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10.4 Monthly Inspections
Service &
Maintenance
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10.4 Monthly Inspections
SERVICE &
MAINTENANCE
Regular lift maintenance is recommended at MONTHLY intervals by the lift operating
company. The working life of your lift will be greatly prolonged if these steps are adhered
to.
This should include the following:
1. Check for obvious signs of damage, replace parts as necessary.
2. Check the operation and stowing of the lift, if the platform base is touching the
bottom of the box, adjust tow height by raising the N/S and O/S stowing bolts.
3. Check the box lock operation by attempting to pull the lift out of the box with the
lock engaged. If this can be achieved, the hook will need to be LOWERED in
relation to the handle.
4. Check the carriage lock operation by attempting to push the lift back into the box
once the platform has been fully deployed. If this can be achieved the carriage lock
mechanism will require adjustment.
5. Check the rear roll-off-ramp operation. Check ramp ‘dummy pin’ which holds ramp
in vertical position whilst lift is stowed. Lubricate roll-off pivot with silicone spray in
accordance with instructions on 10.6.
6. Check bridging plate operates correctly, it must land flat on the vehicle floor, if not
see Bridge plate adjustment instructions 7.7.
7. Check platform extension operation and security of alloy sheet. N.B. do not over-
tighten fastenings which hold extension alloy. Check platform end stops are tight
and vertically aligned.
8. Check hand rail operation and security. If components are corroded they should be
replaced due to potential hazard to users! Check location pivot pins, these should
be fully secure.
9. When cleaning the vehicle wash the working platform of the lift in accordance with
instructions on 9.1.
10. Check Up/ Down pump for fluid leaks and loose/ corroded electrics. Top up
reservoir (with lift at ground position) with PLS Blue Hydraulic Oil, do NOT overfill.
Coat any exposed electrics with dielectric grease (or similar) to protect.
11. Lubricate lift in accordance with instructions on 10.6.
IF IN DOUBT, CONTACT THE MANUFACTURER
Summary of Contents for Access ACC-1150
Page 7: ...1 1 5 Heath Safety Scooters General ...
Page 23: ...7 7 7 Floor Height Adjustment Installation 7 INSTALLATION 7 6 Floor Height Adjustment ...
Page 25: ...7 7 9 Weight Test Installation 7 INSTALLATION 7 8 Weight Test Dynamic Dynamic ...
Page 30: ...Thread Size Tightening Torque Nm Hydraulic Fitting BSP 1 8 17 0 1 4 34 0 3 8 47 0 ...
Page 31: ...8 8 1 Standard Operating Procedure Operation 8 OPERATION 8 1 Standard Operating Procedure ...
Page 32: ...8 8 2 Manual Override Procedure Operation 8 OPERATION 8 2 Manual Override Procedure ...
Page 35: ...10 10 2 Loler Service Maintenance ...
Page 44: ...13 13 1 Wiring Diagram Power Pack Diagrams 13 DIAGRAMS 13 1 Wiring Diagram Power Pack ...
Page 46: ...13 13 3 Hydraulic Diagram Diagrams 13 DIAGRAMS 13 3 Hydraulic Diagram ...
Page 82: ...15 Notes ...
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