Safelift Movearound ma60 User manual

ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS

MoveAround MA60

PushAround PA60

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CONTENT

1. Health & safety regulations .................................................. 3

1.1 Notiﬁcation of safety precautions ......................................3

2. Warning devices...................................................................... 4

2.1 Warning texts .....................................................................4

2.2 User warnings ....................................................................4

3. Machine safety........................................................................ 6

3.1 Requirements for personnel & safety regulations ..............6

3.2 When rebuilding the lift ......................................................7

3.3 Manufacturer......................................................................7

3.4 Labelling.............................................................................7

3.5 Noise ..................................................................................7

4. Checks before using the lift ................................................. 8

4.1 Main switch........................................................................8

4.2 Raising of platform.............................................................8

4.3 Lowering of platform..........................................................8

4.4 Horn ...................................................................................8

4.5 Tilt sensor (MA60) ..............................................................8

4.6 Emergency stop .................................................................9

4.7 Emergency lowering...........................................................9

4.8 Transport of the lift with a lifting crane...............................9

4.9 Transport of the lift with a forklift........................................9

4.10 Transport of the lift by truck ...............................................9

5. Maintenance .......................................................................... 10

5.1 Blocking the platform in raised position ..........................10

5.2 Hydraulic oil .....................................................................10

5.3 Maintenance of battery ....................................................11

5.4 Charging the batteries......................................................11

5.5 Inspection & maintenance intervals .................................12

6. Technical data ....................................................................... 13

7. Lift controls ........................................................................... 14

7.1 Indications on the control panel (MA60) ..........................15

8. Declaration of conformity CE marking ............................. 16

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1.1 Notiﬁcation of safety precautions

• Before you start using the equipment and performing the

maintenance or service on this equipment, please read the

applicable parts of the instructions.

• Take into account all signs stating Danger, Prohibited,

Requirement and Note that are mentioned in the manual.

• Serious injury to persons and machine damage may occur if this

information is not observed.

• The machine equipment is intended to be used by an operator.

• Consider all electrical equipment as being energized.

• Consider all hoses and pipes as being pressurized.

• For service and maintenance of the equipment/machine, make

sure that the 230V power supply is cut and that the main fuse is

in the OFF position.

• The service and maintenance may only be carried out by

authorized service and maintenance personnel.

• Follow the instructions for maximum load. See the sticker on the

equipment and technical data.

1. HEALTH & SAFETY REGULATIONS

The operator manual contains instructions for the daily work with

the equipment to be handled and used by the operator. The

operator manual must always be available to the operator(s)

working with the equipment.

It is important that:

• The operator manual and other applicable documents are

retained throughout the life span of the equipment.

• The operator manual and other applicable documents are

included as part of the equipment.

• This operator manual is forwarded to other users of the

equipment.

• The operator manual is updated with any additions or changes

to the equipment.

• The operator manual describes the methods used in the use of

the equipment.

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2. WARNING DEVICES

Annual inspection of warning devices and protective devices must

be carried out. This refers to the control of their function and status.

WARNING!

Ignoring this information will result in immediate danger to life.

PROHIBITED!

Prohibited action associated with danger or death or serious

injury!

REQUIREMENT!

Correct use of the personal protective equipment or other

means.

NOTE!

Information that requires special attention.

Read and understand all instructions and safety

information before use

All personnel must carefully read, understand and follow all

safety instructions, as well as operating instructions in this

instruction manual before performing operation or maintenance.

Tilting hazard

NEVER raise the platform or transport with a raised platform on

anything other than a horizontal solid surface.

Risk of collision

NEVER operate the machine before having checked that the

area around the machine is free of obstacles or other hazards.

2.1 Warning texts

2.2 User warnings

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Never increase the height of the platform by using stairs or

ladders etc.

The lift may only be used indoors on ﬂat and solid surfaces that

are suitable for the load of the lift.

The lift must not be used as a crane.

The lift must not be exposed to liquids, humid environment or a

temperature below 0 °C.

Risk of falling

NEVER climb, sit or stand on the platform railing. If the platform

cannot be lowered, NEVER climb down the mast.

Electricity

This machine is not isolated against electric current. It is

therefore necessary to have a correct safety distance to the

high-voltage conductors or other current carrying objects.

Always lock the wheels to prevent the lift from being

moved unintentionally!

