Nexion Molnar CM245-A Guide

Date: 19.06.2023
CM245-A
CM255-A
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instructions before
working with the
unit
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Before
taking into operation
check system compo-
nents, control, emer-
gency stop and safety
equipment for conditi-
on, damage and
correct function!
Please read this manual before you get started.
You must read and understand the precautions for safety purposes and any damages that may occur
to your property.
If these installation instructions are not followed strictly, the hoist is not covered by warranty.
Address: 3 Graham Street
Export Park
South Australia 5950
Ph:
Fax:
Email:
Web:
+61 (08) 8234 3611
+61 (08) 8234 4322
www.molnarhoists.com.au
Specifications/images subject to change without prior notice, Images and sketches are for illustration purposes only.
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Printing characters and symbols
Throughout this manual, the following symbols and printing characters are used to facilitate reading:
Indicates the operations which need proper care
Indicates prohibition
Indicates a possibility of danger for the operators
Indicates the direction of access for motor vehicles to the lift
Bold type Important information
WARNING: before operating the lift and carrying out any adjustment, read care-
fully chapter 4 "Installation" where all proper operations for a better functioning
of the lift are described
THIS USER'S MANUAL IS WRITTEN IN THE MANUFACTURER'S LANGUAGE,
AND IN OTHER COMMUNITY LANGUAGES. IN CASE OF COMPLAINT, FOR LEGAL PUR-
POSES, THE VERSION IN ITALIAN LANGUAGE ONLY WILL APPLY. THE MANUFACTURER
DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR DIRECT AND/OR INDIRECT DAMAGES CAUSED BY POOR
TRANSLATION OR WRONG TEXT INTERPRETATION.
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Table of contents
Printing characters and symbols ...............................................................................................................3
Warranty ...................................................................................................................................................5
Disclaimer ..................................................................................................................................................5
General information ................................................................................................................................... 5
1. Technical data ..........................................................................................................................7
1.1 Lift description ............................................................................................................................8
1.2 Safetydevicesfittedonthelift ...................................................................................................9
1.3 Load distribution ....................................................................................................................... 10
1.4 Pictograms ............................................................................................................................... 11
1.5 Pictograms application diagram ...............................................................................................12
1.6 Hazardous areas ...................................................................................................................... 13
2. Foreword ................................................................................................................................. 14
2.1 ECcertification .........................................................................................................................14
2.2 Testing ......................................................................................................................................14
3. General safety and accident prevention rules ....................................................................15
3.1 Set-up and clothing ..................................................................................................................16
3.2 Environment and pollution ........................................................................................................16
3.3 Lift scrapping ............................................................................................................................ 17
3.4 Danger levels ...........................................................................................................................17
3.5 Hazardous areas ...................................................................................................................... 18
3.6 Liftidentificationandpictogramdescription .............................................................................18
3.7 Intended use ............................................................................................................................18
4. Transport and installation .....................................................................................................19
4.1 Unpacking ................................................................................................................................19
4.2 Installation area ........................................................................................................................ 19
4.3 Installation ................................................................................................................................20
4.3.1 Beam installation ......................................................................................................................23
4.4 Connecting to the electricity mains ..........................................................................................24
4.5 Electromagnet ..........................................................................................................................25
4.6 Electrical connection between the two pillars ...........................................................................26
4.7 Hydraulic connection ................................................................................................................27
