by.schulz e-Bikelifter BM-60 User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MODEL:
BM-60
ORIGINAL LANGUAGE:
ENGLISH
VERSION:
1.2
SERIAL NR.
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Table of contents
1 Introduction: 3
2 Hazard symbols 4
3 Specifications 4
4 General safety precautions during use 5
5 Exception of liability 5
6 Residual risks 6
7 Operating the e-Bikelifter 7
7.1 Power ON / OFF switch 7
7.2 Control: Raising and lowering 8
7.3 Soft start 8
7.4 Attaching and detaching a bicycle (VAR PR-72000 clamping arm) 9
7.5 Moving the e-Bikelifter 10
7.6 Safety areas and distance 11
7.7 Shipping 11
8 Construction and materials 12
9 Rechargeable batteries and chargers 13
10 Maintenance and Inspection 14
11 Disposal 14
12 Cleaning instructions 15
13 Resolving faults 16
14 Spare parts 17
14.1 e-Bikelifter - Complete 17
14.2 e-Bikelifter - Mast 18
14.3 e-Bikelifter - Base mounting plate 19
14.4 e-Bikelifter -base plate 20
15 e-Bikelifter - Electrical chart 21
16 Service / Annual inspection 24
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1 Introduction:
Thank you for choosing the by,schulz e-Bikelifter, a high-quality product developed and produced in Europe.
The e-Bikelifter is the result of the successful cooperation between the Danish company Hovmand and the
German company by,schulz. Production takes place at Hovmand, the world's leading manufacturer of
mobile, battery-powered lifting devices. The e-Bikelifter brand is distributed throughout Europe by:
by,schulz GmbH, Bühler Straße 121, 66130 Saarbrücken, Germany, Tel: [phone]
This collaboration resulted in a solid mobile lifting device of workshop quality, which was especially
developed for bicycles, e-bikes and cargobikes. With it’s integrated transport wheels and the two built-in,
powerful rechargeable batteries, the by,schulz e-Bikelifter offers the flexibility and endurance to work
wherever you want.
The e-Bikelifter can be operated independently of the power grid at any time, without much effort.
The maximum lifting capacity is 60 kg, the overall height is roughly 1950 mm. With a width of about 780
mm, it even fits through almost any door.
Please read these instructions carefully before using the e-Bikelifter for the first time. If you have any fur-
ther questions, please contact [email protected]m. Furthermore, you can find all the information contained
in this manual in German / English / French, as well as pictures and videos of the product, at
www.e-bikelifter.com.
The e-Bikelifter is available with or without a clamping arm. The basic version, the e-Bikelifter BM-60 does
not include a clamping arm. The universal base mounting plate, permanently installed on the e-bikelifter,
allows the use of many different commercially available clamping arms of the brands Feedback Sports,
Park-Tool, VAR and others.
Models:
1. e-Bikelifter BM-60 (Basic) without clamping arm - (Serial No. 12057)
2. e-Bikelifter BM-60 FB with Feedback Sports clamping arm - (Serial No.12057-FB)
3. e-Bikelifter BM-60 VA with VAR PR-72000 clamping arm - (Serial No. 12057-VA)
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2 Hazard symbols
The following hazard symbols may be used in the manual and / or on the lift.
Warning!
This pictogram draws attention to the risk of personal injury.
Warning!
This pictogram draws attention to the risk of personal injury.
lThere is a risk of getting your fingers crushed.
Warning!
This pictogram draws attention to the risk of personal injury.
lThe e-Bikelifter must not be used for lifting persons.
Warning!
This pictogram draws attention to the risk of personal injury.
lThere should be no body parts below or near the lifting tool when operated up
or down.
