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User Manual // Simpro Microstacker
Original Instructions // English // v2.0 // August 2022 // Page
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2.1.4 RAISE/LOWER rocker switches
Press the UPPER part of both switches (U1+U2) to raise the bin carriage.
Press the LOWER part of both switches (D1+D2) to lower the bin carriage.
The carriage will stop moving when either toggle switch is released, or when it reaches the
maximum travel extent.
When the arms reach the top of the mast, the lift ram comes up against a stopper. If the
RAISE switches are hold on after the maximum height is released, the motor will continue
to run, and hydraulic fluid will bypass through a pressure-relief valve. Although this causes
no harm in normal operation, extended operation of the motor when the arms are not
moving causes the hydraulic fluid to heat up and may eventually result in damage. The
RAISE switches should not be held on longer than necessary.
The pressure-relief valve limits the maximum weight that the machine can lift. If an
attempt is made to lift more than the factory-set maximum (normally 150kg) the motor
will run but the arms will not lift. If this occurs, DO NOT keep trying to lift the bin. Remove
some material from the bin and try again.
A flow-control valve is fitted to govern the lowering speed, which can be adjusted by a
qualified technician.
2.1.5 BATTERY SAVER button
Where fitted, this button lights up to indicate that the Microstacker is powered on and ready
to use. If the machine is left idle for several minutes, the power will be cut out automatically
to maximise battery life. Pressing the button will re-awaken the machine.
2.1.6 SAFETY SOUNDER button
Press this button to sound an electronic warning tone.
The horn should be regularly used when the Microstacker is moving through busy
warehouses and dispatch zones, or when approaching corners.
2.1.7 PARK BRAKE
Lift the pedal with your foot to apply the park brake, and press down on the pedal to release
the park brake. Both rear wheels are locked when it is applied.
The park brake is not a service brake; it should not be used to slow the machine while
moving down a ramp, or to bring the machine to a stop.