4.8 Connection cables of sync .......................................................................................................28
4.9 Fitting of arms ..........................................................................................................................31
4.10 Control of motor rotation direction ............................................................................................33
4.11 Airexhaustoffhydraulicsystem ..............................................................................................33
5. Instructions for use ................................................................................................................34
5.1 Start up .....................................................................................................................................34
5.1.1 Adjustment of the lifting time for release of the safety locks ................................................... 34
5.2 Operation .................................................................................................................................34
5.3 Emergency procedures ............................................................................................................36
6. Maintenance ...........................................................................................................................37
6.1 Cleaning ...................................................................................................................................37
6.2 Storage .....................................................................................................................................37
6.3 Environmental information .......................................................................................................37
6.4 Firefightingequipmenttobeused ............................................................................................38
7. Troubleshooting .....................................................................................................................39
8. Diagrams .................................................................................................................................40
8.1 Electrical diagram .....................................................................................................................41
8.2 Hydraulic connection diagram ..................................................................................................41
8.3 Hydraulic diagram ....................................................................................................................42
9. Procedure for the adjustment and testing of the lift ...........................................................43
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Warranty
The manufacturer warrants lifts and the relevant accessories for 3 years after purchase date. This warranty
consists in the repair or replacement - free of charge - of those parts that, after a careful analysis by the Ma-
nufacturer's Technical Service, turn out to be faulty from origin. All electrical parts are excluded. Warranty is
limited to material defects and becomes null and void if the returned parts are tampered with or disassembled
byunauthorizedstaff.Anyliabilityfordirectandindirectinjuriestopeople,animalsorpropertyduetomachine
failure or malfunction are excluded from warranty. The expenses deriving from lubricants replacement, trans-
portcharges,andanycustomsduty,VATandanyotherexpensenotspeciedinthesupplycontractareat
the purchaser's charge. The replacement and repair of parts under warranty, anyway, do not extend warranty
terms.Thepurchaserwillneverthelessbeentitledtoassertitsrightsonwarranty,speciedinthesupplycon-
tract. Should the parties not be willing to submit any dispute arising from the supply contract to arbitration, or
in anyothercasewherethejudgmentofabodyoftheordinarycompetentcourtisrequired.
Disclaimer
Upon delivery, please check that the product has not been damaged during transportation, and that the acces-
soriescomingwithitareintactandcomplete.Anycomplaintshallbefiledwithin8daysafterliftdeliverydate.
Besides the cases envisaged by the supply contract, the warranty becomes null and void:
•In case of a maneuver error caused by the operator.
•If the damage is caused by poor maintenance.
•If the envisaged capacity is exceeded.
•Ifthemachinehasbeensomehowmodified,andthedamagehasbeencausedbysuchamodification,due
torepairoperationsbytheuserwithouttheauthorizationofthemanufacturerorafterfittingnon-original
spare parts.
•If the instructions described in the user's manual are not complied with.
General information
This chapter contains warning instructions to properly operate the lift and prevent injury to operators or property.
This manual has been written to be used by workshop technicians in charge of the lift
(OPERATOR) and routine maintenance technician (MAINTENANCE OPERATOR). The operating instructions
are considered to be an integral part of the machine and must remain with it for its whole useful life. Read every
section of this manual carefully before operating the lift and unpacking, since it gives helpful information about:
•SAFETY OF PEOPLE
•SAFETY OF THE LIFT
•SAFETY OF LIFTED VEHICLES
The company is not liable for possible problems, damage, accidents, etc. resulting from failure to fol-
low the instructions contained in this manual.
Only skilled technicians of AUTHORIZED DEALERS or SERVICE CENTRES AUTHORIZED by the manufac-
turer shall be allowed to carry out lifting, transport, assembling, installation, adjustment, calibration, settings,
extraordinary maintenance, repairs, overhauling and dismantling of the lift.
The manufacturer is not responsible for possible damage to people, vehicles or objects if said operati-
ons are carried out by unauthorized personnel or if the lift is improperly used.
Any use of the machine made by operators who are not familiar with the instructions
and procedures contained herein shall be forbidden.
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Manual keeping
For a proper use of this manual, the following is recommended:
•Keep the manual near the lift, in an easily accessible place.
•Keep the manual in an area protected from damp.
•Use this manual properly without damaging it.
•Donotmakeanychangestothismanual;anymodificationsandupdatesshallbemadebythesupplying
company only.
