pl4.0_2c_manua__1_20140814 (1)
pl4.0_2c_manua__1_20140814 (1)
pl4.0_2c_manua__1_20140814 (1)
1 201408
Manual release
Read this entire manual carefully and completely before installation or operation of the lift.
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INDEX
1. Important safety instructions……………………………….…………………..3~4
1.1 Important notices
1.2 Qualified personnel
1.3 Danger notices
1.4 Training
1.5 Warning signs
3. Installation instructions…………………………………………………………..6~12
3.1 Preparations before installation
3.2 Precautions for installation
3.3 Installation
3.4 Items to be checked after installation
4. Operation instructions…………………………………………………………….13~14
4.1 Precautions
4.2 Flow chart for operation
4.3 Operation instructions
5. Trouble shooting………………….…………………………………………………14
6. Maintenance……………………………………………………………………….....15
7. Annex…………………………………………………….……………………………….16~24
Annex1, Packing list of the whole lift
Annex2, Overall diagram
Annex3, Hydraulic working system
Annex4, Assembly drawings
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1.2.3 People who are not concerned are not allowed in the lifting area.
1.3.2 Read and understand all safety warnings before operating the lift.
1.3.3 The lift, if is not specially designed upon customer’s request, is not fit for outdoor use.
1.3.4 Keep hands and feet away from any moving parts. Keep feet clear of the lift when lowering.
1.3.5 Only these qualified people, who have been properly trained, can operate the lift.
1.3.6 Do not wear unfit clothes such as large clothes with flounces, tires, etc, which could be caught by moving parts of the lift.
1.3.7 To prevent evitable incidents, surrounding areas of the lift must be tidy and with nothing unconcerned.
1.3.8 The lift is simply designed to lift the entire body of vehicles, with its maximum weight within the lifting capacity.
1.3.9 Always insure the safety latches are engaged before any attempt to work near or under the vehicle.
1.3.10 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.
1.3.11 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.
1.3.12 Lower the lift to its lowest position and do remember to cut off the power source when service finishes.
1.3.13 Do not modify any parts of the lift without manufacturer’s advice.
1.3.14 If the lift is going to left used for a long time, users are required to:
1.4 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.
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1.5 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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Model Lifting capacity Full rise time Full rise Height Width Inside columns
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INSTALLATION INSCRUCTIONS
3.1 Preparations before installation
3.1.1 Tools and equipments needed
Appropriate lifting equipment
Anti-abrasion hydraulic oil.
Rotary Hammer Drill with 3/4’’ drill bit.
Chalk and tape measure, magnetic plump, 8 metersФ15 level pipe.
Sockets and open wrenches, a set of inside hex wrenches, cross and straight screw drivers.
Hammer, 4pounds, sharp nose pliers, Ф17,Ф19,Ф22 socket spanners。
3.3 Installation
Step 1: Remove the packaging, take out the carton for accessories and cover plate.
Step 2: Firstly, put something supporting between the two posts or suspend one of the posts by a crane and then remove the
bolts on the package.
Attention:Please pay special attention not to let the post fall down for it may cause casualty or bring damages to the accessories
fixed in the post.
Step3: When the first post has been taken away, place something supporter under the second post and then remove the bolts
on the package.
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Step 4: Fix the standing position for the two posts. (See Annex 3, floor plan)
1. Unfold the package and decide on which post the power unit will be mounted.
2. Draw an outline of the base plate on the ground with chalk and ascertain the position for the post.
Step 5: Erect the posts, power side post first and then the other post.
1.Drill anchor holes for expansion bolts on the ground with an electrical drill. Make sure to drill vertically.
2.After holes have been drilled, remove thoroughly the debris and dust in them and ascertain that the posts stay upon the circle
previously drawn by chalk.
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Step6: Connect steel cables.
1. Route and fix according to the following diagram of steel cable connection.
2. Raise carriages on both sides approximately 800mm above the ground. Carriages must be on the same height from the floor.
3. Make sure that the mechanical safety locks in each post are fully engaged before attempting to route cables.
4. After the cable being fixed, adjust and make the cable at both sides be with the same tightness which could be judged by the
sound emitted during lifting process. Make judge and adjustment after trial running.
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Step7: Mount the power unit onto the power side post.
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Step9: Install lifting arms.
Install the lifting arms onto the carriages and ensure the arm lock could work.
1. Do refer to the operation instructions in advance and keep in mind that no vehicle left on the lift in the process of trial running.
2.Check if mechanical locks can be well engaged or released in the running process. Adjust by screwing the hex head screw as
showed in the following drawing in case the locks do not work well. (Screw clockwise in case the lock can not release and screw
counterclockwise in case the lock can’t be engaged.)
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3.4 Items to be checked after installation.
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
4.1 Precautions
4.1.1 Check all the joints of oil hose. Only when there is no leakage, the lift can start work.
4.1.2 The lift, if its safety device malfunctions, shall not be used.
4.1.3 The machine shall not lift or lower an automobile if its center of gravity is not positioned midway of the swing arms.
