Dhollandia DH-CH1 Series User manual

Doc: FIT_DH-CH101-2-3_CH003_CE_EN_2020 Rev: 0 Date: DEC. 17, 2021
Manufacturer:
DHOLLANDIA N.V. Zoomstraat 9 9160 LOKEREN (Belgium)
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website : www.dhollandia.com
DH-CH101 /2 /3
DH-CH003
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Read the manual in its entirety before installing and operating the wheelchair lift
Keep this manual in the vehicle cab, as reference for the driver and wheelchair lift operator
edition

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................................................ 2
1.1 General introduction........................................................................................................................................................... 2
1.2 Contact information and disclaimers.................................................................................................................................. 3
1.3 Understanding safety and warning signs........................................................................................................................... 4
1.4 Safety precautions for operation........................................................................................................................................ 5
1.5 Safety precautions for installation ...................................................................................................................................... 5
1.6 Identification....................................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.7 Description and wheelchair lift terminology........................................................................................................................ 9
2INSTALLATION........................................................................................................................................................................ 19
2.1 Getting started ................................................................................................................................................................. 19
2.2 Installation kit - scope of delivery..................................................................................................................................... 21
2.3 Technical specifications................................................................................................................................................... 22
2.4 Installation........................................................................................................................................................................ 26
2.5 Hydraulic and electrical connections................................................................................................................................ 31
3VERIFYING INSTALLATION.................................................................................................................................................... 38
3.1 Putting the lift into service................................................................................................................................................ 38
3.2 Commissioning & quality control...................................................................................................................................... 39
4ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 40
4.1 Factory settings ............................................................................................................................................................... 40
4.2 Height adjustment............................................................................................................................................................ 41
4.3 Bridge plate adjustment ................................................................................................................................................... 42
5DECALS................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
6FINISHING THE INSTALLATION............................................................................................................................................. 47
7SERVICE/ MAINTENANCE...................................................................................................................................................... 48
8SPARE PARTS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 48
9APPENDIX ............................................................................................................................................................................... 49
9.1 Meaning of safety and warning signs............................................................................................................................... 49
9.2 Prescribed torque values for bolts supplied with wheelchair lift ....................................................................................... 51
9.3 Installation dimensions overview ..................................................................................................................................... 52
9.4 Pre delivery inspection (PDI) checklist............................................................................................................................. 54
9.5 Electric and hydraulic Information.................................................................................................................................... 57
9.6 End note .......................................................................................................................................................................... 58

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1INTRODUCTION
1.1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION
This manual provides you with the necessary information for the installation of the DHOLLANDIA DH-CH1xx-series wheelchair
lift in a safe and correct manner to ensure good reliability of the lift.
It provides you with general instructions applicable to the most common bus types. It might be possible that specific issues
particular to your installation case are not adequately covered by this manual. If in doubt, please contact your national
DHOLLANDIA distributor for further assistance.
DHOLLANDIA wheelchair lifts are regularly being adapted to new vehicle- and chassis developments and specialized customer
requirements. Therefore, DHOLLANDIA reserves the right to alter product specifications without prior notice. Such modifications
might not have been included at the time this manual was printed.
NOTICE
Please confirm you have reviewed the most up-to-date version of this manual prior to the installation and operation of the
associated DHOLLANDIA wheelchair lift.
It is the sole responsibility of the installer to use good common sense and respect safety guidelines when installing the
wheelchair lift.
Contact your national DHOLLANDIA distributor if you have any questions regarding the installation, operation, repair and
maintenance of DHOLLANDIA wheelchair lifts or to obtain replacement copies of manuals or decals.
WARNING
Improper installation can cause damage to the wheelchair lift, reduce the durability and reliability of the wheelchair lift and put
the operator and bystanders at great risk of serious bodily injury and death in many ways.
It is therefore essential that the wheelchair lifts are installed with proper care, in compliance with the installation instructions of
this manual.
In case of doubt, ALWAYS contact your national DHOLLANDIA distributor for further advice prior to continuing.