Max 60 kg
Max payload is 60 kg
3 Specifications
by,schulz e-Bikelifter BM-60
Weight (kg) incl. mounting base plate 60
Height (mm) ca. 1950
Lifting height (mm) ca. 1800
Max load (kg), 400 mm from the mast 60 kg
Lifting speed 70-90 mm/s
Protection class IP41
Rechargeable batteries 24V, 7.2 Ah
Charger 100 - 240V 50/60Hz – 2,0 Amps
Charging time 4 hours (80%) 5 hours (100%)
Sound pressure level ≤ 70 dB(A)
Weight (kg) optional Feedback Sports clamp ca. 3,4
Weight (kg) optional VAR PR-72000 clamp ca. 2,7

4 General safety precautions during use
The following guidelines must be observed and followed when using the e-Bikelifter, to prevent personal
injury:
lUse the e-Bikelifter exclusively for it’s intended work on bicycles, cargo bikes and e-bikes!
lThe user must read and understand these instructions or must have them explained to
them before using the lifter.
lOnly one person must operate the lift at a time.
lOnly use the lift when operated on a hard and leveled surface during lifting.
lMake sure that the base mounting plate and the clamp are firmly attached to the sledge
and no play occurs in their bolt connections.
lThe e.Bikelifter is suitable for industrial or commercial purposes, as well as for demanding
and professional service work by end users.
lDo not use the e-Bikelifter in explosive or flammable hazard environment.
lOperate and store in a clean, dry location with temperature from +5 °C to +40 °C.
lWhile not in use or storing, always ensure that the sledge is lowered to under 800 mm
height. and is free of any items or cargo.
lThe e-Bikelifter is to be serviced at least once a year or according to laws, regulations, dir-
ectives, working conditions and experience. The service shall be performed by the man-
ufacturer or a skilled technician. Please check your local requirements.
lThe e-Bikelifter must not be used for lifting persons or live animals.
lNo body parts near the sledge or tool at the mast or other lifting equipment when oper-
ated up/down.
lSecure that there is no person below the load, tool and lift when operated.
lDo NOT lift any loads higher than specified on the warning label!
lIt is of most importance, due to personal safety, that the specified weight, load position,
and height are respected and that the lift is not overloaded.
5 Exception of liability
lHovmand cannot be held responsible for any modifications on the e-Bikelifter or attached equipment,
not authorized by Hovmand.
lDo only use original spare parts, otherwise Hovmand cannot be held liable for the function and safety of
the e-Bikelifter.
lThe e-Bikelifter must only be serviced by a qualified technician, otherwise Hovmand cannot be held
liable for the function and safety of the lifter.
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6 Residual risks
There are residual risks for extraordinary wear, material or product failure due to great impact from col-
lision, misuse, obstacle interference, blockade of driveways, etc.; e.g. a faulty wheel bearing, as a result of
a heavy collision.
Residual risk for personnel working with or around the e-Bikelifter
A: Do not use the e-Bikelifter or tool with unstable, unbalanced load.
B: No persons or body parts must be put under the tool or load.
C: Do not put objects or limbs (feet, hands, fingers etc.) into any opening of the e-Bikelifter
D: Do not put your feet or other parts of your body under the wheels!
Example:
nLoad
nTool
ne-Bikelifter
nGround

7 Operating the e-Bikelifter
7.1 Power ON / OFF switch
Remember to turn OFF the e-Bikelifter when not in use!
ON:
lRound button is pressed
(it sticks out about 2 mm)
lGreen indicator light
OFF:
lRound button is not pressed
(it sticks out about 5 mm)
lNo indicator light
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7.2 Control: Raising and lowering
The two foot switches integrated in the base plate have a safety function, which is ensured by the three pos-
itions of the switches.
First position: While the foot switch is not pressed at all, it is in resting position. No function is triggered.
Second position: While the foot switch is pressed half way down, it is in working position. The sledge is lift-
ing or lowering depending on the switch.
Third position: While the foot switch is pressed all the way down, it is in safety stop position. No function is
triggered.
This function serves as a protection against accidental operation of the foot switches while working on a
bicycle. The foot switches only react to gentle pressure (see Pos. 2 - working position). If no function occurs
when the foot switch is pressed, check that the foot switch has not been pressed all the way down. If the
problem persists, check that the device is switched on and that the batteries are charged. Only one foot
switch can be operated at a time.
