MP Hydraulic Lift Equipment 1 " 1 ": Bvin / Bvin A3

MP Hydraulic Lift
Equipment
1 ¼” 1 ½”
BVIN / BVIN A3
• Installation • Assembly • Start-Up

Use • Maintenance • Repair •
• Rules in case of incidents •
Technical Dossier
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HYDRAULICS MP Hydraulic Lift Equipment 1 ¼” 1 ½”
GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1  HYDRAULIC POWER UNIT 3

1.1 Mechanical assembly 3
1.2 Types of pipe couplings 4
1.3 Process for joining steel pipes 4
1.4 Steel pipes and flexible hoses 5
1.5 Rupture valve 5
1.6 Electrical connections 6
1.6.1 Electric motor connections 6
1.6.2 Terminals for wiring 6
1.6.3 Instructions for installation of lattice filter 7
1.7 Commissioning 7
Chapter 2  VALVES BLOCK 8

2.1. BVINA3 Block
2.1.1 Description of valves 8
2.1.2 Unit operation 8
2.1.3 Hydraulic circuit 9
2.1.4 Valve adjustment 10
2.1.5 Testing 11
2.2. BVIN Block
2.1 Description of valves 15
2.2 Unit operation 15
2.3 Hydraulic circuit 16
2.4 Valve adjustment 17
2.5 Testing 18
2.3. BVIN Block SOFT-STOP
2.1 Description of valves 22
2.2 Unit operation 22
2.3 Hydraulic circuit 23
2.4 Valve adjustment 24
Chapter 3  OIL COOLING DEVICE 25

3.1 Oil cooling device connections-Hydraulic power unit 25
3.2 Thermostat connections-Oil cooling device 26
Chapter 4  OIL HEATER 26
Chapter 5  MAINTENANCE 27
Chapter 6  CONTROLS 28
ANNEX I  ACTIONS AGAINST INCIDENCES 29
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Chapter 1  HYDRAULIC POWER UNIT
1.1 Mechanical assembly
1. The power unit packaging contents the fitting box. Unpack all the assembly and place the power 2. Fit the lever of the hand pump and connect the
unit at the final position at the installation correctly supports on its four anti-vibration rubber feet.. shut-off valve to the input of the power unit (cylinder and
power unit fitting boxes).
3. Take the hydraulic hose from the hole to connect to the

power unit and to the rupture valve on the cylinder.
4. Fill the tank
STEPS TO FOLLOW
a) Remove the tank cover and check the

cleaning of the tank (no dust and dry)
b) Fill with hydraulic oil the tank avoiding
making bubbles.
c) The oil level must be at least 10 cm. higher
than the motor surface level at the moment of
maximum expansion of the cylinder.

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1.2 Types of pipe couplings
USA (single clasp) UDA (double clasp) CODO (double clasp elbow at 90º)
To join pipe to valve block To join pipe to valve block To join a steel pipe and a hose
(end coupling) (end coupling)
1.3 Process for joining steel pipes
Cut hose perfectly square Remove burrs inside and out
Use a saw; do not use Clean the inside of the

a hose cutter hose with a non-fray cloth
Fit nut and ring to the - Screw on the cap Unscrew the cap nut
pipe in the order shown nut by hand as far as and check that the ring
possible is firmly gripping the
- Push the pipe up
against the bottom of
the coupling.
- Tighten the nut with
a spanner 1.5 turns;
the pipe must not be
able to rotate.
Oil the cutting ring

Cutting edge of the ring
towards the end of the pipe
Fully tighten

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1.4 Steel pipes and flexible hoses
FLEXIBLE HOSE ONLY FLEXIBLE HOSE AND

STEEL PIPE
Avoid up and down

curves in the course of recommended for lengths ≤ 10m use for lengths > 10m
the hose avoid leaving the hose completely straight
1.5 Rupture valve

In case of double cylinder installation
connect the rupture valves together
using a Ø6mm steel pipe (fitting box).
Remove the protective plate and paper seal
Check the o-ring seal

is correctly placed in Attach steel or flexible pipe
its housing Use the cap nut and cutting ring
for steel pipe or flexible hose
with steel tube end

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1.6 Electrical connections
YS
YR
YD
V YE
U 2
W 2 max.& min. pressure switch
2
Common presure switch.
Overload
Therm.switch 70º
Common
17-18  380 Vac, 220 Vac - optional, is PTC
recommended in cold weathers.
15-16  220 Vac permanently connected to operate Valves block heater
correctly. Tank oil heater
12-14  Connect to PTC-switching device, W
Maximum allowable voltage 2.5V. V 1
10-11 Connect to overload switch connections 1
9-10  Maximun and/or Minimun pressure switch U
7-8  12V. Emergency in descent. 1
5- 6 Valve voltage. YD Electrovalve.
3-4  Valve voltage. YR Electrovalve.
1-2  Valve voltage. Star-delta electrovalve
(Optional). Motor is supplied
star-connected, Submerge in the oil the tank oil heater
using the motor’s (Opcional component)
highest voltage
1.6.1 Wiring for 3-phase motors
D Connection Y Connection Y- D Connection Warning:

Motors delta connected: Motors star connected: Motors star-delta connected: Y-D starting is possible only if the
50Hz 50Hz 50Hz motors are wound for the voltages
- 230/400 (mains 230 V) - 230/400 (mains 400 V). - 230/400 (mains 230 V). that appear in the enclose diagram
- 400/690 (mains 400 V) - 400/690 (mains 400 V).
- 415/720 (mains 415 V) - 415/720 (mains 415 V).
60Hz 60Hz 60Hz
- 220/380 (mains 220 V) - 220/380 (mains 380 V). - 220/380 (mains 220 V)
- 380/660 (mains 380 V) - 380/660 (mains 380 V)
NOTICE:
Once the installation is finished check the motor turns to the ‘right’; should it turn to the ‘left’ the pump is very noise. In this case reverse the polarity of the
motor wiring (change two of the phases).
1.6.2 Terminals for wiring
1. Push with a screwdriver in the top

of the terminal
2. Put the end of the cable into the
hole of the terminal.
3. Raise the screwdriver and check
the cable is correctly fastened

