Ascension VIRTUOSO 5460F, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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Product Manual SECTION 4
VIRTUOSO 5460F
115057 REV L
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7. Push the ball bearing slide release levers as shown in the figure on the previous
page and then pull downward on the skirt guard to separate it from the lift car.
8. Remove the three (3) hex head screws that secure the skirt to the skirt guard using a
5/16" wrench.
9. Use a 3/32 hex key to remove the two (2) 8-32 x 3/16 button head cap screws that
secure the ball bearing slide rails to the skirt guard. The guard can now be freed
from the safety skirt.
To reinstall the skirt guard, perform the following steps. If necessary, refer to the figures
in the skirt guard instructions above for identification of components.
1. Thread the ball bearing slide rails through the skirt slots and the rectangular cutouts
in the skirt guard and secure them in place using the two (2) 8-32 x 3/16 button head
cap screws. The screws should be approximately centered in the horizontal slots in
the ball bearing slide rails.
2. Use a 5/16" wrench to secure the skirt to the skirt guard with the (3) hex head
screws removed in Step 6 above.
3. Position the skirt guard underneath the ball bearing slide rails on the lift car, so that
the slide rails on the skirt guard line up with the slide rails on the lift car.
4. Move the skirt guard upward, while making sure that the skirt guard tabs slide
behind the retaining flanges on the lift car, and that the slide rails on the skirt guard
lock into the slide rails on the lift car. See the figure at the top of the following page.
5. You will feel and hear a "click" when the ball bearing slides engage each other, and
the skirt guard will be held in place. If the skirt guard was installed correctly, the
guard cannot be pulled away from the lift car. If this not the case, use the release
levers to release the skirt guard, and then reinstall it, taking care to slide the skirt
guard tabs behind the retaining flanges on the lift car.
6. Reinstall the 5/16”-18 screws into the holes in the lift frame just above where the ball
bearing slides enter the frame.