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1.2 CONTACT INFORMATION AND DISCLAIMERS
DHOLLANDIA lifts are regularly being adapted to new vehicle and chassis developments and specialized customer requirements.
Therefore, DHOLLANDIA reserves the right to alter product specifications without prior notice and potentially modifications or new
developments might not have been taken into account at the time of printing.
NOTICE
Please confirm you have reviewed the most up-to-date version of this manual prior to operation of the associated DHOLLANDIA
wheelchair lift. See below for instructions to download the latest version of the manual.
Contact your national DHOLLANDIA distributor if you have any questions regarding the installation, operation, repair and
maintenance of DHOLLANDIA wheelchair lifts, to obtain replacement copies of manuals or decals, or to learn about available
equipment options for DHOLLANDIA wheelchair lifts.
Take notice of following important disclaimers:
DISCLAIMERS
DHOLLANDIA disclaims liability for any personal injury, death or property damage that results from operating a wheelchair
lift that has been modified from the original design, without explicit written approval from the manufacturer.
DHOLLANDIA disclaims liability for any personal injury, death or property damage that results from the use of aftermarket or
non-OEM replacement parts for service or repair of the wheelchair lift.
DHOLLANDIA disclaims liability for any personal injury, death or property damage that results from improper use of the
wheelchair lift.
DHOLLANDIA disclaims liability for any personal injury, death or property damage that results from overloading or improperly
loading the platform, disregard of the maximum rated lift capacity and the applicable load charts.
There are no warranties, express or implied, including the warranty of merchantability or a warranty of fitness for a particular
purpose extending beyond that set forth in this manual.
If in doubt where to find your national DHOLLANDIA distributor, visit the official DHOLLANDIA website
www.dhollandia.com → Country selection / language selection → Distributors & service
The latest version of all manuals can also be downloaded from the DHOLLANDIA website
www.dhollandia.com → Downloads → User’s manuals → … select required manual

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1.3 UNDERSTANDING SAFETY AND WARNING SIGNS
Many safety signs and symbols used in this manual are based on international standards, others refer to specific situations or
actions. Consult section 9.1 for an overview of signs and symbols used in DHOLLANDIA manuals, and their meaning. Make
sure you understand these signs and symbols prior to starting the installation.
Examples of standard ANSI
signs
Examples of DHOLLANDIA
purpose made signs
Please take special notice of the following signs used in the manual. They indicate the likelihood and severity of a potential injury if
a person fails to follow the instructions presented on the safety sign.
WARNING
Failure to understand and to follow the instructions in this manual can put the operator and any bystanders at great risk of
serious bodily injury and death.
Prior to operating the wheelchair lift, make sure you understand the safety and warning signs used and read them in conjunction
with the instructions in this manual.
If in doubt, DO NOT operate the wheelchair lift. Contact your national DHOLLANDIA distributor. See page 3 for contact info.
NOTICE
DANGER: indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or
serious injury. [white letters on red background]
WARNING: indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death
or serious injury. [black letters on orange background]
CAUTION: indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor
or moderate injury. [black letters on yellow background]
NOTICE: is used to address practices not related to physical injury. [white letters on blue
background]
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS: indicate general instructions relative to safe work practices, reminders
of proper safety procedures, or the location of safety equipment. [white letters on green
background]
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL: is used to alert the user to potential hazards. All safety messages that
accompany this sign shall be obeyed to avoid possible harm. [free-standing, or on back-ground
colours red, orange, yellow or black]

