pela tools 506475, Руководство пользователя

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Environmental protection /
Scrapping
Recycle any unwanted material,
do not throw it in the household
rubbish. All machines, accessories
and packaging must be sorted and left
at a recycling center and disposed
of in an environmentally friendly
manner.
Contact
PELA Tools
Solängsvägen 13
SE-513 70 Borås
Phone: 033-202650
E-mail: order@pelatools.com
General safety instructions
When working with machines, the following points
should always be considered. Also observe the
safety regulations of the workplace and respect all
the laws, rules and regulations that apply where the
machine is used.
• Clean often. Dust, waste and debris in a
workplace increase the risk of accident, fire and
explosion.
• Do not work in dark or poor lighting.
• Never store explosive or flammable liquids and
gases within the work area.
• Keep children out of the work area.
• Pay special attention to the machine’s warning
symbols.
• Do not use the machine if you are tired or under
the influence of drugs, alcohol or medication.
• If necessary, wear protective equipment such
as respiratory protection, protective gloves,
hearing protection and goggles.
• Wear suitable work clothes and non-slip shoes
for the purpose. Use hair nets if you have long
hair, do not wear jewelry or loose-fitting clothing
that can get caught.
• Never let your habit of the machine lead to
carelessness.
• Check that all guards are in place and in good
working order. Check that all machine parts are
intact and correctly mounted.
Safety instructions
The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for
accidents and injuries to persons or equipment
caused by improper use. The electrical installation
must be carried out by an electrician with a license
for current work. Follow the installation, use and
maintenance instructions and warning texts in
this manual. Keep the manual in the vicinity of the
equipment at all times.
WARNING
• Do not exceed the maximum permissible load
capacity (4000 kg).
Note
Read the user manual carefully before use. Make
sure all users read and understand this manual.
IMPORTANT
• Observe the warning decals placed on the lift,
the vertical pillars and the electrical cabinet.
• In the design of the unit, consideration has
been given to meet the safety requirements
that apply. If the lift is raised above a certain
height, a level switch is activated which then
stops the lift.
• When the lift has reached the desired height,
lower so that the mechanical safety catches
engage and relieve the hydraulic cylinder.
• When lowering the lift, raise so that the
mechanical safety catches are relieved, then
release the safety catches with the handle and
lower the lift.
General description
The lift is operated with an electro-hydraulic
system. The hydraulic pump delivers hydraulic
oil to the hydraulic pistons which raise the lifting
arms. The lift is equipped with safety locks that
lock automatically when the lift is raised. To
release these, there is a handle above the
electrical cabinet. Pull the handle down to release
the latches. Note that the lift must be raised from
the catches before they can be released. After
commissioning and with load, the wires will be
stretched and slightly extended. Then the leveling
and adjustment must be performed again.
Noise level
The sound level from the lift should not exceed 75
dB, but to protect your health, it is recommended
that a sound level detector be installed at your
workplace and that you use hearing protection.
Warning signs
Warning signs that are clearly marked on the lift
are intended to avoid danger when the lift is used
incorrectly. The signs must be kept clean and must
be replaced if they are damaged or fall off. Please
read carefully and understand the meaning of each
sign and memorize them for future activities.
• The vehicle must be switched off when it is
hoisted up in the lift.
• Make sure that no people are in the work area
when raising and lowering the lift.
• Do not go under the lift until the safety catch
has engaged.
• It is not permitted to stand or climb on the lift
or vehicle, or to place tools, equipment or other
objects on them.
• Electrical cabinets and wiring must be
protected from water.