Bishamon BSC3200 Series Operation manual

July 2019
Operation and
Service Manual
To Users
Thank you very much for purchasing a FANTAS Lift BSC3200 series lift of Bishamon. Be sure to read
this Operation Manual before using the lift and start using only after understanding its contents.
Furthermore, keep this operation manual with care and promptly request for a copy if it becomes lost.
If the operation manual is not for the actual lift, request for a correct copy with the retailer from whom
the product was purchased.
Perform maintenance and inspection of the lift. Perform periodical maintenance and inspection of the
lift, in order to ensure safe operation of the lift and sufficient function of the lift is maintained.
FANTAS Lift
BSC3200 Series
Notes on Maintenance, Inspection and Control

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Preface
Before operating the lift, READ and be familiar with this operation manual.
Incorrect operation by not READing and not being familiar with the operation manual may
result in not only poor performing of the lift functions but also the falling of the vehicles and
accident of injury or death.
The contents of the manual may differ if the purchased lift is modified.
Contact your supplier if the contents of the manual has any unclear statements, error,
omission and incorrect collating.
In this manual,「Danger」,「Warning」,「Caution」are defined and specified as
below. Notice of Warnings are very important for safe operations.
As these are very important to protect operations from accident resulting in injury
or death, or damage to properties, make certain to understand them fully before
operating lift.
Incorrect operation may imminently result in serious injury or
death of the operator.
Incorrect operation may result in serious injury or death of
the operator.
Incorrect operation may result in injury and damage to
property. The possibility of occurance of danger is lower
than “Warning” articles.
Warning
Danger
Warning
Caution

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents.................................................................................................... 2
1. Objects of the Lift............................................................................................. 3
2. Danger, Warning and Caution.......................................................................... 3
3. Types and Attachment Locations of Warning Labels........................................ 8
4. Components of the Lift..................................................................................... 9
5. Safety Devices................................................................................................12
6. Pre-Operation Checks.....................................................................................13
6-1. Items for Pre-Operation Checks .............................................................13
6-2. Inspecting Filter Regulator......................................................................14
7. Operation Instruction.......................................................................................15
7-1. Preparation for Vehicle Entry..................................................................15
7-2. Vehicle Entry...........................................................................................15
7-3. Set Up Lifting Point.................................................................................15
7-4. Lifting Operation .....................................................................................17
7-5 During Work............................................................................................17
7-6. Lowering Operation ................................................................................18
7-7. Vehicle Exit.............................................................................................18
7-8. Clean Up after Service Work ..................................................................19
8. Maintenance and Inspection...........................................................................20
8-1. Lubrication Points...................................................................................21
8-2. Inspecting Inside Pit................................................................................23
8-3. Inspecting Lowering Stop Device............................................................23
9. Trouble Shooting.............................................................................................23
10. Specifications..................................................................................................24
11. Circuit..............................................................................................................28
12. Installing (Setting Up) and Relocating.............................................................29
13. Disposing ........................................................................................................29
14. Product Warranty Rules..................................................................................30
15. Notes on After Sale Services...........................................................................31

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Danger
Warning
Caution
1. Objects of the Lift
This lift is designed for indoor use, intended for changing oil and parts, general maintenance work as
well as inspection and servicing of light to ordinary passenger vehicles, recreational vehicles, compact
trucks (excluding long-body vehicles) and excludes washing of vehicles.
2. Danger, Warning , Caution
As these are very important to protect operators from accident resulting in injury and death, and
damage to properties, make certain to understand fully before operating lift.
In this manual,「Danger」,「Warning」,「Caution」are defined and specified as below.
Notice of Warnings are very important for safe operations.
As these are very important to protect operators from accident resulting in injury or death,
or damage to properties, make certain to understand them fully before operating lift.
・・・・Incorrect operation may imminently result in
serious injury or death of the operator.
・・・・Incorrect operation may result in serious
injury or death of the operator.
・・・・Incorrect operation may result in injury
and damage to property. The possibility of
occurrence of danger is lower than “Warning”
articles.
Danger
Never stand under the vehicle while operating the lift.
*There is risk of death or serious injury.
Do not attempt to support a vehicle that appears to be falling but
escape instead.
*There is risk of being crushed under the vehicle that leads to death or serious
injury.
Warning