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1.4 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR OPERATION
It is essential that the personnel involved in installing, servicing and repairing wheelchair lifts know, understand
and apply the safety instructions and precautions contained in the OPERATION MANUAL issued with the
wheelchair lift.
Therefore, make sure you consult the OPERATION MANUAL prior to installing or operating the wheelchair lift.
1.5 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR INSTALLATION
It is essential that the personnel involved in installing, servicing and repairing wheelchair lifts, know, understand
and apply the safety instructions and precautions contained in the GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR
INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR manual.
Therefore, make sure you consult the GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION,
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR manual prior to installing the wheelchair lift.
These instructions are supplied as a separate manual with your wheelchair lift.
You can also contact your national DHOLLANDIA distributor for the latest edition of this manual. See page 3 for
contact info. Or download the latest edition from the website:
www.dhollandia.com → your language →Downloads →User’s manuals → General information
WARNING
Improper use of the wheelchair lift will put the operator and other parties at great risk of serious bodily injury and death.
To reduce the risk of serious bodily injury to the operator and any bystanders, the use of the wheelchair lift is restricted to skilled
operators, who have been properly trained and who know and understand the full contents of the OPERATION MANUAL.
To reduce the risk of serious bodily injury or death, THE OPERATOR MUST COMPLY WITH ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
AND WARNING LABELS IN THE OPERATION MANUAL before and while operating the wheelchair lift.
Please confirm you have reviewed the most up-to-date version of this manual prior to installation and operation of the associated
DHOLLANDIA wheelchair lift.

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WARNING
The personnel involved in wheelchair lift installations are exposed to various dangers. Improper use of the wheelchair lift or
ignorance and neglect during installation, will put the personnel at great risk of bodily injury and death.
Improper installation can cause damage to the wheelchair lift, can reduce the durability and reliability of the wheelchair lift,
and can put the operator and bystanders at great risk of serious bodily injury and death in many ways.
To reduce the risk of serious bodily injury or death to the installation personnel, to the operator and any bystanders, wheelchair
lift installations MUST be restricted to skilled and trained technicians, who have been duly and professionally trained, and
know, understand and apply the manuals of the wheelchair lift:
1. OPERATION MANUAL
2. INSTALLATION MANUAL
3. GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
ALWAYS confirm you have reviewed the most up-to-date version of these manuals prior to installation and operation of the
associated DHOLLANDIA wheelchair lift.
In case of doubt, ALWAYS contact your national DHOLLANDIA distributor for further advice, prior to continuing.
ALWAYS wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment. This includes but may not be limited to: ANSI rated glasses with
side guards or a wrap-around face shield, steel toe safety shoes, fire-resistant overalls, protective gloves, adequate ear
protection, a safety helmet when working under the vehicle chassis.
NEVER wear loose-fitting clothes that may get trapped in the moving parts of the wheelchair lift, or in any machinery and tools
used for the installation. Don’t wear rings, bracelets, necklaces, watches etc…
ALWAYS use the proper tool for the job. Repair or replace worn or damaged tools before use.
Pay special attention to the lifting devices (forklifts, overhead cranes, hoists, chains or ropes…) used to handle the wheelchair
lifts, and to the clamping tools (C-clamps, pipe clamps, vise grips) used to clamp the wheelchair lift, its mounting plates and
floor extension to the vehicle chassis and box. Ensure these tools are appropriate for the job and in good working condition.
Place the vehicle on a level ground and chock the wheels so that it cannot move during the installation process. In case of a
motor vehicle, make sure the engine is off and the parking brake is set before starting.
Do not work underneath the wheelchair lift or within reach of the platform and the moving parts of the wheelchair lift, without
properly securing and supporting the platform and the wheelchair lift frame against accidental falling. Use an overhead crane
and hoists, a forklift or equivalent means to secure the heavy wheelchair lift components.
Make sure the vehicle battery power is disconnected while installing the wheelchair lift. Connect the battery power to the
wheelchair lift only when the installation is completed or as required in the installation instructions.
Before welding, note that welding on galvanized parts releases hazardous fumes. Provide adequate
ventilation, and wear an appropriate toxic fume rated welding respirator.
NEVER modify DHOLLANDIA wheelchair lifts or their mounting plates without prior written consent by the manufacturer.
If for any reason, trouble-shooting and / or repair might be needed during the installation process, consult
and follow the guidelines and safety instructions of the MAINTENANCE MANUAL.

