MAHA MPJ Series, Оригинальная инструкция по эксплуатации

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show knowledge and experience in handling the equipment and the dangers
posed.
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be instructed on record in security guidelines.
1.7 Requirements for service personnel
Persons entrusted with the installation, maintenance and/or dismantling of the
system must also:
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be demonstrably trained and instructed in the required work,
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be able to provide evidence of appropriate qualifications for work on the
electrical equipment of the system (e.g. as a qualified electrician),
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Be able to provide proof of expertise for vehicle lifts. This includes suffi-
cient knowledge in the field of lifts and the relevant national occupational
safety regulations, accident prevention regulations and generally recog-
nized rules of technology to be able to assess the safe working condition of
the lift to be tested.
Competent persons must not only consider the current condition of the lift
during the inspection. You must also be able to estimate how the lift and its
structural parts will behave under operational conditions and how wear,
ageing and the like will affect the safety of the lift.
2 Intended and improper use
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Observe the maximum axle load according to the load capacity specifica-
tion on the rating plate of the jack and the load handling attachment!
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The pit jack is designed for use in vehicle workshops for the inspection,
maintenance and repair of cars, trucks, buses, trailers and agricultural ma-
chinery and for lifting units.
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The jack is intended exclusively for lifting and lowering cars and commer-
cial vehicles axle by axle for service and repair work.
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Use is only permitted with the load handling attachment suitable for the
load.
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load handling attachment must be suitable for the load and its pick-up
points in terms of load-bearing capacity, shape and position.
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Use is only permitted on a level, load-bearing surface (floor, pit, rail, etc.)
that is suitable for the load.
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The maximum permissible inclination in all directions of the rail or floor is
1°.
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Lifted loads must always be safely supported in a suitable manner. Pit jacks
and gearbox jacks are lifting devices and are not suitable for holding the
load securely over a longer period of time
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The pit jack may not be modified without the express written permission of
the manufacturer.