Bishamon SPA4000 User manual

Operation and Service Manual
For regular users
Thank you for your purchase of the Bishamon post lift.
Make sure to read and thoroughly understand the manual before use.
Failure to thoroughly understand the precautions and use methods in the manual for correct use risks
not only failure to manifest full performance, but also vehicle falling and personal injury, so make sure
to thoroughly understand the device before use.
Further, store this manual carefully, and if it should be lost, request a replacement promptly.
If the wrong manual is supplied with the lift, contact your supplier for the correct manual.
To operate the lift safely and to maintain lift functions thoroughly, implement periodic maintenance
inspections.
16.04
Maintenance, inspection, and management
SPA4000
SPA4000W
2 POSTS LIFT

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Preface
Thank you for your purchase of the Bishamon 2 posts lift.
Make sure to read and thoroughly understand the manual before use. Failure to thoroughly understand the
precautionsandusemethodsin themanualfor correctuse risksnotonlyfailuretomanifestfullperformance,
but also vehicle falling and personal injury, so make sure to thoroughly understand the device before use.
Due to revisions, the contents of the manual and the specifications of the purchased product may differ. If
you have any questions regarding the product or user manual, do not hesitate to contact your supplier.
Further, store this manual carefully, and if it should be lost, request a replacement promptly from your
supplier.
The definitions and warning symbols for "Danger", "Warning", and "Caution" in this manual are
described below. Warning displays are important for working safely. Important information is
described to prevent personal injury and damage to property, so make sure to read thoroughly
before use.
Misoperation may imminently risk dangers such as death or serious
injury to the user.
Misoperationmay risk dangerssuch as death or serious injuryto the user.
Misoperation risks injury to the user, or property damage only. Further,
the risk of danger is lower than the risk of a warning.
This lift is not for outdoor installation or car wash use.
Do not use in car washes, outdoors, or in high humidity locations.
Caution
Warning
s
Danger
Explanation of Terminology and Symbols
Caution

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Contents
1. Intended Use...................................................................................................................... 3
2. Dangers, Cautions, and Warnings...................................................................................... 3
2-1. General Safety Observations.............................................................................................................. 3
2-2. Precautions for Use............................................................................................................................. 3
3. Location of Labels .............................................................................................................. 8
4. Names and Functions of Components ............................................................................... 8
5. Hydraulic and Electric Circuit Diagrams ........................................................................... 10
6. Operating Principles..........................................................................................................11
7. Safety Devices.................................................................................................................. 12
8. Pre-operation Check......................................................................................................... 14
9. Operation Instructions ...................................................................................................... 15
9-1. Drive-in Method.................................................................................................................................15
9-2. Setting the Supporter ........................................................................................................................16
9-3. Lifting up a Vehicle and Stopping the Lift.......................................................................................... 17
9-4. During Work....................................................................................................................................... 18
9-5. Lowering Operations.........................................................................................................................18
9-6. Drive out (Exit) the Vehicle................................................................................................................19
9-7. Options.............................................................................................................................................. 19
10. Clean up After Service Work........................................................................................... 20
11. Maintenance Inspections................................................................................................ 20
11-1. Lowering Stop Hook........................................................................................................................ 21
11-2. Arm Restraint Device.......................................................................................................................21
11-3. Lubrication Sites.............................................................................................................................. 22
11-4. Arms................................................................................................................................................. 23
11-5. Base................................................................................................................................................. 23
11-6. Rust..................................................................................................................................................23
11-7. Synchronizing Cables......................................................................................................................24
11-8. Hydraulic Pipes................................................................................................................................ 25
11-9. Hydraulic Oil .................................................................................................................................... 25
12. Periodic Replacement Parts........................................................................................... 26
13. Specifications ................................................................................................................. 27
14. Troubleshooting.............................................................................................................. 28
15. Installation and Relocation.............................................................................................. 28
16. Disposal.......................................................................................................................... 28
17. Warranty......................................................................................................................... 29
18. After-Service................................................................................................................... 30