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CAUTION
Welding on galvanized parts can produce hazardous fumes. To avoid intoxication:
ALWAYS wear a suitable respirator.
ALWAYS provide good ventilation.
ALWAYS grind off the galvanization from the areas to weld.
Most lifts are equipped with thermoplastic hoses, that can be damaged by hot metal chips, welding sparks and slag.
Damage to a hose can lead to sudden loss of hydraulic pressure and an accidental drop of the platform.
The penetration of welding sparks and slag can also cause a flame flash.
Both types of incidents can put the welder or installer and any bystanders at great risk of personal injury or death. To avoid
these risks:
ALWAYS protect and cover thermoplastic hoses with a welding blanket, prior to grinding, drilling and welding.
ALWAYS inspect the hydraulic hoses at the end of the installation process. Make sure all hoses are undamaged,
replace them if required.
Welding can cause severe damage to the electronic components of the vehicle and lift. To prevent damage:
ALWAYS follow the instructions and precautions of the vehicle manufacturer.
DO NOT weld if this is not authorized by the vehicle manufacturer.
ALWAYS disconnect the battery and ground terminals from the battery.
ALWAYS connect the ground directly to the component being welded, as close to the weld as possible.
Welding should be done by skilled and qualified tradesmen only.
NOTICE
Make sure the vehicle battery power is disconnected while installing the wheelchair lift. Connect the battery power to the
wheelchair lift only when the installation is completed or as required in the installation instructions.
DHOLLANDIA wheelchair lifts are designed as a bolt-on system and don’t require any welding. See section 9.2 for prescribed
torque values.
Welding should be done by qualified personnel only and only to the extent allowed by the vehicle manufacturer. Ensure that
the positive and ground cables are disconnected from the batteries and that all electrical and electronic equipment is fully
isolated before welding.
ALWAYS keep the ground clamp as close as possible to the weld location.
WARNING
NEVER modify DHOLLANDIA wheelchair lifts or their mounting plates, NEVER deviate from the described installation procedures
without prior written consent by the manufacturer.

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1.6 IDENTIFICATION
Every DHOLLANDIA wheelchair lift is identified by and
labelled with a unique 8-digit serial number (with or without
a space between the first and last 4 digits). Use this number
for any inquiry on a particular wheelchair lift, or when ordering
replacement parts.
In addition to the wheelchair lift type and serial number, the
various serial number labels provide additional information,
such as: the maximum rated lift capacity and load chart, the
date of manufacture, etc...
These labels are usually affixed to various wheelchair lift
components and can be found in following locations (the
yellow arrows point to the serial numbers):
Affixed to the side of the vehicle body, or on the platform

