in the tank. The fluid level should not be above the MAX Fill Line. 

B.  Rod end of cylinder................ The rod seal of the cylinder is defective.  Rebuild or replace the 

cylinder. 

C.  Breather end of the cylinder...The piston seal of the cylinder is defective.  Rebuild or replace the 

cylinder. 

 

8.  Lift Makes Excessive Noise: 

A.  Roller assemblies not moving freely..............Inspect and apply grease. 
B.  Check for excessive wear on shafts & pins... Inspect and replace. 
C.  Seals are dry in hydraulic cylinder(s).............Cycle lift as noted in #6. 

 

9.  Lift Will Not Lower: 

A.  Lock Release Cable not properly adjusted....Inspect and adjust. 
B.  Defective Release Valve............................... Inspect and replace. 
C.  Defective safety latch mechanism................. Inspect and replace. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for MR6K-48X

Page 1: ...Dec 2017 MR6K 48X Mid Rise Scissor Lift 6 000 lbs Capacity 1 500 lbs Max per Arm INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...tions BEFORE USING Site Selection Surface Condition Operating Condition INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Required Tools Unloading Lift Un banding Lift Lift Assembly Starting Up Testing OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 3: ...associated with the equipment vehicle or environment Do not perform any procedures until you have read and understood the warning instructions Important Information 1 Read this manual thoroughly befor...

Page 4: ...t daily The lift should never be operated if it has damaged components or is malfunctioning Only qualified technicians should service the lift Replace damaged components with manufacturer s parts or e...

Page 5: ...out forward or aft movement and comes standard with portable dolly power cart for wheel service brake work inspections detailing all with the ease of mobility Specifications Specifications MR6K 48X Li...

Page 6: ...accommodate all vehicles Certain allowances should be made for special vehicle requirements or unusual floor plans Surface Condition Do not use the Lift on any type of asphalt or soft surface Ensure...

Page 7: ...which secure the lift parts to the pallets are heavy duty You ll need a pair of metal shears or tin snips to cut the steel bands Be very careful when doing this because the bands will tend to fly apar...

Page 8: ...Remove the black fill cap on reservoir tank and fill with 6 quarts of Non Detergent Non Foaming Hydraulic Oil SAE 10 AW 32 or equivalent Ensure not to fill past the MAX Fill Line on the reservoir tank...

Page 9: ...the next lower lock height Fig 6 Fig 6 C Push the start button just 2 3 seconds to slightly raise the frame The safety latch will disengage from the lock ladder notch D While holding the lock release...

Page 10: ...y engage the lock position fully lower the Lift and have a qualified service technician immediately repair the Safety Lock Assembly 6 Should the Safety Lock Assembly not operate as described in step 5...

Page 11: ...nd well away from the Lift and vehicle Then squeeze and hold in the Hand Lever while at the same time pushing in and holding the Pressure Relief Valve Handle to slowly lower the Lift all the way down...

Page 12: ...ill Not Run A Lift overloaded Remove excessive weight from lift B Bad capacitor Call electrician C Low voltage Call electrician D Faulty wiring Call electrician 6 Lift Jerks Up and Down A Air in hydra...

Page 13: ...the lowering valve Step 2 Using a Hex wrench and shop towel with shop towel in place to catch fluid loosen the check valve plug by approximately 2 turns and allow fluid to bleed off Step 3 Push the ST...

Page 14: ...14 MR6K 48X Dec 2017 EXPLODED DRAWING...

Page 15: ...016B Rubber Hand Grip 3 17B MR6K 48X 017B Hose Fitting to PU 1 18B MR6K 48X 018B QJYJ3 2 Hydraulic Hose to PU 155 1 19B MR6K 48X 019B QJYJ3 6 Check Valve 2 20B MR6K 48X 020B QJYJ3 02 13 Safety Locking...

Page 16: ...C Bolt M8 x 16 2 36B 12C MR6K 48X 036B 12C QJYJ3 02 14 4 T Valve Hyd 1 37BX MR6K 48X 037BX Pin 4mm x 50mm 2 38B MR6K 48X 038B QJYJ3 03 2 Saddle Pad 4 39BX MR6K 48X 039BX QJYJ 03 3 Rubber Pad 4 40B MR6...

Page 17: ...idered a warranty issue and therefore must be noted for any potential recovery with the shipping company The customer is required to notify Tuxedo of any missing parts within 72 hours Timely notificat...

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