This manual is an integral part of the lift: it shall be given to the new owner if and when the lift is resold.
Obligations in case of malfunction
In case of machine malfunction, follow the instructions contained in the fol-
lowing chapters.
Cautions for the safety of the operators
Operatorsmustnotbeundertheinfluenceofsedatives,drugsoralcoholwhenoperatingthemachine.
Before operating the lift, operators must be familiar with the position and
function of all controls, as well as with the machine features shown in chap-
ter “Operation and use”.
Warnings
Unauthorized changes and/or modifications to the machine relieve the ma-
nufacturer from any liability for possible damage to objects or people. Do not
remove or make inoperative the safety devices, this would cause a violation
of law and regulations on safety at work.
Any other use which differs from that provided for by the manufacturer of the
machine is strictly forbidden.
The use of non-original parts may cause damage to people or objects.
Declaration of warranty and limitation of liability
The manufacturer has paid proper attention to the preparation of this manual. However, nothing contained
hereinmodifiesoralters,inanyway,thetermsandconditionsofthemanufactureragreementbywhichthislift
was purchased, nor increases, in any way, manufacturer’s liability towards the customer.
To the reader
Everyefforthasbeenmadetoensurethattheinformationcontainedinthismanualiscorrect,completeand
updated. The manufacturer is not liable for any mistakes made when drawing up this manual and reserves the
righttomakeanychangesrequiredduetothedevelopmentoftheproduct,atanytime.
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1. Technical Data
**) For further informations - see foundation plan
ThespecificsoftheresponsiblestructuralEngineerareauthoritative
THE LIFT IS SUPPLIED STANDARD WITH 400V-3PH-50HZ POWER SUPPLY.
CM245-A
Max. capacity Kg 4,500
Lifting time when loaded s
Lowering time when loaded s
Minimum height mm
Lifting height mm
Distance between the columns mm
Lift max. height mm
Three-phase electric motor Volt-Hz-
Amp
Three-phase motor power kW/HP
Single-phase electric motor Volt-Hz-
Amp
Single-phase motor power kW/HP
Max. operating hydraulic pressure Bar
Controls circuit voltage Volt
Total weight of lift Kg
Min. thickness of concrete mm
Recommended hydraulic oil Tipo
Hydraulic system oil quantity Lt
Fixing to the floor with screw anchors N°10
Weight electric / electronic materials Kg
Motor weight Kg
Average weighed sound level LpAm dB(A)
Average sound level at the operator's
workstation LpA dB(A)
Acoustic power LwA dB(A)
5,500
CM255-A
88.6
72
68.2
15
8
9 (optional)
Hilti HST3-M20x170
46
1200
24
200
3
220V – 50Hz -19.5
220V – 60 Hz -20,5
3
230/400V –
50/60Hz - 8.2
Approx. 50 seconds
Approx. 50 seconds
105mm
1990mm
2898mm
2005mm
Approx. 30 seconds
Approx. 30 seconds
90mm
1990mm
2520mm
2005mm
230/400V –
50/60Hz - 8.2
3
220V – 50Hz -19.5
220V – 60 Hz -20,5
3
200
24
1200
46
9 (optional)
Hilti HST3-M20x170
8
15
68.2
72
88.6
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1.1 Lift description
1 P1 Column 7 Beam
2 P2 Column 8 Electric motor
3 Column Extension L=600mm(optional) 14 Hydraulic pump unit
4 Column Extension L=1200mm(optional) 15 Control unit
5 Carriage 17 Electromagnet for unlocking mechanical safe-
ty devices
6 3 Stage lifting arm
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Easy and simple operation by means of "dead-man controlled" pushbuttons placed on the control box - see the
belowfigure.
1.2 Safety devices fitted on the lift
Part Description
Safety ratchet The safety lock is attached to the side of the post and prevents the lowering of the lift
in the event of a hydraulic circuit damage.
The safety lock is not in operation in the lower part of the lift range beneath the lock
position. (Safety lock is operational at heights above 570 mm).
