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Responsibilities
5.
Responsibilities
5.1
Receiving inspection
Before attempting to operate this equipment, thoroughly
read and understand this manual. Completely remove all
tape and packaging. Inspect the equipment immediately
upon delivery. If shipping damage is evident, inform the
delivering
carrier
immediately
and
contact
the
manufacturer using the contact information on the back
cover of this manual.
5.2
Owner and/or operator responsibilities
All personnel involved in the use and operation of this lift
system must be careful, competent, trained, and qualified
in the safe operation of this equipment and its proper use
when servicing motor vehicles and their components. It is
the responsibility of the employer, owner, and/or manager
to ensure that all personnel working with and around the lift
system know what they are doing, both during normal
operation and in emergency situations. To ensure all
personnel are properly trained and qualified, the following
items must be done prior to using the lift system:
All personnel must know and understand all
instructions and warnings before working with or
around these lifts. “All personnel” includes operators
as well as people working on or in the vicinity of
vehicles raised by the lift system.
All personnel must read and understand the contents
of the owner’s manual. If any personnel are illiterate or
not fluent in English, the employer, owner, and/or
manager must read and discuss the instructions and
warnings with them in a language they understand,
making sure that all personnel know this information
and observe the proper procedures for use of these
lift units.
The employer, owner, and manager are responsible
for maintaining the manual and all on-product
labeling. Labeling should be legible and intact at all
times. The manual must be readily available to all
personnel. Contact the manufacturer to receive
replacement labeling. Replacement (or extra) copies
of the manual are available from the manufacturer.
The employer, owner, and/or manager must enforce
safe work practices with the lift system in order to
ensure that personnel not only know how to use the
lifts safely, but also that they actually
do
what they
should.
As part of training, the employer, owner, and/or
manager should have all personnel practice normal
and emergency operating procedures without loads
prior to using the lift system to raise loads.
This lift system is
not
a product that personnel can just
“figure out” on their own. This lift system has been
designed to be easy to use, but it requires thoroughly
trained and knowledgeable personnel to use it safely.
Failure to operate this lift system according to the warnings
and instructions can result in
severe injury
or
death
.
It is highly recommended that the lift system be operated
using only clean and dry air. Any particulate matter or
moisture in the air can cause poor performance of the
pneumatic valves and/or lead to premature failure of the
valves. If the air system supplying air to the lift system
delivers air with particulate matter or moisture, a
compressed air dryer and filter should be added.
6.
Specifications
6.1
CWL-20E
Model CWL-20E
US units
Metric units
Maximum capacity (each lift)
10,000 lb
4,540 kg
Maximum air pressure
160 psi
11.0 bar
Minimum air pressure for
rated capacity
150 psi
10.3 bar
Minimum air pressure
85 psi
5.9 bar
Minimum wheel diameter
(w/o adapters)
19 in
48.3 cm
Minimum wheel diameter (w.
adapters)
16 in
40.6 cm
Maximum tire to fender
clearance
8 in
20.3 cm
Weight per lift
610 lb
445.4 kg
Adapter weight
22 lb
10 lb
Ground pressure for each lift
(max. load)
275 psi
19.3 kg/cm
2
Width
41.6 in
105.7 cm
Depth
45.25 in
115.0 cm
Height (lowered)
53.25 in
135.3 cm
Height (raised)
77.25 in
196.2 cm
Charger voltage required
120VAC / 60Hz
120VAC / 60Hz
