Dino lift DINO 135TB Technical specifications

MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
DINO 135TB •150TB •180TB
Dealer:Manufacturer:
Dinolift Oy
Raikkolantie 145
FI-32210 LOIMAA
Tel. [phone]
[email protected]
www.dinolift.com

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TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
Valid from serial number
135TB 130176 -->
150TB 150023 -->

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Maintenance instructions •DINO 135TB •150TB •180TB
CONTENTS
1. TO THE MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL..................................................................... 6
1.1. GENERAL WARRANTY TERMS......................................................................... 7
1.2. SAFETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT................................................................... 8
1.2.1. General safety instructions for maintenance .................................................................8
1.2.2. Filling quantities of chemical substances.......................................................................9
1.2.3. Materials and recyclability..............................................................................................9
1.3. SAFETY-RELATED NOTIFICATIONS............................................................... 11
1.4. SAFETY DEVICES............................................................................................ 12
2. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE.................................................................................... 16
2.1. SCHEDULE FOR INSPECTIONS REQUIRED BY THE AUTHORITIES .......... 18
2.2. LUBRICATION PLAN ........................................................................................ 19
3. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE DURING OPERATION .................................................. 20
3.1. INSTRUCTIONS FOR DAILY MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTIONS .............. 21
3.1.1. Check the condition of chassis, the boom and the work platform................................ 21
3.1.2. Check the tyres and tyre pressure...............................................................................21
3.1.3. Check the lights ...........................................................................................................21
3.1.4. Check the hydraulic oil level ........................................................................................21
3.1.5. Check the hydraulic hoses, pipes and connectors ......................................................21
3.1.6. Check the operation of the safety limit switches..........................................................22
3.1.7. Check the operation of the emergency descent, the emergency stop and the sound
signal 22
3.1.8. Decals, stickers and signs ...........................................................................................22
3.1.9. Instruction manuals......................................................................................................22
4. PERIODIC SERVICE.................................................................................................23
4.1. INSTRUCTIONS FOR MONTHLY SERVICE AND INSPECTION .................... 23
4.1.1. Lubricate the greasing points ......................................................................................23
4.1.2. Check and adjust the play between the slide pads and the slide surface ...................23
4.1.3. Check the adjustment of the tow hitch and the overrun brake..................................... 24
4.1.4. Check the driving device..............................................................................................25
4.1.5. Check the condition and attachment of the battery and the wiring..............................25
4.1.6. Check the operation and condition of the platform's levelling system .........................25
4.2. INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSPECTIONS EVERY 6 MONTHS............................. 26
4.2.1. Check and lubricate the turning device bearings and the gear ring............................. 26
4.2.2. Lubricate the telescope cylinder bearings ...................................................................26
4.2.3. Lubricate the Flyer-chain .............................................................................................26
4.2.4. Check the attachment of the wheels and the tyre pressures.......................................26
4.2.5. Lubricate the tow hitch and the overrun.......................................................................27
4.2.6. Check the condition of the brakes ............................................................................... 27
4.2.7. Lubricate the driving device.........................................................................................27
4.2.8. Check the adjustment of the overload protection device RK4.....................................28
4.2.9. Check the operation of the load regulation valves.......................................................28

