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- Page 1 The Paravan Cassette lift Owner´s Manual www.paravan.de V5.0...
- Page 2 Herausgeber und Copyright: PARAVAN GmbH, 72539 Pfronstetten-Aichelau Ausgabedatum: 19.05.2017 Version:...
- Page 3 These operating instructions provide you with all important inforamtion and inforamtion about your cas- sette lift. Pleas read the following pages carfully, so that your cassette lift will still work for many years. Keep these operating instructions „hand“ for future rederence. Our manual contains answers to questi- ons concering the equipment and operation of the cassette lift.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Allgemein Company details ....................8 Your manufacturer ........................8 1.1.1 Copyright ..........................9 1.1.2 Technical nature of documentation ..................9 Regarding these operating instructions ...............10 Liability exclusion ........................11 2.1.1 Guarantee ..........................12 2.1.2 Technical modifications ......................13 Target group ..........................15 Explanation of symbols ...................... - Page 5 Supplied tools .......................... 29 Placement of the wheelchair on the cassette lift ..........31 Bedienen Mode of operation ....................33 Getting into the vehicle using the lift ..................33 Getting out of the vehicle using the lift................... 34 Description of functions ..................35...
- Page 6 Fuses ........................44 Emergency override.....................45 11.1 Electric override ........................47 11.2 Manual override ........................48 11.2.1 Lowering platform manually ....................49 11.2.2 Raising platform manually ...................... 50 11.2.3 Manually release the extension/ retraction movement ............51 11.2.4 Manual operation of the roll stop device ................53 11.2.5 Flap security device .........................
- Page 7 ............................. 38 Abb. 15: stow ............................38 Abb. 16: Radio remote control ....................... 41 Abb. 17: Paravan App ..........................42 Abb. 18: Fuses ............................44 Abb. 19: Cable remote control ....................... 47 Abb. 20: Emergency operations ......................48 Abb.
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Page 8: Company Details
Company details Your manufacturer PARAVAN GmbH Registered office / Headquaters / Production Paravanstraße 5-10, D-72539 Pfronstetten-Aichelau › Telefon: 0 73 88 / 99 95-91 › Fax: 0 73 88 / 99 95-999 › Email: info@paravan.de › Internet: www.paravan.de › Managing Director: Mr. Roland Arnold Many smartphones and tablets have built-in cameras and Abb. 1: QR-Code... -
Page 9: Copyright
March 2017. The operating instructions for the PAravan rotating seat base have been produced on the German language and can be translated into other languages, however in the case of potentail differences the German version is legally binding. -
Page 10: Regarding These Operating Instructions
Regarding these operating instructions These operating insturctions do not constitue a maintenance and repait manual and therefore are not suitable to use for the private carrying out of maintenance and repair work, or to provide instruction on this. They provide you with information about the na- ture of the design and operation of the rotating seat base. The most significaant product features are listed and described in the following. -
Page 11: Liability Exclusion
Liability exclusion The operation of the Paravan cassette lift without faults or malfunctions can only be guaranteed if the knowledge gained from these operating insturctions is observed and implemented. PARAVAN GmbH does not accept any liability or guarantee for damage or malfunctions which result during operation due to the non-observance of these opera- ting insturctions or due to modifications made to the cassette lift. -
Page 12: Guarantee
2.1.1 Guarantee Guarantee services are based entirely on the respective Paravan gaurantee provisions. Excluded from guarantee claims is damage which has occurred due to: › Wear › Improper operation or use › Incorrect/ infrequent maintenance › Incorrect/ infrequent care see your personal „warranty card“. -
Page 13: Technical Modifications
All modifications to safety installations and technical mdoifications to the cassette lift, even of minor, are strictly prohibited. All modifications and improvements to the product in the interest of our customers and progressive development. PARAVAN GmbH reserves the right to undertake technical modifications and improve- ments to the product in the interest of our customers and progressive development. Claims relating to the guarantee and warranty shall expire in the case of all mo- difications made to the Paravan rotating seat base not authorised by PARAVAN GmbH. - Page 14 WA R N I N G Danger of injury fpr persons when operating cassette lift which does not correspond to the orginal or delivered condition. Marerial damage to the cassette lift by the use of non-auto- rised parts or incorrectly installed parst. ›...
