SmartLine Medical SmartLift UNIVATOR User manual

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SmartLift
UNIVATOR
USER MANUAL
2.0

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CONTENTS
CONTENTS...........................................................................................................................................................................2
NOTICE................................................................................................................................................................................2
ABOUT THIS MANUAL.........................................................................................................................................................3
PREFACE..............................................................................................................................................................................4
SAFETY ................................................................................................................................................................................ 4
PRODUCT OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................................................4
OPERATION.........................................................................................................................................................................6
OPERATING THE EQUIPMENT......................................................................................................................................... 6
LOADING AND UNLOADING............................................................................................................................................6
BATTERY..........................................................................................................................................................................6
CHARGER ........................................................................................................................................................................6
ADDITIONAL USER TIPS...................................................................................................................................................7
ADJUSTMENT OF FORK WIDTH....................................................................................................................................... 7
SPECIFICATIONS..................................................................................................................................................................7
TROUBLESHOOTING ...........................................................................................................................................................8
TECHNICAL SUPPORT.......................................................................................................................................................... 9
AUSTRALIA ........................................................................................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.
WARRANTY ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
APPENDICES..........................................................................................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.
CONFORMANCES ..............................................................................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.
SPARE PARTS.....................................................................................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.
GLOSSARY .............................................................................................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.
INDEX....................................................................................................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.
NOTICE
This manual and any examples or images contained herein are provided “as is” and are subject to change without
notice. Smartline Medical makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this manual, including, but not limited to, the

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implied warranties of merchantability, non-infringement and fitness for a particular purpose.
Smartline Medical shall not be liable for any errors or for consequential damages in connection with the furnishing,
performance, or use of this manual or the examples contained herein.
© 2022, Smartline Medical
Product designed and manufactured by Smartline Medical Pty. Ltd.
PO Box 532, Buderim, Qld 4556
Australia
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
WARNING: Warnings must be followed to avoid injury or damage to the
product.
Must be observed to avoid bodily injury and damage to the product.
NOTE: Notes contain important information and hints for using the product.
REFERENCE: Indicates a page where additional information can be found.

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PREFACE
We are delighted that you have chosen this product from Smartline Medical Pty Ltd. Smartline’s products are
designed to meet specific needs in the healthcare industry and manufactured in Australia under ISO 9001 quality
system standards. We are also constantly improving our products to meet changing customer requirements.
This manual describes right operation method for ensuring safety and the right ways of maintenance, which prolongs
the working life of the SmartLift Univator. The operator must read carefully and understand all the information
presented here.
We are confident that this product will give you many years of problem-free operation. Before our products leave the
factory they undergo quality assurance testing to ensure that they meet our quality standards. Should you experience
problems with this product, please contact us for support or repairs.
Our products are supported by local distributors who are always ready to help you. If the local distributor is unable to
solve your problems, they will forward your support requests to us.
SAFETY
•Use only certified 240V power sources.
•Use only on plain and smooth floor.
•An alarm sounds when the battery is low, please recharge as soon as possible, to prevent damage to battery
•Ensure that the input voltage of the charger complies with local power voltage.
•Avoid contact the chain or other moving parts.
•Do not carry out long hours of continuous heavy lifting to prevent overheating of the motor and panel.
•The working life of the SmartLift Univator shall be greatly prolonged when working under 0.7 times of the
safe working load of 120kg.
•Keep the electric control box closed at all times during operation.
•Inspect all components of the equipment prior to use.
•Are the forks damaged? (ie: bent, cracked).
•Do the forks and detent pins move without undue interference?
•Is there a SWL rating attached to the lifting equipment?
•Do the castors wheels rotate freely?
•Do the castors swivel freely?
•Is the castor braking system in good working condition?
•Is the battery charged sufficiently?
•Are all electric cables in good condition?
•Are all switches and controls in good working condition?
•If you have answered NO to any of the questions above, DO NOT use the equipment and please advise your
Supervisor immediately.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
This document has been designed to assist the user in all aspects of using the Smartline SmartLift Univator.
This new design will lift old, new and future design of road cases and due to the adjustable fork design, it will lift and
move almost any type of box or case used in Loansets.

