Falco VL35F230B, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Fig.13
5. Operation
The 2-post lift can be used to lift vehicles with a maximum weight of 3500kg, which makes it easier to
carry out maintenance and repairing operations to the car.
Preparing
Put the car in de middle of the two columns, so the point of gravity is centered between the two
columns and place the telescopic arms under the carriage of the car. Make sure the weight of the
vehicle is equally distributioned. Before lifting the vehicle turn up the rubber pads until they support
the lifting areas under the vehicle as specified by the vehicle’s manufacturer. Place the pad centered
under the lifting point so it supports the weight firmly and centered.
Caution! Every vehicle is to be
lifted correctly. It is possible the manufacturer of the vehicle prescribes an adapter, read the
vehicle’s manual before lifting.
Lifting
When the power is connected, turn the main powerswitch (1, fig.13)
from position ‘0’ to ‘1’, the green light (2, fig.13) turns on. Push the LIFT-
button (3, fig.20) and the car is lifted. When the car is lifted 100-150mm
of the ground, release the button to stop lifting. Move the car to make
sure it sits firmly and stable on the rubber pads. Now press the LIFT-
button again to lift the vehicle to the desired height.
Stopping
Release the LIFT-button, the lift is automatically stopped.
Locking
Press the lever for lowering (fig.14) downward and hold it for a couple
of seconds untill the lift is falls in the safety lock (the lift stops lowering).
When the sliding tables have stopped moving and are locked, let go of
the handle.
CAUTION! The lift has to be locked at all times, before any
work can be done to the vehicle.
Lowering
Press the LOWERING-button (4, fig.22), first the lift raises a little bit,
then the safety locks open and the pump’s magnetic valve opens the
hydraulic cylinders. The lowering of the lift is delayed for about 1 to 2
seconds by the magnetic valve, at the same time the engine is
stopped. Now the vehicle lowers to the safe height.
Fig.14
Fig.15