Operation
3-1
Section
UL-25/32/40/48 Portable Personnel Lifts
3.0 Introduction
GENERAL FUNCTIONING
The AC or DC electric motor directly drives a hydraulic
pump and is energized only when all four outriggers are
set, closing the outrigger limit switches, and powering
the outrigger relays.
The oil flow is normally allowed to return to the reser-
voir through the lift valve until it is energized by de-
pressing the lift button and the power button simulta-
neously with the keyswitch on and both emergency stop
buttons pulled out. Oil is then diverted to the lift
cylinder until the lift function is stopped by the operator
or until pressure in the system reaches the relief setting
and is bypassed to the reservoir through the relief valve.
When lowering, oil is allowed to flow out of the lift
cylinder through an orifice located in its base (limiting
the decent speed) and through the down valve when it
is energized by depressing the down button and the
power button simultaneously with the keyswitch on and
both emergency stop switches pulled out. In case of
powered function failure, the unit may be lowered by
turning the manual release on the down valve or by the
platform Emergency Down (Optional).
DESIGN FEATURES
The UL - Series Lifts have the following features to
ensure safe operation:
•Interlocks are provided on each outrigger socket that
prevent Platform elevation if the Outriggers are
improperly installed.
•The Power and UP or Down buttons must be
depressed for the controls to operate, preventing
inadvertent actuation of the controls.
•The Chassis and Platform Controls are equipped with
an Emergency Stop Button for stopping all powered
functions.
•An Emergency Lowering Valve is provided to lower
the Platform in the event electrical power is lost.
•Dual chain lift system for added safety.
•An Orbit Level is provided on the Chassis Base so
the machine can be properly leveled.
•Optional Emergency Down from the platform is
available in the event electrical power is lost.
3.1 Safety Rules andPrecautions
All personnel shall carefully read, understand
and follow all safety rules, operating
instructions and the Scaffold Industry
Association’s MANUAL OF RESPONSIBILI-
TIES before performing maintenance on or
operating any UpRight Aerial Work Platform.
The UL 48 model is intended for indoor use only.
Before using the UL-Series Lift:
NEVER
elevate Platform unless all four (4) Outriggers
have been properly installed. All outrigger screwjack
pads must be in solid contact with a firm surface before
the Platform is elevated.
NEVER
attempt to move the UpRight Lift with people or
materials on the Platform or with the Platform elevated.
NEVER
operate the machine within ten feet of power
lines.
THIS MACHINE IS NOT INSULATED
.
NEVER
sit, climb, or stand on the Platform guardrails or
midrail.
NEVER
elevate Platform without first leveling the base.
NEVER
use ladders, planks or other devices to increase
the height of the Platform.
NEVER
attach overhanging loads to the Platform or
increase the Platform size.
NEVER
elevate the Platform if it contains more than one
person or more than the rated load (see to table 1-1)
LOOK
up, down and around for overhead obstructions
and electrical conductors.
NEVER
change operating or safety systems.
NEVER
use Outriggers from one model on another model.
CLOSE
and secure the gate after entering Platform.
Verify that the locking pin is fully engaged.
INSPECT
the machine thoroughly for cracked welds,
loose or missing hardware, hydraulic leaks, damaged
control or power cables and loose wire connections.
NEVER
use the UpRight Lift as a freight or personnel
elevator.
NEVER
recharge batteries near sparks or open flame;
batteries that are being charged emit highly explosive
hydrogen gas.
AFTER USE
secure the work Platform against unautho-
rized use by turning key switch off and removing key.
NEVER
replace any component or part with anything
other than original UpRight replacement parts without
the manufacturer’s consent.
NEVER
use the UL48 out of doors.
3.0
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