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U-Line H-3768 User manual

PAGE 1 OF 4 0714 IH-3768
πH-3768
BATTERY OPERATED
LIFT TABLE
1-800-295-5510
uline.com
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
SAFETY GUIDELINES
WARNING! Do not operate this lift table unless
you have been trained to use it, authorized
to do so and have checked that it is in good
condition. The operator should read all of the
warning signs and instructions here and on the
lift table before using it.
1. Do not repair the lift table without professional
training and authorization.
2. The lift table should only be moved with the height of
the table in the lowest position.
3. DO NOT overload the lift table and always operate
it within the rated load. Overloading may cause
damage to the lift table and the operator.
4. DO NOT stand or sit on the lift table to work.
5. DO NOT put hands or feet under the table when
lowering.
6. Apply the brakes while loading to prevent the lift
table from moving.
7. The load must be evenly distributed across the
whole table.
8. DO NOT load with loose or unstable materials.
9. DO NOT leave the lift table loaded for extended
periods of time.
10. The lift table should only be used on flat solid
surfaces.
SPECIFICATIONS H-3768
Weight Capacity 1,650 lbs.
Max. Table Height 38⁄"
Min. Table Height 16⁄"
Table/Platform Size 39⁄ x 20 x 2"
Caster Wheel Dimensions 6 x 2"
Overall Length 53"
Height Of Handle From The Ground 37"
Lift Range 22"
Lifting Cycle (Fully Charged) 100 lifts
Lifting Motor 1 HP
Operating Voltage 24V
Battery Capacity 30Ah
Noise Emission < 70dB
PAGE 2 OF 4 0714 IH-3768
ROUTINE CHECKLIST BEFORE STARTUP
—Check for any defect (especially on the wheels
or pump).
—Check if battery is fixed firmly and cable connected
properly.
—In case of any failure or fault, stop using the lift
table until it can be properly repaired.
STARTUP OF LIFT TABLE
—Rotate and turn off the emergency shutoff switch.
—Insert key into electric lock switch and turn right to
position "I".
—Battery capacity meter should indicate the current
capacity.
OPERATION OF THE LIFT TABLE
LIFTING OF THE LIFT TABLE
— Press the "RAISE" button to raise the table to
required height. (See Figure 1)
LOWERING OF THE LIFT TABLE
— Press the "LOWER" button to lower the table to
required height. (See Figure 1)
EMERGENCY SHUTOFF SWITCH
—All electric control functions are cut off when the
emergency shutoff switch is pressed. (See Figure 2)
Figure 2
Figure 1
1 2
1
15
11
14
8
12
10
13
6
9
4
5
73
2
OPERATION
PARTS LIST
1RAISE Button
2LOWER Button
SAFETY GUIDELINES CONTINUED
1. Loading Platform
2. Lift Mechanism
3. Hydraulic Cylinder
4. Swivel Caster
5. Rigid Caster
6. Motor Case
7. Brake
8. Battery
9. Charger
10. Battery Capacity
Meter
11. Emergency Shutoff
Switch
12. Key Switch
13. Charging Indicator
14. Safety Stand Bar
15. Handle
When maintaining and repairing the lift table, wear
gloves and safety shoes. The safety stand bar should
be used to support the lift mechanism in order to
prevent table from falling. There should not be a
load on table while maintaining and repairing the
lift table.
11. The table is intended to be used for indoor
applications with ambient temperatures between
41° - 104° F (5° - 40°C).
12. This lift table is not water-resistant and should only be
used in dry conditions.
PAGE 3 OF 4 0714 IH-3768
MAINTENANCE AND CHARGE OF BATTERY
1. A Rechargeable Gel battery is used in this lift table.
2. The H-3768 lift tables are equipped with a specific
charger to charge the battery. The charger can be
plugged into a standard 110 volt outlet.
CAUTION! Before connecting the charger to
the socket, make sure the emergency shutoff
switch and key switch are in the OFF position.
Please charge the battery in a dry, well-
ventilated area and away from any source
of fire. If the lift table is not in use, battery
charges should be performed no less than
once every six months.
3. The battery of the lift table should be charged
fully and regularly. When the battery reaches 20%,
please charge the battery immediately.
4. The charger will adjust the current according to
residual capacity of the battery automatically,
which ensures the battery is charged correctly.
After charging the battery, the charger indicates
full capacity and stops automatically. Charging
generally lasts 7-9 hours.
BATTERY INDICATOR
1. BATTERY CAPACITY METER – The charge status of
battery is indicated on battery capacity meter. With
consumption of battery capacity, the gauge will
descend downwards from the top. (See Figure 3)
2. The lift table will automatically cut off lifting functions
when the battery reaches 20%.
PREPARATION OF LIFT TABLE FOR REPAIR
OR MAINTENANCE
Take all necessary safety measures to avoid a possible
accident during the course of repair and maintenance:
1. Park the lift table safely.
2. Press emergency shutoff switch and disconnect
the battery.
3. Apply the brake.
4. Lower the safety stand bar.
INSPECTION OF HYDRAULIC OIL CAPACITY
1. Make sure the table is in the fully lowered position.
2. Remove the four screws (1). (See Figure 4)
3. Open the cover (2). (See Figure 4)
4. Check the capacity of hydraulic oil in oil tank.
INSPECTION OF ELECTRIC FUSE
1. Remove the four screws (1). (See Figure 4)
2. Open the cover (2). (See Figure 4)
3. Check if the fuse is intact. Replace if necessary.
USING THE LIFT TABLE AFTER MAINTENANCE
Finish the following operation before use of lift table:
1. Clean the lift table.
2. Check the brakes.
3. Check the emergency shutoff switch.
MAINTENANCE
Figure 3
Capacity Sufficient Charge Required
0
10
V
20
30
0
10
V
20
30
2
1
Figure 4
PAGE 4 OF 4 0714 IH-3768
TROUBLESHOOTING
OPERATING ISSUE CAUSES RECOMMENDATIONS
The lift motor does not run. 1) Battery cord is disconnected.
2) Battery charge is insufficient.
3) The fuse has been triggered.
1) Connect the battery cord.
2) Charge the battery.
3) Check the fuse.
The table will not raise. 1) Low hydraulic oil.
2) Faulty hydraulic pump.
1) Add oil.
2) Replace hydraulic pump.
Table lowers without pushing the
down button. 1) Oil leaking from the lowering valve.
2) Oil leaking from hydraulic circuit.
1) Replace lowering valve.
2) Check hydraulic circuit and repair.
Oil leaking from the cylinder. Seals are worn out or damaged. Replace the seals.
Oil leakage from the air inlet. Excessive oil in the reservoir. Drain the oil to the correct level.
Battery will not charge. Battery is worn out. Replace battery.
Charger flashing to show error. 1) Charger is not connected.
2) Batteries are not connected
properly.
1) Check all connections.
2) Check all battery connections.
MAINTENANCE CONTINUED
π CHICAGO • ATLANTA • DALLAS • LOS ANGELES • MINNEAPOLIS • NYC/PHILA • SEATTLE • MEXICO • CANADA
1-800-295-5510
uline.com
It is very important to conduct routine maintenance
and upkeep to prolong the service life and safety of the
lift table. Please check the lift table before operation
accordingly:
1. Lubricate the roller rails with grease (monthly).
2. Lubricate all pivoting points and axles (every 6 months).
3. Check the hydraulic oil (every 12 months).
NOTE: Total oil capacity is 2.5L. If the lift table
needs more oil, use ISO-VG46 or equivalent.

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