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1.6.3 Instructions for installation of lattice filter (Control boards with H2 Hydraulic groups of 05A0 family).
To ensure the conformity of the H2 hydraulic groups with the requirements of electromagnetic compability is obligatory to add a lattice filter on the control board
at the input of the three-phase current supply.
Connect each black cable of the filter with one of the phase of the three-phase line and the green-yellow one with the cabinet earth connection.
If the control board is not MicroBasic-8P, MACPUARSA is not responsible of the meeting with the requirements rules of the assembly control board-hydraulic
group of valves.
Connect with the

cabinet earth
connection
Connect with the

three-phase line
1.7 Commissioning
1. The oil supply line (flexible hose or steel pipe) should be as short as possible and without sharp bends.
2. Ensure the pipe is in line with the connection and that joints are made as indicated in the Dossier.
3. Before assembling the pipe line check to see that pipes are smooth and deburred. Clean the inside of the pipes with a lint free rag.
4. Loosen the air bleeder screw in the cylinder head.
5. Rotate the pump at low speed until oil comes out of the air bleeder hole. Then close and tighten the oil bleeder screw.
6. During the course of the installation, repeat the bleeding operation to remove any air accumulated.
NOTICE:
 Before pouring oil into a tank which may have been exposed to excessive humidity or that has been open to the air, remove the cover and check for traces
of moisture. Dry out of the tank if necessary.
 Switch on the motor to check the turning direction. If the noise coming from the unit is excessive, the motor may be turning inn the opposite direction.
 If the temperature of the machine room is very cold or very humid, it is necessary that the oil be heated.
 The manometer should be connected only when used by the installer.
 Check the rupture valve.
 After all adjustments have been made, seal the caps of all valves.
NOTICE:
 YS  the name of this valve is defined by the chosen configuration equipment. Then it will be:
- Y-D Electrovalve. - Soft-Stop Electrovalve.

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Chapter 2  VALVE BLOCK
2.1 BVINA3 BLOCK.
2.1.1 Valves description.
YD Electrovalve Pressure switch Starting

(descent) with adjustment YR Electrovalve (for Electrovalve YS
+ YE (emergency) screw changing speed) (-A3 optional)
Position Detector
Bypass valve
1
3 2
4
7 5
6
Manometer
protection key
Manual lowering Position Detector Hand pump

pushbutton Descent valve To test the Hand pump lever bleeding
rupture valve
TO CYLINDER
1: Pressure relief valve adjustment

2: Upwards acceleration adjustment
Adjusting screws names 3: Upwards/downwards acceleration adjustment
4: Levelling speed adjustment
5: Down speed adjustment
6: Cylinder minimum pressure adjustment.
7: Hand pump relief valve adjustment.
2.1.2 Unit operation.
Connected Adjustment FLOOR Adjustment Connected

A Point Upwards deceleration signal.
Place at a distance from the floor level equal to

B
v2
S(m)   0.2  0.77m, to v  0.63 m
DOWNWARDS
0.7 sec
4
B Point Disconnected motor signal.
3 C Point Downwards deceleration signal.
A
5 Place at a distance from the floor level equal to
v2
S(m)   0.2  0.77m, to v  0.63 m
sec
UPWARDS
0.7
D Point YD electrovalve disconnection signal
C
1 Denominación del tornillo regulador que interviene en cada momento.
3
YS electrovalve will be connected just before getting to the floor
4 D 2
Motor will remain connected for 2 seconds after the lift stops
For direct starting, motor idle time approx. 0.5 seconds

YS-A3 YD YR FLOOR YR MOTOR YS-A3
Change to D Y- D
Connect in Y for 2 seconds approx. Starting

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2.1.3 A3 + Soft-Stop hydraulic circuit.
Return filter-Shut-off valve
MP Block of valves
Rupture valve
Hand pump
VR. Non return valve Screw 1: Pressure relief valve adjustment (maximum pressure)
VA. Starting valve Screw 2: Upwards acceleration adjustment.
VD. Bypass valve Screw 3: Upwards/downwards deceleration adjustment.
VC. Flow regulator valve Screw 4: Levelling speed adjustment.
VB. Descent valve Screw 5: Down speed adjustment.
YR. Electrovalve for changing speed Screw 6: Hand pump relief valve adjustment.
YD. Descent electrovalve Screw 7: Cylinder minimum pressure adjustment.
YS. Y- Δ starting electrovalve (optional) Soft-Stop integrated.
VP. Balancing down pressure switch
VL. Pressure relief valve
CP. Maximum pressure switch (optional)
VM. Manual descent valve
VG. Valve for controlling minimum pressure in cylinder

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2.1.4 Valve adjustment.
NOTICE: All blocks are adjusted prior to delivery; this information must only be used should it be necessary to re-adjust a valve block
Adjustment screws with

seal-locks:
-Loosen nut befote adjustment

-Tighten nut once adjustment
NOTICE: The power unit

NOTICE: In case the lift not go up, check the pressure relief valve or the nameplate information shows
maximum pressure switch are not operating; see points 1 and 2 of section 4.5 close the adjustment screws
the direction of increase or
reduction of the quantity of
the parameter whose name
appears with.
1. Upwards acceleration adjustment. Screw 2.
1. Load the lift car with half the rated load.

2. Tightening screw 1 makes starting more gentle (- accelerated). ‘If screw 1 is tightened fully, the lift will no start-up’.
3. Loosening screw 1 makes the lift start up more quickly and therefore more abrupt (+ accelerated).
2. Down speed adjustment. Screw 5.
1. Load the lift car with half the rated load. Time how long it takes the lift car to travel down.
2. If the speed is higher than required, loosen screw 5 until desired speed is obtained (- speed).
3. If the speed is lower than required, tighten screw 5 so that down speed increases (+ speed).
3. Upwards and downwards deceleration adjustment. Screw 3.

2. Tightening screw 3 makes the change smoother (- accelerated); it also reduces the time at the levelling speed for a distance of the change signal.
3. Loosening screw 3 makes the change more abrupt (+ accelerated); it also increases the time at the levelling speed for a distance of the change signal.
4. Levelling speed adjustment. Screw 4.

2. Tightening screw 4 reduces the speed, the lift stops smoothly (- speed). ‘If speed is too low it could jerk’.
3. Loosening screw 4 increases the speed, the lift stops abruptly (+ speed).
4. Time at levelling speed depends on the position of contacts in the lift shaft and the adjustment of screw 3.
5. Soft-Stop adjustment. Screw 8.

2. Tightening Soft-Stop screw, the lift stops smoothly.
3. Loosening Soft-Stop screw, the lift stops abruptly.

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2.5 Testings.
1. Pressure relief valve. Screw 1.
1. Load the lift car with 100% of the rated load.

2. Open the manometer protection key and take the pressure reading (full load pressure).
3. Close the shut-off valve and disconnect the maximum pressure reading switch from the circuit if any.
4. Send the lift up and make a note of the manometer reading once it has stabilized (tripping pressure).
5. This pressure should be 1.4 times the full load pressure.
6. If pressure is not correct, tighten screw 2 to increase the tripping pressure (+ pressure) or loosen to reduce it (- pressure).
2. Maximum or minimum pressure switch (optional).
1. Connect the pressure switch to the safety circuit series.

