Power Tec Easy Lift 92409 User manual

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Easy Lift Hydraulic
3000kg
Distributed by The Tool Connection Ltd
Kineton Road, Southam, Warwickshire CV47 0DR
T [phone] F [phone]
[email protected] www.toolconnection.co.uk
If this product fails through faulty materials or workmanship, contact our
service department direct on: [phone]. Normal wear and tear are
excluded as are consumable items and abuse.
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Safety Guidelines:
• Locate the vehicle and Easy Lift on a level and solid floor.
• Engine must be switched off.
• Handbrake must be OFF and gearlever in neutral.
• Tyre pressures must be to manufacturers’ recommendations.
• If using sill-lifter it must be positioned at forward sill jacking point on a front-
engined vehicle. (Refer to manufacturers’ handbook.)
• Always support vehicle with axle stand(s). Ensure the vehicle is sitting
securely on the support stands before getting under vehicle.
• Do not exceed the weight capacity of the Easy Lift (1500kg).
• Do not use the Easy Lift if damaged.
• Do not allow untrained persons to operate the Easy Lift.
Note: No responsibility is accepted for incorrect use of the Easy Lift.
Guarantee
Our products are designed to be used correctly and with care for the purpose for which they are
intended. No liability is accepted by the Tool Connection for incorrect use of any of our products, and
the Tool Connection cannot be held responsible for any damage to personnel, property or equipment
when using the tools. Incorrect use will also invalidate the warranty.
If applicable, the applications database and any instructional information provided has been designed
to offer general guidance for a particular tool’s use and while all attention is given to the accuracy
of the data no project should be attempted without referring first to the manufacturer’s technical
documentation (workshop or instruction manual) or the use of a recognised authority such as
Autodata.
It is our policy to continually improve our products and thus we reserve the right to alter
specifications and components without prior notice. It is the responsibility of the user to ensure the
suitability of the tools and information prior to their use.
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Easy Lift Hydraulic
Ideal for bodyshops, this mobile vehicle lift will raise cars and light
commercials to a maximum height of 995mm. No electrical connections
are required as the Easy Lift uses a 350bar hydraulic pump powered by the
workshop compressed air supply. Can lift via the wheel or the sill. Easily
manoeuvred around the workshop.
Controls:
Refer to Fig. 1:
A: Hydraulic pump
B: LOWER pedal
C: RAISE pedal
D: Compressed air inlet
E: Oil level dipstick and fill hole
A D
E
B C
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Specifications:
Weight: 85kg
Lifting Capacity: 1500kg (per side: 3000kg max vehicle weight)
Max Lifting Height: 995mm
BEFORE YOU START:
• Check vehicle’s tyre pressures (on all wheels) and ensure they are to
manufacturer’s specification.
• Before attempting to lift vehicle, ensure that the handbrake is OFF and
the gear lever is in neutral.
• Read these instructions and be aware of how to operate the Easy Lift.
Prior to first use refer to Hydraulic Pump Oil Level (below) and Fig. 5.
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Instructions
Raising:
1. Move Easy Lift to vehicle using the handlebars.
2. Place in desired position, ie, at the front or rear wheel of vehicle (if using
the wheel lifter) or fitted under the forward sill jacking point (if using the
sill lifter on a front-engined vehicle).
3. Connect to suitable compressed air supply (dry air, 8—10 bar).
4. To lift the vehicle, press foot pedal C.
5. Refer to Fig. 2: Once vehicle is at required height, insert safety locking
pin into hole immediately below the lifter.
6. Press foot pedal B to lower the vehicle slightly so that the weight is taken
by the safety locking pin.
7. Once lifted, always additionally support the vehicle with axle stand(s).
Lowering:
1. Lift the vehicle slightly to take the load off the safety locking pin by
pressing foot pedal C.
2. Remove safety locking pin.
3. Press foot pedal B to lower the vehicle.
Fig 2
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Lifting Attachments:
The Easy Lift is supplied with wheel-lifter and a sill-lifter. (Refer to Figs. 3 &
4.)
To change lifting attachments, tilt the existing attachment up about 45º, then
unhook from lifter attachment point.
NOTE: If using sill-lifter, it must only be fitted to the forward sill jacking
point on a front-engined vehicle (refer to manufacturer’s handbook or
documentation for correct position of sill jacking points.)
Fig 3
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Hydraulic Pump Oil Level:
The Easy Lift hydraulic pump is supplied ready-filled with hydraulic oil. Prior
to first use remove the sealing plug from the dipstick hole (E on Fig. 1) and fit
the cap/dipstick assembly. Then connect the hydraulic pipe from the pump
to the hydraulic cylinder and ensure the fittings are tight and secure.
Unless the system is leaking, there will be no loss of hydraulic oil in use. To
check the oil level, ensure the wheel or sill lifter is at its lowest point (so that
there is no hydraulic oil in the lifting cylinder) and use the dipstick (refer to
Fig. 5). The correct oil level is at the top marking on the dip stick (F).
F
Fig 5
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Why does the vehicle not turn over when lifting it with the Easy Lift?
Refer to Fig. 6: the vehicle is shown by the force (F) representing its weight.
The force (F) will remain vertical as the vehicle gradually inclines. On the
other side is the point of rotation (R). While the vehicle is inclining, the
distance between (F) and (R) decreases. Until this distance (D) doesn’t reach
zero or turn negative, the vehicle won’t turn over. This will never happen with
the Easy Lift.
F
R
d
Fig 6
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