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Page 15: Target Group
› Knowledge of the content of the operating instructions in order to safely operate and also be able to move the cassette lift. › Knowledge of the safety and operating provisions listed herein in order to recognise potential danger of dangerous and evert these fot the user and the enviroment. -
Page 16: Explanation Of Symbols
- potential damage to the vehicle. Additional inforamtion for the user e.g. in order to simlify the operation of the cassette lift and/ or avoid damage to the cassette lift. This symbol refers the user to further sections or futher documentation e.g. -
Page 17: Structure Of Safety Information
2.3.1 Structure of safety information The safety information provides the following inforamtion: › Warning or hazard symbol . › Type and source of danger . › Signal word . › Consequences upon the occurrence of danger . › Measures to counteract danger . Abb. -
Page 18: Hazard Warnings
Hazard warnings General Hazard wanings For your protection, as well as to protect the people in your environment and the environment, the following safety instructions must be observed and strictly followed. D A N G E R! Risk of injury tp persons in case of faulty operation of the Pa- ravan rotating seats. - Page 19 WA R N I N G Damage to the cassette lift and the environment due to insuf- ficient safety distance › The vehicle has less ground clearance. › Always be aware of your surroundings and maintrain an adequate lateral safety distance to other objects and per- sons.
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Page 20: Hinweise Zum Gebrauch
3.1.1 Hinweise zum Gebrauch AT T E N T I O N Damage to the cassette lift by using the cassette as a step › Enter the vehicle as a pedestrain only when the cassette lift is retracted. Hazard warnings... -
Page 21: Disposal Notice
3.1.2 Disposal notice AT T E N T I O N Health and environmental damage due to improper disposale ef equipment. › Observe local regulations when disposing of equipment. › Sort and split all parts. › In case of doubt, obtain information about the local waste disposal company. -
Page 22: Specifications
Specifications Manufacturing standard The Paravan cassette lift is in principle a lifting device for lifting loads, which is perma- nently installed underneath the vehicle. The cassette opening is located below the rear sliding door on the passenger side. The cassette lift consists of an elecrtically exten- dable platform, which can be extended horizontally from the cassette mounted on the vehicle floor. When extended, the platform can be hydraulically lowered or raised. After... -
Page 23: Bestimmungsgemäßer Gebrauch
Intended Use The Paravan cassette lift is intended to be used and transported by a person in a wheelchair from the inside to the outside and vices versa. The cassette lift is intended exclusively for the applications listed in the chapter „Usability of the cassette lift“... - Page 24 - problematic or prohibited › Use as a menas of transport of loads or several persons.. › Use of the cassette lift in extreme climatic conditions (head/ cold/ humidity) . see section „2.1 Disclaimer“ see section „3 Saftey instructions“ Specifications...
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Page 25: Product Specific Information
Product specific information Technical Data › Control: electronic programmable logic controller › Operation: wired or wireless remote control › Platform size: 1140 x 790 mm. › Load capacity: 330 kg. › Dead weight: approx. 190 kg. › Lifting height: approx. 975 mm. ›... -
Page 26: Important Insturctions For Use And Safety Notices
. › Ensure there is sufficient space between your own and other vehicles or obsturctions. › The Paravan cassette lift has been designed to transport people who use wheelchair. Do nit use it to trans- port other persons, animals or loads. › Overloading the cassette lift could result in permanent damage. -
Page 27: Benefits Of The Paravan Cassette Lift
Benefits of the Paravan cassette lift › High load capacity up to 330 kg. › Lifiting position can be individally adjusted to the level of the vehicle interior.. › Easy to operate using wired remote control with induitive symbols. › Wireless remote conrotl option available. › No mechanical limit switches › Sensor- controlles positioning. -
Page 28: Handover Of The Cassette Lift
Handover of the cassette lift Reception of your new cassette lift Check your Paravan cassette lift on delivery for function and condition. If in doubt, con- tect PARAVAN GmbH immediatelty! Check (visual inspection) the cassette lift to its pro- per vondition. Report damages that are due to delivery or transport immediately in wir- ting to your ›... -
Page 29: Supplied Tools