2. Close the shut-off valve and send the lift up.
3. Note the cut-off pressure; it should be between 1.1 and 1.2 times the full load pressure.
4. If it is not correct adjust the pressure switch using an appropriate screwdriver; see figure below.
3. Hand pump. Screw 7.
1. Pump the lever and test that the lift goes up.
2. If not, the hand pump needs priming. To do this, pump the lever while loosening and tightening the bleeding screw repeatedly, until opposition in movement is
observed. Then tighten the screw.
3. To check the tripping pressure of the relief valve:
- Close the shut-off valve and switch off the power.

- Pump the lever and note the manometer reading once stabilized.
- Pressure should be 2.3 times the full load pressure.
- Should it not be correct, tighten the relief valve screw to increase the tripping pressure, or loosen to reduce it.
Remove the cap
Relief valve screw (7)
Allen Wrench hex.

2mm
Turn left for decrease Turn righ for increase

the acting pressure the acting pressure
Hand pump Bleeding

lever screw
Cylinder min. pressure

adjustment (6)
Bleeding Hand Pump
Repeat the pump Unscrew a few turns the

several times to ensure Bleeding Screw. It is not
the bleeding of the necessary unscrew it
hydraulic circuit. completely
Open and close some

times the Bleeding Screw
and at the same time to
pump acting in the lever of
the Hand-Pump.
To pump with the hand pump and close the bleeding

Screw when the hand pump is loaded.

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4. Pipe joints and couplings (Pressure test)
1. Raise the piston up to the end of the travel.

2. Work the hand pump until pressure has stabilized.
3. Keep pipes under pressure for 5 min. and observe the possible pressure fall because of leaks (note the pressure might decrease because of cooling of oil).
4. Check pipe joints and couplings are correct.
5. Overload pressure switch, low hysteresis.
1. Close the shut-off valve. Connect terminals to a multimeter (if digital, in a continuity position; if analogical, in low resistance position).
2. Operating the pump would cause a pressure of 1 bar above the Maximum Static Pressure.
3. Adjust the pressure switch using a screwdriver until the contact is energized, thus receiving the appropriate signal from the multimeter.
6. Minimum pressure in cylinder (for indirect acting lifts 2:1). Screw 6.
1. Wedge the lift car using the safety gear.

2. Press the manual lowering pushbutton and check the piston does not go down.
3. If it does, tighten the cylinder minimum pressure screw until it does no longer go down.
4. Free the lift car using hand pump.
7. Excluding the manometer from the circuit.
1. Turning the manometer protecting key anticlockwise enables working pressure to be read at any time.
2. Protecting key must remain locked (fully tightened) to ensure the correct operation of the manometer.

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8. Rupture valve.
Remove
protective cap
Turn clockwise the

adjusting rod to
reduce tripping flow.
Turn anticlockwise to
increase this value
To test rupture valve
DESCRIPTION
This device consists of a valve that stops the flow of oil when the downward speed of the lift exceeds a preset value.
The Rupture Valve Test must be does with the FULL LOAD in the lift according to EN 81.2 normative.
1. Testing the rupture valve at free fall speed.
- Run the car with full load to the top floor. Adjusting Protective cap
- Fully tighten the screw for rupture valve. rod
- Run the car to the bottom floor. Locknut
- The car should descend at a higher speed than the rated speed.
- The pipe rupture valve should trip at 130% of the rated speed. When this
happens, the flow of oil from the ctlinder is cut off and the lift stops.
- Fully loosen screw for tests. This will allow the lift to operate normally in descent
but the lift will stop should the oil line break.
- Move the lift up to reset the rupture valve.
2. Valve adjustment (if the valve does not trip).
- This operation is used to perform if the valve was not adjusted when manufactured.
- Run the car to the top floor.
- Unscrew the locknut.
- Move the car down.
- Tighten the adjusting screw according to the formula Xt=X+Xo, obtained from the
curves of the rupture valve certificate of conformity.
- Screw the locknut

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To connect the
second valve for two
cylinders
Flow (l/min) DIMENSIONS (mm)

VALVE TYPE R Weight(kg)
min máx A B C D ØE ØF e1 e2 e3 e4
VP.MP. 1" 5 275 50 36 160 57 20 8,5 4 6 14 17 G 1" 4
VP.MP. 1 1/4" 40 300 70 55 165 57 25 9 4 6 14 17 G 1 1/4" 4,5
VP.MP. 1 1/2" 170 560 70 55 175 61 30 9 4 6 14 17 G 1 1/2" 5
Hydraulic circuit (1 cylinder) Hydraulic circuit (2 cylinders)
Speed
95 / 16 / CE
Vi
WORKING DIAGRAM OPERATING CONDITIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS
Vn = Down rated speed
Static pressure (BAR) Min. 12 Max. 45
Vi = Intervention speed Oil temperature (ºC) Min. +5 Max. +70
Ambient temperature (ºC) Min. 0 Max. +50
Vn Oil viscosity index at +5ºC (cST) 360
Oil viscosity index at +70ºC (cST) 15
Piping
Rupture
V=0 Time

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2.2 BLOCK BVIN.
Pressure switch YR Electrovalve (for

YD Electrovalve Starting
with adjustment changing speed)
(descent) Electrovalve YS
screw
+ YE (emergency) (optional)
1
2
3
7 5 4
6
Manometer
protection key
Manual lowering To test the

pushbutton rupture valve
Hand pump
Hand pump lever bleeding
TO CYLINDER

3: Upwards/downwards deceleration adjustment
Adjusting screws names 5: Down speed adjustment
Connected Adjustment FLOOR Adjustment Connected A Point Upwards deceleration signal.

v2
B S(m)   0.2  0.77m, to v  0.63 m
0.7 sec
DOWNWARDS
4
B Point Motor disconnected signal.
3 C Point Downwards deceleration signal.
A
v2
S(m)   0.2  0.77m, to v  0.63 m
0.7 sec
UPWARDS
C 1 Name of the adjustment screw

3
4 2
D Change to D Y- D starting
Connect in Y for 2 seconds approx
YD YR FLOOR YR MOTOR Y- D

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HYDRAULICS YS - MP Hydraulic Lift Equipment 1 ¼” 1 ½”
2.2.3 Hydraulic circuit (Valid for Standard and Y- D configurations).
Return filter – Shut-off valve

MP Block of valves
Rupture valve
Hand pump
YS. Y- Δ starting electrovalve (optional)

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2.2.4 Valve adjustment.
NOTICE: All blocks are adjusted prior to delivery; this information must only be used should it be necessary to re-adjust a valve block

seal-locks:


maximum pressure switch are not operating; see points 1 and 2 of section 4.5 close the adjustment screws
the direction of increase or
reduction of the quantity of
the parameter whose name
appears with.
1. Upwards acceleration adjustment. Screw 2.

