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DANGER
Contact with moving scissor arms can cause
personal injury.
• Stand clear of scissor arms while platform
is moving.
• Make sure area is clear of bystanders before
lowering platform.
• Never work under raised platform without
lift safety blocks installed.
• Always remove key from lift control box
when platform is not in use.
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Figure 20
1. Emergency lowering valve knob (blue knob)
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 (Figure 20).
DANGER
Falling or jumping from raised platform will
cause personal injury.
• Secure both handrail snap chains across
opening before raising platform.
• Never pull on objects while reaching from
raised platform.
• Never reach over handrails unless both feet
are on platform deck.
• Never step above level of platform deck or
use ladders, step risers or platform rails to
extend working height of platform.
• If you must exit raised platform, slowly and
carefully climb down outside of scissor arm
frame.
Operating Tips
The electrical system, battery and hydraulic lift cylinder
are not designed for continuous use. Allow some
time, approximately 1-1/2 to 2 minutes, between lift
operations to maintain operating temperatures.
Frequent use without the engine running or idling,
between lift use, may discharge the battery. If engine
operation is not possible to keep battery charged, it
may be necessary to supplement operation with an over
night battery charger.
Check the specific gravity of the fluid in the battery to
assure it is fully charged. Refer to Battery Care section.
DANGER
Tip-over of Workman Vehicle while platform is
raised will result in personal injury to operator
and/or bystanders.
• Always park vehicle on firm, level surface before
raising platform.
• Never exceed 5 degree maximum angle of
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operation.
• Never raise platform if bubble level indicator is
outside recommended operating range.
• Never raise platform if one or more vehicle tires
under inflated; check tire pressure daily.
• Never pull on objects while reaching from
raised platform.
• Never use platform for carrying or lowering
tree limbs, branches or heavy or uneven loads.
• Never exceed capacity of platform lift (one
person with equipment not to exceed 600 lbs.)
• Never raise platform during high winds or
threatening weather.
• Never by-pass safety interlocks.
• Never allow riders on platform in any position.
Note: Top rail of platform lift is higher than vehicle
ROPS so be alert to low overhead areas when
transporting (driving) vehicle.
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