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DHOLLANDIA
ATTACHMENT 1
Checklist for daily inspection
before use
Name:
Date:
ALWAYS start the daily inspection with the lift forks on the ground, the main power switched OFF and the main power plug
disconnected from the electricity network.
When “NOT OK”, tail lift must be serviced or repaired prior to further use
Points to check
OK – NOT Corrected
Replace missing, worn or illegible warning decals immediately.
Check the overall connection of the main power plug and the main power cable. Make sure the cable
is properly fastened inside the plug, and the electrical cable is undamaged.
Make sure the main power switch and indicator light on the electric control box switch on and off
according to the status of the switch.
Check the overall condition of the electric control box and its switches. Confirm that all switches (except
the ON / OFF cabin switch and the emergency stop) swiftly return to the neutral position after releasing
them.
Visually inspect the overall condition of the cables entering the control box, the power pack, the plugs
and cables between the master and slave columns and between various mobile column lifts. Make sure
cables are not chafed, lose or damaged. Make sure plugs are in good condition and the cables are
properly fastened inside the plug.
Ensure the cover of the power pack is properly installed and secured.
Visually inspect the overall condition of the hydraulic hoses between the master and slave columns.
Make sure the hoses are undamaged, not pinched or chafed anywhere, and adequately protected by a
protective sleeve and heavy-duty cable covers. Check for visible oil leaks.
Check the power pack for visible oil leaks.
Visually inspect the general condition of the lift columns, the lift shafts and lift forks, safety locks, tire
adaptors and the pallet jack mechanism. Look for damage, cracks or deformation in the material and
welds.
Check the lift cylinders, their safety valves and fittings for visible oil leaks.
Lift the lift forks approx. 1000 mm. Verify if the master and slave columns go up in a synchronized way.
If operating multiple mobile column lifts, verify if all pairs of lift columns go up in a synchronized way.
Test the function of the emergency stop. Verify that the functions LIFT / LOWER are disabled after
pressing the emergency stop. Then turn the switch back to its neutral position.
Press SAFETY DOWN. Verify if the lift shafts / lift forks go down and get blocked on all lift columns in
use. Make sure no lift shafts / lift forks continue to go down further after the safety locks have been
engaged.
Make sure all movements occur smoothly and quietly, without jerking motion or unusual noises. During
the LIFT function, the sound of the electric motor in the power pack will be audible. The LOWER function
is gravity down, no particular sound should be audible.
In case of “NOT OK”, put the mobile column lift out of service, switch off the main power and pull out the main power plug.
Warn your supervisor and contact an authorized DHOLLANDIA service agent for repair.