2. Tightening screw 1 makes starting more gentle (- accelerated). ‘If screw 1 is tightened fully, the lift will no start-up’.
3. Loosening screw 1 makes the lift start up more quickly and therefore more abrupt (+ accelerated).
2. Down speed adjustment. Screw 5.
1. Load the lift car with half the rated load. Time how long it takes the lift car to travel down.
2. If the speed is higher than required, loosen screw 5 until desired speed is obtained (- speed).
3. If the speed is lower than required, tighten screw 5 so that down speed increases (+ speed).
3. Upwards and downwards deceleration adjustment. Screw 3.

2. Tightening screw 3 makes the change smoother (- accelerated); it also reduces the time at the levelling speed for a distance of the change signal.
3. Loosening screw 3 makes the change more abrupt (+ accelerated); it also increases the time at the levelling speed for a distance of the change signal.
4. Levelling speed adjustment. Screw 4.

2. Tightening screw 4 reduces the speed, the lift stops smoothly (- speed). ‘If speed is too low it could jerk’.
3. Loosening screw 4 increases the speed, the lift stops abruptly (+ speed).
4. Time at levelling speed depends on the position of contacts in the lift shaft and the adjustment of screw 3.

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2.2.5 Testings.
1. Pressure relief valve. Screw 1.
1. Load the lift car with 100% of the rated load.

2. Open the manometer protection key and take the pressure reading (full load pressure).
3. Close the shut-off valve and disconnect the maximum pressure reading switch from the circuit if any.
4. Send the lift up and make a note of the manometer reading once it has stabilized (tripping pressure).
5. This pressure should be 1.4 times the full load pressure.
6. If pressure is not correct, tighten screw 2 to increase the tripping pressure (+ pressure) or loosen to reduce it (- pressure).
2. Maximum or minimum pressure switch (optional).
1. Connect the pressure switch to the safety circuit series.

2. Close the shut-off valve and send the lift up.
3. Note the cut-off pressure; it should be between 1.1 and 1.2 times the full load pressure.
4. If it is not correct adjust the pressure switch using an appropriate screwdriver; see figure below.
3. Hand pump. Screw 7.
1. Pump the lever and test that the lift goes up.
2. If not, the hand pump needs priming. To do this, pump the lever while loosening and tightening the bleeding screw repeatedly, until opposition in movement is
observed. Then tighten the screw.
3. To check the tripping pressure of the relief valve:
- Close the shut-off valve and switch off the power.

- Pump the lever and note the manometer reading once stabilized.
- Pressure should be 2.3 times the full load pressure.
- Should it not be correct, tighten the relief valve screw to increase the tripping pressure, or loosen to reduce it.
Remove the cap
Relief valve screw (7)
Allen Wrench hex.

2mm
Turn left for decrease Turn righ for increase

the acting pressure the acting pressure
Hand pump Bleeding

lever screw
Cylinder min. pressure

adjustment (6)
Bleeding Hand Pump
Repeat the pump Unscrew a few turns the

several times to ensure Bleeding Screw. It is not
the bleeding of the necessary unscrew it
hydraulic circuit. completely
Open and close some

times the Bleeding Screw
and at the same time to
pump acting in the lever of
the Hand-Pump.
To pump with the hand pump and close the bleeding

Screw when the hand pump is loaded.

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4. Pipe joints and couplings (Pressure test)
1. Raise the piston up to the end of the travel.

2. Work the hand pump until pressure has stabilized.
3. Keep pipes under pressure for 5 min. and observe the possible pressure fall because of leaks (note the pressure might decrease because of cooling of oil).
4. Check pipe joints and couplings are correct.
5. Overload pressure switch, low hysteresis.
1. Close the shut-off valve. Connect terminals to a multimeter (if digital, in a continuity position; if analogical, in low resistance position).
2. Operating the pump would cause a pressure of 1 bar above the Maximum Static Pressure.
3. Adjust the pressure switch using a screwdriver until the contact is energized, thus receiving the appropriate signal from the multimeter.
6. Minimum pressure in cylinder (for indirect acting lifts 2:1). Screw 6.
1. Wedge the lift car using the safety gear.

2. Press the manual lowering pushbutton and check the piston does not go down.
3. If it does, tighten the cylinder minimum pressure screw until it does no longer go down.
4. Free the lift car using hand pump.
7. Excluding the manometer from the circuit.
1. Turning the manometer protecting key anticlockwise enables working pressure to be read at any time.
2. Protecting key must remain locked (fully tightened) to ensure the correct operation of the manometer.

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8. Rupture valve.
Remove
protective cap
Turn clockwise the

adjusting rod to
reduce tripping flow.
Turn anticlockwise to
increase this value
To test rupture valve
DESCRIPTION
This device consists of a valve that stops the flow of oil when the downward speed of the lift exceeds a preset value.
The Rupture Valve Test must be does with the FULL LOAD in the lift according to EN 81.2 normative.
1. Testing the rupture valve at free fall speed.
- Run the car with full load to the top floor. Adjusting Protective cap
- Fully tighten the screw for rupture valve. rod
- Run the car to the bottom floor. Locknut
- The car should descend at a higher speed than the rated speed.
- The pipe rupture valve should trip at 130% of the rated speed. When this
happens, the flow of oil from the ctlinder is cut off and the lift stops.
- Fully loosen screw for tests. This will allow the lift to operate normally in descent
but the lift will stop should the oil line break.
- Move the lift up to reset the rupture valve.
2. Valve adjustment (if the valve does not trip).
- This operation is used to perform if the valve was not adjusted when manufactured.
- Run the car to the top floor.
- Unscrew the locknut.
- Move the car down.
- Tighten the adjusting screw according to the formula Xt=X+Xo, obtained from the
curves of the rupture valve certificate of conformity.
- Screw the locknut

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To connect the
second valve for two
cylinders
Flow (l/min) DIMENSIONS (mm)

VALVE TYPE R Weight(kg)
min máx A B C D ØE ØF e1 e2 e3 e4
VP.MP. 1" 5 275 50 36 160 57 20 8,5 4 6 14 17 G 1" 4
VP.MP. 1 1/4" 40 300 70 55 165 57 25 9 4 6 14 17 G 1 1/4" 4,5
VP.MP. 1 1/2" 170 560 70 55 175 61 30 9 4 6 14 17 G 1 1/2" 5
Hydraulic circuit (1 cylinder) Hydraulic circuit (2 cylinders)
Speed
95 / 16 / CE
Vi
WORKING DIAGRAM OPERATING CONDITIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS
Vn = Down rated speed
Static pressure (BAR) Min. 12 Max. 45
Vi = Intervention speed Oil temperature (ºC) Min. +5 Max. +70
Ambient temperature (ºC) Min. 0 Max. +50
Vn Oil viscosity index at +5ºC (cST) 360
Oil viscosity index at +70ºC (cST) 15
Piping
Rupture
V=0 Time

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2.3 BVIN SOFT-STOP BLOCK.
Pressure switch YR Electrovalve (for

YD Electrovalve Starting
with adjustment changing speed)
(descent) Electrovalve YS
screw
+ YE (emergency) (optional)
Hand
pump
1
2
3
4
7 5
6
Manometer
protection key
Manual lowering To test the

pushbutton rupture valve Hand pump lever Hand pump
bleeding
TO CYLINDER

3: Upwards/downwards acceleration adjustment
Adjusting screws names 5: Down speed adjustment
Connected Adjustment FLOOR Adjustment Connected

A Point Upwards deceleration signal.

