Hunter Engineering Company RX45 Serie Instrucciones Funcionamiento página 8

When "MISMATCHED LOCKS" message is illuminated, the
"LOWER" button is disabled.
If "MISMATCHED LOCKS" message is illuminated, raise the lift to re-level
and correct mismatched lock condition.
Press "RAISE" button until "MISMATCHED LOCKS" message is no longer
illuminated (usually hear one lock click) and locks are matched again.
Again lower lift to engage mechanical locks.
CAUTION: Ensure mechanical locks are fully engaged before
proceeding to service the vehicle..
Lowering the Lift
Remove all obstacles from under the rack and runways.
Be certain the vehicle is resting firmly on the runways with chocks both in
front of and behind the left rear wheel.
WARNING: Do NOT operate lift with jacks in use. Serious injury
may result if the lift is raised or lowered with a vehicle supported
by jacks.
CAUTION: Ensure the jacks are in the stored position, before
completely lowering the lift.
Verify that the turnplates and runway slip plates are locked in place.
Depress and hold the "RAISE" button until lift rises off locks (approx. 25 mm).
CAUTION: Ensure the optional leveling legs, if so equipped, are
pivoted into the horizontal storage position.
Depress and hold the "LOCK RELEASE" button to disengage the locks.
While continuing to hold the "LOCK RELEASE" button, depress the "LOWER"
button until the lift reaches the desired height.
Release both buttons when the lift reaches the desired height.
Depress and hold the "LOWER" button until the mechanical locks engage and
the "NOT ON LOCKS" message goes away.
If "MISMATCHED LOCKS" message appears, raise the lift to re-level and
correct mismatched lock condition.
Press "RAISE" button until "MISMATCHED LOCKS" message goes away
(usually hear one lock click) and locks are matched again.
Again lower lift to engage mechanical locks.
On lifts with PowerSlide, the slip plates automatically lock as the
lift is lowered to the floor.
If the lift is being lowered completely, ensure the lift rack is resting fully on the
floor before removing the wheel chocks.
Remove all wheel chocks.
Before removing vehicle from lowered lift, verify that the turnplates and
runway slip plates are locked in place. Use lock pins if optional PowerSlide
feature is not present.
Carefully drive the vehicle off the runways.
Using the Workstep Using the Workstep
Worksteps are not provided for pit installations. If worksteps are
used in a pit installation, each workstep must be removed from
the rack before lowering the rack into pit.
The lift is supplied with portable worksteps that fits into the side of the rack
through specially designed cutouts.
When using a workstep, always ensure the workstep is fully engaged and
locked into the cutout in the side of the runway.
Always use two hands to install the workstep as follows:
Align the workstep hanger brackets with the cutouts in side of lift rack.
Push the workstep forward and down until the locks "snap" into place.
Note the photos:
A) Yellow decal NOT visible
Correct Installation, Fully Inserted - The workstep hanger brackets
have been fully inserted through the cross-cutout and are locked in
place.
B) Yellow decal visible
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Image 4.
Image 5.
Improper Installation, Partially Inserted - The workstep is only
partially through the cutouts. The yellow decal indicates the workstep
is not locked onto the side of the runway. In this unsafe condition, the
step can easily be pulled out of the runway. Push step forward and
down until locked.
CAUTION: Do not use a workstep that is improperly installed. If
the yellow decal indicates the workstep is not locked, the step
can pull out. Resulting injuries from falling are possible..
Check the stability of the workstep by pushing down on the stepping surface
before standing on it.
When using the workstep, always use a safe, sturdy, OSHA-approved two-
rung stepladder, as intermediate steps to mount the workstep.
CAUTION: If using more than one portable workstep on one side
of the lift do not attempt to step across or jump from one step to
another. Serious injury could result from improper usage of the
worksteps.
To remove workstep, simultaneously pull back tabs to disengage locks.
Auxiliary Jacks Auxiliary Jacks
Refer to jack operation instructions if your lift is so equipped.
CAUTION: The jacks can not be located closer than 60 inches
of each other. Damage to lift, jack or vehicle shifting may occur.
Regular Maintenance Regular Maintenance
Maintenance Schedule Maintenance Schedule
MAINTENANCE PERFORM THE FOLLOWING MAINTENANCE
SCHEDULE
DAILY Check the mechanical lock mechanism in each runway.
Clean any debris from roller wheel tracks located at rear of base
frames.
Clean any debris from the locks.
Keep lock area clean and free of debris at all times.
Check the hydraulic cylinders, hoses, and fittings for leaks.
Leaks MUST be corrected immediately.
Check condition of hoses.
Worn or frayed hoses MUST be replaced immediately.
Check the fluid level in the tank with the lift lowered completely.
When adding hydraulic fluid (Dexron lll), the lift MUST be
lowered completely.
Check and lubricate rear ramp pivots with SAE 30 oil.
Check base frame anchor bolts for tightness.
WEEKLY Check the turn plates and rear slip plates for smooth and easy
operation.
Clean by blowing out with compressed air. Disassembly is NOT
required.
CAUTION: Always wear eye protection when using compressed
air.
MONTHLY Clean and lubricate the tracks of the rub blocks. Rub blocks are
located at the base and under the runways. Wipe clean and
apply NLGI grade 2 bearing grease to running surfaces and side
surfaces of tracks.
Do NOT lubricate turn plates or slip plates.
EVERY TWO Change hydraulic fluid. Use 3-1/2 gallons (13.25 liters) of Dexron
YEARS lll transmission fluid.
During each fluid change, replace the filter located on suction
line, clean any metal particles on the magnet located on return
line, and remove any sediment from bottom of reservoir.
Warranty Information Warranty Information
Hunter Engineering Company warrants new equipment to be free from defects
in material and workmanship under normal conditions of use for a period of
three (3) years from the date of installation. Exceptions to this warranty are
listed below:
Field labor is covered under this warranty for a period of six (6) months.
ADASLinkTM units carry a one (1) year warranty and remain under warranty
as long as a subscription is maintained there after.
DAS 3000 units, including electronic circuit boards, carry a one (1) year
warranty.
Printers carry a one (1) year warranty.
Normal consumables and wear items are not covered. Exception is batteries,
which are warranted for a period of six (6) months.
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