Supplied tools You will receive the following tools with the delivery of your cassette lift: › Hand lever, for lifting the cassette lift Abb. 3: Hand lever › Allen key, size 5 and size 6. Abb. 4: Allen key Handover of the cassette lift... -
Page 30: Abb. 5: Angle Flap Safety
› Angle for folding protection Abb. 5: Angle flap safety Placement of the wheelchair on the cassette lift... -
Page 31: Placement Of The Wheelchair On The Cassette Lift
Placement of the wheelchair on the cassette lift › correct placement Abb. 6: Placing wheelchair › worng placement Abb. 7: Placing wheelchair Placement of the wheelchair on the cassette lift... -
Page 32: Abb. 8: Placing Wheelchair
Abb. 8: Placing wheelchair WA R N U N G Risk of injury when driving on the not completely lowered plat- form. › Only ride on the platform if it has driven completely upwards or downwards and is safely in its final position. Placement of the wheelchair on the cassette lift... -
Page 33: Mode Of Operation
Getting into the vehicle using the lift › Park the cehicle safely on a leve surface ensuring a sufficient gap to any obstructions. › Open the sliding door on the passanger´s side (when the door is closed the cassette lift cannot be exten- ded fot safety reasons). › Ectend the platform out of the cassette. -
Page 34: Getting Out Of The Vehicle Using The Lift
When you press the button again, the platform automatically retracts until it is fully stowed away in the cassette. › Close the sliding door. › This concludes the unloading procedure. If you use the cassette lift with the ignition on, a warning tone will yound to aler you to this. Description of functions... -
Page 35: Description Of Functions
Functions using the wirde remote control The wired remote control is connected to the vehicle and, through the vehicle, to the cassette lift by a flecible helix cable. All of the cassette lift functions can be controlles using the remote control, which has 7 operating buttons. There is the option to order a wireless remote control, on which buttons 1 to 3 are used. -
Page 36: Retract Platform
9.1.2 Retract platform To retract the platform into the cassette press the button shown. When you let go of the button the movement is instantly halted. This button should not be used to put the platform away; use the „stow platform“ bitton for this purpose. -
Page 37: Lower Plafrorm
9.1.4 Lower plafrorm Press this button to lower the platform. When you let go of the button the movement is instantly halted. The platform must have been ecten- ded first. Abb. 12: lower 9.1.5 Let down roll stop device The roll stop device has a number of functions: It acts to precen the wheelchair rolling while the platform is being raised. -
Page 38: Draw Up Roll Stop Device
9.1.6 Draw up roll stop device When the platform is raised frol the lower position the roll stop device is automatically drawn up. however, it can also be manually draw up before raising the platform by pressing this button. When you let go of the button the movement is instantly halted. - Page 39 1. Fold up electirc ramp If an electric ramp is fitted, press this button once (press the button briefly, do not hold it down) to fold it up. If ther is no electric ramp fitted, go straight to step 2!. 2. Locate retraction position If the platform is raised or lowered, when you press the button again (once the ramp - if fitted - has folded up), the platform either moves up or down until it reaches the retrac- tion position for the cassette. 3. Retract platform When you press the button again (after the retraction positon has been reached) the platform is automatically retracted into the cassette.
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Page 40: All Function Of The Wired Remote Control At A Galnce
All function of the wired remote control at a galnce Description of functions... -
Page 41: Wireless Remote Control
Wireless remote control Your lift can optionally be fitted with a wireless remote control. This al- lows you to operate all the main functions of the lift. It cannot be used to operate the electrical override.. Button 1 This button is used to lower the lift, irrespective of what position the platform is in. If it is retracted, the platform must first be extended be- fore lowering. -
Page 42: Funktion Über Paravan Touch Und Paravan App
Funktion über Paravan Touch und Paravan App Optional kann der Kassettenlift auch über die Paravan Touch und Para- van App gesteuert werden. Reiter „Zugang“ Lift hoch Lift runter Lift aufräumgen Türe auf Abb. - Page 43 WA R N U N G Sachschäden am Kassettenlift und Gegenständen die sich in der näheren Umgebung befinden. › Prüfen Sie ihre Umgebung ausreichend bevor der Kasset- tenlift automatisch aus- bzw. eingefahren wird. › Bei Gefahr unterbrechen Sie den voll automatisierten Vor- gang umgehend. Description of functions...