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Warning
Read the Operation Manual thoroughly before using the lift.
*Important warnings are described.
Failing to follow warnings leads to serious accidents.
Set the center of gravity of the vehicle to within the range specified
with yellow color on the lift.
*The vehicle may potentially fall while the lift is raised or lowered, or due to
vibration arising from performing work, as well as from detaching and
attaching parts.
The “partial lifting” only on front or back, as well as on left or right is
strictly prohibited.
*The vehicle may potentially fall or become deformed. There is also a risk of
lift becoming damaged.
DO NOT modify the safety device and the lift under any circumstances.
*It may result in serious accident.
The lift must not be used by anyone other than those who are
thoroughly familiar with its operating method.
*Improper operation can cause an unexpected accident.
Set the supporter on a flat location with sufficient strength.
*The supporter may come off and the vehicle may potentially fall.

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Warning
Electrical Hazard
DO NOT open control box or remove cover plates without isolating
electrical supply.
*It may result in electric shock.
DO NOT lower the lift while any stand or support is in position under vehicle.
DO NOT use “Down” motion of the lift for any other purpose except lowering
(ex. for putting off parts)
※Supporter contact may come off and it may result in the falling of the vehicle.
Vehicle must be positioned evenly. DO NOT lift offset vehicle.
※.When removing parts or with vibration, it may result is falling of the vehicle
and damage to the vehicle.
KEEP FEET FREE from lift and vehicle when operating lift.
※It may result in pinching feet or serious injury.
DO NOT swing, shake or push the raised vehicle.
※When removing the parts or with vibration, it may result in falling of the vehicle.
Removing Components may alter the center of the gravity and cause
vehicle to fall.
※Supporter contact may come off and it may result in the falling of the vehicle.
Using anything other than genuine attachments is prohibited.
*Attachments may come off, damaged or the like to cause the vehicle to fall,
which may potentially lead to death or serious injury.

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Caution
<Preparation>
1. This lift is designed for maintenance and servicing of vehicles. Do not use the lift for purposes
other than those for which it is intended.
2. Stop using the lift if even a single safety device fails to operate properly.
3. Wet tires and supporters require attention, as they can cause slippage.
4. Pay attention to prevent a hand or finger from becoming trapped when using and storing the
sliding supporter.
5. Adjust the height of supporters to evenly distribute the load among the four supporters when
using the swing arm.
6. Lifts on the left and right are linked for synchronization and are not able to take extremely
unbalanced loads.
7. The difference in load applied to supporters on the left and right must be within 300 kg when
using the lift. Failing to do so may potentially cause damage to the lift.
8. Set the supporters securely at lifting points and do not raise a vehicle when there are no clear
lifting points on the vehicle. Refer to the maintenance manual of the vehicle for information on
correct lifting points.
<Lifting & lowering>
1. Pay attention to the condition of the vehicle while operating the lift to raise or lower and never
operate the lift while looking elsewhere.
2. In the event there are other lifts at the same site, avoid erroneous operation with operating
buttons for other lifts.
3. Do not lift any vehicle that exceeds the maximum capacity of the lift.
4. Do not lift a vehicle with people or cargo still on board.
5. Make sure there is no oil or soil on supporter when raising a vehicle.
6. Stop lifting after Supporter have made firm contact with vehicle and check locations of Supporter
for correct lifting points before reraising the vehicle.
7. Pay attention to tilting of the vehicle on the lift when raising or lowering and make sure that the
vehicle is kept horizontal at all times.
Stop operating the lift immediately if the vehicle tilts.
8. In the event the lift does not lower even when the lowering button is pressed, raise it once and
then lower it.
9. When lowering the lift with the sliding supporters in use, stow them after tires of the vehicle
comes into contact with the floor, then lower the lift to the lowest position. Failure to do so may
potentially cause damage to the supporters or the floor surface.
10. Do not operate the lift while tools or parts are left inside the pit or on movable parts of the lift unit.
Doing so may result in malfunction of the lift or vehicle falling.
11. Do not approach the lift or touch the lift while raising or lowering a vehicle.
12. Raise or lower the lift only after verifying the vehicle and lift surroundings to ensure that there are
no people or objects.
13. Drive the vehicle in and out only after the supporters have been lowered completely. Drive the
vehicle in and out only after the swing arms have been opened completely. Failure to do so can
cause damage of the vehicle or the lift.