MA60: Make sure that electric motor drive is activated or lock

the swivel castors before raising or lowering the platform, for

extra stability.

PA60: Lock the swivel castors before raising or lowering the

platform.

Risk of crush injury

To prevent crush injuries, make sure that people or other

equipment are not within the lift’s working area. Observe the

danger signs that are placed on the lift.

Lock the swivel castors when the lift is parked (PA60).

Make sure that the safety gate is closed when using the

platform.

Make sure that the operator uses appropriate safety equipment.

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3. MACHINE SAFETY

The machine is marked with a CE mark. This means that it is

designed, manufactured and described in accordance with EU

Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC (see also page 16).

3.1 Requirements for personnel & safety regulations

To avoid personal injury and machine damage, the operator and

operating personnel will be instructed or trained in accordance

with the manufacturer’s instructions. The operator and operating

personnel are only allowed to handle the parts they have been

instructed or trained on.

All controls and buttons must only be operated with hands. In other

words, these must never be activated by any other means unless

otherwise speciﬁed. The operator must never leave the machine

unattended. This will prevent injury of unauthorized persons.

• The machine may only be used by trained personnel, and

may only be used when the user has read and understood the

contents of the current user description.

• The machine may only be used for the predetermined purpose

and only with the mounted protective devices. All applicable

safety precautions will be taken into account.

• The daily maintenance work must only be carried out by trained

personnel.

• The electrical work may only be carried out by qualiﬁed

professionals.

• Work on live parts is not allowed.

• Rebuilding, repairs and modiﬁcations to the machine may

only be carried out by complying with the applicable safety

regulations.

Make sure that the working area around the lift is protected from

people or other equipment.

Never push or pull objects with the lift.

Lock the lift when not in use to prevent unauthorized use.

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• Only original spare parts may be used upon repairs.

3.2 When rebuilding the lift

• If the lift is rebuilt or supplemented with other parts not

approved by the manufacturer, this CE marking does not apply

to the parts that change the function of the lift. Warning decals

and CE marking on the lift must be clearly visible.

• If any machine part with warning sticker is replaced, new

warning stickers must be mounted in the same place as before.

• Damaged decals and CE mark must be replaced immediately.

• If the lift is rebuilt after approval from the manufacturer or

supplemented, it is very important that this instruction is

immediately supplemented / adjusted with the necessary

illustrations, photographs and texts.

3.3 Manufacturer

This lift is made by:

Låglyftar i Sverige AB

Kvarnvägen 14

SE-352 41 Växjö

SWEDEN

3.4 Labelling

The lift is ﬁtted with this nameplate:

3.5 Noise

This lift has a sound level below 70 dB(A) during operation.

Model: MA60 / PA60

Manufacturing year: 20XX

Serial number: 3XXXXX

Lift weight: 466 kg

Maximum load (SWL): 180 kg / 1 person

Maximum inclination for operation: 1°

Maximum manual force: 200 N

Maximum wind force: 0 m/s

Lågliftar i Sverige AB

Kvarnvägen 14, SE-352 41 Växjö, Sweden

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4. CHECKS BEFORE USING THE LIFT

Perform the following daily checks before using the machine:

1. Check that the batteries are charged.

2. Make sure the charging cable (230V) has been disconnected.

3. Inspect the machine for any possible oil leakage.

4. Check the function of the wheel brakes on the swivel wheels.

5. Make sure that the wheel brakes on the swivel wheels are

locked before raising or lowering the platform (PA60).

4.1 Main switch

The lift's main switch is located at the lift's right front wheel. Always

switch o the main switch when not in use to save power. Remove

the key to the main switch to prevent unauthorized use.

4.2 Raising of platform

Press the upper button, marked with the platform symbol, which is

located on the control panel in the platform.

4.3 Lowering of platform

Press the lower button, marked with the platform symbol, which is

located on the control panel in the platform.

4.4 Horn

The lift is equipped with a horn. The horn button is located at the top

of the control panel in the platform.

4.5 Tilt sensor (MA60)

MA60 is equipped with a tilt sensor that prevents the lift from being

driven or the platform being raised, if the lift is tilted more than 1°.

When the tilt sensor is activated, a warning sound sounds. To be

able to use the lift again, the platform must be lowered to its bottom

position and the lift moved to a ﬂoor surface that is inclined less

than 1°.