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1. Intended Use
This lift is for indoor use, and is for oil changes, parts replacement, general maintenance, and inspections
of lightweight to regular passenger vehicles and compact trucks. (Some vehicle models may be restricted.)
2. Dangers, Cautions, and Warnings
Describes important items to prevent personal injury and vehicle damage during use, so make sure to read
and understand thoroughly before use.
2-1. General Safety Observations
1. Thoroughly read and completely understand the manual before use.
2. Make sure only people who thoroughly understand the use methods use the lift.
3. Make sure to follow the manual during start of work inspections and periodic inspections.
4. If an abnormal noise occurs during operations, or the status is different from normal operations, prohibit
lift use, and contact your dealer to request an inspection.
5. Do not use the lift for any purpose other than vehicle repairs.
6. Do not remove or modify the warning labels.
2-2. Precautions for Use
Graphic symbols in the background of picture displays have the following meanings.
Never pass or stand under a vehicle during operation
*There is a danger of death or serious injury.
If the vehicle starts to fall, do not try to support it, and flee the lift area
*Being crushed under a vehicle risks death or serious injury.
Safety precautions
Special never-
do actions
Special must-do
actions
Warnings and cautions risked
by misoperation.
Danger

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Thoroughly read and understand the user manual before using the lift
*The manual explains important warnings.
Failure to follow warnings may result in a major accident.
Prohibit use by anyone not thoroughly knowledgeable of the methods of
use
*Incorrect use may cause unintended accidents.
Correctly align the supporter to the specified lifting point
*When setting the supporter, pause when aligned to the lifting point, and check
that the supporter is correctly aligned.Incorrect alignmentrisks the supporter
slipping and the vehicle falling.
Lowering with a pole, etc., under the vehicle for parts installation and
removal is strictly prohibited
*There is a risk of the supporter set detaching and the vehicle falling.
Do not rock a raised vehicle strongly
*There is a risk of the supporter set detaching and the vehicle falling.
Use of other than the official attachments is prohibited
*There is a risk of 3rd-party attachments detaching due to vibration when
raising, lowering, or working, and the vehicle falling.
"Listing" front, back, left, or right is strictly prohibited
*There is a risk of the vehicle falling or becoming deformed. Further, there is
also a risk of damage to the lift.
Use of extremely one-sided loads is strictly prohibited
Always pay attention to vehicles listing
*There is a risk of vehicles falling due to vibration when raising, lowering,
working, or mounting and removing parts.
Warning

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When lowering, do not place your feet under the swing arms or carriage,
etc.
*There is a risk of major crush injury.
If battery fluid adheres to the synchronizing cable, immediate use of the
lift is strictly prohibited
*There is a danger of the synchronizing cable breaking.
Make sure to replace with a new synchronizing cable.
Remodeling the safety equipment is strictly prohibited
*There is a risk of disabling operations, or of a major accident.
Strictly observe the designated vehicle front/back orientation
*There is a risk of vibration falling the vehicle due to the weight distribution
front and back of the vehicle.
Caution: Electric Shock
When opening operations panels and control panels, make sure not to
touch the terminals.
*There is a risk of electric shock.
Cannot be installed in car washes or outdoors
*There is a risk of water damage or unexpected accidents.
Warning

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Thoroughly read the manual and completely understand its contents before use.
<Operations Preparations>
1. The device is a lift for vehicle repairs. Do not use for any other purpose.
2. The device does not have any outdoor or car wash specifications. Do not use in car washes, outdoors,
or in high humidity locations. Malfunctions and non-conformances due to water leaks are not covered
by the warranty.
3. Do not lift vehicles over the maximum performance. The maximum performance is 4,000kg.
4. If any of the safety devices do not operate normally, do not use the lift.
5. Make sure to always keep the rubber supporter surface clean, and do not use if there are any oil or
dirt adhesions.
6. Do not use anything other than the designated supporter to lift vehicles.
7. If adjusting or storing the swing arm or supporter, take care not to crush your hands or fingers.
8. Accurately set the supporter on the lifting point, and do not lift vehicles that have no clear lifting point.
For correct lifting points, see the vehicle log book.
9. If a vehicle pinch panel, etc., is interfering with the arm, adjust the supporter height before use.
10. The arm restraint device does not support abnormal loads that occur due to vehicle weight or shock.
Correctly align the supporter to the jack point to prevent eccentric loads or defective supporter
alignment applying abnormal force to the runout device.
11. Adjust the height of the supporter so that loads are applied to the arms as evenly as possible, and
check that the arm is securely mounted to the arm restraint device before raising a vehicle.
12. The lengths of the swing arms may differ at the front and back of the vehicle. Set so that the heavier
vehicle weight is on the short arm, and the lighter vehicle weight on the long arm.
<Raising and Lowering Operations>
1. During lift operations, always pay attention to the vehicle and the lift surroundings, and never operate
while looking away.
2. Do not raise vehicles while a person or luggage are on board.
3. When raising, pause when the supporter rubber aligns with the vehicle, and then check that the
supporter rubber is correctly aligned.
4. When lowering, do not approach or touch the vehicle or lift moving parts.
5. Do not leave tools or parts in the posts or under the lift during use. Doing so may cause lift malfunction
or the vehicle to fall.
6. Check that there are no people or objects in the vehicle or the vicinity of the lift when lowering.
7. Lower the carriage completely before loading or unloading a vehicle. Also, make sure that the swing
arms are fully open before loading or unloading a vehicle.
8. Unloading is a 2-step operation.
The 1st step is to release the lowering stock hook, and the 2nd step is the lowering operation.
9. If the operations lever is heavier than usual during the 1st step of the operation, raise briefly, and then
lower again.
Forcing an operation risks the vehicle tilting or lift malfunction.
10. Stop vehicles with high roofs before their roofs reach the roof sensor.
Upon contact with the roof sensor the rising will stop, but there is a risk of scratching the roof.
Caution

