APlusLift SL-MR80 Mode d’emploi

Model No. SL-MR80

Mid Rise Scissor Lift

Automatic Release

Lifting Capacity 8000 lbs

Installation & Operation &

Maintenance Instructions

mportant

Note

1. This equipment can not be installed, operated or repaired without reading instructions.

2. Electricity must be hooked up by certified electrician.

3. Do not use this equipment beyond its rated capacity.

Questions, problems, missing parts? Before returning to your retailer,

call our customer service department at 800-616-9618

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Packing, transport and storage......................................................................................................................................4

1.1 Packing........................................................................................................................................................................4

1.2 Transport.....................................................................................................................................................................4

1.3 Storage........................................................................................................................................................................5

2. Technical specifications....................................................................................................................................................6

Equipment plan ..............................................................................................................................................................7

3. Safety...................................................................................................................................................................................8

3.1 Important notices.......................................................................................................................................................8

3.2 Qualified personnel...................................................................................................................................................8

3.3 Danger notices.................................................................................................................................................................. 8

3.4 Training........................................................................................................................................................................9

3.5 Warning signs ............................................................................................................................................................9

4. Installation........................................................................................................................................................................ 10

4.1 Tool required........................................................................................................................................................... 10

4.2 Checking for room suitability............................................................................................................................... 11

4.3 Lighting..................................................................................................................................................................... 11

4.4 Floor requirement................................................................................................................................................... 11

4.5 Site layout ................................................................................................................................................................ 11

4.6 Precautions for installation................................................................................................................................... 12

4.7 Equipment installation instructions..................................................................................................................... 12

4.8 Items to be checked after installation................................................................................................................ 12

5. Operation and use ......................................................................................................................................................... 13

5.1 Precautions.............................................................................................................................................................. 13

5.2 Descriptions of control box..........................................................................................................................................14

5.3 Flow chart for operation........................................................................................................................................................14

5.4 Operation instructions........................................................................................................................................... 15

5.5 Emergency lowering in case of no power.....................................................................................................................15

6. Troubleshooting.............................................................................................................................................................. 17

7. Maintenance.................................................................................................................................................................... 19

7.1 Daily checking items before operation......................................................................................................................19

7.2 Weekly checking items......................................................................................................................................... 19

7.3 Monthly checking items ........................................................................................................................................ 19

7.4 Yearly checking items........................................................................................................................................... 19

8. ANNEX............................................................................................................................................................................. 20

9. Special notes .............................................................................................................................................................................28

9.1 Environmental damage .......................................................................................................................................... 28

9.2 Dismantling .............................................................................................................................................................. 28

9.3 Disposal..................................................................................................................................................................... 28

Packing, transport and storage

All packing, lifting, handling, transport and unpacking operations are to be performed exclusively by

expert personnel with knowledge of the lift and the contents of this manual.

1.1 Packing

The packing of the lift is delivered in following components:

a. 1 basic unit packed in a large wooden box, including all accessories, with base.

b. 1 power unit packed in a small wooden box with base.

1.2 Transport

See Fig 1, packing can be lifted or moved by lift trucks, cranes or bridge cranes. In case of slinging, a

second person must always take care of the load, in order to avoid dangerous oscillations. During loading

and unloading operation, goods must be handled by vehicles or ships.

At the arrival of the goods, verify that all items specified in the delivery notes are included. In case of

missing parts, possible defects or damage due to transport operations.

If finding missing parts, possible defects or damage due to transport, one should examine damaged

cartons according to <<Packing List.>> to verify the condition of damaged goods and missing parts, also the

person in charge or the carrier must be immediately informed.

The machine is heavy goods! Don’t take manpower load and unload and transporting way into

consideration, the safety of working is important.

Furthermore, during loading and unloading operation goods must be handled as shown in

the picture.

1.3 Storage

The machine equipment should be stocked in the warehouse, if stocked outside should do the

disposal well of waterproof.

Use box truck in the process of transport, use container storage when shipping.

The control box should be placed perpendicularly during the transport; and prevent other goods from

extrusion. The temperature for machine storage: -10ºC-- 40º

Technical specifications

Machine model

Driving mode

Electro hydraulic drive

Lifting capacity

8,000lbs (3,500kg)

Lifting Height

47.24″（1200mm）

Lifting time

About 50 sec

Voltage

220V/110V

Frequency

60Hz

power

2.2KW

Hydraulic oil

46＃/68＃

working temperature

5-40℃

ambient humidity

30-95%

Machine noise

< 76dB(A)

Equipment weight

1,631 lbs (740kg)

2.1 Equipment plan

3. Safety

3.1 Important notices

This ultra thin low lift is specially designed for lifting motor vehicles that weighs within its outmostlifting capacity.

Users are not allowed to use it for any other purposes. Otherwise, we, as well as oursales agency, will not bear any

responsibility for accidents or damages of the lift. Make sure to pay careful attention to the label of the lifting

capacity attached on the lift and never try to lift cars with itsweight beyond.

Read this manual carefully before operating the machine so as to avoid economic loss or personnel casualty

incurred by wrong operation. Without professional advice, users are not permitted to make any modification to

the control unit or whatever mechanical unit.

3.2 Qualified personnel

Only these qualified staff, who have been properly trained, can operate the lift.

Electrical connection must be done by a competent electrician.

People who are not concerned are not allowed in the lifting area.

3.3 Danger notices

Do not install the lift on any asphalt surface.

Read and understand all safety warnings before operating the lift.

The lift, if is not specially designed upon customer’s request, is not fit for outdoor use.

Keep hands and feet away from any moving parts. Keep feet clear of the lift when lowering.

Only these qualified people, who have been properly trained, can operate the lift.

Do not wear unfit clothes such as large clothes with flounces, tires, etc, which could be caught by moving parts of

the lift.

To prevent evitable incidents, surrounding areas of the lift must be tidy and with nothing unconcerned.

The lift is simply designed to lift the entire body of vehicles, with its maximum weight within the lifting capacity.

Always ensure the safety latches are engaged before any attempt to work near or under the vehicle.

Make sure to place the lifting pads to the positions as suggested by vehicle makers and when gradually lift the

vehicle to the desired height, operators should be certain that the vehicle will not slant, roll-over or slide in lifting

process.

Check at any time the parts the lift to ensure the agility of moving parts and the performance of synchronization.

Ensure regular maintenance and if anything abnormal occurs, stop using the lift immediately and contact our

dealers for help.

Lower the lift to its lowest position and do remember to cut off the power source when service finishes.

Do not modify any parts of the lift without manufacturer’s advice.

a. If the lift is going to left used for a long time, users are required to:

b. Empty the oil tank;

c. Lubricate the moving parts with hydraulic oil.

3.4 Training

Only these qualified people, who have been properly trained, can operate the lift. We are quite willing to provide

professional training for the users when necessary.

Attention: For environment protection, please dispose the disused oil in a proper way.

3.5 Warning signs

All safety warning signs attached on the machine are for the purpose of drawing the user’s attention to safety

operation. The labels must be kept clean and need to be replaced when they are worn-out or have dropped. Read

the explanations of the labels carefully and try to memorize them.

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