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Bishamon MUL30 User manual

Sugiyasu Corporation
Jan. 2020
Dear Users,
Thank you for purchasing our Bishamon Mucross lift. Before using the lift, read through
and be familiar with this manual. Fully understand the precautions, directions, and other
information contained in this manual to ensure correct use. Failure to do so may result
not only in insufficient performance of the lift but also in falling of the vehicle, serious
injury and death, and damage to properties.
Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. In case of loss, immediately request
a new copy.
If the product is supplied with a wrong manual, contact your lift supplier for a correct copy.
Perform periodic maintenance inspection of the lift to ensure safe work
with the lift and keep the lift fully functional.
The contents of the manual may differ when the purchased lift is modified. For any
question about the product or this manual, feel free to contact your lift supplier.
Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. In case of loss, contact your
lift supplier and request for a new copy immediately.
Thank you for purchasing our Bishamon Multi & Mucross lift. Before using the lift,
read through and be familiar with this manual. Fully understand the precautions,
directions, and other information contained in this manual to ensure correct use.
Failure to do so may result not only in insufficient performance of the lift but also in
falling of the vehicle, serious injury and death, and damage to properties.
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 accidents resulting in
personal injury and death, and damage to property, so make sure to read
thoroughly and understand fully before operation.
Danger
Incorrect operation may imminently result in serious
injury or death of the operator.
Warning Incorrect operation may result in serious injury or
death of the operator.
Caution Incorrect operation may result in injury and damage
to the property. The occurence of the danger is lower
than "Warning" articles.
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This product is a lift to be used for oil and parts replacement, general maintenance,
motor vehicles inspection and maintenance etc. of mini-to ordinary sized passenger cars,
small sized trucks, and the like.
As there are very important to protect operators from accidents which may result in
injury and death,and damage to cars and properties, make sure to understand fully before
operating lift.
1. Read and be familiar with the operation manual before operating.
2. Only trained operators are allowed to use the lift.
3. Make sure to perform daily and periodic inspections in accordance with the
instructions of Operation Manual.
4. If any abnormal conditions, such as noise, occur during operation, prohibit the
use of the lift and contact lift supplier for an inspection.
5. This lift is designed for motor vehicle servicing. DO NOT use for any other
purposes.
6. Do not remove any labels and do not modify the lift anyway.
The meaning of the mark (symbol) used behind pictures are as below.
When lift is operating,
get under the vehicle.
allow others to get under vehicle
Or it may result in death or serious injury.
If the
attempt to support vehicle.
Or it may result in death or serious injury.
Caution for Safety
The specified act
that should not be
conducted.
The specified act
that should be
conducted.
Warnings and
cautions that are
possible to occur due
to incorrect operation.
Read the Operation Manual DO NOT lower the lift
thoroughly before using while any stand or and parallel to the lift.
the lift. support is in position
Important Warnings are under vehicle. evenly.
described. DO NOT use "Down" motion
*Incorrect operation may of lift to push parts
result in an accident. into position.
Set the supporters on a DO NOT lift vehicles by DO NOT modify any Safety
flat spot with sufficient one end only. Or it may Device of the lift under
strength. Or supporters result in fall of the any circumstances.
may come off and vehicle vehicle and damage lift.
may fall.
KEEP FEET CLEAR Apply parking brake and
When lowering lift, make position wheel stop when evenly. DO NOT lift up
sure to keep feet clear operating lift. offset vehicle. Or it may
of hoist and vehicle. result in fall of vehicle
DO NOT use lift unless ELECTRICAL HAZARD!
you have been trained in when raising and lowering DO NOT open control box
it's operation. lift, MAKE SURE to keep or remove cover plates
*Incorrect operation may hands and feet clear of without isolating
result in an accident. any scissor mechanism. electrical supply.
Drive in vehicle straight
Vehicle MUST BE positioned
KEEP HANDS and FEET CLEAR
Vehicle MUST BE positioned
1. This lift is designed for motor vehicle servicing. DO NOT Use for other purpose.
2. If any of safety device does not work properly, DO NOT use lift.
3. Drive in and out vehicle slowly, and DO NOT start and stop suddenly.
4. Pay attention in driving in and out vehicle when tires and drive-on plate are wet to avoid
slipping.