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Page 44: Fuses
10. Fuses The fuses for all functions of the cassette lift can be found on the front of the extendible carriage. Control system power supply (1A, black) Programming unit power supply (1A, black) Control system power supply (15A, blue) ... -
Page 45: Emergency Override
11. Emergency override The Paravan cassette lift has a number of emergency override features. This gives you te uniweu ability to resolve the problem yourself, should one occur. However, you should still get the porblem checked by a work- shop and have the fault rectified. There are two override modes: ›... - Page 46 C A U T I O N Damage to the cassette lift due to incorrect operation of the emergency operation. › Ther is no logic active. The keystorke is passed on directly to the functional parts. › Each function is executed until the key is released.
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Page 47: Electric Override
11.1 Electric override To operate the electric emergency override, hold down a specific key combination on the wired remote control. Press the buttons for retraction and extending the platform at the same time and keep the held down for 5 secounds. The electric emergency override is signalled optically and acoustically by a distinct rapid flashing and buzzer sequence (approx. 10Hz). After ... -
Page 48: Manual Override
11.2 Manual override If the vehicle electrical system fails (e.g. fue to a flat battery) there is the option to operate the cassette lift manually. The following facilities are probided for this purpose. The hydraulics box with the hydraulics uit for the lift movement can be found on the right-hand side (on the left for left-hand drive vehicles) in the cassette. -
Page 49: Lowering Platform Manually
11.2.1 Lowering platform manually The hydraulic system incorporates an emergency relief valve to allow the platform to be lowered manually, independently of the controls. First remove the sealing plug. The valve is located behind the plug. It can be actuated using the supplied Allen key. The platform can also be lowered manually when loaded. -
Page 50: Raising Platform Manually
C A U T I O N Damage to the cassette lift due to missing flap safety.. › After inserting the cassette lift, attach the flap lock until the lift has been inspected in a workshop. 11.2.2 Raising platform manually The platform can be raised manually. First remove the sealing plug. Behind this you will find a small hand pump that is connected to the rest of the hydraulic system. The pump control element can be found behind the opening. -
Page 51: Manually Release The Extension/ Retraction Movement
11.2.3 Manually release the extension/ retraction movement The electric drive for the extension/ retraction movement can be disen- gaged using the screw behind sealing plug. First remove the blanking plug. The screw can be actuated using the supplied Allesn key. Do not apply mote than slight pressure to the syrew once it reaches the mechanical stop in both directions! Once the motor has been disengaged using the screw, it is easy to slide... - Page 52 C A U T I O N Damage to the cassette lift due to missind securing of the cas- sette in emergency mode. Insufficient security can cause the platform to leave the cassette and cause serious damage.. › Turn the screw back to its orginal position (to the left) and replace the sealing plug.
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Page 53: Manual Operation Of The Roll Stop Device
11.2.4 Manual operation of the roll stop device The roll stop device drive motor can be mechanically disconnected from the flap. For this pirpose, remove the spring clip and the small locking pon from the drive/ flap interface. (Shown here in retracted postition). The flap will now move freely at the front end of the platform.If the plat- form needs to be retracted into the cassette in this condition, the drive can be screwed into the drive housing by turning the position rod to the right, if it is extended when dismantled. -
Page 54: Flap Security Device
11.2.5 Flap security device If you have used the manual release for the extension/ retraction mo- vement, it is essentail to use the flap securtty device until the lift has been repaired! The mechanical emergency flap security device can be fitted on the left side of the cassette. It consists of a red metal angle and a knurled screw. Abb. 26: Corner safety Lid Once this step has been correctly carried out, it will not be possible to pull the platform out of the cassette and you can continue with your journey.. - Page 55 Fuses...
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Page 56: Maintenance Schedule
12. Maintenance Schedule 12.1 Work plan 12 months annual service Der Paravan- cassette lift is largely maintenance-free. Nevertheless, it is necessary to hace PAravan serviced once a year. Stamp: Customer: __________________________ Operating hours: __________________________ VIN/ serial number: __________________________ Date: __________________________... - Page 57 General: Function check of all functions. Visual inspection for damage (cassette, hydraulic box, platform, roll-off pro- tection, remote control) Mechanics Comment Check for conspicuous noises. Check for obvious damage of the mechanism. Open cover on underside. Grease gears and racks for extension / extension, check for wear.
