HBM HBM 100 User manual

HBM 100 Motorcycle Lift.
Rated Capacity: 360 Kg.
English Instruction Manual.
READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE
OPERATING THE MOTORCYCLE LIFT.
HBM Machines B.V. –Nieuwe Esch 1010 - 2841 MJ –Moordrecht
Tel : [phone] Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected] –Web-site: www.hbm-machines.com

WARRANTY
This HBM Machines product complies with the highest standards of
workmanship, durability and safety. HBM Machines guarantees original
buyers a faultless operation of its products for a one year period with respect
to material and construction.
This warranty is null and void in case of defects occurring due to
the following causes:
Normal wear
Lack of attention, ignorance, unsafe pworking procedures, lack of care
during transport or storage.
Lack of maintenance or maintenance carried out against the rules laid
down in this booklet
Use of the product for any work for which it was not intended;
exceeding the rated capacity. Transport without proper care
Shifting machinery without making use of proper lifting/ carrying gear
Failure to read and/ or understand the rules and guidelines explained
in these instructions.
Every use for which the product was not designed. These instructions
state very clearly all goals for which the product can be used. All other
work is prohibited!
Operation of the machinery by persons who have not or insufficiently
been educated or instructed in its operation or who do not or
insufficiently understand its operation.
Operation of the machinery by persons without sufficient experience,
in case of Their working without direct supervision by a teacher.
Operation of the machinery by persons under the influence of
medicines which impair one’s ability to react, or by persons under the
influence of alcohol or drugs.
Operation of the machinery by persons under the age of 16, or by
persons aged between 16 and 18 without direct supervision by a
teacher.
Repairs which are or have been made without prior written consent by
HBM Machines.
Any change or alteration made in the machinery by the customer
(owner).
Accidents or damage, caused by all causes from without, including
damage during transport, during storage on the clients’ premises,
damage caused by objects or persons falling on or knocking against
the machinery. Damages caused by acts of God are also excluded from
the warranty. Please note that the examples of external causes are not
comprehensive.
In no case shall HBM Machines be liable for the death or injuries of persons,
for damages to goods or to the machinery itself, which was caused by
operation of machinery supplied by HBM Machines.

MAKING USE OF WARRANTY
To use your right to warranty you should send the machinery or its
part tuo us, postage paid. Please include a proof of purchase and
explain your complaint to us.
In case our customer service finds a fault, we shall repair or replace
said machinery or its part. In case this proves impossible or
impractical, or cannot be don within a reasonable term, we will refund
your purchase price. The cost of returning the machinery or its part to
you shall be borne by HBM Mschines.
In case of our customer service ascertaining that there is no fault in
the machinery or its part, or when it is established that the fault or
damage arose because of events or causes not included in the
warranty (see list above) the client is bound to pay the fees for
transport and safe keeping.
PLEASE ACT RESPONSIBLY
It’s impossible to enumerate all possible uses for which a given product is
NOT suited. All these dangerous, ill-advised or hazardous uses have been
captured under the phrase Use of the product for any work for which it was
not intended. If you should be in doubt whether a specific use of the product
would be allowed or not, you are advised to:
Ask for advice from an expert user. This can’t do any harm. Who starts
operating a machine without having the necessary experience or
education may be taking a serious risk and will be held responsible for
all consequences!
Ask HBM Machines for advice.
Study the EC legislation with respect to machinery and safety
Read Books about the subject of proper use and design of machinery.
Please maintain your machine well. By doing so you can extend its
lifetime considerably. Regular maintenence will prevent premature wear and
promotes precision. Moreover, a well maintained machine will be safer than
an ill-maintained one.
Please note. Where machine/ machinery is
mentioned, this also includes tools.
© HBM Machines 2009. All Rights reserved.