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1.7 DESCRIPTION AND WHEELCHAIR LIFT TERMINOLOGY
1.7.1 General
DHOLLANDIA lifts are developed and manufactured using state-of-the-art technology, high quality materials and components,
and highly skilled workmanship. They comply with the European CE safety regulations mentioned in the Declaration of
Conformity issued with each lift (unless otherwise agreed for lifts exported outside the CE region).
The DH-CH003 and the DH-CH100... series comprise of a range of cassette lifts, designed for a wide range of multi passenger
vehicles, busses and coaches, with different mounting positions in or under the vehicle, but functioning in a very similar way.
In travel position, the platform and lift frame are safely stored inside a sealed “cassette”. Upon deployment, the platform and lift
frame are slid out of the cassette. Then a bridge plate and handrails are unfolded to make the lift ready for use.
This cassette can be mounted in various positions depending on the type of vehicle: under the chassis, in the luggage
compartment, or integrated in one of the access stairs of the bus.
Main details and terminology: see below.
DH-CH003* / CH101* / CH102* / CH103* ●TERMINOLOGY
See figure below for parts corresponding to numbers in this table
#
Description
1
Cassette: sealed box housing the lift frame and platform when stowed in travel position, and protecting the mechanism
against adverse weather conditions.
The cassette is equipped with slide rails and a retraction system to slide the lift frame and the platform from a travel position
deep inside the cassette to a work position at the outboard edge of the cassette, and vice versa.
2
Mounting brackets: brackets used to mount the cassette to the vehicle.
3
Lift frame: steel assembly incorporating the lift arms and lift cylinders, who together carry the platform. The lift frame is
moved in and out of the cassette by means of an electric motor and gearwheel system.
4
Lift arms + lift cylinders: 2 lift arms L+R actuated by the lift cylinders, used to lift / lower the platform and its load (=
functions UP / DOWN).
5
Platform: carries the load during lifting / lowering. The platform is covered with an aluminium top plate with a non-slip
surface. It is further equipped with a bridge plate, handrails and a roll stop flap.
The platform can be 1 single section [# 5] or an extensible platform [# 6] with a platform main section [# 6a] and an extensible
point [# 6b].
6
Extensible platform: extensible platforms are used to shorten the mounting space needed to fit a cassette lift with a certain
platform depth. It is standard on lift type DH-CH003*.
6a
Platform main section: inboard main section of the extensible platform, attached to the lift arms.
6b
Extensible point: extensible point of the platform, pulled out upon deployment of the lift, and pushed back upon stowage.
7
Flashing platform lights: used to make the platform visible to other parties in traffic.
8
Bridge plate: plate mounted at the inboard platform edge, used to bridge any gap between the platform and the vehicle
floor when the platform is raised to its maximum height.
9
Handrails: Rails mounted at both sides of the platform. Lift occupants should hold on to these handrails to prevent them
from falling off the platform. Handrails must be deployed manually and secured in vertical position prior to using the lift, they
must be stowed manually before retracting the lift back into its travel position.
On DH-CH101*, foldable extensions [# 9a] to the handrails are available as an option (option OWP013).
10
Roll stop: roll stop mounted at the outboard platform edge. The roll stop is tilted up automatically when the platform leaves
the ground, it is tilted down automatically when the platform touches the ground.
The roll stop prevents the wheelchair from slowly and unexpectedly rolling off the platform during lifting and lowering. It is
not designed to stop fast and powered movements.
11
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means of a lock mounted at the inboard edge of the cassette.
12
Emergency cassette lock: in emergency conditions (in case of an electrical power failure) the automatic cassette lock can
be disengaged, and the platform and lift frame can be pulled out by hand.
13
Wander lead with spiral cable: control box to execute all functions DEPLOY –UP –DOWN - STOW. In standard
configuration, the wander lead features 2 buttons for 4 functions [ref. OWE008.2]. A 4-button execution is available as an
option [ref. OWE008.4].
The wander lead is equipped with an emergency button that immediately stops all electrical functions when activated.
14
Hydraulic power pack: contains the electric motor driving the hydraulic pump, the oil tank, and the control valves.
DH-CH003* ● CASSETTE LIFT WITH EXTENSIBLE PLATFORM ● TERMINOLOGY
INBOARD
platform
edge
OUTBOARD
platform edge

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DH-CH102* / CH103* ● PLATFORM WITH 1 SINGLE SECTION ● TERMINOLOGY
INBOARD
platform
edge
OUTBOARD
platform edge

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DH-CH101* ● PLATFORM WITH 1 SINGLE SECTION ● TERMINOLOGY
INBOARD
platform
edge
OUTBOARD
platform edge

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POWER PACK ●TERMINOLOGY
See figure below for parts corresponding to numbers in this table
#
Description
1
Power pack: sealed box containing the electric motor and hydraulic pump, the oil tank, control valves, electronic control
unit and various emergency controls that can be operated in case of an electrical power failure.
2
Removable cover: can be removed to get access to the electric motor and hydraulic pump, the oil tank, control valves and
electronic control unit.
3
Hydraulic hand pump: manual back-up pump to lift the platform in case of an electrical power failure (= function UP). The
lever [# 3a] for the hand pump is stored at the front face of the cover of the power pack.
4
Emergency Descent button: manual back-up button to lower the platform in case of an electrical power failure (=function
DOWN).
5
EMR = Emergency Motor Release: in regular mode, the lift frame and platform are blocked inside the cassette, and cannot
be pulled out by hand easily. When turning the EMR button, the lift frame and platform are unlocked inside the cassette,
and they can be pulled out by head much more easily. After emergency use, the EMR button MUST be reset in its initial
position.
6
Electric connection: plug for the connection of the wander lead with spiral cable.
1
1
2
2
3
3a
3a
4
4
5
5
6
6