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4.3. INSTRUCTIONS FOR ANNUAL MAINTENANCE OF THE LIFT...................... 30
4.3.1. Check the frame structures, the boom system, the work platform and the platform carrier
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4.3.2. Inspect thoroughly the support outriggers and the outrigger cylinder joints ................ 31
4.3.3. Inspect the cylinders of the boom, and lubricate the joint bearings.............................32
4.3.4. Inspect thoroughly the Flyer-chains.............................................................................33
4.3.5. Inspect thoroughly the turning device..........................................................................34
4.3.6. Check electro-hydraulic rotary adaptor........................................................................34
4.3.7. Check thoroughly the tow hitch and the overrun ......................................................... 35
4.3.8. Lubricate the slide and threads of the jockey wheel....................................................35
4.3.9. Check thoroughly the condition of the brakes..............................................................35
4.3.10. Inspect the axle and the suspension ........................................................................... 35
4.3.11. Inspect thoroughly the driving device ..........................................................................36
4.3.12. Check the lights ...........................................................................................................36
4.3.13. Changethehydraulicoilandthelter .........................................................................37
4.3.14. Inspect thoroughly the hydraulic hoses, pipes and connections..................................37
4.3.15. Check the battery, the electrical appliances and the wiring .........................................38
4.3.16. Measure hydraulic pressures.......................................................................................38
4.3.17. Check the attachment and condition of the safety devices..........................................39
4.3.18. Checking the operation of the safety limit switches.....................................................39
4.3.19. Check the operation of the overload limit switches RK4 and RK5............................... 40
4.3.20. Inspecting the condition and functionality of the operating controls ............................ 42
4.3.21. Decals, stickers and signs ...........................................................................................42
4.3.22. Instruction manuals......................................................................................................42
4.3.23. Test loading..................................................................................................................43
4.3.24. Inspect the anti-corrosion treatment ............................................................................43
4.4. ADJUSTING THE MOVEMENT SPEEDS......................................................... 44
4.5. ADJUSTING THE OVERLOAD LIMIT SWITCHES........................................... 47
4.6. SPECIAL INSPECTION .................................................................................... 47
4.7. MAINTENANCE OF THE BATTERIES ............................................................. 49
5. INSTRUCTIONS FOR FAULT-FINDING ................................................................... 51
5.1. ERROR CODES IN BATTERY GAUGE............................................................ 51
5.2. PROBLEMS RELATED TO POWER SUPPLY AND START-UP ....................... 52
5.3. OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS RELATED TO MOVEMENTS............................. 53
5.4. DRIFTING OF BOOM OR OUTRIGGERS........................................................ 55
5.5. PROBLEMS RELATED TO TOWING................................................................ 57
6. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM .............................................................................................. 59
6.1. GENERAL INFORMATION OF HYDRAULICS ................................................. 59
6.3. HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS .......................................................................... 60
6.2. HYDRAULIC DIAGRAMS.................................................................................. 60
7. ELECTRIC SYSTEM ................................................................................................. 62
7.1. ELECTRIC COMPONENTS.............................................................................. 62
7.2. ELECTRIC DIAGRAM....................................................................................... 68
7.3. EL-SKEMA......................................................................................................... 69

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Maintenance instructions •DINO 135TB •150TB •180TB
1. TO THE MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL
Thismaintenanceinstructionmanualisintendedtogivethequaliedserviceperson,who
is familiar with the basic structure of the lift, the required instructions for maintenance,
adjustments and repairs of the lift.
These maintenance instructions are an addition to the operating instructions. It is essential,
that the person, responsible for the maintenance, has familiarised himself with the operating
and safety instructions of the lift before starting the service operations.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
Perform all the service and repair operations in accordance with the local regulations for
occupational safety.
Exercise particular caution while performing service- and maintenance operations. A faulty
machine may cause severe, unforeseen risks.
If you are not sure which parts, tools or measures are necessary, consult your dealer or the
manufacturer's service organisation.
Dinolift Oy is constantly developing its products. For this reason, the contents of this manual
might not always be in full compliance with the most recent version of the product. Dinolift Oy
reserves the right to modify the product without prior notice. Dinolift Oy assumes no liability
for any problems caused by changed or missing data or mistakes in this manual.
Please consult your dealer or the manufacturer for more information and detailed
instructions.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
The operator must receive instructions and consent from the manufacturer for
all such specic work methods or conditions, as well as for service, repair or
modication operations, that the manufacturer has not explicitly dened in the unit's
operation and maintenance instructions.