SAFETY MEASURES
1. Only well trained personnel is allowed to operate this machine. In case you are
unfamiliar with this type of machine, please get educated before you start operating it!
2. All safety shields must remain intact and in place. Removal of safety shields is strictly
prohibited. You are responsible for keeping all safety measures in proper working
condition!
3. DO NOT STAND UNDER A SUSPENDED LOAD. KEEP HANDS AWAY FROM
MOVING PARTS! Do not lift unstable loads. DO NOT use the lift to permanently
support a load. Shift the load to a rigid, safe and fixed means of support.
4. You must prevent the machine from being inadvertently switched on.
5. Never force a machine. Never exceed the rated capacity!
8. RELEASE the cylinder pressure before you start any maintenance or repair job.
9. REGULARLY CHECK for damaged parts. Broken parts can be dangerous. Check if
operation is not impeded. Replace worn and damaged parts as soon as possible. Do not
operate machine before such parts have been replaced.
10. Never leave a working machine unattended. Shut off first. Release pressure!
11. Keep the workshop clean. Rubbish promotes accidents!
12. Never use machinery under hazardous conditions./ Make sure of proper lighting and
ventilation. Do not expose machinery to moisture, rain and snow. Don’t operate a
machine when you are tired, ill o rare using medicines which affect your reaction
abilities. Never operate a machine when under the influence of alcohol or drugs!
13. Keep children and visitors at a safe distance.
14. Workshops are danger areas for children. Please lock up after you leave. Prevent
children and laymen from entering the workshop without your consent. Use multiple
switches to prevent machines being switched on by the ignorant.
15. BEWARE! Please wear anti slip footwear. If your hair is long, put it under your
clothes. If necessary or applicable, wear eye protection, ear
protection or a face mask. Normal spectacles will not protect
your eyes!
17. Never reach across or through machines, in particular when
in operation. Ensure a safe body posture.
19. Never try to adjust a working machine!
20. Please read and heed the safety stickers on the machine.
Keep them legible and replace them when necessary. Removing
such warning stickers is a crime and could lead to legal actions!
21. These instructions for use are not a substitute for proper
education.
22. In case you do not comply with any of the rules, guidelines
and warnings given here and on the machine, you are taking the risk of accidents, injury
and damages which may even result in death. You will be held responsible!

SPECIFICATIONS
Lifting capacity: 360 Kilogramm
Width: 480 mm.
Minimum height 220 mm.
Maximum height 780 mm.
Overall length 2215 mm.
INSTALLATION
Unpack the crate and check the contents. In case of missing or damaged
parts please call HBM Machines.
-- Mount the roll-on ramp (31) on the end of the support plateau (32)
-- Mount the front wheels (35 and 47) at the front side of the plateau (32).
Use the bolts (33), Rings (34) and nuts (38).
-- Mount the faceplate (39) using the bolts (33), Rings (34) and nuts (38).
PREPARATION FOR FIRST USE
--Leave the pump for at least an hour. The oil can now release its air
bubbles; the ait collects up top and can be expelled.
NOTICE
In case you don’t allow sufficient time for this your machine just will not
operate as it should. You can’te expel the air properly and you will end up
waiting some more!
-- The air is expelled by pumping it out. This is done by fully depressing the
exhaust pedal (10) followed by pumping action, some 15 to 20 strokes of the
lifting pedal (7)
-- Now try out operation without any load. Go to the highest point you can
reach and then let the lift down SLOWLY. The exhaust pedal is depressed
GENTLY so the lift comes down at its leisure.
WORKING PROCEDURE
WARNING
Please read and understand all warnings, notices and advice before you start
operating this lift. In case of non-compliance you are taking a risk of
accidents and injury. You will be responsible for the consequences!
-- The lift is to be put in a suitable place. You should check the surface
which must be horizontal and able to support the load. We advise you to put
the lift on a concrete surface.
-- You turn the adjusting bolt (30) down until the wheels (18) come off the
floor. Your lift is now entirely supported by its feet.