- Page 58 Comments All bearings are maintenance-free, some are plastic be- arings. These must not be lubricated with oil or grease (thereby destroying the bearings). If necessary, use only Teflon spray. Check the brackets for the vehicle for tightness, loosened or missing screws, retighten or replace if necessary. Check all seals and replace if necessary.
- Page 59 Position extended. Exact position retraction position. vehicle position Checking all safety-relevant functions. The cassette lift must not be able to work when the sliding door is closed. Read meter reading and enter in maintenance booklet, as well as operating hours.
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Page 60: Work Plan 24 Months Annual Service
12.2 Work plan 24 months annual service Stamp: Customer: __________________________ Operating hours: __________________________ VIN/ serial number: __________________________ Date: __________________________ Name fitter: __________________________ Signature: __________________________ Maintenance Schedule... - Page 61 General: Function check of all functions. Visual inspection for damage (cassette, hydraulic box, platform, roll-off pro- tection, remote control) Mechanics Comment Check for conspicuous noises. Check for obvious damage of the mechanism. Open cover on underside. Grease gears and racks for extension / extension, check for wear.
- Page 62 Comments All bearings are maintenance-free, some are plastic be- arings. These must not be lubricated with oil or grease (thereby destroying the bearings). If necessary, use only Teflon spray. Check the brackets for the vehicle for tightness, loosened or missing screws, retighten or replace if necessary. Check all seals and replace if necessary.
- Page 63 Position extended. Exact position retraction position. vehicle position Checking all safety-relevant functions. The cassette lift must not be able to work when the sliding door is closed. Read meter reading and enter in maintenance booklet, as well as operating hours.
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Page 64: Work Plan 36 Months Annual Service
12.3 Work plan 36 months annual service Stamp: Customer: __________________________ Operating hours: __________________________ VIN/ serial number: __________________________ Date: __________________________ Name fitter: __________________________ Signature: __________________________ Maintenance Schedule... - Page 65 General: Function check of all functions. Visual inspection for damage (cassette, hydraulic box, platform, roll-off pro- tection, remote control) Mechanics Comment Check for conspicuous noises. Check for obvious damage of the mechanism. Open cover on underside. Grease gears and racks for extension / extension, check for wear.
- Page 66 Comments All bearings are maintenance-free, some are plastic be- arings. These must not be lubricated with oil or grease (thereby destroying the bearings). If necessary, use only Teflon spray. Check the brackets for the vehicle for tightness, loosened or missing screws, retighten or replace if necessary. Check all seals and replace if necessary.
- Page 67 Position extended. Exact position retraction position. vehicle position Checking all safety-relevant functions. The cassette lift must not be able to work when the sliding door is closed. Read meter reading and enter in maintenance booklet, as well as operating hours.
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Page 68: Work Plan 48 Months Annual Service
12.4 Work plan 48 months annual service Stamp: Customer: __________________________ Operating hours: __________________________ VIN/ serial number: __________________________ Date: __________________________ Name fitter: __________________________ Signature: __________________________ Maintenance Schedule... - Page 69 General: Function check of all functions. Visual inspection for damage (cassette, hydraulic box, platform, roll-off pro- tection, remote control) Mechanics Comment Check for conspicuous noises. Check for obvious damage of the mechanism. Open cover on underside. Grease gears and racks for extension / extension, check for wear.
- Page 70 Comments All bearings are maintenance-free, some are plastic be- arings. These must not be lubricated with oil or grease (thereby destroying the bearings). If necessary, use only Teflon spray. Check the brackets for the vehicle for tightness, loosened or missing screws, retighten or replace if necessary. Check all seals and replace if necessary.
- Page 71 Position extended. Exact position retraction position. vehicle position Checking all safety-relevant functions. The cassette lift must not be able to work when the sliding door is closed. Read meter reading and enter in maintenance booklet, as well as operating hours.
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Page 72: Work Plan 60 Months Annual Service
12.5 Work plan 60 months annual service Stamp: Customer: __________________________ Operating hours: __________________________ VIN/ serial number: __________________________ Date: __________________________ Name fitter: __________________________ Signature: __________________________ Maintenance Schedule... - Page 73 General: Function check of all functions. Visual inspection for damage (cassette, hydraulic box, platform, roll-off pro- tection, remote control) Mechanics Comment Check for conspicuous noises. Check for obvious damage of the mechanism. Open cover on underside. Grease gears and racks for extension / extension, check for wear.