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<During Work>
1. When raising a vehicle for work, always make sure to raise to a position higher than the operating
height of the natural lowering prevention device (300mm min. from the lower limit position). Natural
lowering may damage the vehicle, and surrounding equipment and tools.
2. Prohibit anyone other than workers from entering the lift area.
3. Do not leave a raised vehicle unattended for long periods of time.
4. When not using the lift, make sure to lower the lift to its lowest position. Even when not in use,
however, fully raising the lift at least once a day extends the lift service life.
<Other>
1. Do not modify the lift without permission from the manufacturer. There is a risk of poor performance
and major accidents.
2. If a defect is discovered during use or maintenance, stop use immediately, and repair the defect.
Further, do not use the lift until repairs are complete.
3. This lift is not for outdoor installation or car wash use. Do not use in car washes, outdoors, or in high
humidity locations.
[Glossary]
"Lifting point": ····················The part designated for raising vehicles. See the description in the vehicle log book for details.
If there is no description, check with the vehicle manufacturer.
"Side seal": ·······················The welded part at the bottom of the rocker panel. For regular passenger vehicles, the lifting
point is here.

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3. Location of the Labels
Warning decals are mounted as described on the
left, so check them thoroughly.
4. Names and Functions of Components
No.
Type
Notes
①
Danger and Warning
Decals
②
Caution and Inspection
Decals
③
Nameplate
Also shows lift
performance
④
Runout decal
⑤
"Raise" and "Lower" labels
If a decal is worn, defaced, or peeling
during use, buy and correctly mount
new ones promptly.
Caution
①
②
③
⑤
④
④
①M post
②S post
③M carriage
④S carriage
⑤Swing arm (front)
⑥Swing arm (back)
⑦Operations lever
⑧Base
⑨Roof sensor
⑩Hydraulic Unit
⑪Post beams
⑫Runout device release lever
⑬Adjustment wire
②
①
③
④
⑤
⑥
⑦
⑧
⑨
⑩
⑪
⑫
⑤
⑥
⑧
⑫
⑬

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■ Operations lever
This lever controls the raising of the lift.
Raise operations
Lift the lever to rotate the motor and raise the lift.
Raise stop operation
Remove your hand from the lever to stop the motor and stop the
lift at its current position. Further, at the top limit the lever returns
forcibly and the lift stops.
Lowering operations
Lower the lever to release the lowering stop hook, and lower the
lever further to open the lowering valve and lower the lift. Adjust
the lowering speed using subtle control of a hand force on the
operations lever.
Lowering stop operation
Release your hand from the leverto close the lowering valve and
stop the lift lowering.
■ Arm restraint device release lever
This lever releases the arm restraint device. Set the arm to the
vehicle lifting point and lower the lever before releasing to
rotate the arm freely.
When the arm is set, release the lever to operate the arm
restraint device and lock the arm. At the lift's lowest point, the
arm restraint device release lever "releases" automatically, and
when raising, locks automatically.
Operating the lever while the lowering stop hook is ON for any reason makes the lever
extremely heavy. In this case, do not force the lowering operation, but raise the lift slightly
before lowering again.
(Forcing the lowering operation risks damaging the lift.)
Caution
The arm restraint device does not support vehicle loads or shocks.
(Abnormal loads applied due to eccentric loads or defective supporter mounting are not
prevented, so be very careful when applying the vehicle position or supporter.)
Caution
Hook release
Raise
Lower
Operations
lever
Do not raise a vehicle when the arm restraint device is not functioning.
There is a risk of the rubber pad supporter detaching and the vehicle falling due to the
swing arm operating.
Warning
"Lock"
"Release"
Operations when unlocked
Arm restraint device release
lever