-- You may now roll your motorcycle up the ramp, onto the lift.
WARNING
Before you can raise the lift, please check that the motorcycle is carried
entirely by the lift –NOT by the ramp. No part of the motorcycle should be
carried by the ramp at any time!
BE CAREFUL
The ramp is designed only to help roll wheels onto the supporting structure.
You may only do this when the lift is in its lowest position.
-- You can now clamp the front wheel, limiting movement.
-- Using a guy rope fix the motorcycle immovably on the lift. Motion should
be restricted as far as possible.
-- You can now lift the motorcycle using the pedal (7)
-- Once you arrive at the preferred height you can stop further movement by
introducing the safety bar (48) into the hole in the frame. Further movement
is now impossible.
-- If you have finished your job, please check to see (1) if no tools are left
lying around and (2) whether the lift can descend without a hitch.
-- Only then can you take out the safety bar (48) and GENTLY depress the
exhaust pedal (10) to slowly lower the motorcycle.
NOTICE
The lowering speed depends on how much the exhaust pedal is depressed.
Please lower your motorcycle gently.
-- When the motorcycle has been fully lowered you can release the guy rope
and clamp, and roll if off the lift using the ramp.
MAINTENANCE AND CHECK-UPS
-- In case you’re storing the lift for an extended period, keep it in a dry place
to prevent rust from developing. The cylinder, ram and piston are
susceptible.
-- keep your lift clean. Oil and dirt are to be wiped off; don’t forget to
lubricate moving parts regularly.
-- Often check the ram for rust. Keep it slightly coated and clean by applying
machine oil on a clean rag.
-- Check the lift before use. In case of damage or doubt have it checked or
repaired. Please have repair done by qualified technicians only.
-- You should often check the oil level. In case of a dropping level you should
top up with the same oil. Never mix different oils. Use only hydraulics oil
since many kinds of oil will dissolve the gaskets!
-- In case of bad performance or difficult lowering, false air is usually the
cause. See under preparation for first use what to do, viz., expelling false air.

PARTS LIST
Nr
part
Nr.
part
1
Bolt M6x25
2
Ring M6
3
Wheel assembly
4
Detachable leg
5
Bolt M8x30
6
Half clamp
7
Lifting Pedal
8
Bolt M8x15
9
Hex nut M16
10
Exhaust Pedal
11
Containing Ring M16
12
Ring
13
Bolt M16x45
14
Bolt M16x90
15
Frame
16
Front wheels
17
R-lock
18
Foot bar of Hydraulics Cylinder
19
Spring
20
Pin
21
Hydraulical Pump
22
Steel wheel
23
Pin
24
Lifting Arm
25
Lifting Arm
26
Steel wheel
27
Hex nut M12
28
Container ring M12
29
Ring
30
Bolt M12x45
31
Ram
32
Plateau
33
Bolt M10x20
34
Ring

35
Right clamp part
36
Rubber
37
Bolt M6x16
38
Hex nut M10
39
Guy plate
40
Bearing
41
Bearing
42
Ring
43
Pressure plate
44
Handwheel
45
Handle
46
Bolt
47
Left clamp part
48
Hex nut

H.B.M. Machines B.V.
Grote Esch 1010 - NL 2841 MJ Moordrecht.
Tel. +31 / (0)1 82 / 52 54 68 - Fax. +31 / (0)1 82 / 63 51 19
EG –DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Certificate of Compliance
In Compliance with:
EG-Machinery Ruling 2006/42/EC
We hereby state that the machinery concerned, its layout and construction all comply with
applicable EC rulings concerning health and safety. Any change to this machinery without prior
permission in writing issued by ourselves will make any and every guarantee to said machinery
NULL AND VOID.
Desccription and nature of the Machine: Motorcycle Lift
Model and series: HBM 100
Serial Number:
Year of construction: 2011
Harmonised EC rulings which are applied: EN 1570:1998+A2:2009.
Date and Place: NL 2741 PA Waddinxveen.
01-08-2009.
Signature/ Stamp: Herman Buitelaar
( Manager )