Check valve The check valve ensures that the rated lifting capacity is not exceeded.
Cable The cable connects the 2 lift carriages left and right to ensure synchronization at all
times and to ensure that they remain at the same horizontal level.
CE-stop When lowering the lift stops at approx. 300 mm from bottom position and a warning
buzzer is activated.
See chapter 5.2 for more detailed description.
Emergency stop Main switch is also the emergency stop
Push button
DOWN
Push button
PARKING
Push button
DOWN (within
CE-stop height)
Push button UP
Main Switch
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1.3 Load distribution
Fv
Fh
Front load ratio (Fv) : rear load ratio (Fh)
FV : Fh = 60 : 40 and 60 : 40
This assumption is based on a vehicle with a chassis width of 1,00 m.
= Recommended drive-on direction
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1.4 Pictograms
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1.5 Pictograms application diagram
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1.6 Hazardous areas
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2. Foreword
This manual includes the instructions relating to the installation, use and maintenance of the lift system called
"Vehicle Lift". The vehicle lifts described in this manual are designed and constructed solely to lift vehicles for
repair, maintenance and inspection purposes. Lift operation, economy and duration depend on the compliance
with the instructions given in this manual. The parts that can be supplied also as spare parts are listed in the
last section of the manual. To make instructions reading easier, vehicle lift will be hereinafter simply called "lift".
2.1 EC certification
2006/42/ECDirective,commonlyknownasthe"MachinesDirective"specifiestheconditionstoberespected
before a machine can be put into the market. This Directive provides that all machines can be marketed and
commissioned only if they do not jeopardise people, pets or property safety and health. To certify lift compliance
with Directive provisions, before marketing, the manufacturer subjected a machine specimen to the audit of a
notifiedbody.
Lift, manufactured in compliance with 2006/42/EC Directive provisions, and can thus be marketed without jeo-
pardising user's safety.
Lift is thus delivered to the customer with:
•EC Declaration of Conformity
•Instructions for use
•Inspection records
2.2 Testing
The lift has undergone static and dynamic tests based on the procedures included in the EN 1493:2010. Con-
cerning lift testing, please refer to the relevant section in the Inspection records.
The instructions given in this manual shall be compulsorily respected: the
Manufacturer will not be held responsible under any circumstances arising
from negligence, from non-compliance with the instructions and from an im-
proper or inconsiderate use of the lift. Failure to comply with the instructions
given in the manual makes the warranty directly become null and void.
The Company also disclaims any liability for damages caused by lift improper use and/or due to changes made
without the manufacturer’s authorization.
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3. General safety and accident prevention rules
FOR A SAFE USE OF THE VEHICLE LIFT DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL
THE FOLLOWING IS ALLOWED:
•Using lift only to lift vehicles for inspection, maintenance and/or repair operations.
•Using lift only to lift vehicles respecting capacity limits and loads distribution indicated in this manual.
•Only authorized personnel, in good health conditions, responsible and duly trained on the allowed uses and
risks originated by lift use may operate the lift.
•The operator is allowed to use the vehicle lift only after he has thoroughly read, understood and assimilated
the contents of this manual.
•Using lift only inside closed premises, protected against atmospheric agents such as: rain, snow, wind, etc.
•Only one operator at a time may use the lift in the safety position in the indicated area, close to the control
panel
IS REQUIRED:
•Liftinstallationandmaintenanceoperationsshallbecompulsorilycarriedoutbyqualifiedpersonnelonly,
and in full compliance with the instructions given in this manual.
•Before installing lift, you shall compulsorily check that the premises where you wish to position it are well
aerated and lit. (avoid blinding light sources).
•Youshallcompulsorilycheckthatthefloorwhereyouwishtoinstallliftissolid,flat,andperfectlylevelledin
all directions.