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■ Rubber Pad Supporter
Adjustable supporter
Rotate the supporter to adjust the height. Further, lift the supporter to
remove it, making swapping for the optional frame attachments (for
wagons, RVs, and trucks) easy.
Easy attachments (optional)
You can raise the supporter simply by pulling up, and lower just by
pushing down, making raising and lowering the supporter easy.
The O-ring mounted to the slide arm insert is there to prevent
disconnection when raising the supporter.
Align the orientation of the vehicle side seal and the rubber supporter
gutter, and raise the supporter to set the side seal in the rubber supporter
groove.
5. Hydraulic and Electric Circuit Diagrams
Hydraulic circuit diagrams
Electric circuit diagrams
Raise
Lower
UP
DOWN
Rubber Pad
Mount and remove
Adjustment screw
Hydraulic cylinder
Hydraulic cylinder
Fuse valve
Fuse valve
Check valve
Gear pump
Motor
Relief valve
Strainer
Lowering valve
(Manual lever operation)
Flow control valve
Oil tank
Vehicle detection
limit switch
Raise limit
switch

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6. Operating Principles
The deviceuses an electric hydraulicpump to operate the hydraulic cylinder and raise the Mand S carriages
directly.
The M and S carriages are mutually connected by the synchronizing cable, so align both carriages to
implement raise and lowering operations.
●Raise: Raising the operations lever turns the motor, so the hydraulic fluid is fed into the M and S
cylinders by the pump to raise the M and S carriages.
●Stop: Releasing the operations lever stops the motor, and the hydraulic fluid is stopped by the check
valve, so the cylinders stop where they are.
●Lower: Lowering the operations lever opens the lowering valve, so the hydraulic fluid in the cylinder
returns to the oil tank via the lowering valve and flow control valve to lower the cylinders.
<Hydraulic Pipes Diagram>
Cradle
Check valve
Gear pump
(Built-in relief valve)
Motor
Oil tank
Lowering valve
Flow control valve
S carriage
M carriage
M cylinder
S cylinder
Fuse valve
Fuse valve
Upper cable pulley
Synchronizing cable
Upper cable pulley
S carriage
Wire end
M carriage
Lower wire pulley
Lower cable pulley
<Synchronizing Method>

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7. Safety Devices
■ M and S side lowering stop devices
Prevents lowering due to damaged hydraulic pipes, natural lowering due to oil leaks, and progressive
leaning due to damaged synchronizing devices.
The lowering stop hook is constantly "ON" due to the strength of the spring, and so is always "ON"
except during lowering operations.
If an error occurs during lift operations, removing your hand from the lift prevents the error status from
progressing.
The hook release wire operates in tandem with the M-side operations lever to release both the M and
S sides.
■ Roof sensor
When raising a tall vehicle such as a wagon or RV, when the
roof of the vehicle touches the roof sensor, the lift stops
electrically to prevent the vehicle roof striking the post beam.
ワイヤープーリ ワイヤープーリ
降下止めラック
ワイヤープーリ
Ｍ降下止めツメ
操作レバー
ツメ解除用ワイヤー
Ｍキャリッジ
Ｓキャリッジ
ターンバックル
降下止めラック
Ｓ降下止めツメ
ワイヤープーリ
Stop tall vehicles and those with roof
attachments before the roof strikes the roof
sensor. Contact with the roof sensor stops the
raising, but risks scratching the roof or damaging
any roof attachments. Damaging a post beam
risks causing major accidents such as falling
vehicles, etc.
Caution
Unless raised to 250mm min. higher than the lowest position, the lowering stop hook will
not operate.
Caution
Roof sensor
Wire pulley
Wire pulley
Hook release wire
Turn buckle
Lowering stop rack
S lowering stop hook
Wire pulley
S carriage
M carriage
Lowering stop rack
Wire pulley
M lowering stop hook
Operations lever

