Inspect The Painted Surfaces - Genie SUPERLIFT Contractor SLC-6 Parts & Service Manual

Section 4 - Scheduled Maintenance Procedures
TABLE C PROCEDURES
9 Physically hold the
bottom side of the next
column, and lift it
approximately 12
inches (30.5 em), then
drop it.
0 Result: The column
should stop within 5 to
8 inches (12.7 to 20.3
em) and the safety
brake should lock.
Crushing hazard. Do not stand
directly under columns.
1 0 Repeat steps 7 through 9 to test all remaining
columns.
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~hen
unlocking the safety brake,
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1t may be necessary to hold down
the column behind the brake to be
unlocked.
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The number one column (column
a.~.t.. &.1...:1 D attached to base) does not have a
safety brake and will not need to
be tested.
Parts and Service Manual- First Edition
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Inspect the Painted Surfaces
Inspecting the painted surfaces of your machine is
essential to safe operation. An unsafe working
condition exists if there is damage to painted
surfaces that is not corrected.
1
Visually inspect all painted surfaces for the
following conditions:
blistering
rust
peeling
fading
corrosion
m)r~:1ri:W ~~p~ir or replace any component
m~~i_a..d~i..i!.l<il\&~.:l..-.DIIIIIIil
1f 1t
IS
damaged.
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