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Note: depending on the lift type and the installation environment, other types of power packs can be used. Despite different
appearances, the main devices and components are identical. For example:
NOTICE
To ensure the reliability of the lift over many years, it is extremely important that the batteries, their charging system, the battery-
and earth cables, and fuses are dimensioned sufficiently strong, and fitted with care following below mentioned instructions.
Insufficient battery voltage will cause harm and irreparable damage to the electric components of the lift (starter solenoid,
electric motor, electric switches, etc...).
Vehicle manufacturers often impose prescribed connections for the battery and earth connections of the lift, which should be
observed to avoid damage to the vehicle electrics. Where such prescriptions conflict with the fitting instructions of
DHOLLANDIA, contact the vehicle importer or DHOLLANDIA for further advice.
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
5
6
3a
1
2
3
3a
4
5
6

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1.7.2 Safety measures
DHOLLANDIA lifts are equipped with a multiple safety devices to enable its intended use with a maximum degree of safety for
the operator, the wheelchair occupant on the platform and any incidental bystanders. The following safety devices are
incorporated on the DH-CH... Series:
N°
Description
Image
1
Non-slip surface: the platform surface incorporates an non-slip profiling to
prevent the operator and platform occupants from slipping and falling.
2
Roll stop: roll stop mounted at the outboard platform edge. The roll stop is tilted
up automatically when the platform leaves the ground, it is tilted down
automatically when the platform touches the ground.
The roll stop prevents the wheelchair from slowly and unexpectedly rolling off
the platform during lifting and lowering. It is not designed to stop fast and
powered movements.
3
Handrails: Rails mounted at both sides of the platform. Lift occupants should
hold on to these handrails to prevent them from falling off the platform.
Handrails must be deployed manually and secured in vertical position prior to
using the lift, they must be stowed manually before retracting the lift back into
its travel position.
On DH-CH101*, foldable extensions [# 9a] to the handrails are available as an
option (option OWP013).
4
Bridge plate: plate mounted at the inboard platform edge, used to bridge any
gap between the platform and the vehicle floor when the platform is raised to
its maximum height.
The bridge plate tilts down automatically as the platform approaches the vehicle
floor. It tilts up automatically as the platform lowers to the ground.
It also forms a toe-guard for the operator and the wheelchair occupant while
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5
Flashing platform lights: used to make the platform visible to other parties in
traffic.
6
Side skirts (on cassette lifts mounted very high above the ground):skirts
between the lift arms and the platform, preventing accidental entrapment of the
feet between the side edges of the platform and the lift arms.
7
Safety valve on the roll stop cylinder: the valve keeps the roll stop secured
in the upright position as long as the platform has not reached the ground.
8
End stop for STOW:combination of a cam and a switch to automatically stop
the platform at the correct height to slide in and STOW the platform in its travel
position. This system prevents trial and error, and mechanical damage of the
lift.
9
Automatic cassette lock: in regular conditions, the lift frame and platform are
automatically locked inside the cassette by means of a lock mounted at the
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10
Emergency cassette lock: in emergency conditions (in case of an electrical
power failure) the automatic cassette lock can be disengaged, and the platform
and lift frame can be pulled out by hand (= function DEPLOY).
11
Electric emergency stop: enables the operator to switch-off the electric power
to the control unit and to cause an immediate stop of all electrically actuated lift
movements. This switch is usually incorporated in the wander lead with spiral
cable.
12
Main battery fuse: a main fuse 100 –150A is supplied by the vehicle
manufacturer or by DHOLLANDIA. It protects the main battery cable from the
batteries to the power pack of the lift against short circuits and amperage peaks.
13
15A fuse: lighter fuses are used to protect the control unit, associated wires
and the printed circuit against short circuits and amperage peaks.
14
Emergency descent button: manual back-up button to lower the platform in
case of an electrical power failure (= function DOWN).

