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· Set the pneumatic quick connector (not supplied) as shown in the “Figure 04”.

3.3 Start up

3.4 First use

· Connect the compressed air funnel and check the air pressure (from 6 to 9 BAR).
· Check that there are no leaks in the pneumatic ducts, the actuating valve and/or the pneumatic actuators.

· For lifting, press the pneumatic valve lever as shown in the “Figure 05”.
· For descending, press the pneumatic valve lever as shown in the “Figure 06”.

CHECKING THE LIFT / DESCENT MANEUVER

Figure 04

Figure 05

Figure 06

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USER MANUAL

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AE1001 MINILIFT

Summary of Contents for miniLIFT CLASSIC

Page 1: ...User Manual miniLIFT CODE DESCRIPTION SERIAL NUMBER AE1001 miniLIFT CLASSIC Spray booths Welding Benches Lifts ...

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Page 3: ...ide elevation maneuver 4 7 Installation of the safety stands 4 8 Installation of the 4x4 adaptors 5 Maintenance 5 1 Maintenance plan 5 2 Cleaning 5 3 Regular inspection 6 Technical description 6 1 Technical data 6 2 Schematic pneumatic circuit 6 3 Exploded view 6 4 CE Declaration of Conformity 7 Inspection log Page 04 Page 04 Page 04 Page 05 Page 05 Page 06 Page 07 Page 07 Page 08 Page 08 Page 09 ...

Page 4: ...lift the car front or rear wheels will be always raised The miniLIFT is an easy to use and versatile product Thanks to its handle you can move the lift without making effort to any place of the garage and in addition to control the elevation of the lift The pneumatic system is easy to connect you only need an air intake 1 Information about this manual 2 Intended use 1 1 Symbols of the manual DANGE...

Page 5: ... protective shoes All the parts that form the elevator are sent in a simple pallet Figure 01 MANIPULATION OF THE CONTENT Figure 01 Place the lift in horizontal position and fix the crane to the elevator with two belts at each end to transport the structure correctly Make sure that the tapes are in good conditions and correctly placed Place the lift in the area intended for use so that the wheels a...

Page 6: ... Set the wheels as shown in the Figure 02 Set the handle as shown in the Figure 03 Figure 02 3 2 Assembly Figure 03 6 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 7: ...re from 6 to 9 BAR Check that there are no leaks in the pneumatic ducts the actuating valve and or the pneumatic actuators For lifting press the pneumatic valve lever as shown in the Figure 05 For descending press the pneumatic valve lever as shown in the Figure 06 CHECKING THE LIFT DESCENT MANEUVER Figure 04 Figure 05 Figure 06 7 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 8: ...the adaptors as showb in the Figure 8 In those vehicles where there are no heel pads but you can find some other lifting points under the chassis you can use the following optional pads not included in the basic package If you got these optional pads you should follow the Figure 09 Figure 07 Figure 08 Figure 09 8 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 9: ...ecified in the Figure 11 for placing the handle in horizontal position DANGER Use always the lift in areas with no obstructions neither inclinations CAUTION The elevator must remain perpendicular to the length of the car Figure 12 If the vehicle is new or it s wet you must clean the area where the pads work to prevent any possible slide Figure 12 Figure 10 Figure 11 9 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 10: ... area of the lifting point in the middle as shown in the Figure 13 DANGER Place the basic supports at the same length from the platform and without exceeding the maximum as shown in the Figure 14 Figure 13 Figure 14 MIN 123mm MAX 215mm 10 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 11: ...16 Place the lift next to the gravity point of the car in the front rear part of the vehicle as it s shown in the Figure 17 and press the relevant button Figure 16 DANGER DANGER Never place the lift in the gravity point of the car Place the supplied safety stands once the vehicle has been raised Never place the lift in the gravity point of the car Place the supplied safety stands once the vehicle ...

Page 12: ...le The rubber should be placed in the hole intended for it in alignment with the heel or tab of the vehicle as shown in Figure 19 DANGER The side lifting maneuver is only possible when the pad is placed correctly as in Figure 18 Please be extremely caution careful during this operation Figure 18 Figure 19 12 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 13: ... and descend the lift until the stands make contact with the ground DANGER DANGER Safety stands do not allow the operator to work under the vehicle STOP the lifting maneuver before the car be supported directly by the lift as in Figure 20 Figure 21 Figure 20 13 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 14: ...as shown in Figure 22 It can be combined with the basic pads and the other optional pads Figure 23 Figure 22 DANGER Place the basic supports at the same length from the platform and without exceeding the maximum length as shown in the Figure 23 14 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 15: ...d leaks Cleaning see point 5 2 Regular inspection see point 5 7 Replacing the pneumatic ducts Replacing the pneumatic actuators TYPE TASKS PERIOD 5 2 Cleaning Remove the dirt with a wet rag and dry it later with another rag CAUTION Do not use abrasive detergents or water jet directly on the lift 5 Maintenance 15 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 16: ...s in search of leaks cracks deformations or any deterioration symbol NOTE We recommend you to keep an exhaustive control of elevator inspections in the inspection log that you will find on page 24 of this manual 6 1 Technical data Maximum load admitted Maximum height from the ground Minimum height from the ground Maximum width Minimum length Long maximum Weight of the structure with accessories Pn...

Page 17: ...6 3 Exploded view Figure 25 INDEX Top Page 18 Pneumatic system Page 19 Scissors Page 20 17 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 18: ...Figure 26 01 05 02 03 04 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 18 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 19: ...Figure 27 28 27 29 31 30 30 29 24 25 26 19 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 20: ...Figure 28 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 20 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 21: ... MPTO00075 MPMP00003 MPTO00021 MLA100P01 MLA100P02 PSCN00001 SP0000P01 MPTO00063 MLA100P05 MPTO00054 SCREW DIN912 8 8 M8X55 WASHER DIN125 M8 SPRING NUT DIN985 M8 HOSE HANDLE SCREW DIN84 M4x50 1 EAR CLAMP ELBOW CONECTOR FOR TUBE PLUG DIN906 1 8M ZN PNEUMATIC MANUAL VALVE REDUCTION NUT M F 3 1 1 4 COMPACT SILENCER MALE THREAD 1 8 PLUG NUT DIN985 M4 PLUG RUBBER PADS PADS PLUG PLATTFORM FOR PADS TELES...

Page 22: ...TENER EXT SCISSORS SEPARATING BOLT SCREW DIN7380 M10 ROTATING WHEEL WASHER DIN125 M10 NUT DIN985 M10 01 01 04 04 01 02 02 01 02 02 02 02 02 02 MLA100P06 MLA120 MPTO00053 MPTO00120 MLA170 MPTO00010 MLA100P04 MLA110 MLA100P08 MLA100P03 MPTO00006 MPME00015 MPTO00028 MPTO00041 Description Quantity Code 22 USER MANUAL AE1001 MINILIFT ...

Page 23: ...s or policy s of the document s of UNE EN 1494 Mobile or portable jacks and associated lifting equipment and has been applied in harmony with the following standards EN 292 General principles for design EN 626 1 Reduce risks to human health Responsibilities for parts or components added by the customer are excluded Marius Virgil responsible for the technical record Barcelona on January 09 2019 Sta...

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