B v2
 0.2  0.77m, to v  0.63 m
DOWNWARDS
S(m) 
0.7 sec
4
B Point Disconnected motor signal.
A 3 C Point Downwards deceleration signal.

v2
S(m)   0.2  0.77m, to v  0.63 m
sec
UPWARDS
0.7
C
1 Denominación del tornillo regulador que interviene en cada momento.
3
YS electrovalve will be connected just before getting to the floor
4 D 2
Motor will remain connected for 2 seconds after the lift stops
YD YR YR MOTOR
Change to D Y- D
FLOOR YS
Connect in Y for 2 seconds approx. Starting

TECHNICAL DOSSIER
5.3 MP Soft-Stop hydraulic circuit.
Return filter-Shut-off valve
MP Block of valves
Rupture valve
Hand pump
YS. Y- Δ starting electrovalve (optional) Soft-Stop integrated.

TECHNICAL DOSSIER
5.4 Valve adjustment.
NOTICE: All blocks are adjusted prior to delivery; this information must only be used should it be necessary to re-adjust a valve

seal-locks:


maximum pressure switch are not operating; see points 1 and 2 of section close the adjustment screws the
2.2.5 of this dossier. direction of increase or reduction
of the quantity of the parameter
whose name appears with.
1. Upwards acceleration adjustment. Screw 2. (See page 10)
2. Down speed adjustment. Screw 5. (See page 10)
3. Upwards and downwards deceleration adjustment. Screw 3. (See page 10)
4. Levelling speed adjustment. Screw 4. (See page 10)
5. Soft-Stop integrated.
.

TECHNICAL DOSSIER
Chapter 3  OIL COOLING DEVICE
3.1 Oil cooling device-hydraulic power unit assembly.
The power unit has a dust protection on

the tank identification cover. Remove this
protection before the installation of
cooler.
MONTAJE DEL REFRIGERADOR
3. Para el montaje del termostato, ver figura inferior.

3. Assembly the enough hoses in the oil input and output of the cooler (see
attached table).
OUT 4. Fit in the hoses by holes of the tank cover.
5. To assembly the thermostat, see picture down.
INPUT
THERMOSTAT
ASSEMBLY DETAIL
NOT INCLUDED NECCESARY FITTINGS
INPUT
- SAE 100 Elbow 90º Hydraulic hose
- M-m ½” Connector
- ½” hydraulic joint.
OUTPUT
- M ¾”-m ½” Connector
- ¾” Hydraulic joint
ASSEMBLY ON TANK COVER

- 4 T 25-30 Silent-blocks
- 4 DIN 934 M6 nuts
- 4 DIN 7980 Ø6 Grower
- 4 DIN 9021 M6 Washers

TECHNICAL DOSSIER
Chapter 3  OIL COOLING DEVICE
3.1 Oil cooling device-hydraulic power unit assembly.
The power unit has a dust protection on

the tank identification cover. Remove this
protection before the installation of
cooler.
MONTAJE DEL REFRIGERADOR
3. Para el montaje del termostato, ver figura inferior.

OUT 3. Assembly the enough hoses in the oil input and output of the cooler (see
attached table).
4. Fit in the hoses by holes of the tank cover.
5. To assembly the thermostat, see picture down.
INPUT
THERMOSTAT
ASSEMBLY DETAIL
NOT INCLUDED NECCESARY FITTINGS
INPUT
- M-m ½” Connector
- ½” hydraulic joint.
OUTPUT
- M ¾”-m ½” Connector
- ¾” Hydraulic joint
ASSEMBLY ON TANK COVER

- 4 T 25-30 Silent-blocks
- 4 DIN 934 M6 nuts
- 4 DIN 7980 Ø6 Grower
- 4 DIN 9021 M6 Washers

TECHNICAL DOSSIER
3.2 Oil cooler and thermal switch wiring.
THREE-PHASE
COOLER
2A
3~
2A
TT TT
TT
R S T
GENERAL
CONNECTION
ADJUSTING
THERMOSTAT
Chapter 4  TANK OIL HEATER
- To make a correct connection between power unit and oil heater see page number 6 of this technical dossier.
THERMOSTAT OPENING  30º C ± 3º C

CLOSING  20º C ± 4º C
POWER 500 W +5/-10%
HEAT FLOW SUPPLIED 2 W/cm2
SUPPLY VOLTAGE 380 V

220 V

TECHNICAL DOSSIER
Chapter 6  MAINTENANCE
6.1. Limpieza del filtro de retorno de aceite.

6.2. Comprobaciones generales
Once every 5 to 10 years and depending on the lift general conditions,

it is recommended to make a general inspection of all hydraulic
components. Any worn or old component must be replaced.
To filter the oil is recommended (the filter should be between 30 and

40 μm) .Clean the tank.
Change inserts (seals and rings) of the cylinder.
Once inspection operations have been performed, check all points as

if it were a new installation.
Close the shut-off valve so the power unit and the cylinder will be isolated. Remove the four
connection screws of the valve body and open it. Take out the return filter and clean it
correctly. Is very important position this filter in its housing befote the cleaning. Repeat these
operations annually.

TECHNICAL DOSSIER
Chapter 7  CONTROLS
DURING FIRST TWO 5 TO 10
CHECKS ANNUAL
ASSEMBLY MONTHS YEARS
1 Vacuum pressure (bar) x x
2 Full load pressure (bar) x x
3 Pressure relief valve trips at... (bar) x x
4 Hand pump pressure relief valve trips at... (bar) x x
5 Pressure switch trips at... (bar) x x
6 Hand pump working correctly x x
7 Manual lowering working correctly x x
8 Relevelling system correct x x x
9 Cylinder minimum pressure adjusted x x
10 Lift car creeping correct (<=10mm in 10 minutes) x x x
11 Rupture valve trips correctly x x
12 Emergency lowering correct x x
13 Motor protections correct x x
14 Oil level correct x x
15 Oil condition correct x x x
16 Return filter cleaning correct x x x
17 No excessive leaks in the cylinder head x x
18 Pressure test correct (200% of the full load pressure) x
19 Speed going up and down ±10% of the rated speed x x
20 Descent valve x x
21 Starting and stopping correct x x
1. Vacuum pressure 12. Emergency lowering

