Fervi S008/M User manual

OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
H
y
draulic
pedal
-
pump o
per
ated
motorcycle lifter
Art.
S008/M
TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
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PRE
FACE
Please ensure you have read this manual before any
operation
TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRU
CTIONS
Before undertaking any operation on the lifter, it is compulsory to have read this instruction
manual. The guarantee of proper functioning and performance is strictly dependent upon the
application of all the instructions contained in this manual
.
Operator Qualifications
The workers in charge of using this
pie
ce
of equipment
must possess all the necessary
information and instruction and should be given adequate training in relation to safety
regarding:
(a)
Conditions of use for the equipment;
(b)
Fores
eeable abnormal situations, pursuant to Article 73 of Italian Law Decree 81/08
(which adopts the EN rules)
.
We guarantee the Motorcycle Lifter
complies with the specifications and technical
instructions described in the Manual on the date of its issuanc
e (shown in this page).
On the other hand, the lifter may even be subject to important technical changes in
the future, without the manual being updated.
Therefore, please contact FERVI for information about modifications that may have
been implemented
.
REV.
2
Ju
n
e
201
3
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CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION
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4
2
SAFETY WARNINGS
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5
2.1
General safety rules
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5
2.2
Technical Assistance
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.....
6
2.3
Other provisions
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6
3
TECHNICAL SPECIFICAT
IONS
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...
6
4
MACHINE DESCRIPTION
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7
4.1
Main units of the machine
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8
4.2
Identification and warning labels
................................
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9
4.3
Identification label
................................
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9
4.4
Caution labels
................................
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10
4.4.1
Caution label against squeezing, on the lifting arms
................................
.....................
10
4.4.2
Caution label of maximum carrying capacity and safety rules
................................
........
10
4.4.3
Caution label in correspondence of the locking rod
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11
4.4.4
Caution label in correspondence of the removable ramp
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11
4.5
Description of controls
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12
5
MACHINE SAFETIES
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13
5.1
Safety lock rod
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13
5.2
Maximum pressure valve
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13
5.3
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
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14
6
INAPPROPRIATE USES A
ND COUNTER
-
INDICATIONS
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15
7
TRANSPORT AND HOISTI
NG
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16
8
INSTALLATION AND STA
RT
-
UP
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17
8.1
How to remove the packaging
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17
8.2
Machine assembly
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17
9
OPERATION
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20
9.1
Getting started
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20
9.2
Positioning and using the machine
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20
10
MAINTENANCE
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25
10.1
Routine maintenance
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25
11
SPARE PARTS
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26
12
STORAGE
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28
13
DISPOSAL OF COMPONEN
TS AND MATERIALS
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28
14
TROUBLE SHOOTING
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1
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this manual is to convey the necessary knowledge for the use and
maintenance of the
motorcycle lifter
,
and to create a sense of responsibility and knowledge of
the capabilities and limits of this machine entrusted to the operator
.
This
machi
ne
too must b
e
e
nt
r
ust
e
d
t
o
e
x
peri
enced
and
reliable operators
a
nd must b
e
perfe
c
t
ly known, if it i
s
to b
e
used effectively
a
nd without dang
e
r
.
P
erson
ne
l
selection is a
n important
point
f
or work efficiency an
d
safety
,
and those regarded
to b
e
equal to a ta
sk must hav
e
sufficient
physical and mental capabilities to be abl
e
to learn
th
e i
n
stru
ct
ion
given them
.
G
RAPHIC REPRESENTATIO
N OF SAFETY
,
OPERATIONAL AND RISK
WARNINGS
The following boxes are designed to attract the attention of the reader / user for the
proper
and
safe
use of the lifter:
Pay attention
This highlights behavioural rules to prevent damage to the machine and/or the occurrence of
dangerous situations.
Residual Risks
This highlights the presence of dangers that cause residual risks to
which the operator must
pay attention in order to avoid injury or damage to property.
For a safe and effective use of the
m
otorcycle lifter
,
you must read this manual carefully to
acquire full knowledge of the equipment and the general precautions to be
observed during
operation.
In other words, machine durability and performance are strictly dependent on how
it is used.
Even if already familiar with lifting means, it is necessary to follow the instructions herein, in
addition to the general precautions t
o be observed while working.

Acquire full knowledge of the
lifting
platform.
Read this manual carefully to understand: operation, safety devices and all necessary
precautions. All this is to allow safe use of the machine.