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Caution
<Generally>
1. Always bring the lift to the lowest position when moving away from the lift or when not using the
lift.
2. Start lift operations only after verifying that Lowering Stop Hook are “Engaged”.
3. Do not allow anyone other than trained mechanic to approach the lift.
4. Do not leave the lift with a vehicle raised unattended for long periods of time.A vehicle left on the
lift at a low position without engaging Lowering Stop Hook tabs may potentially cause the vehicle
to be lowered and damaged.
5. Bring the lift down to the lowest position and turn off power when the vehicle servicing has been
completed.
<Others>
1. Do not modify the lift in any way. Doing so can prevent the lift from performing sufficient
functions, which may potentially lead to a serious accident.
2. Do not use any supports other than genuine side sill blocks.
3. Stop using the lift immediately and repair any anomalies when any anomalies are discovered
while in use or during inspections. Do not use the lift until the repair work is completed.
4. The lift is not built with water resistant specification. Do not use the lift for washing vehicles or
outdoors, or in locations where humidity is high.
5. Do not supply air with a pressure that reaches or exceeds 1.0 MPa to the filter regulator. Doing
so may potentially damage filter regulator.
6. The filter regulator must be set to 0.7 MPa. Setting it to any greater pressure may potentially
damage the Selex valve.

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3. Locations of Warning Labels
Labels feature descriptions on important matters for preventing personal accidents and property
damages, as well as capacity of the lift. Purchase and apply these labels promptly when they
become worn, damaged or peeled off while the lift is used.
①
“Center of Gravity
Position” label
②
Capacity label
③
Caution label
④
“Danger” and
“Warning” labels
Caution
BSC3200KUV
BSC3200KV

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4. Components of the Lift
Sliding supporter
Swing arm
Arm support
Lowering stop device
Sliding cover
Control box
Filter regulator
Arm pit cover
Built-in hydraulic unit
Cylinder
Sliding supporter
Arm pit cover
Separately installed
hydraulic unit
Push button control switch
Filter regulator
Cylinder
Sliding cover
Lowering stop device
Arm support
Swing arm
Push button control switch
BSC3200KUV
BSC3200KV

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This is switch for raising and lowering the lift and arms.
●Switch for raising and lowering lift
Press Up button to raise the lift and release it to stop the lift at that
position.
Press Down button to lower the lift and release it to stop the lift at
that position.
The Up and Down buttons cannot be operated at the same time.
●Switch for raising and lowering arms
Use these switch when the lift is at the lowest lowered position.
Press Up button to lift the arms to the swinging height.
Press Down button to lower the arms to be stored.
Down button can only be used when the lift at the lowest lowered
position.
The Up and Down buttons cannot be operated at the same time.
The lengths of sliding supporters can be adjusted in variable range of 1,320 to 2,200 mm, depending
on jack points of the vehicle being lifted. There is a knotch for pulling on the upper surface of the
sliding part. Slide the sliding supporter using the knotch for pulling.
Push button control switch
Sliding Supporter
Make sure that the sliding supporter is completely stored when storing the sliding supporter.
For raising and
lowering the lift
For raising and
lowering arms
When stored
When sliding
Sliding supporter
Knotch for pulling
Caution
Up
Up
Down
Down
Lift
Arm