•Youshallcompulsorilycheckthatthefloorhasbeenconstructedtowithstandthemax.allowedloads,inclu-
ding the lift, on lift resting areas.
•Lift shall be compulsorily positioned far from heat sources or devices that could generate electromagnetic
radiation.
•Lift shall be compulsorily positioned so that, during standard operation, with the vehicle loaded on it, it does
notinterferewithorsquashanynearbyfixedormovingpart.Takespecialcaretopower,waterandgas
systems.
•The lifting or handling operations of lift or of any lift parts shall be compulsorily carried out under full safety
conditionswithsuitableliftingequipment,asenvisagedbytheNationalprevailingregulations.
•Liftshallbecompulsorilysecuredtotheflooronlyusinganchorsandscrewsofthetyperecommendedby
the manufacturer (for lifts, where envisaged).
•Before using the lift, the wholeness of lifting elements shall be compulsorily checked.
•Before using the lift, you shall compulsorily check that safety devices are perfectly installed and in good
operating conditions.
•Vehicle shall be compulsorily positioned as shown in the table of the manual and/or the table stuck to lift.
•Vehicleshallbecompulsorilyliftedfromtherestingpointsspecifiedbythevehiclemanufacturer.
•Whenmovingvehicleup,afterthefirst200mmandbeforecontinuingtheraising,loadstabilityshallbe
compulsorily checked in all directions.
•During the whole raising movement, load stability and lift correct and linear movement shall be compulsorily
checked.
•Before accessing the working area, lift shall be compulsorily put in mechanical safety position with the spe-
cial command (where applicable).
•Before accessing the working area, lift shall be compulsorily disconnected from power sources by turning to
0 (zero) the lockable rotating disconnector positioned onto control panel.
•You shall compulsorily check that the disassembling of some of the parts of the vehicle positioned onto lift
does not originate any load unbalance.
•Before starting lift lowering, you shall compulsorily check that no people, animals or things that could inter-
fere with the moving parts are under and around the working area.
•During lowering, you shall compulsorily and constantly check lift and lift load movement. In case of failure,
immediately turn emergency disconnector.
•In case of irregular noise or operating failures, you shall compulsorily stop lift operation, and check the cau-
se of such irregularity. In case of doubt, contact the manufacturer’s service department.
•Power supply shall be compulsorily sectioned whenever adjustment, repair or maintenance operations
havetobecarriedoutontheequipment.
•All danger signaling decals present onto the lift shall be compulsorily cleaned or changed.
•Liftshallbecompulsorilycleanedandalloilspotsonthefloorcleanedout,astheyareverydangerous.
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•All ordinary and extraordinary maintenance operations shall be compulsorily and thoroughly carried out, as
indicated in this manual; also periodical checks to be recorded on the special "inspection records" coming
with the lift shall be compulsorily carried out.
•You shall always compulsorily use the manufacturer’s original spare parts.
IT IS FORBIDDEN:
•Itisforbiddentomisuseliftaswellastouseinanyothermannernotspecifiedinthe"INTENDEDUSE"
section of this manual.
•It is forbidden to lift loads with just some of lift parts (one runway only, or two arms only).
•Itisforbiddentoinstallliftinhazardouspremisescontaininginflammableand/orexplosivesubstances,or
whereinflammablegasesorvaporscanbecreated.
•It is forbidden to install lift inside premises exposed to atmospheric agents.
•It is forbidden to install lift in premises where washing or sandblasting operations are carried out, or in very
dusty premises.
•It is forbidden to install lift on vehicles or watercrafts.
•Itisforbiddentouseliftinpresenceofstrongmagneticfields.
•Itisforbiddentouselifttoliftobjectsotherthanthespecifiedones(cases,containersorpallets)ortouseit
as a hoist.
•It is forbidden to use lift to lift people or animals.
•It is forbidden to lift vehicles with people or animals onboard.
•It is forbidden to use the lift if the room temperature is below 5°C or above 40°C.