Wear appropriate clothing for the
job.
The operator must wear appropriate clothing, so as to prevent the occurrence of
unpleasant accidents.

Maintain the
lifting
platform with care
.
Using the
motorcycle lifter
The machine must only be used by
authorized
personnel
,
duly instruc
ted
for i
t
s
o
p
e
ra
t
ion
.
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2
SAFETY WARNING
S
2.1
General safety rules
Ris
ks associate t
o
us
age
o
f the
motorcycle lifter

DO NOT underestimate the risks associated with using the
motorcycle lifter
, and
concentrate on the work you are doing
.

Despite the implementation o
f all safety devices for safe use of the machine, it is
necessary take note of all the requirements for the prevention of the accidents reported
in various parts of this manual
.

Every person who is responsible for use and maintenance of the machine should
first
have read the instruction manual, particularly
the chapter dealing with safety
.
O
perator
protections
Before starting any work on the
motorcycle lifter
,
the operator must wear the appropriate
personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves and
safety shoes
.
1.
For operating under safety, you should first have read this
manual
car
e
fully
.
2.
Always check the efficiency and integrity of the
lifting means
.
3.
Don’t put or use the machine in locations which are damp, wet, or even exposed to the
rain.
4.
Befor
e
u
sage
, c
heck that t
he surf
a
ce
on which the machine
is
being laid has
ade
q
uat
e
st
re
ngth and
sufficient ergonom
ics
.
5.
Avoid starting accidentally
.
6.
Before starting the machine, you should get used to ensuring that no remaining
adjustment or maintenance wrench
es have remained inserted
.
7.
Ch
ec
k for th
e
platform
stability and
for
the
corre
c
t
tightening of
t
he
motorcycle
b
e
tween
the
jaws
of the
vise
.
8.
Keep the workplace tidy and free from hindrances; disorder causes accidents
.
9.
Make sure that the work environment is n
ot accessed to by children, non
-
employees
and animals
.
10.
Do not perform tasks on the machine other than those for which it was designed
.
11.
Only use the machine in the manner in which it was intended, as described in this
instruction manual
.
12.
Work without gettin
g unba
lanc
ed
.
13.
Ope
rate
o
n
l
y w
i
th a good
li
ghting
.
14.
Always wear safety shoes and protective gloves while working. If dust is produced, use
the appropriate masks
.
15.
Wear appropriate clothing. Loose clothing, dangling jewels, long hair, etc.., can get
caught in m
oving parts, causing irreparable injury
.
16.
D
on
’t
get away from the
machine
until its load is in raised posit
ion.
For lowering the
load, use only the
pressure relief peda
l
.
17.
Before operating, make sure guards and protections work correctly. If necessary, have
them checked by Service staff. Use only original spare parts
Replace any worn and/or
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damaged parts. Before operating, check that t
he
carrier
frame
,
the locking rod
,
the
vise
and
the
lifting
piston
a
re
in
g
o
od
condi
t
ion
s
.
If necessary, have the motorcycle
l
ifter checked by Service staff. Use only original spare parts.
18.
L
o
we
r
t
h
e
platform
fully down when you
:

the machine is not being operated;

is left unattended;

performing maintenance or adjustment, because the machine does not work
properly;

executing a disp
lacement and/or transport;

cleaning.
19.
It is recommended that users of this publication, for maintenance and repair, have a
basic knowledge of mechanical principles and of repair technique procedures
.
20.
Management in charge of safety is to make sure that the
staff responsible for
using the machine has read and understood this manual in its entirety
.
21.
Management is responsible for safety and verification of the company's risk
status, pursuant to the law
.
2.2
Technical Assistance
For any problems or concerns, pleas
e contact, without hesitation, the Customer Service
Department of your dealer
.
2.3
Other provisions
I
T IS FORBIDDEN TO TA
MPER WITH SAFETY DEV
ICES
The first thing to do when starting work is to check for the presence and integrity of the
protections and the op
eration of the safety devices.
If any defect is detected, do not use the motorcycle lifter!
Even more so, it is strictly forbidden to modify or remove guards, safety devices,
labels and indication signs
.
3
TECHNICAL SPECIFICAT
IONS
Descri
pt
ion
Art. S008/M
Lifting height
(mm)
195
to
750
Carrying capacity
(kg)
400
L
e
ng
t
h
(mm)
1825
Width
(mm)
660
Mass (kg)
160
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4
MACHINE
DESCRIPTION
M
OTORCYCLE LIFTER
(Art. S008/M)
is
a
lifting
appar
atus to be
u
s
e
d
r
a
i
s
ing
motor
ve
h
ic
les
,
in ord
er
to mak
e
the
ir
maintenance
and/or
repair
com
f
o
rtable
and
sa
fe
.
Other
t
y
p
es of use
, or
th
e
extension of use beyond the one expected
,
do
no
t
corr
e
spond
t
o
the
destina
t
ion attribut
e
d
by the
manufacturer
,
who therefore will
no
t take on any
respons
i
bilit
y fo
r
possibly resulting
da
mages
.
Intended u
s
e
and
material
s

