Vers.1.4 User manual
26/01/2023 Translated from Danish original manual
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The majority of the materials used for the lift are made of recyclable steel. Waste resulting
from maintenance, cleaning and even scrapping must be recycled and stored according to
local regulations and laws, and must be carried out by authorised companies. When
recycling, a special focus must be placed on substances harmful to health such as
batteries, hydraulic oil/waste oil and electronic waste.
If there is a need for continuous improvement of the lift, the manufacturer reserves the
right to alter its own design and specifications without prior notice. The manufacturer may
be contacted for updated product specifications. All parameters and information in this
manual are valid for the delivery date of the lift.
WARNING: In order to avoid the risk of injury to the operator or others, the following
safety measures must be observed.
Lifts and other lifting gear can pose a safety risk if they are not serviced adequately, or not
at all. For this reason, it is important that service is carried out at the correct intervals and
by trained and authorised personnel.
Maintenance and inspection shall be in accordance with the information that follows.
1. The described procedure for inspection, lubrication and maintenance of the system
must be observed.
2. Only authorised and trained persons may inspect, maintain and repair the lift.
3. Before starting the machine.
a. Visually inspect the lift for cracks, dents and damage.
b. Visually inspect the chains, cylinder and other lifting components for wear,
damage and leakage.
c. Switch on the machine and check that the power supply, steering, speed,
brake and alarm function all show normal operation in the display, and with
no error codes.
4. Before leaving the machine.
a. Do NOT park the lift on a slope.
b. The basket and forks must be placed in the lowest possible position.
c. Press the emergency stop button.
d. Turn the key to OFF.
5. The lift should not be used in very dirty, contentious or corrosive environments. The
lift must not be used in areas where there is a risk of fire or explosion.
6. Regularly check the tyres, brakes, power supply, lift, hydraulics and all electrical
functions to ensure safe use of the lift.
7. Warning signs, type plates and instructions for use must always be in a clear and
legible condition. Damaged or illegible signs must be replaced before the lift can be
used.
8. All changes that may affect load capacity, stability and/or safe use may only be
implemented following receipt of the manufacturer’s written approval. Where such
an approval has been received together with a change of name plate, signage and
identification number, the user and maintenance manual must be updated to reflect
said changes.