1. When operating the lift, pay constant attention to the area around the vehicle and the lift.
NEVER look aside during operation.
2. If there are other lifts installed in the same site, Pay attention not to operate the control
switch of other lifts.
3. DO NOT lift any vehicle exceeding the maximum capacity of the lift.
4. DO NOT lift vehicles with passengers, baggage or cargo etc.inside.
5. Use only genuine Side Sill Block supporter between upper lift top plate and vehicle lifting
point when lifting vehicle by upper lift.
6. Make sure there is no oil or dirt on supporter when lifting vehicle by upper lift.
7. Stop lifting after supporter have made firm contact with vehicle, and check locations of
supporter for correct lifting points before reraising the vehicle.
8. Stop lifting when lift reached maximum height.
9. During lift lowering operation, wait 1 or 2 seconds before proceeding next lowering operations
10. The lift height of both sides may become unbalanced during lifting and lowering operations.
In such case, follow the instructions of Operation Manual and balance the height of both sides.
If not correcting the unbalance situation, it may result in the fall of the vehicle.
11. If the Jacking Beam is used with Pit Installation Model, DO NOT lower the Lower Lift below
350mm height. Make sure to slide and stow the Jacking Beam into hangar before relowering
lift to floor.
12. If the lift would not lower, raise the lift and then relower.
13. Make sure lift and lift supporters are fully lowered before driving in or out vehicle.
14. Before lowering the lift, ensure that no person or objects is around vehicle or lift.
15. DO NOT operate the lift with anything such as tools or parts left in the pit or under the lift.
Failure to comply may result in failure of the lift or falling of the vehicle.
16. When use Upper Lift, make sure to lift up to max height to avoid unbalance.
1. Make sure Safety Hooks are engaged before getting under vehicle.
2. When working on a vehicle in raised position, make sure the lift is above the position that
Safety Hook is engaged at least with 1st ratchet (Cut out) from the bottom. The lift may drift
down (Natural Lowering), causing damage to the vehicle or equipment,tools, or the like nearby.
3. Keep anyone but the operator out from around the lift.
4. DO NOT leave a vehicle on the lift for long time.
5. When not in use, the lift must be lowered to the lowest position. Even when not in use, raise
and lower the lift all the way through the range at least once a day to maximize the lift life
6. When lowering the lift of Alignment Model(MUL30H), make sure to set all 8 legs are folded or
set(fixed) firmly. If the legs are not set firmly, or floor conditions are not flat, the legs
might get out of place, and dangerous.
7. After vehicle servicing work, lower the lift to bottom and turn off the power.
1. DO NOT modify the lift without permission from the manufacturer. Failure to comply may result
in insufficient performance and lead to serious accident.
2. When an abnormality is detected during use or inspection, stop the use of the lift immediately
and repair. DO NOT use lift until the repair is completed.
3. This lift is not weatherproof and is not to be used outdoors or for vehicle washing.
4. Do not supply air with air pressure exceeding 1.0 MPa to the filter regulator. Or it may damage
the filter regulator.
5. The filter regulator must be set to 0.5 Mpa. If it is set to over 0.5 Mpa, it may damage the
Selex Valve.
Serial Plate
CG Label
Capacity Label Foot Protection Label
Lubrication Points Label
Maintenance Label
showing how to lubricate Air Cylinder
(Unlock Cylinder) for releasing
Lowering Stop Hook.
Caution Label E
showing how to do
Pre Operation Check
of Filter Regulator.
Caution Label
This switch adjust the height of right side and left side
drive on plate of Lower Lift.
By pushing "Level" and "UP" or Down" at same time, left side
Lower Lift (Drive On Plate) rise (or lower). Adjust the
height of both sides by checking visually.
By pushing "Up" button, Upper Lift rise, and stop rising
when releasing button.
By pushing "Down" button, Upper Lift lower, and stop lowering
when releasing button.
By pushing "Up" button, Lower Lift rise, and stop rising
when releasing button.
By pushing "Down" button, Lower Lift lower, and stop lowering
when releasing button.