The
machine
wa
s
designed
and
built fo
r
the
specifi
ed use
;
a diff
er
ent u
s
e
and
any
incompliance w
i
th
the
tec
h
nic
al parameters as set by the
Manufacturer
may
o
r
i
ginat
e
a
condit
ion
of
danger
fo
r
the
operators
.

D
on
’t
try to
l
ift
motor vehicles
weighing m
ore
than the
ma
x
im
um
platform
capacity
(400 kg).

Don’t try to lift four
-
wheel
vehicles by
u
s
i
ng two
lifting
p
l
at
forms
placed side by side
.
The
motorcycle lifter
co
n
si
s
t
s mainly
o
f
:

carrier frame
;

pantograph
-
type lifting arms
;

hy
draulic
pump/cylinder assembly
;

platform
s
upp
o
rting the
motor vehicle
;

removable
ramp
fo
r
lo
a
d
i
ng
/
unloading the
motor vehicle
, complete with stopper and
tightening vise for the front wheel of the motorcycle
.
A
detai
led view of the
part
s is given
i
n
para
gra
ph
4.1.
The
lifting
platform
must b
e
install
ed
and
utiliz
ed on a flat
and rigid
flooring or
su
pport
b
a
se
havi
n
g
adequate
c
h
ara
c
teristic
s of
ergonomi
cs
and
st
ren
gth fo
r
s
u
st
ai
n
ing
the
weight
of the
platform
it
se
lf
and
of its
l
o
a
d
(160 kg + 400 kg = 560
kg).
T
he
platform
i
s to be kept and used
in
doors,
or
outdoors
sheltered from the rain
and
o
t
he
r
a
d
verse
atmospheric conditions
.
The operating temperature range is of +5 to
+50°C
.
The environment must also be sufficiently lit so as to ensure operation in ma
ximum
safety (at least 100 lux is recommended)
.
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4.1
Main units of the
machine
F
igure
1
–
Overview of the
machine
.
1
Front casters
7
R
emovable r
amp
2
Carrier frame
8
Locking feet
3
Pantograph
-
type l
ifting a
r
ms
9
Hydrauli
c
pump/cylinder assembly
4
Front stop
per
pl
at
e
10
Pressure relief pedal
5
Front wheel locking vise
11
Lifting p
edal
6
Platform t
op
12
Safety lock rod
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
1
2
10
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4.2
Identification and warning labels
The
machine
carrie
s
the following labels
:
A.
Identificat
ion
label
, on the
lifting arms
;
B.
Caution label against squeezing, on the
lifting arms
;
C.
Caution label giving the main
safety
rules
and
the
ma
ximum carrying capacity
;
D.
Caution label in corre
sponden
ce of the
locking r
o
d
;
E.
Caution label in correspondence of the re
mov
ab
le
ramp
.
S
ee
the
following
figure
.
Figure
2
–
L
o
cat
ion
of identification
and
warning labels
.
4.3
Identification label
A
C
D
B
E
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4.4
Cau
t
i
o
n labels
4.4.1
Caution label against squeezing, on the lifting arms
4.4.2
Caution lab
el of maximum carrying capacity and safety rules
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4.4.3
Caution label in correspondence of the locking rod
4.4.4
Caution label in correspondence of the removable ramp
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4.5
D
escription
of
con
trols
M
otorcycle lifter
Art. S008/M
ha
s
tw
o
pedals:
fo
r
lifting
and
loweri
ng
the
loa
d
respectively
.
Both pedals are l
ocate
d on the
l
eft hand side of the
machine
(
figure
3).
Figure
3
–
De
ta
i
l
o
f
l
ifting and
l
ow
e
ring
pedals
.
10
P
latform
lowering
pedal
(
pressure
relief
)
11
Pla
tform
lifting
pedal
Squeezing danger
It is
a
b
solute
ly
forbidden
to introdu
c
e
one’s f
e
e
t
,
hands
o
r
o
t
he
r
bodily
part
s under the
platform
o
r
be
t
ween
the
pantograph
-
type
arms whe
n
in
raised posit
ion.
The
platform t
op
is
equipped with a
vise
which
lock
s
the
front wheel
and t
h
us
holds
the
motor
vehicle
it in position
dur
i
n
g
work
.
La
vise
i
s
a
ctuated
manual
ly by turning its handle
(
figure
4).
Figure
4
–
Handle
of th
e
vise
.
10
11
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5
MACHINE SAFETIES
5.1
Safety lock
rod
The
safety lock rod
i
s
insert
ed i
n
th
e
carrier
frame
:
i
t
p
r
e
vents sudden
and
u
ndesi
r
e
d
lowering of the
lifter
.
Once inserted
,
the locking rod
is
ma
intai
n
ed in posit
ion
by m
e
ans
of
a
cotter pin
.
S
ee
figure
5.
Figure
5
–
Safety lock rod
.
C
hecki
n
g
t
h
e
safety
devices
Every time you use
the
motorcycle lifter
, you should
c
heck that t
he
safety lock rod
is present
and integral
.
5.2
Maximum pressure valve
The
h
ydraulic
cylinder
is
pr
ovid
e
d with
a
maximum
pressure
valve
whi
ch
p
r
e
vent
s
overloading
the
hydraulic circuit
in the
course of
the
lifting
action
.
T
he
loa
d
limiter
co
nsi
st
s
o
f
a
maximum pressure valve
(
see
figure
6)
which
assur
es
the
lifter
against overloads
.
With this
valv
e
,
the
pressure
in
t
h
e
hydr
aulic circuit
will never tre
s
pass
the
calibration
val
u
e
that was established as a
fun
ct
ion
of the
nominal ma
ximum
carrying capacity
.
Figure
6
–
Deta
il
o
f
the
valv
e
.
D
on
’t
ta
m
per with the safety devi
ces