•It is forbidden to voluntarily cause load oscillations during raising or lowering maneuvers, or while load is
lifted.
•It is forbidden to access work area under the lift without having enabled safety mechanical devices, and
turned disconnector to 0.
•It is forbidden to leave the lift unattended without having positioned it at the min. height or in mechanical
safety position. Then section power supply, and lock disconnector using a padlock.
•It is forbidden to remove or change lift protections or safety devices.
•It is forbidden to change lift or lift parts, any tampering with or change will immediately invalidate warranty,
and will relieve manufacturer of any direct or indirect liability for damages due to such tampering or chan-
ging operations.
•It is forbidden to use parts or accessories not supplied by the manufacturer.
3.1 Set-up and clothing
Set up a space suitable for the machine, and the working environment, by carefully evaluating the following
aspects:
•The position shall be safe, free from any hinder, and protected against atmospheric agents. From the con-
trol position, the operator shall be able to see the whole system and the working area, and to immediately
detect the presence of unauthorized persons and objects that could originate any danger.
•The min. distance of the hazardous area from the walls of the premises where the vehicle lift is installed
shall be at least 70 cm. Lighting shall be good, but without blinding or intense lights, and there shall be no
sourcesorprocessesthatcoulddevelopgasesorflammablevapors.
•Avoid wearing unsuitable clothing. They could get entangled in lift moving parts. As disposed by the Na-
tional prevailing rule, besides wearing clothes suitable to the work site, the operator will have to compul-
sorily wear complementary protective accessories to prevent any injury, such as: helmet, goggles, gloves,
suitable shoes, etc.
3.2 Environment and pollution
•Lift shall not be used for vehicle washing, degreasing, sandblasting and grinding.
•Comply with the National prevailing standards relating to the use and disposal of the products used for lift
cleaning and maintenance, respecting the manufacturer’s recommendations.
•Trapsanddrainageditchesshalldischargefluids,whereandasindicatedbytheNationalprevailingstan-
dards.
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3.3 Lift scrapping
As for products disposal upon lift scrapping, DO NOT disperse parts in the environment, but contact a company
specialized in waste storage. To avoid any environmental pollution risks, take the following precautions:
•The oil contained inside hydraulic control unit, relative circuit and cylinders shall be fully collected. (if avai-
lable).
•Disassemble lift parts by dividing them into groups of the same material in order to proceed to their separa-
te disposal.
•Exhausted hydraulic oil, rubber parts, and iron scraps are special waste. Dispose of or temporarily store
them in compliance with the National prevailing anti-pollution standards.
3.4 Danger levels
The removal or tampering with the safety devices involves a violation of the European Safety Standards.
•Theuseofthemachineisallowedonlyinplaceswithoutriskofexplosionorfire;
•The use of original accessories is recommended. Our machines are designed to accept only the original
accessories;
•Installationmustbecarriedoutbyqualifiedpersonnelinfullcompliancewiththeinstructionsbelow;
Check that during the maneuvers there are no dangerous conditions: stop the machine immediately if any func-
tional irregularities are found, and contact the authorized dealer's assistance service
Payspecialattentiontothefollowingdangersignwhenyoufinditinthismanual,andfollow
the safety recommendations. Danger signals have three levels:
DANGER: this signal warns that, if the described operations are not carried out correctly, they
cause severe injury, death or health long-term risks.
WARNING: this signal warns that, if the described operations are not carried out correctly, they
may cause severe injury, death or health long-term risks.
CAUTION: this signal warns that, if the described operations are not carried out correctly, they
may cause machine damage and/or personal injuries.
WARNING: carefully read the following rules; whoever does not put into practice the recom-
mendations described hereinafter may be subject to irreparable damages or cause them to
people, animals or property.
The Company disclaims any and whatever liability arising from the failure to comply with the
safety and accident-prevention rules described hereinafter. The Company also disclaims any
liability for damages caused by lift improper use and/or due to changes made without the ma-
nufacturer’s authorization.