The function of the foot switches:
Pictogram:
Position: The left foot switch The right foot switch
Function: Lowering the tool Raising the tool
Functionality of the foot switches
Positions: Illustration foot switch: Description: Function:
1 Not pushed NONE
2 Pushed half way RAISING /
LOWERING
3 Pushed all the way NONE
Note:
lWhen the foot switch is released in position 3, it jumps back to the initial position 1. This
will not trigger any function such as lifting or lowering.
lYou can only activate one foot switch at the time.
lNo obstacles must be on the base plate, when operating the e-Bikelifter.
lWhile lowering the load, an override slip clutch will engage, when the load touches the
ground or an obstacle.
7.3 Soft start
The lifting device has soft start for easy handling.

7.4 Attaching and detaching a bicycle (VAR PR-72000 clamping arm)
The by,schulz e-Bikelifter BM-60 VA comes with the PR-72000 clamping arm by VAR. This clamping arm can
be swiveled 360°, and is suitable for clamping tubes with diameters from Ø 22 mm up to Ø 80 mm. The two
replaceable rubber clamps with their double cable gap provide a secure grip, and protect components and
paint from scratches. The VAR PR-72000 clamp is approved for loads up to 60 kg. More information about
this clamping arm at
https://www.vartools.uk/clamp-for-professional-repair-stands-c2x36007061
The clamping device consists of two separate parts. The base mounting
plate, which is fixed to the e-Bikelifter, and the interchangeable clamping
arm.
Base mounting plate:
A: Pivot lock lever
B: Allen head screw M5 (Hex 4 mm)
Clamping arm:
C: Rubber clamping jaws
D: Crank for clamping strength fine adjustment with eccentric base
(OPEN)
E: Crank for clamping strength fine adjustment with eccentric base
(CLOSED)
To quickly adjust the clamp to different tube-diameters, the crank has an
eccentric base, which can enter two different conditions. In the „OPEN“
fig. [D] condition, the crank’s knob points towards the clamp, and the
clamping jaws are open. In the „CLOSED“ fig. [E] position it points away
from the clamp, and the clamping jaws are tighter. By simply turning this
crank, the width of the clamp jaw opening can be quickly opened or
closed. Fine adjustment of the opening width, and the clamping force, is
made with the crank. Turning the crank clockwise increases the clamping
force, turning it counterclockwise reduces it.
Beware, that the eccenter has to be in the „CLOSED“ position fig. [E] while
working on a bicycle!
Attaching the bicycle :
1: Place bicycle on the floor in front of the e-Bikelifter.
2: Adjust the sledge to the necessary height, by using the foot switches.
3: Use pivot lock lever fig. [A] of the base mounting plate to rotate the clamping arm and to adjust it to the
clamping situation.
4: Use the crank fig. [E] to adjust the opening of the clamping arm approximately to the diameter of the
tube to be clamped.
5: Turn over crank fig. [E] to the „OPEN“ position fig. [D], to widely open the clamping jaws.
6: Place the clamping area of the bicycle between the clamps fig. [C].
7: Flip the eccentric fig. [D] back to the "CLOSED" position fig. [E] and use the crank to fine-tune the clamp-
ing force. Turn clockwise to tighten the clamping.
Detaching the bike:
1: Lower the sledge by using the foot switch, until the wheels of the bicycle touch the ground.
2: First reduce the clamping force by turning the crank approx. four turns counterclockwise. Now open the
clamping completely by folding the closed eccentric fig. [E] into the open state fig. [D].
3: Then remove the bicycle.
Note when attaching or detaching the bicycle:
lEnsure that the pivot lock lever fig. [A] of the base mounting plate is closed tight, and the
clamping arm can’t rotate.
lTo prevent damage, only attach clamps to parts of the bicycle that are strong enough.
lA slip clutch is preventing damage in case the bike hits the ground while lowering.
lNo obstacles must be on the base plate, when operating the e-Bikelifter.
lMind your limbs while working with the e-Bikelifter.
