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Release the handle (Fig. 1) when the vehicle has reached the appropriate working height or has reached its
lowest possible position.
Observe the entire lowering process and control the area to ensure bystanders or objects do not enter the area
of the lowering vehicle.
When the lift is in its lowest position remove the high-density blocks. If using the arms, move them out of the
path of the vehicle’s exit.
Drive the vehicle off the lift.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
7.
Inspection and Maintenance Plan
Attention! Before conducting maintenance work, safety
precautions must be in place to eliminate harm to people working
with or around the lift.
Danger!
To avoid personal injury, allow only qualified technicians
to perform maintenance on the lift.
Service must be performed at regular intervals of
3 months
in accordance with service
manual. Proof of maintenance records may be a prerequisite for warranty claims. The
maintenance rate must be increased if the lift is in continuous operation, in a dirty
environment, or in contact with de-icing salts, sand, pebble stones, natural soil, and
industrial dust of all manner, water, or constant humidity caused by insufficient ventilation.
During daily operation, the lift must be closely observed to ensure that it is functioning
correctly. In the case of malfunction or fluid leak, Technical Service must be informed.
7.1.
How often must the lift be cleaned?
The schedule depends on the cleanness of the workshop and location of the lift. The degree may vary depending on the
season, weather conditions, and the ventilation of the workshop. The best protection for the lift is a regular cleaning
every month. Under bad conditions, it may be necessary to clean the lift every week.
7.1.1.
Daily Maintenance
Clean the lift and the floor with a mild, non-abrasive detergent.
Remove dirt with a sponge, or if necessary, a soft brush.
Rinse away detergent with sponge.
Do not leave any kind of liquid on machine.
Check for proper operation after any power failure or flooding of the lift of any type.
Perform equalization procedure if platforms become unleveled. (See Sec 12.5)
Check for leaking fluid from pump, hoses, tubes, or cylinders.
Prevent corrosion by oiling metallic surfaces and retouching paint.
Lubricate all fittings with high pressure grease.
Check condition of high-density blocks and replace if worn.
Check condition of lifting arms, ensure they have full mobility.
