TECALEMIT TEC 4000, Инструкции по установке, эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Wheels-free system (where fitted)
1. Park the vehicle centrally on the hoist. Stop the
engine and apply the parking brake.
2. Check the hoist area is clear of people and
obstructions, then raise hoist to desired height.
Turn the main switch to the horizontal “Off” position.
3. Position the longitudinal support beams under the
pickup points approved by the vehicle
manufacturer.
4. Position the adaptor pads under the pickup points
(adjust the beams if necessary). Use extension
pads if required.
5. Disengage the interlock pins on both ends of hoist.
Check disengagement visually.
6. Slowly lower the hoist and verify by checking
visually that all four column hooks are engaged fully
in the column notches.
Caution: It is vital that full engagement of each hook is
checked.
7. Continue lowering the hoist until the vehicle is being
supported by the adaptor pads. Check the position
and security of the adaptor pads.
Caution: It is vital that the pads are correctly
positioned. Check visually and adjust if required.
8. Lower the hoist tracks to give access to the vehicle.
For safety, keep the tracks as close as practical to
the vehicle.
9. Turn the main switch to the horizontal “Off” position
before starting work.
To remove vehicle
1. Check the hoist area is clear of people and
obstructions then raise hoist tracks until the vehicle
is being supported by the tracks and the column
hooks are free.
2. Remove the adaptor pads and extension pads from
the support beams and move the beams to the
centre of the tracks, clear of the vehicle.
3. Engage the interlock pins at both ends of the hoist.
4. Check the floor area beneath the hoist is clear of
people and obstructions. Disengage the column
hooks and lower the hoist to the floor.
5. Check the driveway is clear, then drive the vehicle
off the hoist.
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
Monthly
1.
2. Wipe the cables clean with a solvent-soaked cloth
and check for any frayed ends or other damage.
Lubricate with cable grease or SAE 140 oil. Adjust
the cables if necessary. (The cables should be tight
enough to prevent the clutches from operating
when the hoist is fully lowered, but not so tight as to
prevent the crossmembers resting on the column
base plates.)
3. Check the safety clutches in the crossmembers are
not damaged and are operating correctly. Check
the column hooks are operating properly. Adjust if
necessary.
4. On wheels-free system, clean out the U-brackets
that support the crossmembers. Check the column
hooks and crossmember interlock pins are
operating properly. Adjust if necessary.
5. Lubricate the clutch rods, clutch actuator pulley axle
and pivot, the ramp rollers and pivots, the column
hook pivots and the wheels-free interlock pins with
SAE 140 oil.
6. Check the airline lubricator is filled with oil and the
filter bowl is empty.
Yearly
1. Thoroughly inspect the cables over their full length
as per wire rope inspection.
2. Check that all cable pulleys are running true and are
not excessively worn.
3. If the hydraulic oil appears discoloured, drain the oil
reservoir and refill with hydraulic oil (mineral oil
based) of ISO viscosity Grade 32.
4. Check all nuts and bolts are tight.
Fully lower the hoist. Check the oil level is up to
the dip stick. If low, top up with hydraulic oil of
ISO viscosity Grade 32.