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1.1. GENERAL WARRANTY TERMS
Dinolift Oy warrants newly delivered DINO aerial work platforms to be free from defects in
materials, constructional parts, components and workmanship, with terms and limitations set
out in the warranty terms. Full warranty terms are provided by the distributor.
The warranty period starts from the date of delivery from factory. Warranty cases related to
engines and generators or other accessories manufactured by external suppliers are to be
handled by and with the local authorized distributor of each respective manufacturer.
The warranty covers only the cost of constructional parts and components used in the
equipment. The warranty does not cover:
• damage or loss caused by transportation.
• damage or loss caused by misconduct, misapplication or accident damage, failure or
losscausedbynegligenceofinstructions,manufacturerspeciedserviceprogram,
maintenance or storage.
• normal wear of the equipment and damage resulting therefrom, nor wearing parts and
materials,suchasrubbertyres,seals,hoses,ttings,batteries,lters,etc.
• damage, failure or loss caused by maintenance or repair work performed by unauthorised
service personnel.
• damage, failure or loss caused by the purchaser’s acts or omissions causing alterations
ormodicationstothestructure,congurationorqualityoftheproduct.
• anyindirectdamageorlosssuchaslossofprotanddowntimecosts,etc.
• any claims by a third party.
• any damage caused to other property.
Warranty claims and damaged parts shall be processed according to Dinolift instructions of
warranty procedure. Contact the distributor for further instructions. No claim will be accepted
ifDinoliftnoticationandwarrantyproceduresarenotfollowedornon-originalpartsorparts
not approved by the Supplier have been used.
For more information on warranty procedures, contact the distributor or
Dinolift Oy
After Sales Services
Raikkolantie 145
FI-32210 Loimaa
Finland
[email protected]

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1.2. SAFETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
1.2.1. General safety instructions for maintenance
During maintenance
• The engine must stand still, and the power circuits must be switched off.
• All the operating controls must stand in the OFF position.
• The boom system must be in its lower position.
• All the parts, that are apt to move, must be locked or supported in a manner that prevents
them from moving inadvertently during maintenance.
Exercise particular caution always when carrying out service- and maintenance operations.
A faulty lift, or a lift from which covers, safety devices or other parts have been removed,
may operate in an unexpected way.
If you must disable any of the safety devices for maintenance, make sure to resume its
operation after the maintenance, and check that it works correctly.
Beware of sudden and unexpected movements.
Support the platform, the boom system, the articulated arms and the support outriggers in
a position where the load does not rest on the structure under repair or cause any other
danger (e.g. in transport position or use of supporting structures)
When removing hydraulic cylinders, also take note that:
• the cylinders may be oily and slippery
• the cylinders are heavy. Use a lift and suitable lifting gear for lifting
Do not spill oil on the ground.
Dispose of used oils and oily waste appropriately. Observe the local regulations and the
regionalorsite-specicrecyclinginstructions.
Remember when handling batteries:
Electrolytic liquid is highly corrosive – always wear protective clothing and eye guards.
Thebatteriesgeneratehydrogengasduringcharging–nakedameprohibited,dangerof
explosion
Use genuine spare parts for maintenance. This way, you will ensure correct operation and
structural safety of the lift even after the maintenance.

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1.2.2. Filling quantities of chemical substances
Liquid type Volume
Hydraulic oil options
KendallMegaowAWHVI22
Fuchs Hydraway Bio SE 22
Fuchs Hydraway Bio SE 32-68
Mobil EAL 32
25 l
Hydraulic oil (winter option ) Neste Hydrauli 28 Arctic 25 l
Lubricant Mobilux EP2 NLGI 2
Mobil Grease XHP 222
Chain lubricant Würth HHS Grease
Engine oil
(lifts with power pack) SAE 10W-30 0.6 l
Consulttheseparateenginemanualformoreinformationandspecicrecommendationsfor
engine oil.
The hydraulic oil used in the device is marked on a label on the reservoir.
1.2.3. Materials and recyclability
Tyres
Type Radial M+S Size 195R14C
195/75R14C*
HA-oils (in tread) No Tyres can be recycled. Note the national and
local regulations and policies.
Note the national and local regulations and
policies.
Zinc (in tread) N/A
Cadmium (in tread) No
*Option

