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Emergency Lowering
1.
Push the blue knob inward, rotate it 90 degrees
counterclockwise, and pull it out to activate the
emergency lowering valve
DANGER
Contact with moving scissor arms can
cause personal injury.
• Stand clear of the scissor arms while
the platform is moving.
• Make sure that the area is clear
of bystanders before lowering the
platform.
• Never work under a raised platform
without the lift safety blocks installed.
• Always remove the key from the lift
control box when the platform is not
in use.
2.
To stop the lift and return it to normal operation,
push the blue knob inward, rotate it 90 degrees
clockwise and pull it out
DANGER
Falling or jumping from the raised
platform will cause personal injury.
• Secure both of the handrail snap
chains across the opening before
raising the platform.
• Do not pull on objects while reaching
from the raised platform.
• Never reach over the handrails unless
both of your feet are on the platform
deck.
• Never step above the level of platform
deck or use ladders, step risers, or
platform rails to extend the working
height of the platform.
• If you must exit the raised platform,
slowly and carefully climb down
outside of the scissor-arm frame.
(Figure
22).
(Figure
22).
Operating Tips
The electrical system, battery, and hydraulic lift
cylinder are not designed for continuous use.
Allow approximately 1-1/2 to 2 minutes between lift
operations to maintain the operating temperature.
Frequent use without the engine running or idling,
between lift use, may discharge the battery. If you
cannot keep the battery charged by running the
engine, charge the battery with an overnight battery
charger.
Check the specific gravity of the fluid in the battery to
ensure that it is fully charged. Refer to
the Battery (page
23).
Note:
The top rail of the platform lift is higher than
the machine ROPS, so be alert to low overhead areas
when transporting the machine.
DANGER
Falling objects and overhead obstructions
can cause personal injury.
• Always wear a hard hat and eye protection
while operating the platform or while in the
area below the platform.
• Do not drop or throw articles from the
raised platform.
• When raising the platform be alert for
overhead obstructions which could cause
eye, head, or crushing injuries.
21
Maintaining
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