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7.5 Moving the e-Bikelifter
Moving the e-Bikelifter:
1: Place yourself behind the
e-Bikelifter. Grab on to the two
handles.
2: Place one foot against the wheel
axle (between the wheels)
3: Pull back towards yourself, until
the e-Bikelifter balances on its
wheels. Steer it with the handles
Note:
lThe e-Bikelifter must be free of any object and cargo.
lThe sledge should be lowered to under 800 mm.
lThe e-Bikelifter must be turned OFF.
lAlways hold on to the handles when moving the e-Bikelifter.
Parking the e-Bikelifter:
4: Place one foot against the
wheel axle, and tilt the lifter for-
ward until it reaches the ground.
5: Rotate the two knobs to adjust the height of the back feet.
All four adjustable feet (2x front, 2x back) must be in contact with the
floor before using the lifter.
Note:
lThe e-Bikelifter must stand on a hard and leveled surface.
lNo obstacles or objects must be below the base plate of the e-Bikelifter.
lThe e-Bikelifter must stand firmly and must not swing, when stepping on the base plate

7.6 Safety areas and distance
Safety when operating the e-Bikelifter
The operator must ensure that the tool is clear of obstacles before lifting, lowering or rotating.
The operator must warn other personnel in proximity before lifting, lowering or using the tool.
When lifting or lowering the tool, the operator must:
- While operating, stand in the operator's safety zone as illustrated below (nA).
- ensure that all other personnel are out of the danger zone as illustrated below(nB).
ne-Bikelifter
nTool and bike
nSafety area for operator nSafety area for other personnel
BSafety area = ca. Ø 3000 mm
7.7 Shipping
When shipping the e-Bikelifter:
lThe sledge must be lowered to under 800 mm height and be free of any items or cargo.
lThe e-Bikelifter must be turned off.
lFasten the e-Bikelifter securely during transport.
lThanks to the e-Bikelifter's lead-gel dry batteries, no battery acid can leak. This makes it
possible to transport the e-Bikelifter even lying down!
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8 Construction and materials
All materials are suitable for use in production, retail, service and distribution.
No Part Material
1 Mast Aluminium profile, galvanized.
2 Handle Cast aluminum with a black plastic coating
3 Sledge Electro-galvanized steel
4 Cover for control box Powder-coated steel Painted
5 Sliding blocks in grooves Galvanized steel
6 Base plate Powder-coated steel
7 Transport rollers Polyamide and Polyurethane
8 Base mounting plate Powder-coated steel Painted
9 Adjusting feet Stainless steel, synthetic material
The longitudinal grooves on both sides of the lifting column allow optional shelves and holders to be
attached at the desired height with the aid of sliding blocks. For each groove, two sliding blocks with
an M6 thread are included in the scope of delivery. You can find additional sliding blocks in our online
stop at www.byschulz.shop

9 Rechargeable batteries and chargers
Batteries
The batteries are charged with the external charger.
Connect the charger to the charging port on the backside of the
e-Bikelifter and to a 230V / 110V – 50-60 Hz power source.
The batteries should be charged daily, as total discharge can damage the
batteries or their lifetime.
The batteries are charged using the external charger. Connect the charger
to the charging port on the back of the e-bike lifter and to a 230 V/110 V -
50-60 Hz power source. Although the device charges both when switched
on and when switched off, the e-bike lifter should not be used while
charging!
The batteries should be charged regularly, as a total discharge can
damage the batteries or reduce their lifetime. If a deep discharge does
occur, charge the batteries for min. 4 hours before using the e-bike lifter
again. Workshops are recommended to charge the e-Bikelifter on week-
ends.
A full battery charge, allows approx. 80 cycles with complete lifting and
lowering of the maximum load of 30 kg!
