Harmar Mobility AL215 Axis I, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Inside Lifts - Installation & Owner’s Manual TEC0091 2016JUN30 P/N: 630-00076-Rev A
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11
INSTALLER
WIRING THE VEHICLE
Improper wiring is the #1 cause of problems
in operating a vehicle lift. Follow the wiring
instructions carefully.
The vehicle wiring harness is located in the hardware
pack. The harness is manufactured to comply with
SAE J1128 requirements. It is approximately 23 feet
long and will accommodate most vehicles.
1. Unwind the wiring harness and lay it flat.
One end of the harness has 2 covered pins. This is
the lift end and goes to the rear cargo area where
the lift mounts.
[Figure 11-1]
The wiring harness is unassembled for easier
installation. The end connector is included
separately from the harness to enable the
installer to run the wire under and through the
vehicle with the smallest clearance possible
2. Route the wire harness beginning at the
battery.
Attach the black wire to the negative
terminal on the battery. [Figure 11-2]
3. Run the vehicle harness to the rear cargo
area/trunk. Run the wire under and through the
vehicle whenever possible, gaining entry into the
vehicle through the firewall.
[Figure 11-3]
DO NOT run wiring where it can be snagged by
road debris or near the gas tank.
Y
L
N
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R
I
W
K
C
A
L
B
SIDE MOUNT
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W
K
C
A
L
B
ON
LY
OR
TOP MOUNT
NEVER ATTEMPT
TO CONNECT
THE HARNESS
TO A SECONDARY
POWER SOURCE.
ALWAYS CONNECT
BOTH LEADS
DIRECTLY TO THE
BATTERY
1
TO BA TTERY
END
CONNECTOR
20 AMP SELF
RESETTING
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
Figure 11-1
Figure 11-2
Figure 11-3
INSTALLATION
W ARNING!
DO NOT attach the red wire until the
very end of installation.
W ARNING!
DO NOT attach the red wire until the
very end of installation.
IMPORTANT!
If the installation requires the wiring harness to run on the underside of the vehicle, route
the harness away from the exhaust system, brake lines, fuel lines and gas tank. Avoid pinch points and
sharp edges. Avoid locating the harness where it can be snagged by road debris.