Hyd. Unit
Turning Radious Gauge
(Option-Model MUL30H) Upper lift
(Model MUL30 and MUL30H only)
Lower lift
(Drive On Plate)
Leg
(Model MUL30H only)
Link (Scissors)
Drive
On
Base
Lowering Stop Device
(Unlock Cylinder installed inside)
Side Sill Block
(Model MUL30 and MUL30H only)
Upper Lift
Lower Lift
Level
Up
Up
Down
Up
Down
Down
Level
Air Filter Regulator reduce the air pressure of the
air supplied to the Air Filter Regulator to appropriate
pressure levels, and drain water in the air. Air pressure
gauge shows the air pressure after depressurization.
① Verify that the air pressure supplied to the
Air Filter Regulator is more than 0.5 Mpa
② Loosen the screw on top of the Air Filter
Regulator.
③ Look at and check the air pressure gauge while
turning the pressure adjustment knob to set the
air pressure to 0.5 Mpa.
  ④ Tighten the screw on the top of Air Filter
Regulator.
① Push up the drain valve at the bottom.
Water sprays out with air.
Air Filter
Regulator
Hydraulic Unit
Depressurize Pressurize
Pressure
adjustment knob
Air pressure
gauge
Screw
*The appropriate value of the pressure of air (primary side pressure) supplied to the filter
regulator is between 0.5 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 0.5 MPa before operating lift.
The lift may malfunction if the pressure is under 0.5 MPa. Furthermore, the Selex valve
may be damaged if the pressure is over 0.5 MPa. Always set the pressure to 0.5 MPa.
Caution
Drain valve
Drain water must be drained from the air filter regulator every day.
Accumulation of water can cause malfunction.
Use legs to stabilize the lift for accurate
levelling when using the lift for alignment
work. When using lift for alignment work,
lower the legs by hands.
Turning Radius Gauge is used for measuring
the alignment.
Side Sill Block supporter is used for
protecting sill of vehicle. When using
Upper Lift for lifting passenger vehicle,
put on the top plate of Upper Lift to fit
the lifting point of the vehicle.
Leg
Lower the legs when
using the Alighnment
MC Magnet Contactor
MMotor
PB1 Lifting Push Button for Upper Lift
PB2 Lowering Push Button for Upper Lift
PB3 Lifting Push Button for Lower Lift
PB4 Lowering Push Button for Lower Lift
PB5 Push Buton for Rectification
SOL0 SR Shut Off Valve
SOL1 SL Shut Off Valve
SOL2 MM Shut Off Valve
SOL3 Lowering Valve
SOL4 MS Shut Off Valve
SOL5 Upper Lift Selex Valve
SOL6 Lower Lift Selex Valve
PS1 Pressure Switch for Lowering Stop Sensing
R1 Upper Lift Lifting Relay
R2 Upper Lift Lowering Relay
R3 Lower Lift Lifting Relay
R4 Lower Lift Lowering Relay
TTransformer
DRectifying Bridge
CElectroysis Condensor
D
Flow Dividing
Valve
Flow Control
Valve
Check Valve
Relief Valve
Motor
Oil Tank
Pump
Filter Electric Check Valve
Lowering Valve
Lower Lift Upper Lift
TAC Valve
TAC Valve
Air Switch Valve
Selex Valve
Air Switch Valve
Selex Valve
Pressure Switch PS1
FR Unit
Air Filter Regulator
MC Magnet Contactor
MMotor
PB1 Lifting Push Button for Upper Lift
PB2 Lowering Push Button for Upper Lift
PB3 Lifting Push Button for Lower Lift
SOL1 SL Shut Off Valve
SOL2 MM Shut Off Valve
SOL3 Lowering Valve
SOL4 MS Shut Off Valve
PS1 Pressure Switch for Lowering Stop Sensing
TTransformer
DRectifying Bridge
CElectroysis Condensor
Flow Control Valve
Check Valve
Motor
Relief Valve
Oil Tank Filter
Pump
Electric Check Valve
Lowering Valve
Lower Lift
TAC Valve
Selex Valve Pressure Switch PS1
FR Unit
Air Filter Regulator
D
Mucross Lift is operated by Electro Hydraulic.