Charger
The charger automatically charges the batteries and switches off when the batteries are fully charged.
Charging the batteries takes approx. 5 hours.
Charger indicator:
nRed indicator: The charger is connected to main power and charging.
nGreen indicator: Float charging and ready for use.
Safety when charging
Use only original charger. Check that the wires are in good condition, connected properly
before applying power. Make sure there are no dirt or water in the plug.
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10 Maintenance and Inspection
All Hovmand products are designed for longevity and minimum maintenance, however regular safety
checks and procedures are required.
Hovmand strongly recommends the following checks to to be carried out on a daily basis and before using
the e-Bikelifter. Ensure that the lift is functioning as intended. If in doubt, do not use.
lThe e-Bikelifter must be free of dirt or debris which could affect safe operation
lEnsure all warning labels are present, without damage and are readable.
lEnsure no sign of wear, unusual noises or visual defects.
lEnsure bolts, nuts and rivets are tight.
lEnsure the e-Bikelifter moves freely on its transport wheels.
lEnsure control unit is in working order.
The yearly maintenance must be performed by a qualified technician.
The critical components listed below, must be replaced with the intervals stated, to make sure that the e-
Bikelifter is in safe, operational condition.
Critical components:
For instructions on replacing critical components, contact the manufacturer, Hovmand Company, if neces-
sary.
Timing belt
lReplace when / if any of the below points occur:
lAny sign of wear, visual cracks, or miscolour.
lUnder normal use (Use < 20 lifts per day, in average over a year), replace after 8 years.
lUnder intensive use (Use > 20 lifts per day, in average over a year), replace after 4 years.
One way bearing
lReplace when / if any of the below points occur:
lAny sign of wear, unusual noises or visual defects.
lUnder normal use (Use < 20 lifts per day in average over a year), replace after 8 years.
lUnder intensive use (Use > 20 lifts per day, in average over a year), replace after 4 years.
11 Disposal
When disposing the e-Bikelifter, make sure to sort the different materials by category, metal,
electronic waste, batteries etc.. Make sure to follow the local environmental legislations, and
hand over the materials to the local recycling station.
lNote: The batteries contain lead and must be disposed accordingly!

12 Cleaning instructions
Ingress protection marking (IP)
Model-approved IP code: IP 41 IP code description
Solid particle protection IP 4X >1 mm Most wires, slender screws, large ants etc.
Liquid ingress protection
(with batteries)
IP X1Dripping water Dripping water (vertically falling drops)
shall have no harmful effect on the spe-
cimen when mounted in an upright position
onto a turntable and rotated at 1 RPM.
Special instructions/Precautions
lAlways wear the correct safety equipment while cleaning
lLower the lifting tool, so that you don't risk a head injury when cleaning near the floor.
lThe battery charger must be disconnected from the main during cleaning.
Detergent application
lUse a standard pH neutral
cleaning detergent.
lDo not use acid, alkaline or harsh chem-
ical products, these might weaken the
drive belt and other sensitive com-
ponents or leave marks on the surfaces.
Work process
lThe outer surfaces can be
cleaned using a wet brush
or a damp cloth.
lDo not use liquids to clean the e-
Bikelifter as this may have adverse
effect on the electrical components.
Key inspection points
lCheck the proper function of all components before the e-bike lifter is put back into oper-
ation after cleaning.
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13 Resolving faults
Fault type Check the following Solve
The timing belt jumps on
the belt wheel (the belt is
making crackling noises)
Is the belt slack? Tighten the belt using the screws at the
top of the mast.
Is the belt worn? Replace the belt.
The belt is skewed
(the belt squeaks) Is the belt running skewed in the
track on the top cam wheel?
Adjust the screw at the top of the
mast, on the side to which the belt is
skewed.
Is the belt worn? Replace the belt.
The sledge jerks Is there dirt in the mast on which
the sledge runs? Remove the dirt and wipe with alcohol.
Is there dirt on the sledge wheels? Remove the dirt or replace the wheels.