Check that the vacuum pressure coincides with that indicated in the Switch off the power supply of the control board and check the battery is
features plate of the valve block. able to energize the EC electrovalve (descent).
2. Full load pressure 13. Motor protections correct
Check that full load pressure coincides with that indicated in the features Check protections.
plate of the valve block 14. Oil level correct
3. Pressure relief valve When the lift car is at the highest landing, check the oil level in the tank is
Check that pressure the valve trips at does not exceed the pre-established higher than the minimum allowed (covering motor and pump).
value: Plimit.=1.4 Pest. max. 15. Oil condition correct
4. Hand pump pressure relief valve Check the condition of oil, just visual inspection.
Check that pressure the valve trips at does not exceed the pre-established 16. Return filter cleaning
value: Psobr.=2.3 Pest. max. Ensure that the state of the main filter located on the shut-off valve is
5. Pressure switch correct and clean frequently.
Check that pressure the valve trips at does not exceed the pre-established 17. No excessive leaks in the cylinder head
value: Ppres.= Pest. max. + 1 Check the oil level in the drain bottle so that leaks do not exceed 1 to 3
6. Hand pump litres per month.
Trip the safety gear and check the hand pump is able to untrip it. 18. Pressure test correct (200% of the full load pressure)
7. Manual lowering Check that all elements under pressure work correctly.
Push the red button of manual lowering and check the lift go down. 19. Speed going up and down ±10% of the rated speed
8. Relevelling system Check the speed value is included between the pre-established values.
At each floor, push on the manual lowering valve to check the relevelling of 20. Descent valve
the lift is working. Once maintenance operations have been performed, check the state of the
9. Cylinder minimum pressure valve, according to the following process:
Closing the shut-off valve, press the manual lowering button and check the - Close the shut-off valve and check that pressure indicated by the
manometer does not indicate a pressure lower than 5 bar. manometer does not exceed 4 to 6 bar in 5 minutes.
10. Lift car cripping (≤10 mm en 10 minutes) - Check that the lift stopped at a landing does not relevel more than once
When the lift is stop at floor, check the car does not descent more than every 15 minutes.
10mm in 10 minutes. Note the changes of the oil properties with the - During inspection operations check the state of the descent valve and its
temperature. o-ring seal.
11. Rupture valve trips correctly 21. Startings and stoppings
Acting on the screw for testing the safety gear valve check wedging of the Check the start and stop comfort is correct in upwards and downwards.
rupture valve.

ACTIONS AGAINST INCIDENCES
ANNEX I  ACTIONS AGAINST INCIDENCES
CONTENTS
1. Introduction 21
2. Ascent 23
2.1. Start-up 23
2.2. Nominal speed 25
2.3. Levelling speed 26
3. Descent 27
3.1. Start-up 27
3.2. Nominal speed 27
3.3. Levelling speed 28
4. At a floor 29
5. Various 30

1. Introduction.
- The aim of this document is to make known the procedures to follow in case of incidents which may occur in
the handling during processes such as installation, start up or maintenance of any of the MP drive equipment of
whatever type they may be.
- All of the possibilities that may affect the incident stated in each section will be explained in more detail in the
points that follow this introduction; in some cases there will be a wide range of elements to check and, as we will
see, not so much in other less complicated cases due to the fact that the incident may have only been caused
by a sole event.
- Next we will summarize a description of each one of the controls that make up the valve block, those which we
will have to come into contact with in order to try to solve the incident and therefore those that are essential to
be familiar with. In order to have a greater control over the tasks of regulation and assembly of the central unit, it
is necessary to thoroughly read this Technical Manual which accompanies the MP hydraulic product.
Arrangement of the control elements in the valve block
Pressure
Switch YS Start-up electrovalve
Soft-stop configuration
has Soft-Stop
YR electrovalve for
YD+YE YD Descent changing speed
and emergency
electrovalve
Pressure relief
valve adjustment
(T1)
Ascent
acceleration (T2)
Ascent/Descent
deceleration (T3)
Down speed
adjustment (T5)
Manual descent
push button
Cylinder minimum
pressure Levelling speed
adjustment (T6) (T4)
BVIN/BVIN A3 - FRONT VIEW-
Manometer
Hand pump
Position Detector pressure relief
Bypass valve valve adjustment
(T7)
(Behind of YR
electrovalve)
To test ruptura
valve (T9)
Position Detector
Descent valve
BVINA3 - REAR VIEW- BVIN - REAR VIEW-

Arrangement of the return pipes in the valve block.
- The return pipes are small union joints on the lower side of the valve block (open the tank’s level cap and have a look at the aforementioned side in order to
identify them) where the hydraulic oil flows through during the various operations of this group of valves. Transparent heaths will be inserted into these tubes in
order to verify through which of these the oil is flowing at all times  Essential help to localize the existing problem in each different situation.
Starting electrovalve
Starting electrovalve
Relief pressure valve
Start-up valve Relief pressure valve
BVIN A3 BVIN
Discharge Discharge
hose hose
Changing speed electrovalve Changing speed electrovalve

Hand pump relief pressure valve Hand pump relief pressure valve
Descent electrovalve
Descent electrovalve Cylinder minimum pressure regulator
Cylinder minimum pressure regulator Manual descent push button
Manual descent push button

2. Ascent.
2.1. Start-up (the lift does not start).

- Shut-off Valve. Check that the shut-off valve is open. Move the lever in the direction shown by the image in order to open it.
- Electric motor.
- Motor voltage and mains voltage. Delta connection, star connection.
- If the mains voltage does not coincide with the motor voltage, on connection the following may occur:
- Delta connection instead of star connection  Overcurrent, a possible short-circuit in the windings.
- Star connection instead of delta connection  Motor turning at a slow speed.
- Changed phases.
- The motor turns in the opposite direction. The absorption pump emits a low noise  Change one of the power phases.
- Thermistors (110ºC).
- They must not be maintained with voltages higher than 2.5 V  There may be a short circuit in the windings.
Shut-off valve opening Electric motor wiring
- Overpressure valve regulator (screw nº1).

- Check that the lift is not carrying a load greater than the load specified. If the load is correct, check that oil is not flowing through the pressure limiter return
pipe; if this is the case, it will be necessary to correctly adjust the aforementioned valve (follow that shown in MTHDEQHMP).
- See paragraph 2.2. for an explanatory image.
- Thermal probe. Arranged as a support for the electric motor. If the thermal probe is open  leave the oil to cool down.
- Star-delta start-up electrovalve (YS).

- The coil of this electrovalve is not connected correctly.
 Check the connection in the connector and in the terminal of the control panel.
[240-204 for MicroBasic and CY-YS for ViaSerie].
- Acceleration in ascent regulator (screw nº 2).

- The regulator screw may be completely tightened for which reason the oil may be
returned to the tank via the discharge hose.
 Turn the screw until it is untightened and adjust according to the product
technical dossier MTHDEQHMP.
- Take out the regulator and check that the filter and the pressure intake port for the
regulator are not blocked.
Pressure hole
Filter

- Valve block start-up sequence.