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Other materials
Metals
Steel, aluminium, cast iron
RecyclableHydraulic pipes and components
Power pack, axles
Plastics Covers,mudaps(ABS,PE) Recyclable
Plastic parts are marked with material
ID.
Tyres
Battery Lead battery Recyclable
Electric components Wires, components Partly recyclable.
Hydraulic hoses Not recyclable Hazardous waste.
Oils and lubricants Usedoils,oilyltersetc. Not recyclable Hazardous waste.
Surface treatment
Primer two-component solvent-borne epoxy zinc-rich paint
Surface nish two-component, low-solvent anti-rust pigmented polyurethane paint

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1.3. SAFETY-RELATED NOTIFICATIONS
The following safety alert symbols and safety signal words are used in this manual.
Observe all the safety instructions that follow these symbols, in order to avoid dangerous
situations and personal injuries.
This is a general safety alert symbol and it is used to alert you about a potential
hazard. Observe the additional instructions given in form of text or symbols that
follow this symbol.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
Red DANGER-message warns for an imminent or potential hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, may result in death or serious injury.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
Orange WARNING -message is used in connection with potential risk factors, which if not
avoided, under certain conditions, may result in death or serious injury.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
Yellow CAUTION -message is used to warn about a hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
Bluenotice-messageisusedtodrawyourattentiontospecialnoticationsorinstructions
that are related to the operation or maintenance. Such messages include, for example,
instructions that are related to reliability of the machine or aim to avoid material losses.

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1.4. SAFETY DEVICES
1. Supervision of transport position of the boom
The safety limit switch RK3 prevents the operation of the outriggers and the driving device
when the boom is not resting on the transport support. The switch is located on the tow-bar
at the transport support.
RK3
2. Supervision of supporting
The lift’s all support outriggers must be in the support position before the boom is lifted.
Make sure that the wheels are off the ground.
The safety limit switches RK11, RK12, RK13 and RK14 are located on the support
outriggers.
RK11, RK12, RK13, RK14
3. Overload protection switches
The outreach limit switch RK4 and overload limit switch RK5 prevent the lift from being
overloaded.
The limit switches are located under the cover at the top end of the lifting cylinder. During
operation, the cover must be intact and in place.
RK4, RK5

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The green light in the control centre on the platform is lit, when the platform is within the
allowed operating range.
The reach are limit switch RK4 stops the movements that impair the stability of the lift
(extending the telescope and lowering the boom) at a predetermined position.
Adjusted values of the limits:
100 mm
w
W RK4 - L RK5 - L
130-135T/TB 215 kg 1,400 mm 1,670 mm +0 / -50 mm
150T/TB 80 kg 2,900 mm 3,200 mm +0 / -50 mm
180T/TB 80 kg 2,600 mm 3,000 mm +0 / -50 mm
TheredlightasheswhentheRK4 has stopped the movement. While the red light is
ashing,theliftcanbeoperatedinthedirectionwhereitstaysinsidetheallowedoutreach
area.
The overload limit switch RK5 backs up, if the RK4, for some reason, does not work.
When activated, the RK5 switches on the buzzer on the work platform.
The operation of the overload limit switches is based on monitoring of the boom's lifting
torque.
PRESSURE SPRING
LIFTING CYLINDER ARTICULATED ARM
LIMIT SWITCHES RK4 and RK5
ADJUSTMENT
SCREWS
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
The limit switches must never be readjusted, nor the operation of the mechanism be
impeded. Risk of turning over the lift!

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4. Supervision of the telescope chain
The extension chains for the telescope are doubled. If the load-bearing chain slackens or
breaks, the doubling chain prevents the movements of the telescope, and the safety switch
RK7 breaks the emergency stop circuit.
~ 3 mm
~32 mm
~
40
mm
AA
A - A
A
B
A
B
C
C
LIMIT SWICH RK7
EXTENSION CHAIN
DOUBLING CHAIN
RETRACTION CHAIN
RK7
5. Preventing the inclination of the platform
The platform is levelled hydraulically by means of a so-called slave cylinder system, where
the master cylinder controls the slave cylinder that inclines the work platform.
The levelling system comprises the following parts:
1. Master cylinder
2. Slave cylinder
3. Load regulation valve
4. Double load regulation valve
5. Electric directional valve
1
2
3
4
5