All safety regulations, operating instructions, labels and national

safety instructions / requirements must be carefully read,

understood and complied with.

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4.6 Emergency stop

The lift is equipped with an emergency stop function. Press the

emergency stop button to turn o the power. Rotate the emergency

stop button clockwise to reactivate the power.

4.7 Emergency lowering

The lift is equipped with two emergency lowering systems.

Emergency lowering of the platform is done either with an electric

button located at the main switch on the side of the chassis or a

mechanical button located on the top of the chassis covers.

4.8 Transport of the lift with a lifting crane

A lifting device may only be fastened to the intended lifting eyes that

are screwed into the chassis (M10 x 4).

4.9 Transport of the lift with a forklift

4.10 Transport of the lift by truck

• Do not operate the machine on the truck.

• Block the wheels with blocks.

• Transport the lift in the lowered position.

• Secure the machine on the truck.

NOTE!

Tightening of straps or chains may result in damage to the lift.

WARNING!

If the platform can’t be lowered, NEVER climb the mast. Ask

someone on the ground to turn on the emergency lowering

button to lower the platform. Keep a safe distance to the mast

when the emergency lowering is activated.

WARNING!

Lifting with forklift is only for transport of the lift. Must never be

used to increase the lifting capacity. Check the weight of the

machine in the speciﬁcations and make sure the forklift truck

has a sucient lifting capacity to lift the machine. The arms of

the forklift are placed under the machine from the side.

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5. MAINTENANCE

5.1 Blocking the platform in raised position

a) Installation of ratchet block

1. Park the machine on a ﬁxed horizontal surface.

2. Turn the main switch to ”ON” position.

3. Raise the platform approx. 1.2 meters.

4. Place a solid ratchet block, 21 mm x 100 mm x 450 mm between

the second mast section and the chassis, just behind the mast.

5. Slowly lower the platform until the other mast section is in a

resting position on the ratchet block.

6. Turn the main switch to ”OFF” position.

b) Dismantling of ratchet block

1. Turn the key switch to ”ON” position.

2. Raise the platform stepwise until the ratchet block can be

removed.

3. Remove the ratchet block.

4. Lower the platform.

5.2 Hydraulic oil

The hydraulic oil tank is located under the steel covers on the

chassis.

Control of hydraulic oil

1. Ensure that the platform is blocked according to 5.1.

2. Remove the covers on the chassis.

3. Unscrew the tank cap

4. Check the oil level

5. If necessary, ﬁll it with the recommended oil type:

Motorex Corex HV46 (DIN 51524/-2/-3 EN ISO 6743-4).

WARNING!

The service or maintenance on the machine must never be

performed with raised platform without having secured the

platform against unintentional lowering. Do not stand under the

platform when this is being secured in the raised position or

when it is removed.

NOTE!

Never ﬁll the hydraulic oil when the platform is not blocked.

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5.3 Maintenance of battery

Old worn out batteries must be replaced with batteries from Safelift

or with batteries approved by the manufacturer.

Keep the poles and top of batteries clean.

5.4 Charging the batteries

Charge the batteries after each shift or more frequently if the

charging level is low.

Battery acid is very corrosive. Always wear safety goggles

when working with and near the batteries. Immediately rinse

any spilled acid with clean water. Consult a physician in case of

contact with battery acid.

WARNING!

Risk of explosive gas mixture. Avoid keeping batteries near

open ﬁre, sparks or smoke.

WARNING!

Charge the batteries in a ventilated area. Do not charge the

batteries near open ﬁre or where there is a risk of sparks being

generated.

Yellow Green Green Indication

Mains supply not connected

O On

Charging complete

Main charging in progress

Trickle charging

Long charging time

Do not disconnect the battery cables when the battery charger

is running. Keep the battery charger dry. Connect a charging

cable to a grounded 230V power outlet.

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5.5 Inspection & maintenance intervals

A complete inspection consists of periodic visual and functional

checks along with minor adjustments in order to ensure the function.

The daily inspection prevents the abnormal wear and prolongs the

life of all machine systems.

Inspection and maintenance will be performed at speciﬁed

intervals. Inspection and maintenance must be carried out by

trained personnel who are knowledgeable in terms of electrical and

mechanical functions.

The daily maintenance list shows the service and maintenance

points on the machine. Copy the list and use it when inspecting

the machine.