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15
EMR = Emergency motor release: in regular mode, the lift frame and platform
are blocked inside the cassette, and cannot be pulled out by hand easily. When
turning the EMR button, the lift frame and platform are unlocked inside the
cassette, and they can be pulled out by hand much more easily. After
emergency use, the EMR button MUST be reset in its initial position.
16
Hydraulic hand pump: manual back-up pump to lift the platform in case of an
electrical power failure (= function UP).
17
Pressure relief valve: safety device integrated in the power pack, enabling the manufacturer and the installer of the lift to
limit the real lift capacity to the maximum rated capacity of the lift sold, and protect it against overload while lifting (= function
UP).
18
Pressure compensated flow valves: flow valves are integrated in the hydraulic circuits to ensure the platform lowers at a
safe speed, both empty and when fully loaded.
19
Decals: the lifts are supplied with a number of operation decals, load diagrams and safety decals. Some of these decals are
premounted by DHOLLANDIA on the lift. Some of these decals are supplied loose and shall be affixed by the installer near to
the lift at a location clearly visible to the operator.
The decals must be kept clean and legible at all times, and replaced whenever required.

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2INSTALLATION
2.1 GETTING STARTED
Use the PDI (Pre-Delivery-Inspection) checklist, found in section 9.4, alongside the instructions of this manual when installing
the wheelchair lift.
OEM Vehicle manufacturers may have issued important instructions on various aspects of the wheelchair lift installation, specific
to the brand and type of chassis, such as welding instructions (or prohibition to weld!), instructions on chassis drilling and bolt-
on connections to the chassis, guidelines for the battery and ground cable connections, fuses and other electrical interfaces,
etc...
NOTICE
The installer MUST verify and ensure compatibility between the wheelchair lift and the vehicle.
The installer MUST verify and ensure compliance with the installation instructions issued by the vehicle and body
manufacturer.
Improper modifications to the vehicle chassis or body could cause serious mechanical failure of the vehicle. The installer MUST
ensure that modifications to the vehicle chassis and / or body will not adversely affect the structural integrity of the chassis and
/ or body.
In the event that instructions of the vehicle manufacturer conflict with the installation instructions issued by DHOLLANDIA (e.g.
on fuse ratings, etc.), contact your national DHOLLANDIA distributor for further assistance.
In the event OEM instructions conflict with the installation instructions issued by DHOLLANDIA (e.g. fuse ratings, etc.) contact
your national DHOLLANDIA distributor. See page 3 for contact info.
Place vehicle on a level ground and chock the wheels so that it cannot move during the installation process. In case of a motor
vehicle, switch off the engine and engage the parking brake before starting.
When connecting hydraulic fittings, make sure that the connections are thoroughly clean, and that you don’t contaminate the
hydraulic oil.
Do not actuate any wheelchair lift functions (LIFT / LOWER / IN / OUT) before the wheelchair lift installation is fully finished.
During installation and while testing, verify that the wheelchair lift and its moving parts don’t interfere with, or cause damage to
the vehicle systems (e.g. to suspension, braking system, hydraulic and electrical circuits, etc.).
After installation, work through the pre-delivery inspection (PDI) checklist, verify all checkpoints with due diligence. Make sure
the final inspection is signed off by an inspector who is not part of the installation team
Finish the wheelchair lift in compliance with applicable road legislation of the country where the vehicle will be registered.
NOTICE
This installation manual is based on the most commonly found bus-frames. The figures will also be generated around
this frame.
Frame dimensions and set-up in your installation-case may vary from those found in this manual. Some specific issues
might not be adequately covered by this manual.
In case of doubt, ALWAYS contact your national DHOLLANDIA distributor for further advice prior to continuing.