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Mast
Fork Adjustment
Control
Main Controller
Handle
Adjustable
Forks
Motor and
Battery
Castor
Feet
Narrow Forks
Medium Forks
Wide Forks

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OPERATION
Follow the following steps and comments when operating the SmartLift Univator
OPERATING THE EQUIPMENT
•The Univator MUST BE positioned on a level surface with the braking system activated prior to loading and
unloading.
•The forks MUST BE at their lowest position before loading.
•The Univator MUST NOT be loaded beyond the Safe working load of 120kg capacity of the equipment.
•The forks MUST BE adjusted to the correct spacing for the item you wish to lift. Take care to ensure detent
pins are located fully before lifting.
•Items MUST BE loaded centrally onto the Univator.
•When moving the Univator the forks must be at the lowest position and care should be taken to ensure
uniformity of load.
•When lifting or lowering the forks care MUST BE taken to stop at the right height and ensure the space
around you is clear before unloading.
•When lifting heavy items, engage the castor brakes to stop the Univator moving.
•The Univator forks are only to be used for objects that are at least 70 millimetres above ground level.
•The main power switch on the Univator must be in the OFF position prior to charging.
•When the Univator is being operated under low voltage (the battery is low on charge) a buzzer will beep for
50 seconds continuously.
•A charger is built into the Univator and can be charged at any compliant power point.
•Any required maintenance MUST BE carried out by an authorised Smartline Medical service technician.
•All associated Workplace Health and Safety requirements MUST BE adhered to when using this equipment.
LOADING AND UNLOADING
•Lock castors before goods loading and unloading at any height.
•Be sure the load is evenly distributed on the forks before lifting
•Lower the platform to the lowest position when moving the SmartLift Univator.
BATTERY
•High performance and maintenance-free sealed acidic-lead storage battery is selected to power the elevator.
It is characterized by low discharge ability, safe, easy mounting and change-over, and can be used under the
ambient temperature range of -15ºC--50ºC.
CHARGER
•High performance charger is provided together with the SmartLift Univator, so that the battery can be
charged at any compliant GPO.
•When charging, switch off the SmartLift Univator power, connect charger source pin and power terminal
socket, the red light indicates the charger is connected, while the charging status light turns green it means
the battery is in the status of charging; and when the green light fades, that means the battery is fully
charged. Generally, the charging period takes 10-12 hours from flat.

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ADDITIONAL USER TIPS
•Important –when charging the battery, the switch must be in the off position
•To maintain battery longevity, it is advisable to charge at least every second day **failure to regularly top-up
charge will significantly reduce working life of battery**
•When lifting heavy items, put the brakes on two rear wheels as this will stop the Univator moving.
•Handle controls have directional arrows for up or down movement
•ALL REQIRED MAINTENANCE TO BE DONE BY AN AUTHORIZED SERVICE TECHNICIAN
ADJUSTMENT OF FORK WIDTH
To adjust the SmartLift Univator follow the steps below:
1. Loosen the plastic handled bolts, shown below, by lifting the tab
2. Move forks to desired width
3. Reengage plastic handled bolts by placing down into position
SPECIFICATIONS
Type
E100
Safe Work Load Capacity (Kg)
120
Height min. (mm)
130
Height max. (mm)
1700
Platform Size (mm)
470×600
Dimension L×W×H (mm)
890×600×1980
Front Wheel (mm)
Φ75

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Rear Wheel (mm)
Φ125
Weight (Kg)
80
TROUBLESHOOTING
DESCRIPTION
Cause
Treatment
Power on, press UP button, not lifting.
1.Power switch damage
Check and changeover
2.Wire off
Check and connect
3.Battery dead or damaged
Charge or change
4.Button fail or wire off
Check and changeover
5.Panel fuse burnt
Changeover
6.Motor damaged
Check or changeover
7.Overload
Partial unloading
8.Lowest position traveling switch fail
Check or changeover
Press UP button, climbing slowly or not climbing up.
1.Battery low or over discharged
Charge in time
2.Motor trouble, RPM lowered
Check or changeover
3.Panel adjustment fail
Re-adjust panel
Forks cannot climb to the max height.
1.Barrier inner guiding rail
Clear away barrier and
lubricating
Forks climbed to the max height but failed to
descend
1.DOWN button fail
Check or changeover
2.Travelling switch inner panel fail
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3.Panel damage
Check or changeover
4.Safety belt fail, not working
Check or changeover
Battery charged, platform climbing slowly or cannot
climbing up
1.Insufficient charging
Re-charge
2.Battery damage
Change new battery
3.Charger fail
Check or changeover
the charger
Obvious low voltage but buzzer not to beep
1.Wire off or buzzer fail
Check or changeover
2.Buzzer circuit damage
Check or changeover
Abnormal sound from platform up/down
transmission
1.Chain elongated
Adjust to proper
2.Sprocket loosened or shifted
Check, adjust or fix
3.Sprocket wheel damaged
Check or changeover
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Smartline Medical Pty Ltd
Phone: [phone]
e-mail: [email protected]m
Web site: www.smartlinemedical.com
WARRANTY
1. Interpretation
In these terms:
“Smartline” means Smartline Medical Pty Ltd (ABN: 34 119 206 611)
“Customer” means the organisation that purchases any product / services from Smartline
“Product”means any product / services provided by Smartline for fee or price
2. Warranty
2.1. Subject to Clause 2.7 Smartline warrants the Products it supplies to the Customer against defective
materials and workmanship for the period of 12 months from the date of invoice.
2.2. The warranty does not apply in circumstances where:
a. the Products were used for a purpose other than for which they were intended;
b. the Products were repaired, modified or altered by a party other than Smartline without prior
written consent by Smartline
c. the defect has arisen due to misuse, neglect or accidental damage;