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■ Fuse valve
The Fuse valve is mounted to the hydraulic cylinder, and if
there is a rapid outflow of oil from the cylinderdue to a broken
hydraulic circuit, the valve cuts off the oil outflow.
■ Relief valve
Attempting to raise a vehicle over the lift performance or
raising the pressure within the hydraulic circuit abnormally
due to a malfunction will release hydraulic pressure to
prevent lift damage andmalfunction.Built into thegear pump.
■ Thermal relay
Detects overload current and cuts OFF the electrical circuits
to prevent a motor fire. Mounted to the magnet switch.
Hydraulic cylinder
Fuse valve
Motor
Gear pump
(Built-in relief valve)
Thermal relay
Magnet switch

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8. Pre-operation Check
Make sure to implement pre-operation check before work. Make sure there is no vehicle loaded during the
inspection.
Inspection site
Inspection details
Inspection
method
Rubber Pad
Supporter
Is the supporter rubber deformed, broken, or worn?
Visual
Are the supporter adjustment screws deformed or worn?
Visual
Swing arm
Carriage
Deformed?
Visual
Is the arm restraint device operating normally?
Inspect
visually
Is there any major rattle?
Shake
Is there a difference in the swing arm height?
Visual
Main unit
Is raising smooth, or is there contamination in the sliding parts?
Visual
Any abnormal noise?
Listen
Is the appearance damaged or warped?
Visual
Operations lever
Are operations OK?
Inspect
visually
Is return to neutral position sure and certain?
Visual
Lowering stop
device
When raising, does the lowering stop hook operation make a (rattling)
noise from both the M and S sides?
Listen
Hydraulic circuit
Is oil leaking from the hydraulic pipes, cylinders, or hydraulic unit?
Visual and
touch
Any abnormal noise?
Listen
Bolts and screws
Anything loose?
Tighten
Synchronizing
Cable
Any sag, breaks, bends, dirt, sand, or other contaminants?
Visual
Electrical circuit
Is the device properly grounded?
Visual
Roof sensor
Any bends or deformations?
Visual
If you discover a site suspected of malfunctioning, prohibit use of the lift until the
malfunction has been completelyrepaired, and contact your dealer immediately. Using while
malfunctioning risks lift damage and major accidents.
Caution

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9. Operation Instructions
9-1. Drive-In Method
1. Open the post sides of the 4 swing arms, and mount the vehicle between the posts. At this time,
advance so that the center of the vehicle's width matches the center between the two posts.
2. Stop when the vehicle's center of gravity is over the center line for the two posts, or within the
range described below. For the model's center of gravity position, see the vehicle's service manual.
If the vehicle's center of gravity is outside the following range, when raised the vehicle's
balance will be unstable, and there is a risk of the vehicle falling, so make sure to stop with
the vehicle's center of gravity within the range described below.
Warning
SPA4000
SPA4000W
Make sure that the
vehicle's center of gravity
is within this range.
Make sure that the
vehicle's center of gravity
is within this range.
F
300
300
300
Drive-in
Drive-in
R
R
F

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9-2. Setting the Supporter
1. The swing arm rotates freely when at its lowest position. Rotate, extend, and retract the swing arm
to adjust so that the supporter reaches the correct lifting point for the vehicle model.
2. Raise the vehicle horizontally, and rotate the supporter and adjust the height of the supporter
rubbers so that the supporter rubbers accurately contact the lifting point to distribute the weight on
all 4 supporter sites equally.
* Adjust the height of the supporter so that the weight is distributed on the 4 supporter
points evenly before use.
There is a risk of the supporter detaching and the vehicle falling if the weight is uneven.
* Make sure to set the supporter on the lifting point correctly.
Incorrect setting risks the supporter detaching and the vehicle falling or being damaged.
* Replace promptly if the supporter rubber is damaged or worn.
There is a risk of the supporter detaching and the vehicle falling.
For correct lifting points, see the respective vehicle service manual.
* Depending on the vehicle model, the swing arm may hit easily under the door.
If so, adjust the supporter adjustment screws to a suitable height before use.
* Spread the swing arm as wide as possible before use.
* When raising a RV or compact truck, use the special frame attachments for truck. Lifting
recklesslyusing the passenger vehicle supporter risks the supporter detaching and the
car falling.
Caution
Warning
Caution
Generally, contact the supporter rubber to the side seal (welded surface) under the body
of a passenger vehicle for use. Insert the side seal in the rubber groove before use.
■Reference