- Check that the flow of oil through the return pipe of the start-up valve only happens for a moment and when the start-up takes place. If the flow is continuous,
there is a problem at this point:
- The start-up sequence piston may be blocked.
 Proceed to clean any possible shavings or impurities.
 Check the appearance of the seating in the piston’s locking cone into the body of the start-up sequence block. Make it if it being wrong.
- Take the start-up block apart to clean the jet and the filter acting as a connection with the main block, as they may be obstructed.
Valve startup sequence

Jet
- Discharge piston.
- The discharge piston may be blocked  the oil is being returned through the main discharge pipe (yellow or black hose).
 Proceed to clean any possible shavings or impurities which may be blocking the aforementioned piston or its position.
 Make finishing sand in the piston and repair any possible scratches.

2.2. Nominal speed (a slower speed than usual).

No load
- Electrovalve for changing speed (YR).

- The coil is not being supplied correctly  Check the connection in the connector and in the control panel terminal. Take into account the type of manoeuvre
in order to localize the connection point [206-204 for a MicroBasic control or CY-YR for a ViaSerie control].
 To check the excitation of the coil, place a screwdriver on the upper part to perceive any force of attraction.
- The electrovalve actuator is blocked  the oil returns to the tank via the YR electrovalve sheath.
Clean any possible shavings or impurities.
 Make the seating of the ball on the mechanized cone at the base of the electrovalve.
YD + YE electrovalve YR electrovalve YS electrovalve
- Pulsation minimizer (Silencer).

- Partial break or hole in the component  Replace minimizer (the oil is being lost through the soldered joint).
Full load
- Overpressure valve regulator (screw nº 1).

- The screw is wrongly adjusted.
 The return of the oil to the tank with less pressure than that needed for the task.
 Adjust the aforementioned valve to pressure = 1.4 · Pest. Max.
- In order to proceed to carry out the adjustment, we must completely untighten the regulator screw; close the shut-off valve and carry out a call in an ascending
direction. As we begin to introduce the screw, the pressure will start to increase (pressure gauge). Continue until obtaining the appropriate pressure. In the case
that this is not possible, take the regulator apart as indicated in the picture, cleaning any possible impurities which may exist between the conical piston and its
frame.

2.3. Levelling speed (does not function correctly).
- Speed change screen (Magnets on guiderails).

- The pulse magnets used for carrying out a change of speed are incorrectly positioned  Alter their distance.
v ≤ 0.63 m/second between floors X=70 cm. Highest floors X=90 cm (greater than the distance between floors).
0.8 ≤ v ≤ 1 m/second  between floors X=100 cm. Highest floors X=120 cm (greater than the distance between floors).
- Hydraulic oil.
- The temperature of the oil may be too low (below 5º C) meaning that the lift may not be able to change speed.
 It is necessary to install a tank-heating element (or check its performance if one is already installed).
- Deceleration regulator (screw nº 3).

- The screw may be excessively tightened and the lift may change speed very slowly  Turn the regulator to open it in the direction indicated by the arrow.
- The screw thread may be broken and not act as a regulator  Check.
- Check the state of the filter and the intake port for the regulator screw nº 3  Take it out and clean it if required.
- Speed change electrovalve (YR).

- The coil does not connect  Check the connection in the connector and in the control panel terminal. Take into account the type of manoeuvre in order to
localize the connection point [206-204 for a MicroBasic manoeuvre and CY-YR for a ViaSerie manoeuvre].
 To check that there is no excitation in the coil, place a screwdriver on the upper part to perceive any force of attraction.
- The position of the ball on the base supplement or on the base of the electrovalve may be damaged.
 Clean any possible shavings or impurities.
 Place the ball catch on the mechanized cone at the base of the electrovalve.

3. Descent.
3.1. Start-up (the lift does not start).

- Descent electrovalve (YD).
in order to localize the connection point [205-204 for a MicroBasic control and CY-YD for a ViaSerie control].
3.2. Nominal speed

3.2.1. Speed slower than usual.
- Speed change electrovalve (YR).
in order to localize the connection point [206-204 for a MicroBasic manoeuvre and CY-YR for a ViaSerie manoeuvre].
Clean any possible shavings or impurities.
Place the ball catch on the mechanized cone at the base of the electrovalve.
- Speed of descent regulator (screw nº 5).

- The screw may be excessively untightened  Turn the regulator, tightening it until achieving the desired speed.
- Pressure equalizer valve (controlled by screw nº 5).

- The piston responsible for equalizing the pressure during descent may be blocked  open the screw, take out the piston positioned in the inside and clean
any possible shavings or impurities both in the piston and its frame.
- Check non-return valve block.

- Check the correct functioning of the non-return valve block piston. To do this, take apart the hose and the joint nut with its valve block and put pressure on the
front of the check valve piston. If the piston movement is blocked by any obstacle, take the whole block apart, clean any impurities and go over the piston with
sand paper (get rid of any shavings before introducing it into the block again). Afterwards check that it slides smoothly in its frame.

3.2.2. Speed quicker than usual.

The screw may be excessively tightened  Turn the regulator loosen it until achieving the desired speed.
- Safety gear valve test regulator (screw nº 9).

The screw may be tightened to the limit (if the safety gear valve operates)  Turn the regulator loosen it completely.
3.2.3. Levelling speed (does not work or does not reach the correct speed).
- The reasons that cause the malfunctioning of the levelling speed in ascent are considered the same for the levelling speed in descent. On top of this exist
some other reasons for not reaching the correct levelling speed in descent.
- Safety gear valve test regulator (screw nº 9)

- Check that the screw is not tightened as it could cause an excessively high levelling speed.
 From a completely tightened position, turn the screw threes times to untighten it.

- Check that the filter and the jet where pressure enters the equalizer (free piston cap) is not blocked.
 Open the aforementioned cap and check it at this point.
- Levelling speed regulator (screw nº 4).

- If the levelling screw is too tight, the lift will not descend smoothly but with bumps.
 Loosen the screw and adjust to the desired speed.
- If the levelling screw is untightened too far, there will be problems in the levelling (it will not stop at the floor).
 Loosen the screw and adjust to the desired speed.

4. At a floor.
4.1. The lift descends continuously.
- Descent valve (Locking seal).

- The seal of the descent piston is not watertight. The problem can be clearly detected when there is rapid balancing. To assure ourselves of this, we must
remove the right cap of the central part (level cap) and the transparent sheaths of the return pipes in the valve block. Once this has been done, we must try to
localize the loss of oil. If it is being caused by the first pipe (situated beneath the start-up sequence block), we must proceed to change the descent piston seal
and to clean any possible impurities existing between the piston and the block’s conical lock washer.
 Clean any shavings or impurities.
 Proceed to replace the seal.
- Descent electrovalve (YD).