D
on
’t
attempt
modif
y
i
ng the c
a
lib
rat
ion of the
maximum pressure valve
,
if you are
no
t
aut
h
oriz
ed
t
o do
i
t
.

You might
cause
quite serious accidents
!
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5.3
Personal
protective
e
quipment
(
P
P
E
)
U
se of P
P
E
ALWAYS use appropriate personal protective equipm
ent (PPE) such as (see Figure 7)
:

Gloves,

Overalls or aprons;

Safety shoes.
F
igure
7
–
Personal Protective Equipment
.
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6
I
NAP
PROPRI
ATE
USES
AND
CO
U
NT
E
R
-
INDICAT
ION
S
Th
e a
ct
ion
s describ
e
d here below (t
he
y
o
b
vi
ously can
no
t
co
v
e
r
the e
nt
irety of
possibilit
ies of
“
b
a
d
us
e
”
of th
e
machine
) are t
o
be
consider
ed
as
a
bsolut
e
ly prohibited
.
IT IS DEFINITELY FORBIDDEN TO:

Use the platform without having first secured the motorcycle
wheel
in the
vise
.

Use
the
platform
without having
insert
ed the
safety
lock bar
.

Use the
platform
fo
r
any
p
u
r
pose
unlike that
i
t
is
concei
ved for
(
whi
c
h is
the
lifting
of
motor vehicles
).

Us
e
a
pai
r
of
motorcycle
lifters, placed side by side, fo
r
hoisting
four
-
wheel
vehicles
;

Use
the
platform
fo
r
lifting
p
erson
s.

Dis
p
l
a
c
e
the
platform
after h
av
ing
r
aised
the
motor vehicle
.
T
h
is
motorcycle lifter
i
s
o
nly
fo
r
raising
and
lowering a lo
a
d while it is
in static
position
,
no
t fo
r tra
n
sport
ing
loa
d
s.

E
x
ce
e
d
the
car
rying capacity stated by the manufacturer
and
show
n on the
indicat
ion
label
(400 kg
).

Use the
platform
without h
av
ing lifted
the
rear casters
by means
o
f
i
t
s
adjustable feet
.

Use
the
platform
on surface which is
rough, inclined
or
no
t strong enough.

Use
the
platform
as a su
ppo
rt level
or
a
work
bench
for
anything
.

L
e
a
v
e
the
platform
u
n
g
ua
rded
while it is
in
elevated position.

