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TM04301 Molift Quick Raiser 2+ 09 English - Rev B 01/2011
Wheels, removing and fitting
Wheels on the legs
The entire bracket plus castor wheel has to be
replaced.
You will need:
• Pop rivets 4.8 x 16mm, plus tool
• Drill Ø 5mm
Procedure:
• Carefully drill out the pop rivets underneath the
legs so as to release the wheel bracket.
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Be careful not to damage the lifter when dril-
ling out the pop rivets.
• Pull out the wheel bracket
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from the leg.
• Position the new wheel bracket and check that
the holes in the leg line up with the holes in the
wheel bracket.
• Attach the wheel bracket with the pop rivets.
• Press the wheel into place if necessary.
Ø100mm wheels
You will need:
• Hex key, 5mm
• Loctite 2701
• Hot air gun
Procedure:
It will be necessary to heat the screw/bolt to
loosen the Loctite applied during assembly.
Be careful when heating the screws. Use a
nozzle on the hot air gun so as to limit the
heated area if possible.
Remove the wheel by unscrewing the 8x50 screw
with the Umbraco key. Fit the new wheel by follo-
wing these procedures in reverse. Remember to fit
the washer when assembling. Use Loctite 2701 to
secure the screws.
Ø115mm wheels
You will need:
• 19mm spanner
• Loctite 2701
• Hot air gun
Procedure:
It will be necessary to heat the screw/bolt to
loosen the Loctite applied during assembly.
Be careful when heating the screws. Use a
nozzle on the hot air gun so as to limit the
heated area if possible.
Use a 19mm spanner to remove the front wheel.
Unscrew the wheel bolt and remove the wheel. Fit
the new wheel with the bolt and 19mm spanner.
Use Loctite 270 to secure the bolt.
Replacing the electronics
You will need:
• Hex key, 5 mm
• Soldering iron
Procedure:
• Observe how all the wires are connected – if
necessary mark the cables or make a drawing
• Detach the printed circuit board from inside
the side housing – it is secured by Velcro strips
• Disconnect all the wires from the circuit board