・Upper Side Lift - through hydraulic valve
・Lower Side Lift - direct connection of both side cylinders
When pushing "Up" button, motor runs and gear pump feed the oil to cylinder,
and lift goes up. When releasing the button, oil flow stops at check valve
and lift stops.
When pushing "Down" button, Lowering Stop Hook would be released first, then
Lowering Valve opens and lift goes down. When releasing the button, Lowering
Stop Hook engage and Lowering Valve close and lift stops.
Upper Lift and Lower Lift is to be switched by operating electric valve.
It is installed at each cylinder of Lower Lift
to prevent lift from lowering in case of oil
leaking and breakage of hydraulic hose etc.
However, be noted that there is no safety hook
below approx. 600mm height from floor.
It is installed at each cylinder of Lower Lift
to prevent lift from lowering in case of oil
leaking and breakage of hydraulic hose etc.
But this device works only when the Upper Lift
It is installed at the piping closest to each
cylinder. It would shut off oil flow from
cylinder in case of sudden flow of oil from
cylinder due to breakage of hydraulic circuit
etc.
a. Lifting excessing rated lift capacity
b. Lift is reaching the top
c. Excessive high pressure in hydraulic line
It is installed inside Gear Pump
It would sense the excessive electric current,
and shut off the electric circuit and protect
electric components.
It is installed at magnetic contactor.
was lifted to top and is located at top position
It would prevent lift from break in case of below
Because the lift is raised through hydraulic cylinder, lift is naturally to be lowering slightly.
Therefore the lift height can not be kept at same height for long time which should be noted.
Caution
Lowering Stop
Device
Upper Lift Lowering Stop
Device (Inside Lower Lift)
Fuse Valve
Inside Hyd. Unit
Inside Hyd. Unit
Any damage, strain or distortion ? Visual
Does lift rise and lower smoothly without
noise ?
Does Pressure Gauge of Air Filter Regulator
show 0.5 Mpa ?
Drain by Drain Valve
Any leak from Hyd. Unit ? Visual
Any noise during lifting and lowering ? Hearing
Any leak ? Visual and touching
Visual and touching
Does safety device make "clacking" noise
during lifting operation ?
Are both Right and Left side Lowering Stop
Hook released without fail in lowering ?
Does Lowering Stop Hook engage at the top
with "clacking" noise ?
Are both Right and Left side Lowering Stop
Hook released without fail in lowering ?
Can all 8ea.legs be kept horizontal or
vertical position ?
Any damage on Turning Radius Gauge ? Visual
Lift Structure
Lift Visual and hearing
Visual and Adjust
Hydraulic Unit
Any damage on Hyd. Hose, air hose and piping ?
Hydraulic Cylinder
and Piping
Lowering Stop Device
on Lower Lift
Visual and hearing
Visual and hearing
Is water drained from Air Filter Regulator ?
Visual and hearing
Visual and hearing
Lowering Stop Device
on Upper Lift
Operation
(Only Model MUL30H)
If any possible abnormality is detected, prohibit the use of the lift until abonormality
is fully repaired. Then contact your lift supplier immediately. If the lift is used with
abnormality left unsolved, damage to the lift or serious accident may occur.
Caution
Hyd. Unit
Turning Radius Gauge
(Option - MUL30H)
Upper Lift
(MUL30、MUL30H)
Lower Lift
(Drive-On Plate)
Drive-On Plate
Legs
(MUL30H)
Link (Scissors)
Base
Lower the lift (including Upper Lift for Mdoel MUL30 and MUL30H) to the lowest, and remove
everything such as tools and parts etc.
And if the optional Jacking Beams are installed, move both to front side of the lift.
If the vehicle starts to fall from lift, move away quickly. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SUPPORT VEHICLE.
・Read and fully understand this operation manual before operating the lift.
・DO NOT use lift unless you have been trained in it's operation.
・DO NOT attempt to lift heavier loads than rated capacity.
Lift Capacity : Lower Lift - 3,000 kgs., Upper Lift - 2,000 kgs.
・This lift is designed for motor vehicle servicing. DO NOT use for other purpose.
・DO NOT use lift in case any safety device does not work.