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9-3. Lifting up a Vehicle and Stopping the Lift
1. Set the operations lever to Raise, and raise the vehicle
until the supporter rubber touches the lifting point. Also,
check that the supporter and lifting point positions align
squarely. If misaligned, adjust the supporter position
again.
* Raising the lift automatically engages the arm restraint
device. If it is necessary to rotate the swing arm after
raising the lift, release the arm restraint device release
lever to release the swing arm.
2. If the supporter position is correct, raise until the vehicle tires are barely floating above the floor,
andslowlyshake thevehicle withcare to ensurethat the supporter areengaged and thatthe vehicle
is well-balanced.
3. Check that the runout device is secure and that the vehicle is horizontal front, back, left, and right
before pressing the operations lever to raise the vehicle to the desired height. Check that while
Do not raise a vehicle when the arm restraint device is not functioning. There is a risk of
the supporter detaching and the vehicle falling due to the swing arm operating.
*Never stand under a vehicle when the lift is operating.
*If a vehicle looks like falling, do not try to support it, and flee from the lift.
*Do not raise a vehicle with people or luggage still on board.
*During lift operations, always pay attention to the vehicle and the lift surroundings, and
never operate while looking away.
Danger
Warning
Warning
"Lock"
"Release"
Runout device release lever
The arm restraint device does not support vehicle loads or shocks.
(Abnormal loads applied due to eccentric loads or defective supporter mounting are not
prevented, so be very careful when applying the vehicle position or supporter.)
Caution
Operations when unlocked
Raise
Lower
(Neutral)
stop
Hook release

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raising, the natural lowering prevention device is constantly rattling.
9-4. While Working
9-5. Lowering Operations
1. Check that there is nothing under the vehicle, and then lower the operations lever to release the
lowering stop hook, and then gently press the operations lever down further to lower the vehicle.
While working, make sure that the lift is raised to a height at which the lowering stop hook is
activated.
The lowering stop hook will not activate unless the upper surface of the supporter is approx.
250mm max. above the floor, so be careful.
If a vehicle looks like falling, do not try to support it, and flee from the lift.
Do not swing a raised vehicle strongly.
*Prohibit anyone other than workers from entering the lift area.
*Do not leave a raised vehicle unattended for long periods of time.
*Check that the lowering stop hook is "ON" before starting work.
Caution
Danger
Warning
Caution
*Never stand under a vehicle when the lift is operating.
*If the vehicle starts to fall, do not try to support it, and flee from the lift area.
*Do not leave any objects under the vehicle. There is a risk of the vehicle falling.
Danger
* If the lowering stop hook engages the rack (i.e.,
the hook is active), the operations lever will feel
heavy, so in this case, do not force the lowering
operation but raise the lift slightly before lowering
again.
* If stopping the lift to perform work when lowering
the lift, release the operations lever, and check
that the lever is in the "Stop" position.
Caution
Raise
Lower
(Neutral) stop
Hook release

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9-6. Drive out (Exit) the Vehicle
1. Lower the lift to its lowest position, and then fully open the 4 swing arms.
2. Drive out the vehicle.
9-7. Options
■ Frame attachments
Use the frame attachments for vehicles with lifting points on the frame, such as RVs and wagons. Choose
from 4 types according to the application.
■ Adjustable supporter: Suited to low vehicles. ■ Easy attachments
Adjustable
supporter
(standard)
Adjustable
supporter S
121 to 161mm*
97 to 117mm*
LA
LB
HA
HB
With guard
Without guard
With guard
Without guard
169 to 233mm*
256 to 430mm*
Even if the tires touches the ground, unless the lift is lowered to its lowest position, the arm
restraint device will not release automatically.
Lower to the lowest position and then rotate the swing arms.
Caution
*Dimensions from the floor to the upper surface of the supporter.
121 to 167mm*
*Dimensions from the floor to the top of the cradle.
*Dimensions from the floor to the top of the cradle.