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d. the defect has arisen due to the incorrect installation of the Products by a party other than a
Smartline employee or contractor appointed by Smartline;
e. the Products have not been stored or maintained as recommended by Smartline
f. the defect has arisen due to normal wear and tear on the Products;
g. the identification labels are removed or altered;
h. the damage was caused due to acts of God & force majeure;
i. the Customer is in breach of the Supply Conditions; or
j. the Products are found to not be defective;
2.3. Any repairs not covered by Warranty provided by Smartline at the Customer’s request shall be invoiced to
Customer at Smartline’ then-current rates for parts, labour, and travel.
2.4. In order to make a claim under this warranty, the Customer must:
a. give Smartline written details of any defect in the products (with photographic evidence) together
with proof of purchase of the products within 5 days of identifying the defect;
b. allow Smartline or its employees or agents to inspect the products;
c. return the defective products to Smartline at Smartline’s expense if required;
d. Provide all information requested by Smartline in relation to the products or installation of the
products.
2.5. All claims for damage during delivery, short supply, non –receipt of Products or incorrect delivery
documents must be made to Smartline within 5 days of receipt of Products.
2.6. Any Products which are damaged or defective, or which are not otherwise in accordance with the
Customer’s order, may be returned to Smartline, at no cost to the Customer;
a. Except for specially ordered products, custom-built products or products specifically tailored for the
Customer’s requirements, which may not be returned.
b. Provided that it does so within 5 days of delivery and a return authorisation is obtained from
Smartline. The Customer may otherwise return Products to Smartline and obtain a credit;
i. Provided that the Products are in their original packaging, and in an as-new and saleable
condition.
ii. At the Customer’s own expense, or to the Customer’s account; and
iii. On the basis that risk in the Products remains with the Customer until the Products are received
by Smartline, and that a restocking fee (20% of Product invoice value) or return fee may be
charged.
2.7. Where Smartline supplies Products manufactured by a third party, the original manufacturer’s warranty is
the only warranty provided to the Customer.
2.8. In the repair or maintenance of the Product, Smartline may use new, remanufactured, or refurbished
parts, assemblies, or products. All defective parts, assemblies, and products become the property of
Smartline.
2.9. Replacement or repair of the Product or a part under the Standard Warranty does not extend or restart
the Standard Warranty period.
2.10. The Standard Warranties are not transferrable to a third party.
2.11. Correspondence should be sent to [email protected] or by mail to P.O. BOX 532, Buderim,
QLD, 4556.
3. Liability
3.1. Except as specifically set out in these conditions, any term, condition or warranty in respect of the quality,
merchantability, fitness for purpose, condition, description, assembly, manufacture, design or
performance of the Products or services, whether implied by statute, common law, trade usage, custom
or otherwise is expressly excluded.
3.2. Replacement or repair of the Products is the absolute limit of Smartline’s liability arising under or in
connection with the description, quality, condition, performance, assembly, manufacture, design,
merchantability or fitness for purpose of the Products or services or alternatively the sale, use of, storage
or any other dealings with the Products or service by the Customer or any third party.

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3.3. Smartline is not liable for any indirect or consequential losses or expenses suffered by the Customer or
any third party, howsoever caused, including but not limited to loss of turnover, profits, business or
goodwill or any liability to any other party.
3.4. Smartline will not be liable for any loss or damage suffered by the Customer where Smartline has failed to
meet any delivery date of cancels or suspends the supply of Products or services.
3.5. Nothing in these Conditions is to be interpreted as excluding, restricting or modifying or having the effect
of excluding, restricting or modifying the application of any State of Federal legislation applicable to the
sale of Products or the provision of services which cannot be excluded, restricted or modified.
3.6. The Customer undertakes in relation to Products it acquires from Smartline.
a. not to attach Smartline’s name, brand or mark to the Products, unless already attached when
Smartline supplies the Products to the Customer;
b. Do not use Smartline’s Products for any purpose for which they are not suitable, and that it will
(wherever appropriate) correctly train its employees in the use of Smartline’s Products.
c. Immediately notify Smartline in writing of any claim they may make in respect of the Products
and/or services giving full details of the claim concerned.
3.7. The Customer indemnifies Smartline against all liabilities and costs (including all legal costs on an
indemnity basis) expenses, losses, damages or claims arising in any way as a result of the Customer’s
failure to comply with any part of these Conditions.