Installation, Operation and Parts Manual
EE-TS6600
7
PACKING,
STORAGE
AND
TRANSPORTATION
Packing,
lifting,
handling,
transporting
operations
must
be
performed
only
by
experienced
personnel
with
appropriate
knowledge
of
the
lift
and
after
reading
this
manual.
2.1
The
lift
was
dismantled
into
the
following
2
parts
for
transportation
Name
Packed
by
Dimension(inch)
Weight(lbs.)
Qty
Control
and
power
unit
Wooden
case
21
1/4”*16
15/16“*45
1/4”
118
1
Lift
platforms
Carton
with
wooden
base
87"*44
1/2"*9
1/4"
814
1
2.2
Storage
The
packs
must
be
kept
in
a
covered
and
protected
area
in
a
temperature
range
0f
‐
10
℃
to
+40
℃
.
They
must
not
be
exposed
to
direct
sunlight,
rain
or
water.
Stacking
the
packs
We
advise
against
stacking
because
the
packs
are
not
designed
for
this
type
of
storage.
The
narrow
base,
heavy
weight
and
large
size
of
the
packs
make
stacking
difficult
and
potentially
dangerous.
If
stacking
is
unavoidable,
use
all
appropriate
precautions:
‐
never
stack
to
more
than
2
meters
in
height.
‐
never
make
stacks
of
single
packs.
Always
stack
pairs
of
packs
in
a
cross
pattern
so
that
the
base
is
bigger
and
the
resulting
stack
is
more
stable.
Once
the
stack
is
complete,
restrain
it
using
straps,
ropes
or
other
suitable
methods.
A
maximum
of
two
packs
can
be
stacked
on
lorries,
in
containers,
and
in
railway
wagons,
on
condition
that
the
packs
are
strapped
together
and
restrained
to
stop
them
falling.
2.3
Opening
the
packs
When
the
lift
is
delivered
make
sure
that
it
has
not
been
damaged
during
transportation
and
that
all
the
parts
specified
on
the
packing
list
are
present.
Packs
must
be
opened
adopting
all
the
precautions
required
to
avoid
injury
to
persons.
Take
special
care
with
the
hydraulic
power
unit,
the
control
panel
and
the
cylinders.
