BendPak HDS-14LSX, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации оборудования

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HDS-14LSX / HDS-14LSXE Lifts
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P/N 5900162 — April 2018 — Rev. F3
Lubricating the Lift
There are six lubrication points on the Lift. All of them are where Sheaves are located:
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Four lubrication points on the Crosstube Gussets
. One on the outside of each
Crosstube Gusset, for a total of four. All four are 15.6 mm (.61") straight grease fittings.
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Two under the Stacked Sheaves
. One under the 4 Stacked Sheaves (under the Powerside
Runway at the Rear of the Lift) and another under the 2 Stacked Sheaves (under the Powerside
Runway at the Front of the Lift). Both are 14.3 mm (.56") straight grease fittings.
Put a small amount of white lithium grease or similar on each lubrication point before you use the Lift
and monthly after putting the Lift into service.
Bleeding the Hydraulic Cylinder
The Hydraulic Cylinder on the Lift is self-bleeding, which means that in most cases any air in the
system can be removed by raising and lowering the Runways a few times; “bleeding” the Hydraulic
System of the unwanted air.
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WARNING Before performing any maintenance on your Lift (for example, bleeding the
Hydraulic Cylinder or adding Hydraulic Fluid), make sure both Runways are on the
ground and the power source has been disconnected.
Symptoms of air in the Hydraulic System include Runways moving erratically and/or making odd
noises. These could be caused by other situations; refer to Troubleshooting for more information.
To bleed the Hydraulic System
:
1. Raise and lower the Runways up to six times; pause for at least one minute between
each cycle
.
The Lift’s motor cannot run continuously; it is designed for regular use, but not continuous use.
2. Watch the Runways as you raise and lower them.
When the Lift stops moving erratically or stops squeaking, you can stop the bleeding process.