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6. Safety devices for hose rupture
All the load-bearing cylinders are equipped with valves for rupture or leak in the hydraulic
system, which prevent the load from falling.
Outrigger cylinders Lock valves Prevent the inching of the
outriggers in either direction.
Lifting cylinder of the boom Load regulation valve Prevents the load from falling
Telescope cylinder Load regulation valve Prevents the inching of the
telescope in either direction.
Levelling system Load regulation valves Prevents the inclination of the
platform in either direction.
7. Emergency stop buttons
Depressing the emergency stop button, stops all the movements immediately and turns off
the power unit. The button can be found at each control station. Once the button has been
depressed, only the emergency descent functions remain operational.
The emergency stop button locks in the lower position, and it must be released before
starting the power unit.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
If the unit does not start, make sure that the emergency descent button is not in the lower
position at any of the control stations.
TheemergencystopbuttonintheLCBcontrolcentreisttedwithasignallight,whichis
illuminated when the lift is in the normal operating mode. The light will go out, if any of the
emergency stop switches or the safety device activates the emergency stop function.

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2. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Maintenance item A B C D E
1Condition of chassis structures, boom and work platform C C C I
2Bearings of the overload protection device joint G C/G C/G
3Bearings of outriggers and outrigger cylinders G C/G I/G
4Bearings of outrigger footplates and moving parts of
outrigger limit switch system G C/G I/G
5Bearings of boom and articulated arms G C/G C/G
6Bearings of the platform G C/G C/G
7Bearings of the levelling cylinders G C/G C/G
8Bearings of the lifting cylinder G C/G C/G
9Sliding surfaces / rolls of the telescope C/G C/G C/G
10 Bearings of the telescope cylinder C/G C/G
11 Condition of cylinders I
12 Flyer-chain G I/G
13 Slide pads and sliding pad clearances C C C
14 Turning device G I/G
15 Electro-hydraulic rotating adaptor C
16 Tyres and tyre pressures C C I I
17 Coupling / overrun device C G I/G
18 Jockey wheel slide and threads I/G
19 Brakes C C
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
In addition to the daily maintenance routines according to the maintenance schedule, every
operatorisobligedtoperformasite-specicworksiteinspection.
T = Check (general checking of condition).
P = Thorough Inspection. To be performed follwing the separate procedure described in the
maintenance instructions.
V = Grease
S = Carry out replacements, repairs or other maintenance tasks described in the instructions
Maint. Schedule Person responsible Reference
ADaily Operator Operating
instructions
B1 month / 100
hours* Competent person who is familiar with the lift Maintenance instructions
C6 months / 400
hours* Competent person who is familiar with the lift Maintenance instructions
DAnnually / 800
hours*
Skilled technician who is well familiar with the
structure and operation of the lift
Maintenance
instructions
EAs needed Skilled technician who is well familiar with the
structure and operation of the lift
Maintenance
instructions
* Service must be performed every indicated month or operating hour interval, whichever
comesrst.

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Alwayslubricatetheliftandapplyaprotectivegreaselmimmediatelyafterthewashing.
The lift must always be subjected to a special inspection after an exceptional event. Special
inspection is required if the lift has been damaged in a manner,which may affect its load-
bearing capacity or safe operation. Consult the maintenance manual for more detailed
instructions.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
If the lift is equipped with a petrol-driven power pack, then carry out, in addition to the
normal maintenance routines, also the service measures prescribed in the operating and
service instructions for the power pack.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
Under demanding conditions where moist, corrosive substances or corrosive climate may
speed up the deterioration of the structures and induce malfunctions, the maintenance
intervalsmustbeshortened,ortheinuenceofcorrosionandmalfunctionsmustbereduced
by using appropriate protective means.
20 Axles and suspension I
21 Driving device C G I
22 Lights C C C I
23 Hydraulic oil C C C D
24 Hydraulichoses,pipesandttings CCCI
25 Condition and attachment of battery, electrical devices and
wiring CCI
26 Hydraulic pressure I
27 Condition of safety limit switches C
28 Operation of safety limit switches C C C I
29 Operation of overload protection device C I D
30 Load holding and load regulation valves C C
31 Platform levelling system C C C
32 Platform control devices C I
33 Emergency descend, emergency stop and
sound signal CCCC
34 Labels, machine plates and instructions C C C C
35 Test loading I
36 Corrosion protection C D
37 Movement speed adjustment D
38 Special inspection D
Maintenance measures A B C D E