- Page 74 Comments All bearings are maintenance-free, some are plastic be- arings. These must not be lubricated with oil or grease (thereby destroying the bearings). If necessary, use only Teflon spray. Check the brackets for the vehicle for tightness, loosened or missing screws, retighten or replace if necessary. Check all seals and replace if necessary.
- Page 75 Position extended. Exact position retraction position. vehicle position Checking all safety-relevant functions. The cassette lift must not be able to work when the sliding door is closed. Read meter reading and enter in maintenance booklet, as well as operating hours.
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Page 76: Work Plan 72 Months Annual Service
12.6 Work plan 72 months annual service Stamp: Customer: __________________________ Operating hours: __________________________ VIN/ serial number: __________________________ Date: __________________________ Name fitter: __________________________ Signature: __________________________ Maintenance Schedule... - Page 77 General: Function check of all functions. Visual inspection for damage (cassette, hydraulic box, platform, roll-off pro- tection, remote control) Mechanics Comment Check for conspicuous noises. Check for obvious damage of the mechanism. Open cover on underside. Grease gears and racks for extension / extension, check for wear.
- Page 78 Comments All bearings are maintenance-free, some are plastic be- arings. These must not be lubricated with oil or grease (thereby destroying the bearings). If necessary, use only Teflon spray. Check the brackets for the vehicle for tightness, loosened or missing screws, retighten or replace if necessary. Check all seals and replace if necessary.
- Page 79 Position extended. Exact position retraction position. vehicle position Checking all safety-relevant functions. The cassette lift must not be able to work when the sliding door is closed. Read meter reading and enter in maintenance booklet, as well as operating hours.
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Page 80: Work Plan 84 Months Annual Service
12.7 Work plan 84 months annual service Stamp: Customer: __________________________ Operating hours: __________________________ VIN/ serial number: __________________________ Date: __________________________ Name fitter: __________________________ Signature: __________________________ Maintenance Schedule... - Page 81 General: Function check of all functions. Visual inspection for damage (cassette, hydraulic box, platform, roll-off pro- tection, remote control) Mechanics Comment Check for conspicuous noises. Check for obvious damage of the mechanism. Open cover on underside. Grease gears and racks for extension / extension, check for wear.
- Page 82 Comments All bearings are maintenance-free, some are plastic be- arings. These must not be lubricated with oil or grease (thereby destroying the bearings). If necessary, use only Teflon spray. Check the brackets for the vehicle for tightness, loosened or missing screws, retighten or replace if necessary. Check all seals and replace if necessary.
- Page 83 Position extended. Exact position retraction position. vehicle position Checking all safety-relevant functions. The cassette lift must not be able to work when the sliding door is closed. Read meter reading and enter in maintenance booklet, as well as operating hours.
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Page 84: Work Plan 96 Months Annual Service
12.8 Work plan 96 months annual service Stamp: Customer: __________________________ Operating hours: __________________________ VIN/ serial number: __________________________ Date: __________________________ Name fitter: __________________________ Signature: __________________________ Maintenance Schedule... - Page 85 General: Function check of all functions. Visual inspection for damage (cassette, hydraulic box, platform, roll-off pro- tection, remote control) Mechanics Comment Check for conspicuous noises. Check for obvious damage of the mechanism. Open cover on underside. Grease gears and racks for extension / extension, check for wear.
- Page 86 Comments All bearings are maintenance-free, some are plastic be- arings. These must not be lubricated with oil or grease (thereby destroying the bearings). If necessary, use only Teflon spray. Check the brackets for the vehicle for tightness, loosened or missing screws, retighten or replace if necessary. Check all seals and replace if necessary.
- Page 87 Position extended. Exact position retraction position. vehicle position Checking all safety-relevant functions. The cassette lift must not be able to work when the sliding door is closed. Read meter reading and enter in maintenance booklet, as well as operating hours.
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- Page 92 Paravan Cassette lift Service insturctions Orginal instructions PARAVAN GmbH Paravanstraße 5-10 72539 Pfronstetten-Aichelau Germnay Telefon: +49 (0) 73 88 / 99 95-611 Fax: +49 (0) 73 88 / 99 95-999 Email: info@paravan.de www.paravan.de V5.0...
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