・If there are other lifts installed at the same site, Pay attention not to operate the control switch of
the other lifts.
When operating lift, pay constant attention to the area around vehicle and the lift.
NEVER look aside during the operation.
・
DO NOT operate lift with anything such as tools or parts left in the pit or under the lift. Or it may
result in the failure of the lift, or falling of the vehicle.
・When an abnormality is detected during use or inspection, stop the use of the lift immediately and
repair. DO NOT use lift until the repair is completed.
・This lift is not weatherproof, and is not to be used outdoors or for vehicle washing.
・When use Upper Lift, make sure to lift up to max height to avoid unbalance.
・Drive in vehicle parallel to the Drive-On Plate of the lift and evenly in its width direction.
・Drive in and out vehicle slowly, and DO NOT start and stop suddenly.
CG of the vehicle MUST STAY
inside CG Range Label
Park the vehicle so that Lifting Point
stays within Upper Lift Top Plate
Upper Lift
・When operating lift, DO NOT get under vehicle.
・Pay close attention to the tilting of the vehicle when operating lift.
・When operating lift, pay constant attention to the area around vehicle and the lift.
NEVER look aside during the operation.
・DO NOT lift up vehicle with passengers or baggage inside.
・When lift reached the max height, STOP lifting immediately.
・The lift height of both sides may become unbalanced during lifting and lowering operations. In
such
case, follow the instructions of Operation Manual and balance the height of both sides. If not
Lower
Floor
DO NOT stop
lifting
during this
height
・When operating lift, DO NOT get under vehicle.
・When operating lift, pay close attention to the tilting of the vehicle.
・Set the supporters on a flat spot with sufficient strength.
・When operating lift, pay constant attention to the area around vehicle and the lift.
NEVER look aside during the operation.
・DO NOT lift up vehicle with passengers or baggage inside.
・Use only genuine Side Sill Block supporter between upper lift top plate and vehicle lifting
point when lifting vehicle by Upper Lift.
・When use Upper Lift, make sure to lift up to max height to avoid unbalance.
Side Sill Lifting
If the vehicle starts to fall from lift, move away quickly. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SUPPORT VEHICLE.
・Keep anyone but the operator out from around the lift area.
・Before start servicing vehicle, make sure Safety Hooks are "engaged".
・When not in use, the lift must be lowered to the lowest position.
・DO NOT leave a vehicle on the lift for a long time. The lift at lower level without Lowering
Stop Hook may lower and could damage the vehicle.
・When lowering the lift of Alignment Model(MUL30H), make sure to set all 8 legs are folded
or set(fixed) firmly. If the legs are not set firmly, or floor conditions are not flat, the legs
might get out of place, and dangerous.
・If the vehicle tyres are free (neutrtal), make sure to put the Wheel Stop, or pull the Side
Brake.
・DO NOT get under vehicle when operating the lift
・Pay close attention to the tilting of the vehicle during operation.
・When operating lift, Pay close attention to the condition of the vehicle. Never look aside
during the operation.
・When lowering the lift, pay constant attention to the area around vehicle and lift.
・DO NOT get under vehicle when operating the lift
・DO NOT lower the lift while any stand or transmission jack etc. is in position under vehicle.
・Pay close attention to the tilting of the vehicle during operation.
・Keep feet clear of lift and wheel stop etc. when lowering the lift
・When operating lift, Pay close attention to the condition of the vehicle. Never look aside
during the operation.
・When lowering the lift, pay constant attention to the area around vehicle and lift.
・The lift height of both sides may become unbalanced during lifting and lowering operations.
In such case, follow the instructions of Operation Manual and balance the height of both
sides. If not correcting the unbalance situation, it may result in the fall of the vehicle.
Lower
DO NOT stop
lifting
during this
height
Floor
Ⓐ Ⓑ
Ⓐ
Ⓐ Ⓑ
・DO NOT get under vehicle when operating the lift
・Pay close attention to the tilting of the vehicle during operation of lifting and lowering.
・When operating lift, Pay close attention to the condition of the vehicle. Never look aside
during the operation.
Vehicle Entry Direction
Lift Up or Lower
only this side lift
Hyd. Unit

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