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Swing arms can be freely rotated, extended and retracted within the range of about 90 degrees to
align rubber mounts to jack points.
Swing arm is more suitable to lift up one box car and SUV (RV) which can not be lifted up by plate
type supporter.
Adjustment of length is possible within the range of 550 to 1,100 mm.
Heights of rubber pads can be adjusted by rotating them.
Entire arms can be stored inside the pit by
retracting the swing arms to the MIN position.
Can be used for ordinary passenger vehicles that are lifted with side sills.
Features the function to reduce pressure of air
supplied to the filter regulator to appropriate
pressure levels (0.7 to 1.0 MPa) and the function
to drain water in the air. A
ir pressure gauge
shows the air pressure after depressurization.
Refer to “Inspecting Filter Regulator” on page 14.
Swing arm
Side sill block
Air filter regulator
Rotate
Extend
and
retract
Pressure
adjustment knob
Air pressure
gauge
Drain valve

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5. Safety Devices
Lowering stop
hook
They are installed at each cylinder to
prevent lift from falling in case of oil
leaking and breakage of hydraulic hoses
etc.
However, please note that there is no
lowering stop hook below approx. 500
mm from bottom.
Fuse valve
(Shutoff valves)
It is installed at each cylinder.
It would shut off the oil flow in case
sudden flow of oil from cylinder due to the
breakage of hydraulic circuit etc.
Relief valve
In case of below, it would work to prevent
lift from break
a. lifting heavier load than lift’s capacity
b. lift is reaching the top
c. pressure in hydraulic line increases
due to the trouble for any reason
It is installed inside of gear pump.
Thermal relay It would sense the excessive electric
current and shut off the circuit and protect
electric components.
It is installed at magnetic switch.
Fuse
valves
Relief
valve
Thermal
relay

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6. Pre-Operation Checks
6-1. Items for Pre-Operation Checks
This is a very important for preventing fall accident involving a vehicle and personal injury, by making
routine work that involve the use of the lift safe. Perform the pre-operation checks before operation
every day. Immediately stop use of the lift and make sure it is repaired and safety is verified before
using when any abnormality is discovered.
Contact the lift supplier from whom the lift was purchased if any parts required for repairs and
replacements.
Inspection item
Inspection method
Processing / reference page
Make sure that the air is supplied
at appropriate pressure (the set
pressure is 0.7 MPa). Verify the pressure on the filter regulator.
Adjust the pressure to the
appropriate value.
Refer to Section 6-2,
“Inspecting Filter Regulator”.
Verify drain of filter regulator. Verify that no water is found inside.
Drain water.
Refer to Section 6-2,
“Inspecting Filter Regulator”.
Verify smooth raising and lowering. Perform visual and auditory checks while
performing the full stroke operation of the lift
and arms, with no vehicle loaded.
Contact the lift supplier from
whom the product was
purchased if any abnormality is
discovered.
Verify to ensure there are no oil
leaks. Perform visual check.
Verify to ensure there is no
abnormality (damage, deformation,
scratch, etc.) with external
appearance of the lift unit. Perform visual check.
Verify to ensure there are no air
leaks. Perform visual and auditory checks.
Verify to ensure there is no
abnormality with electrical system
and that the unit operates well. Perform visual and auditory checks.
Verify to ensure there is no
abnormal noise with the lift unit,
motor or pump. Perform visual and auditory checks.
Verify to ensure that the lowering
stop hooks are functioning
properly.
Verify to ensure that the lowering stop hooks
are engaged when the lift is not descending
and that they are disengaged when the lift is
being lowered.
Verify to ensure there are no
damages with the remote control
switch and cabtire cable.
Verify to ensure that the unit operates as
displayed on the remote control and also
visually verify conditions for damages.