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2.1. SCHEDULE FOR INSPECTIONS REQUIRED BY THE AUTHORITIES
Inspections must be performed in accordance with local, state or federal regulations,
legislation, directives, standards. The manufacturer recommends following inspections, as
required by local authorities in platforms country of origin.
Apre-useinspectionmustbedonebeforetakingtheplatformtouseforthersttimeand
beforerststart-upaftermajorrepairsandalterations.
A thorough inspection and a test loading of the lift must be carried out at least once every
twelve (12) months.
The platform should undergo a major inspection within ten (10) years after having
been originally put into service. A major inspection includes non-destructive testing and
inspection while dis-assembled.
A special inspection should be done if the platform has been exposed to exceptional
circumstances which may have affected the structural integrity of critical components.
The inspections should be carried out on regular basis throughout the service life of the lift.
If the lift is used under extreme conditions, intervals between the inspections shall be
reduced.
The overall operating condition of the lift as well as the condition of the safety-related control
devices shall be established in the regular inspections. Particular attention shall be paid to
changes which affect the operational safety.
Duringinspectionsthenoticationsgiveninpreviousinspections,practicalexperience
from use and information on performed repairs should be taken into account and can be
implemented for better safety.
Major and special inspections shall be carried out by a competent person or competent
body, who is familiar with the operation and structure of the lift. The competent person sould
periodically update their knowledge and be able to demonstrate their competency if so
required.
A report should be made of the inspections and the reports should be kept with the unit
stored in the space reserved for it.
The report should include
- information about the inspection
- data of repair welds (date, what whas repaired and repaired by whom)
When the lift is ready for operation after annual inspection, the date of inspection shall be
markedontheinspectionplateafxedtothelift.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
Check the regulations for the inspections and the competence of the inspector with
the local authorities.

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2.2. LUBRICATION PLAN
6
9
7
11
7
8
1
14
5
3
2
12
4
10
13

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3. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE DURING OPERATION
The maintenance operations, that are the responsibility of the operator, are described in this
chapter.
The more demanding maintenance operations that require special skills, special tools or
specicmeasurementsandadjustmentvaluesareinstructedintheseparateMaintenance
Instructions. In such maintenance and repair cases, the operator shall contact an authorized
service provider, the distributor or the manufacturer.
Make sure that all the service and maintenance procedures of the lift are performed in time
and according to the given instructions.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
Any such faults, observed during operation or periodic service, which affect the operational
safety of the unit, must be repaired before the lift is used next time.
Keep the lift clean. Clean the lift especially carefully before services and inspections.
Impurities may cause serious problems, for example, in the hydraulic system.
Use original spare parts and consumables. Consult the spare parts list for more detailed
information about the parts.
The rst service after 20 hours of operation
• changethepressurelterelement
• adjust the brakes according to the instructions (see point “Wheel brakes and bearings”)
• check the wheel bolts for tightness after about 100 km of driving
If the lift is operated under demanding conditions (in exceptionally humid
or dusty environment, corrosive climate, etc.) the intervals between the
oil changes and the other inspections shall be shortened to meet the
prevailing conditions in order to maintain the operational safety and
reliability of the lift.
The timely performance of the periodic servicing and the inspections
is absolutely mandatory, because neglecting them may impair the
operational safety of the lift.
The guarantee will not remain valid, if the servicing and the periodic
inspections are not performed.