Allow
us
e
o
f
the
platform
to untrained
person
ne
l
.

Use
the
platform
if
on
e
is
not
ps
y
c
hically/phy
sica
lly fit
;

Use
the
platform
without
the
d
ue c
a
re and caution.

Us
e
the
platform
in pre
sen
ce
of
out
si
ders
,
children
o
r animals.

Use
the
platform
without wearing the necessary personal
prote
ctive equipment, such as
safety shoes,
g
loves
an
d
work
clothes.

Use
the
platform
in
environmental condit
ion
s wh
i
ch are not as specified, or
in presen
ce
of
a
d
verse
climatic conditions.

Use
the
platform
in poten
t
ial
ly
e
x
plosive
atmospheres.

Use
the
platform
in
i
nsufficient
ly lit environments.

Climb onto the lifted
platform
, o
r
utilize
the
lifting arms as a ladder for climbing higher
.

Introduce one’s hands, ar
ms or other bodily parts between the lifting arms, both when
the platform is moving or
is
stopped
.

P
ut
foodstuffs in
conta
c
t
wi
t
h the machine.

Tamper with equipment
and/or
safety
devices
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7
TRANSPORT AND HOISTI
NG
The
machine
is to b
e
transported in
a
c
lo
s
ed van
, in o
r
d
er t
o
preserv
e
the
machine
itself from
atmos
ph
eric
agents
.
The dimensions of the van
must b
e
ade
q
uate
to the load to be
tra
n
sporte
d
.
The
weight
of th
e
MOTORCYCLE LIFTER
i
s
of
a
bout
160 kg,
therefore it can be hoisted
and
handled
o
nly by means
of suitable l
i
fting
me
ans o
p
e
r
a
te
d
by
qualifi
ed staff
.
The
machine
is
delivered di
smo
u
nt
ed
in a
wooden
c
r
a
te
,
which i
s
t
o
b
e
handled using a fork
truck of adequate capacity
(
figure
8).
F
igure
8
–
Handl
ing th
e
machine
.
H
a
ndling the
machine
In all handling
opera
t
ion
s, the forks of
the
fork truck must ALWAYS be in low position
.
Squeezing
/ Impact

H
oist
ing
and handl
ing must be executed with
suitable lifting means
by
qualified
and
authorized
person
n
e
l.

Don’t
hoist
the
machine
if
t
hi
r
d
person
s ar
e
nearby
.
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8
INSTALLA
T
ION
AND
S
T
A
RT
-
UP
8.1
How to
r
e
move
th
e
packaging
M
OTORCYCLE LIFTER
A
RT
.
S008/M
is
delivered
in
a
wooden
c
r
a
t
e.
Befo
r
e
elimina
ting th
e
packaging
,
be
care
ful
no
t to r
e
jec
t
machine
parts
,
the
i
n
stru
ct
ion
manual
o
r
a
ny o
t
he
r
documenta
t
ion
.
You should also
che
ck,
when unpacking, that the
machine
part
s
a
re
in perfe
c
t
c
o
ndition
.
The
manufacturer
d
o
es
n
’t
answe
r
for discrepanc
ie
s
o
r
m
issi
n
g parts five d
a
ys after
shipment
.
S
tandard
packaging
The p
ackaging
element
s
(plastic
b
a
gs
, carton
s
, e
t
c.)
must
no
t be left to the
re
a
c
h of children,
who may incur in
danger
.
8.2
M
achine
assembly
The
machine
is
delivered fully assembled
, e
x
ce
pt for the following lose
part
s
:

th
e
two
jaws of the
vise
;

the
wheel
stop p
late;

the
safety lock rod
;

the
l
o
a
ding
ramp
;