WARNING
Theequipmentisintendedtobeusedbyonlyoneoperatoratatime.
WARNING
Electricalsysteminterventions,evenminorones,requiretheinterventionofprofessionally
qualifiedpersonnel(seespecificlegislationonthesubject).
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3.5 Hazardous areas
Before using the lift, make sure that no unauthorized persons nor animals are present within the hazardous
area delimited by the yellow stripe.
Persons or animals shall by no means stop or pass within the hazardous area delimited by the yellow stripe,
when using lift even for small movements, and whenever the Emergency Switch/OFF is not depressed.
Eachliftissuppliedwiththeidentificationplatesrelatingtothedifferentversions.
3.6 Lift identification and pictogram description
The safety signals described in this manual are applied onto the lift (Fig. 6), and warn about unsafe and ha-
zardous situations. Decals shall be kept clean and, if detached or damaged, they shall be immediately chan-
ged.
Carefully read the meaning of the safety signals, and memorise it
Eachliftissuppliedwithidentificationplatesrelatingtothedifferentversions.Datamustalwaysbementioned
for any need for assistance and spare parts.
3.7 Intended use
The vehicle lifts described in this manual are designed and manufactured for lifting vehicles for inspection,
maintenance and/or repair purposes only.
The vehicle lift should be used only for lifting vehicles within the load capacity limits given in the IDENTIFICATI-
ON PLATE and in the paragraph 1.3 "LOAD DISTRIBUTION"
CAREFULLY READ THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN THIS MANUAL BEFORE USING THE
LIFT
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4. Transport and installation
Since the lift is packed in a special wooden crate, it can only be handled using a pallet truck or fork-lift truck,
fittingtheforksintotheslotsasshowninfigure2.
Packing dimensions
A 550mm
B 1000mm
C 4050mm
4.1 Unpacking
Afterremovingthepackingmaterials,carefullyinspectthevariouscomponentsoftheequipment,checkingfor
anyvisiblydamagedparts(controlunit,liftframe).Incaseofdamagedonotusetheequipment(thelift)and
callinaqualifiedtechnician(yourlocaldealer).
WARNING
The box containing the accessories is packed inside the crate:
DO NOT THROW IT AWAY WITH THE PACKAGING
The packing materials (plastic bags, expanded polystyrene, nails, screws, wood blocks etc.) must never be left
within the reach of children as they constitute a potential hazard. Dispose of these materials in the designated
collection centers if they are polluting or non-biodegradable.
4.2 Installation area
Anareaofatleast4330x4000mm,withaceilingheightofatleast4150mm,isrequiredforinstallationofthe
lift.
From the operator position, the operator is able to monitor the entire lift and its surrounding area. He must en-
sure that there are no unauthorized persons, or objects which may cause hazards, in this area.
Beforeinstallingthelift,checkthespecificationsofthesupportingsurfaceavailable,orprepareasurfacewith
the minimum characteristics stated below
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4.3 Installation
After unpacking, handle the pillars with the aid of suitable slings.
Anchor bolt installation procedure:
1. Place the two pillars in the installation zone.
2. Straighten the pillars to the vertical position and then position them so that they are properly aligned with
the distance between them as in the sketch below.
3. Ifnecessary,placeshimsunderneaththebasesofthepillarssothattheyarefirmlysupportedandthe
pillars are perfectly vertical.
4. Drillholesinthefloorthroughbedplates.Drillwithø20onalengthofmin.140mm,andcleantheholes
thoroughly.
5. FittheHiltiHST3-M20x170orequivalentanchorboltsintheholesandthentightenwithatorqueat180
Nm.
Afterafewcycleswithfullload,checkthattheanchorboltsarestillfirmlytightened.Thischeckmustberepea-
ted every 3 months.
WARNING
The manufacturer declines liability for any
damages resulting from failure to follow the
above instructions, which may invalidate
the warranty.
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