- The coil is continuously supplied.
- The actuator ball does not tighten correctly (Watch to see if any drops of oil are escaping through the connection of the tank to the descent electrovalve block.
 Clean any possible shavings or impurities.
- Manual descent valve.

- The actuator ball does not tighten correctly (Look for a possible oil leak through the connection of the tank to the manual descent valve.
 If this is the case, it will be necessary to replace the manual pump unit.
Manual lowering
pushbutton tank oil return

4.2. The lift descends when loaded.
- Presence of air in the pipes.

- The existence of air inside the cylinder may cause an effect that is easy to identify. When a load is introduced, it causes a spring-like response in the system.
 Bleed the cylinder to get rid of any air inside it (follow the technical manual for the MP hydraulic cylinder MTHDCMP).
- Hydraulic oil.
- Hydraulic oil is a compressible fluid and its characteristics vary according to the temperature. If at the same time as the load is introduced into the car a
considerable descent is caused, this may be due to the following reasons.
 The lift car is very high up (floor number higher than the 5th).
 There exists a distance between the elevated car and the machine room.
 A flexible hydraulic hose of more than 5m in length has been used in the installation.
 The machine room is located at the top.
 Great differences exist between the temperature during the day and at night.
5. Various.
- Cleaning of the return filter.

- In order to proceed to clean this component, keep to the following steps:
 Close the shut-off valve.
 Push the manual descent button to get rid of any residual pressure in the system.
 Using an appropriate spanner, undo the hexagonal cap and extract the mesh from the filter.
 Clean with an appropriate brush, put together and open the shut-off valve following this sequence of steps (avoid brusque movements of the system).
- Change of oil.
- The hydraulic oil used in this installation must only be changed if it has a suspicious look.
 A yellowy-white opaque colour implies the existence of water in the core of the oil (Danger of corrosion of the whole system).
 A black or very dark colour means that the oil is very old or burnt (A loss of its properties).
- There exists a risk that the oil in suspension may contain metallic particles which in this case and, with the presence of water in the oil, may produce a short
circuit in the motor.
- Oil that has been burnt may be caused by a defect in the level of oil in the tank and on top of this may cause the incorrect cooling of the motor.
- In order to carry out a change of oil, adhere to the following steps:
 Position the lift at the lowest level possible, leave it out of service and close the shut-off valve.
 Extract the oil using a transfer pump.
 Clean the pump suction filter; return filter and the bottom of the tank in order to avoid the contamination of the new oil.
 Refill with the new oil (ISO HV-46 or HV-68).
 Start up the lift, in sequence open the shut-off valve and carry out various trips.
 Bleed the installation following the steps explained in the previous point.

- Bleeding of the cylinder.

- Place inside the car half of the total load admissible in the installation to bleed.
- Take the car to a suitable working position that allows you to reach the bleeder screw from the roof of the car in a comfortable and simple way.
- Leave it to stand in the same position for at least 10 minutes.
- Proceed to slowly untighten the bleeder screw until the air begins to come out. This moment can be clearly detected by the noise it produces (a quiet whistle)
and by the oil that comes out of the cylinder under pressure (protect the outlet with a cloth to avoid any undesirable spattering).
- Tighten the bleeder screw when you notice that the oil comes out without any air.
- Repeat the previous operation but this time whilst the car is ascending at a slow speed. Untighten the screw and begin the ascent. Air mixed with oil will start
to come out up until a moment when only oil appears. This will be the point to stop the bleeding (carry out this operation whilst the bleeder screw remains
accessible from your working position).
- Repeat the operation after the car has made various trips and after approximately 2 or 3 hours from the moment of changing the fittings.
- Change of fittings in the cylinder.

- Check that the cylinder does not have any scratches or defects which may cause oil leaks. If this is the case and some are found, try to remove them using
sand paper. Sand with horizontal movements trying not to cause any greater damage.
- Secure the car, jamming it or suspending it at a distance a little higher than the lower stop.
- Take apart the joint between the piston and the bolster or frame. Clean the cylinder head.
- Untighten the screws and remove the locking clamp. Place two M6 screws in the bushing in order
to extract it.
- Remove the clamp saddle, the scraper and the o-ring seal. Use a small flat-tip screwdriver.
- Assemble the new spare parts in the bushing. Carry out the assembly with a nylon hammer.
Be careful not to damage the o-ring seal.
- Place the new scraper in the locking clamp, position the clamp in its frame and tighten the locking
screws.
NOTES:
- It is necessary to bleed the installation after any change of fittings.
- The usual amount of leakage through the cylinder joint is between 0.5 and 1 L per month.
Bleeding
2 3
1 Piston
2 Scraper
3 Locking flange
4 Bushing
5 Catch
7 4 5
6 O-ring
7 Guide ring

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HYDRAULICS MP Hydraulic Lift Equipment 1 ¼” 1 ½”

GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1  HYDRAULIC POWER UNIT 3

Chapter 2  VALVES BLOCK 8

Chapter 3  OIL COOLING DEVICE 25

Chapter 4  OIL HEATER 26

ANNEX I  ACTIONS AGAINST INCIDENCES 29

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HYDRAULICS MP Hydraulic Lift Equipment 1 ¼” 1 ½”

Chapter 1  HYDRAULIC POWER UNIT

1.1 Mechanical assembly

3. Take the hydraulic hose from the hole to connect to the

4. Fill the tank

a) Remove the tank cover and check the

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1.2 Types of pipe couplings

1.3 Process for joining steel pipes

Cut hose perfectly square Remove burrs inside and out

Use a saw; do not use Clean the inside of the

Oil the cutting ring

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HYDRAULICS MP Hydraulic Lift Equipment 1 ¼” 1 ½”

1.4 Steel pipes and flexible hoses

FLEXIBLE HOSE ONLY FLEXIBLE HOSE AND

Avoid up and down

1.5 Rupture valve

Remove the protective plate and paper seal

Check the o-ring seal

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HYDRAULICS MP Hydraulic Lift Equipment 1 ¼” 1 ½”

1.6 Electrical connections

1.6.1 Wiring for 3-phase motors

D Connection Y Connection Y- D Connection Warning:

1.6.2 Terminals for wiring

1. Push with a screwdriver in the top

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Connect with the

Connect with the

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Chapter 2  VALVE BLOCK

2.1 BVINA3 BLOCK.

2.1.1 Valves description.

YD Electrovalve Pressure switch Starting

Manual lowering Position Detector Hand pump

1: Pressure relief valve adjustment

2.1.2 Unit operation.

Connected Adjustment FLOOR Adjustment Connected

Place at a distance from the floor level equal to

D Point YD electrovalve disconnection signal

For direct starting, motor idle time approx. 0.5 seconds

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HYDRAULICS MP Hydraulic Lift Equipment 1 ¼” 1 ½”

2.1.3 A3 + Soft-Stop hydraulic circuit.

Return filter-Shut-off valve