Otherwise, the we as well as our dealers will not bear any responsibility for any consequence resulted thereby.
4.1.4 Operators and other personnel concerned should stand in a safety area during lifting and lowering process.
4.1.5 When lifting arms rise to the desired height, switch off the power at once to prevent any mal-operation done by
unconcerned people.
4.1.6. Make sure the safety lock of the lift is engaged before start working under the vehicle and no people under the vehicle
during lifting and lowering process.
Raising Lowering
Start
Start
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1. Make sure that you have read and understood the operation manual before operation.
3. Adjust the lifting arms until they reach the supporting positions of the vehicle and make sure the gravity of vehicle
located in the center of four lifting arms.
4. Connect the power supply as per requirements on the nameplate attached, and switch on.
5. Press the”UP”button on the control box until pads of lifting arms touched the prop-position of vehicle.
6. Keep on raising the vehicle to let it have a bit clearance from the ground and check again its stability.
7. Raise the vehicle to the desired height, check it is safe or not, press the “unlocking handle” button to have the safety locks
engaged, and then perform maintenance or repair work underneath.
1. Press the “UP” button on the control box to raise the lifting arms about 5CM which looses the safety lock.
2. Pull the unlocking steel cable at both sides to release the safety locks.
4. After the lifting arms lower to the lowest position, pull them out from under the vehicle and clear up all the obstacles.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
TTENTION: If the trouble could not be fixed by yourself, please do not hesitate to contact us for help .We will offer our service at
the earliest time we can. By the way, troubles could be judged and solved much faster if more details or pictures could be
provided.
Abrasion exists on insider surface of the posts. Grease the inside of the post.
Abnormal noise
Trash in the post. Clear the trash
Motor does not run and The motor is blown. Replace it.
will not rise The limit switch is damaged or the wire connection is Connect it or adjust or replace the limit
loose. switch.
Motor runs but will not The gear pump is damaged. Replace it.
raise Oil level is too low. Add oil.
Carriages go down The oil cylinder is not tightened. Replace the seal.
slowly after being The single valve leaks. Clean or replace it.
raised Solenoid valve fails to work well. Clean or replace it.
Steel cable is loose or not with same tightness. Check and adjust the tightness.
The overflow valve is not adjusted to the right position. Adjust it.
Raising too slow
The hydraulic oil is too hot ( above 45°). Change the oil.
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MAINTENANCE
Easy and low cost routine maintenance can ensure the lift work normally and safely. Following are requirements for routine
maintenance. Frequency of routine maintenance is determined by working condition and frequency.
S/N Description
1 Up pulley
2 Steel cable
3 Chain wheel
4 Chain
5 Sliding block
6 Pin
7 Arm block
8 Lifting arm
9 Lifting tray
10 Down pulley
If users strictly follow the above maintenance requirements, the lift will keep in a good working condition and meanwhile
accidents could be avoided to a large extent.
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14 Shaft 4 pc
The carton includes the
15 640*290*120mm 1 pc
following parts
16 Protection rubber pad 2 pc
17 Rubber oil hose L=1443 1 pc
18 Rubber oil hose L=2850 1 pc
19 Lifting tray 4 set
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Annex2, Overall diagram
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Annex 3, Hydraulic working system
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2C-500
2C-400
2C-300
2C-100
2C-200
2C-800
optional
2C-900
2C-600
2C-1000
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2C-100
2C-116
2C-101
optional
2C-103 2C-115
2C-104
2C-114
2C-105
2C-106
2C-107
2C-108
2C-109
2C-110
optional
optional
2C-201
2C-202
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optional
2C-201
2C-202
2C-213
2C-214
2C-215
2C-900
2C-201
2C-202
2C-212
2C-203
2C-204
2C-211
2C-210
2C-209
2C-207
2C-205
S/NN Name Qty
2C-904 2C-903 Lifting arm3 80*80*630mm 2 pc
2C-903
2C-904 Lifting arm4 100*100*625mm 2 pc
2C-300
2C-301
2C-313
2C-303
2C-312
2C-307
2C-305 Key ring Ø 4*60 4 pc
2C-308 2C-306 Locking shaft Ø 22 4 pc
2C-309 2C-307 Spring 4 pc
2C-311 2C-308 Teeth block 4 pc
2C-309 Elastic cylindrical pin 4 pc
2C-310
2C-310 Shaft snap ring Ø 40 4 pc
2C-311 Pin shaft 4 pc
2C-312 Insurance device 1 set
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2C-400
2C-101
2C-401
2C-415 2C-402
2C-403
2C-414
2C-413
2C-412
2C-411
2C-404
2C-405
2C-406
2C-407
2C-408
2C-409
2C-410
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2C-1000
2C-1001
2C-714
2C-713 2C-702
2C-712
2C-711 2C-703
2C-704
2C-709 2C-710
2C-708
optional
2C-707
2C-1002
2C-706
2C-705
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2C-104
2C-104
2C-602
2C-601
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2C-800 2C-801
Optional
2C-802
2C-803
2C-804
2C-805
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