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6-2. Inspecting Filter Regulator
The regulator features the function to reduce pressure of air supplied to the filter regulator (0.7 to 1.0
MPa) to the appropriate level of 0.7 MPa and to drain water in the air.Air pressure gauge shows the air
pressure after depressurization.
<Depressurizing method>
①Verify that the pressure of air supplied to the filter
regulator is at least 0.7 MPa.
②Loosen the screw on top of the filter regulator.
③Look at the air pressure gauge while turning the
pressure adjustment knob to set the pressure to 0.7
MPa.
④Tighten the screw on top of the filter regulator.
<Drain method>
①Push up the draining valve.
Water sprays out with air.
* The appropriate value of the pressure of air (primary side pressure) supplied to the filter
regulator is between 0.7 and 1.0 MPa. The filter regulator may be damaged if the pressure is
greater than 1.0 MPa.
* Always make sure that the air pressure gauge is pointing 0.7 MPa before operating lift. The
lift may malfunction if the pressure is under 0.7 MPa. Furthermore, the Selex valve may be
damaged if the pressure is over 0.7 MPa.Always set the pressure to 0.7 MPa.
Drain water must be drained from the filter regulator every day.
Accumulation of water can cause malfunction.
Depres
surize
Pressurize
Screw
Pressure
adjustment knob
Air pressure
gauge
Caution
Caution
Drain valve

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7. Operation Instruction
7-1. Preparation for Vehicle Entry
*Supported models: Light to ordinary passenger vehicles, recreational
vehicles and small trucks (excluding long-body vehicles).
Lower the lift to the lowest position and store swing arms in arm supports. Remove any tools and parts
that are in the vicinity of the lift or on path of entry for the vehicle. The frame attachment, furthermore, is
protruded above the floor surface. Remove it if it gets in the way.
7-2. Vehicle Entry
Drive carefully the vehicle onto the center of the lift and stop the vehicle so that the center of gravity of
the vehicle is within the range specified on the lateral surface of the supporter.
7-3. Set Up Lifting Point
Supporters and swing arms may collide with the vehicle and may potentially damage the vehicle
or the lift if the lift is not lowered to the lowest position with swing arms stored.
Set the center of gravity of the vehicle to within the range specified with yellow color on the
supporter. The vehicle may potentially fall while the lift is raised or lowered, or due to vibration
arising from operating lift, as well as from detaching and attaching parts.
Drive the vehicle in carefully and do not start or stop the vehicle suddenly. Do not turn the
steering wheel while the vehicle is on the swing arms or frame attachments.
Doing so may potentially lead to damage of the vehicle or the lift.
* Securely set supporters on correct lifting points. Improper setting supporters can cause the
supporters to become dislodged and the vehicle may potentially fall.
* The partial lifting only on front or back, as well as on left or right is strictly prohibited.
Caution
Warning
Caution
Frame attachment
Swing arm
Warning

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<Using sliding supporters>
Raise supporters slightly and adjust sliding supporters to align with lifting points of the vehicle.
Manually pull out the sliding part to adjust. Set side sill blocks on supporters to align with lifting
points.
<Using swing arms>
Raising swing arms
①
Press the arm raising button (Up button) on
the operation switch with the lift unit at the
lowest position.
②Swing arms are raised and retained at that
position.
Rotate, extend and retract swing arms to align rubber pads with lifting points and adjust the height of
each supporter so that the load is distributed evenly on each supporter.
Raise swing arms only when the lift unit is at the lowest lowered position.
* Always make sure that the rubber pads contact flat and stable locations. Lifting on slanted
and other unstable locations can result in loss of balance and the vehicle may potentially fall.
* Adjust the height of supporters to evenly distribute the load among the four supporters. The
supporter may become dislodged and the vehicle may potentially fall.
* If the arms are not raised even when the arm raising button is pressed, always press the arm
lowering button first and then conduct verification work.
Spread swing arms as widely as possible when in use.
Caution
Caution
Warning
Rotate