NOTE!

The charger must be connected to a socket with earth-fault

protection. Do not use the lift while charging.

REQUIREMENT!

Before performing daily maintenance, learn how the lift works

and is operated.

VARNING!

Always secure the platform from moving when maintenance is

performed with the platform raised.

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6. TECHNICAL DATA

Max. total platform load ....................................................................................... 180 kg

Total number of people on the platform ........................................................................ 1

Lifting time (180 kg)............................................................................................... 18.5 s

Weight .................................................................................................................. 466 kg

Maximum wheel load ........................................................................................... 185 kg

Maximum inclination of lift at work...............................................................................1°

Maximum manual lateral force on platform............................................................200 N

Maximum wind speed (indoor use only)................................................................. 0 m/s

Noise level ...................................................................................................... < 70 dB(A)

Speed ........................................................................... Lowered 3 km/h, Raised 1 km/h

Power source ................................. 2 pcs 12V batteries, 80Ah (C20), maintenance-free

System voltage.......................................................................................................... 24V

Battery charger................................................................................ 230V, 50 Hz / 60 Hz

Lifting system ........................................................................... Single hydraulic cylinder

Wheels...................................ø 200 mm, polyurethane wheel coating, leaves no marks

Parking brakes PA60 ...................................................................... Manual (mechanical)

Parking brakes MA60 ....................................................................... Automatic (electric)

A Working height ................................................................................. 5995 mm

B Platform height ................................................................................. 3995 mm

C Stroke length .................................................................................... 3195 mm

D Total lift height .................................................................................. 1980 mm

E Total lift width ..................................................................................... 768 mm

F Total lift length .................................................................................. 1155 mm

G Width of platform................................................................................ 530 mm

H Length of platform.............................................................................. 760 mm

I Height of platform railing.................................................................. 1100 mm

J Height of skirting board...................................................................... 150 mm

K Height to platform ﬂoor ...................................................................... 802 mm

L Wheel diameter................................................................................... 200 mm

M Turning radius ................................................................................... 1200 mm

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7. LIFT CONTROLS

A Signal horn

B Raising of lift platform

C Lowering of lift platform

D Emergency stop

E USB socket 12V

F Anchorage safety harness

G Main switch 24V

H Socket for battery charger cable, 230V

I Button for emergency lowering (electric)

J Connection / disconnection of operation (MA60)

K Lockable wheels - MA60 also has automatic

brake on the wheels

L Lifting eyes - For anchoring or lifting (additional equipment)

M Button for emergency lowering (mechanical)

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B

C

D

E

F

K

L

M

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7.1 Indications on the control panel (MA60)

1 - Battery indicator

Solid Red: Low battery charge

Solid Yellow:

Medium battery charge

Solid Green: Fully charged

Flashing Red:

Battery empty, needs to be charged

Flashing Green: Overvoltage

2 - Speed mode

Solid Green:

Low speed, 1 km/h

Solid Yellow:

High speed, 3 km/h

Flashing Red:

Error indication

N On / O drive circuit

O On / O-indicator driving

P Control panel operation

Q Low / high speed indicator

R Speed mode control high / low

S Joystick for driving

O PN Q R

S

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Declaration of conformity

Manufacturer: Låglyftar i Sverige AB

Kvarnvägen 14

SE-352 41 Växjö

SWEDEN

Låglyftar i Sverige AB, VAT-no: SE 556820966101, declares

that the following products:

MoveAround MA60 & PushAround PA60

Serial number:

Year of manufacture:

is manufactured in accordance with the following product

directive:

2006/42/EC; 2014/30/EU; 2014/35/EC

and in accordance with the following harmonized standards:

EN ISO 12100:2010, EN ISO 13849-1:2008, EN ISO 13850:2008,

EN ISO 14121-2:2012, EN ISO 60204-1:2006, EN ISO 7731:2008,

EN 280-1:2022

Växjö ..............................

Bo Arrhén

CEO

Låglyftar i Sverige AB

Kvarnvägen 14

SE-352 41 Växjö

SWEDEN

8. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

CE MARKING

VAT-no:

SE 556820966101

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WEBSITE

www.safelift.se

E-MAIL

[email protected]

ADDRESS

Låglyftar i Sverige AB

Kvarnvägen 14

SE-352 41 Växjö

Sweden

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