The e-Bikelifter does not
respond
Check whether the item being lifted
is heavier than the lift's capacity Remove the item.
Check the main fuse or the on/off
button
Replace the main fuse or press the but-
ton.
Check if the batteries are charged Connect the charger.
The lift works very slowly Check the voltage of the batteries Connect the charger.
Check the charging frequency. Does
the light quickly change to green
when connected?
If the charger quickly changes to
green, it could indicate that the bat-
teries should be replaced or the fuse on
the charger is broken or the main
switch is off.

14 Spare parts
14.1 e-Bikelifter - Complete
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2
3
11
4
5
6
7
8
1
10
12
Two rubber pads need to be placed in the control box.
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MAX. Payload: 60 Kg.
ITEM NO.
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4 81010436 6 1
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10 30018600 1 1 11 81010118 8 1 12 40004010 2 1 13 81030006 4 1
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Self-tapping screws M5x10 A2
Screw M6x12 CH FZB DIN 912
Screw M6x16 CS FZB DIN 7991
Cover box
Cabinet U-handle - GN 728-120-B-SW
Base plate complete
Mounting plate adapter by,schulz
Sticker - MAX 60 KG
Sticker - by,schulz logo
Screw M6x16 CH FZB DIN 912
SJ5003 - M3 Bumpon
Washer M6 FZB DIN 125 A
Base mounting plate by,schulz
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Mast profile - by,schulz
Top plate mast profile
Motor spacer plate
Motor 18V shaft shortened to L-16mm
Bearing support motor shaft
One-way bearing shaft, by,schulz
Timing belt pulley AT10/16 - complete
Spacer for motor shaft
Spacer for pulley
Topwheel complete
Spacer for topwheel
Rechargeable battery 12V 7,2AH
Sledge by,schulz
Timing belt AT10-25x3770
Battey holder
Support for cover plate
Control unit by,schulz
Cover plate by,schulz
Screw M6x60 DIN 912
Bearing 6905 2RS Bearing 6002 2RS
Screw M6x55 DIN 7991
Lock nut M6 A2 DIN 985
Screw M6x55 A2 DIN 912
Self-tapping screws 4x8 A2 DIN 7500
Screw M4x8 A2 DIN 7991
Rubber buffer SJ5003 - M3 Bumpon
Socket for cable tie 19x19
O-ring 55,00x3,00
Wago 862-504
Screw M3x14 A2 DIN 912
T-nut 8, heavy-duty M6 thread,
spring loaded ball
Set screw DIN 916 - M6 x 10
Sticker by,schulz - e-Bikelifter logo
Sticker - Do not sit & Do not go under
Sticker - Finger
Set screw M4x10 BH A2 ISO 7380
Double-sided adhesive tape black.
Cable channel 12x12 white
670mm.
Cable channel 12x12 white
250mm.
Bottom stop
Screw M6x16 CH FZB DIN 912 Screw M3x20 CH FZB DIN 912
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14.3 e-Bikelifter - Base mounting plate
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14.4 e-Bikelifter -base plate
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6 30018799 1 1
7 30018222 2 1 8 30018221 1 1 9 30018532 1 1
10 30018220 1 2
11 81010421 4 1
12 81010400 2 1
13 81010371 4 1 14 81010527 2 1
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WEIGHT: 30.36 Kg
DRAWN BY: KAS
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Base plate complete
Revision: 3
MATERIAL:
A3
Base plate welded
"Levelling foot -
GN 30-50-M10-40-A1-X"
IDEC enabling switch -
HE6B-M200B
"Knurled screw
with movable thrust pad -
BT.40-SST-p-M10x35- SV40"
Wheel ø125, shore 85
Wago 862-504
Wheel bushing
Wheel shaft
Wires for the base plate
Bottom lid
Screw M3x5 DIN 912
Screw M3x20 DIN 912
Screw M3x8 DIN 912
Screw M8x60 DIN 7991
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