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7-4. Lifting Operation
Supporters rise when the lift “Up” button on the operation switch is pressed.
Raise supporters and stop the lift once the rubber pads and side sill blocks (hereinafter referred to as
“pads”) come into contact with the vehicle. Verify to ensure that pads are securely contacting correct
lifting points.
If they are not at correct positions, perform adjustments.
If pads are on correctly, then raise the lift so that the tires are lifted about 20 mm off the floor and then
shake the vehicle gently up and down to verify balance. If the balance is not good, move the vehicle as
close as possible to the center of the mounts and perform the verification again. Do not lift the vehicle if
the balance cannot be improved. Raise the vehicle to the vehicle servicing height if the vehicle is
balanced well. Once the vehicle is raised to the top position, promptly stop the lifting operation.
7-5 During Work
Never stand under the vehicle while operating the lift.
* Do not lift a vehicle with people or cargo still on board.
* Do not operate the lift while looking elsewhere. Doing so can lead to a serious accident.
* Do not lift a vehicle that exceeds the maximum capacity of the lift. Doing so can lead to
damage of the lift.
* Do not shake the raised vehicle hard. The pads setting may become dislodged and the
vehicle may potentially fall.
* Pay attention when removing or attaching heavy parts to prevent the vehicle falling. Balance
may be lost and the vehicle may potentially fall.
Caution
Danger
Warning

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7-6. Lowering Operation
Perform lowering operation while constantly verifying horizontal level of the vehicle.
Stop the lowering operation in an unlikely event the lift tilts and as a result also the vehicle, then
carefully perform the lifting operation to bring the lift to the horizontal position and then try the lowering
operation again.
If such incident occurs frequently, there may be malfunction. Contact the lift supplier for consultation.
The lift starts to lower when the lift lowering button on the operation switch is pressed. Stop the switch
operation once the vehicle reaches the desired height for stopping.
7-7. Vehicle Exit
Exit the vehicle slowly only after lowering the supporter to the lowest position.
<Using sliding supporters>
Stop the vehicle once after wheels are off the supporters, then store the sliding part, then lower the lift
to the lowest position.
Never stand under the vehicle while operating the lift.
* Lowering the lift with transmission jack, rod or the like for removing or installing parts still
attached to the vehicle is prohibited. The supporter setting may become dislodged and the
vehicle can potentially fall.
* Do not place a foot under a supporter. Foot may become trapped and result in serious injury.
* In the event the lift does not lower even when the lowering button on the operation switch is
pressed, raise it once and then try lowering it again.
* Do not leave the lift with a vehicle lowered midway unattended for long periods of time.A
vehicle left on the lift at a low position without engaging lowering stop hook may potentially
cause the vehicle to be lowered and damaged.
* Verify that the lift has been lowered to the lowest position. The supporters suspended
midway may potentially lead to damage of the vehicle or the lift.
* Not having the sliding parts stored may potentially lead to damage of the vehicle or the lift.
Caution
Danger
Warning
Caution

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<Using the swing arms>
Exit the vehicle after storing swing arms in the arm support.
①
Completely store the slide arms inside lift
arms once the vehicle servicing is completed.
②Lower the lift to the lowest position.
③Rotate the swing arm and align it with the position where it can be stored inside the arm support
(where it comes into contact with the stopper).
If a swing arm cannot be stored because of
interference with an arm support or the like,
lift the swing arm again and set it so that the
swing arm can be stored inside the arm
support, and then perform the lowering
operation.
④The frame attachment is protruded above the floor Level. Remove it if it gets in the way.
⑤
Drive the vehicle out slowly.
7-8. Cleaning After Completion of Work
Once the vehicle servicing has been completed, wipe off oil and grease attached on supporter and
inside the lift area to clean. In the event any abnormality is discovered on such occasion, consult the lift
supplier immediately. Lower the lift to the lowest position and shut off the power supply (circuit breaker)
for purpose of safety.
Drain the compressor also to ensure that the air supplied to the lift is dry and clean.
* Once the vehicle servicing has been completed, store the slide arms all the way inside lift
arms, then lower the lift to the lowest position. Lowering the lift to the lowest position while
the slide arms are still extended out can cause the slide arms to come into contact with the
floor and deform the arm pins.
* Arm lowering button can only be operated when the lift unit is at the lowest lowered position.
Drive the vehicle out carefully and do not
start or stop the vehicle suddenly. Do not
turn the steering wheel while the vehicle is
on the swing arms or frame attachments.
Doing so may potentially lead to damage of
the vehicle or the lift.
Caution
Lift arm
Sliding arm
Store
Caution
Frame attachment
Swing arm
Rotate