the
necessary bolts
.
Figure
9
–
Lose part
s
o
f
t
h
e
machine
.
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Fo
r assembli
ng th
e
machine
, proce
e
d
as follows
:
1.
Lay
the
platform
o
n
a
flat and
l
e
vell
ed surface,
sufficient
ly strong to
s
u
st
ai
n
i
t
s own
weight
and
th
e
l
o
a
d
(
~
560 kg).
2.
Screw
the
adjustable feet
(located at the
re
ar
part
of th
e
machine
)
until b
o
th
pivot
i
n
g
casters get detached from the floor
.
This has the purpose to make
the
platform
firm to
the floor
so that it will not
move
(
figure
10).
Figure
10
–
Posi
t
ion
i
n
g
t
h
e
feet
.
3.
Pre
ss
the
lifting
pedal
(11)
twice
and
ra
is
e
the
platform
t
op
to the
desir
ed height
.
4.
Insert
th
e
safety lock rod
i
n
th
e
holes for
it
o
n the
frame
;
then
loc
k it by
me
ans
of its
own
cotter pin
.
Loss of
stabilit
y
and
su
d
den fall
You should always make sure to insert t
he
safety lock rod
and
i
t
s
cotter pin
in
pr
o
per
posit
ion
and
that
the
top of the machine is on
l
e
vel
before loading o
n it
.
5.
Secur
e
the
front stopper plate
o
n
t
h
e
platform top
by
mean
s of two
M10x20
bolts
,
four
flat washe
r
s
and
two
M10
nuts
. U
s
e
two wr
e
n
ch
es fo
r
h
e
x
agon
nuts in order to tighten
the
bolts
and
the
nuts
,
as
s
h
o
wn
in
figure
11.
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Figure
11
–
Mo
u
nt
in
g
th
e
wheel
stopper plate
.
6.
Secur
e
the
two
jaws of the
wheel
locking vise to the
platform top
.
Each jaw must be
s
ecured by
mean
s of
four
M10x20
bolts
,
eight fl
at
wash
e
rs
and
four
M10
nuts
.
Use two
wrenches for
hexagon nuts in order to tighten the bolts and the nuts, as shown
in
figure
12.
Figure
12
–
Mo
u
nt
in
g
th
e
wheel
locking vise
.
At
this
p
oi
nt
,
the
motorcycle lifter
is
complete
.
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9
OPERATION
9.1
G
e
t
t
i
n
g start
ed
U
se of the
machine
The
motorcycle lifter
must b
e
us
ed
o
n
l
y f
or
lifting
motor vehicles
weigh
i
n
g n
o
t
m
ore
th
a
n
400
kg
, which is the nominal ca
pa
c
i
ty
(shown on the
identifica
t
ion
lab
e
l
).
Upon the first
u
se, i
t
is
necessar
y t
o
v
e
nt the
hydraulic circu
it
,
as follows
:

L
e
a
v
e
the
lifter
u
nu
sed f
or a
t
le
ast
on
e h
o
u
r
so that the
o
i
l
will settle d
o
wn
complete
ly
(
should this operation
no
t b
e possible
at once, it might
be necessar
y t
o
accomplish it
next
).

Pre
ss
complete
ly
the
pressure relief pedal
(10)
and
p
ush
the
lifting
pedal
(11)
between
15
and
20 times
.

R
e
l
e
ase b
o
th
pedals
.

Rais
e
the
p
l
a
tf
o
rm top (still unloaded)
t
o
its
ma
x
im
um height
;
then lower it by
pre
ssi
n
g
the
pedal (10) delicate
ly
so that
d
e
sce
nt i
s
s
l
ow
.
If there is still
a
i
r
in
t
h
e
h
ydraulic
group
,
ris
e
and
d
e
sce
nt of the
platform
will be uneven,
jerky
.
9.2
Posi
t
ion
i
n
g
and
u
s
i
ng th
e
machine
1.
Chose a flat and levelled surface, sufficiently strong to sustain t
he lifter’s
own weight
plus the load (total ~560 kg).
Such
area
mu
s
t b
e
f
re
e
of hindrances, both
around and above
.
Loss of
stabilit
y

P
lac
e
the
motorcycle lifter
on
a
solid
and
resist
i
n
g base
.

Before posit
ion
ing
the
lifter
,
clean
the
surf
a
ce
where it will be laid
.
2.
Unscrew
complete
ly
the
adjustable feet
–
located at th
e
rear part
of the
platform
(
motor vehicle
loading side
)
–
s
o
that the parts resting on the floor
a
re these feet
a
nd
the
pivoti
n
g casters a
t
the rear side
.
3.
Di
s
pl
a
c
e
the
platform
to th
e
desir
ed position
.
Exploit
the
back
pivot
i
n
g casters fo
r
c
h
a
nging direct
ion dur
i
n
g
the
di
sp
l
a
ce
ment
.
4.
Aft
er
the
machine
has been positioned
,
r
a
is
e
the
rear casters
from the floor by
scr
e
w
ing
the
adjustable feet
,
as sh
o
wn
in
figure
13.
This is fo
r loc
king
the
platform
to the
so
i
l
and
for a
v
o
i
ding
i
ll
-
t
im
e
d movement
s.
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