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Troubleshooting
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- Page 2 Damage to your lift or vessel can result from improper initial setup of the system. Consult a HydroHoist Certified Installer for initial setup and support. • Installation and service should be performed by a qualified service professional. • To avoid the risk of electric shock make sure the control is disconnected from any power supply during installation.
- Page 3 Control Configurations and Functionality The HarborHoist is a versatile boat lift system. The control and functionality of this type of lift will vary with capacity. See the table below for which type of control figuration fits your lift. Lift Capacity Control Configuration 4400, 6600, 8800 4 Valve...
- Page 4 Basic Functionality and Nomenclature of Lift System The HarborHoist lift system comprises itself of main tanks that balance and lift around the parameter of the vessel. Larger lifts will incorporate auxiliary tanks located underneath the vessel to support the lifting capacity. The control system is equipped with a level sensor that is mounted to the frame of the HarborHoist lift.
- Page 5 Basic Operations of the Control Raise Mode turns blower on and activates the valve system to lift the vessel • Power LED is solid GREEN during this mode • Raise Mode will automatically shut off after 15 minutes if STOP is not pressed Lower Mode activates the valve system to lower the vessel •...
- Page 6 Advanced Functionality of the Control Timed Light Mode • Press and release LIGHT button, the light will turn on for 10 minutes and then shuts • Light LED will flash BLUE while activated Continuous Light Mode • Press and hold the LIGHT button for 3 seconds and the light will stays on continuously •...
- Page 7 Advanced Functionality of the Control Clear Boarding Height Timer Important: To set a new Boarding Height you must first clear the old timer. • Press and Hold the LOWER and STOP buttons together for 3 sec- onds • Power LED will flash GREEN 3 times indicating it has been cleared Set Raise Timer allows you to set a less amount of time for RAISE MODE other than the de-...
- Page 8 Utility and Configuration Functions Calibration of Level Sensor allows you the ability to set the “level” reference of the lift Warning: Calibration MUST be performed with the lift fully lowered. Then, lift vessel fully and verify vessel is balanced correctly. Repeat the calibration again at a fully raised posi- tion •...
- Page 9 Loss of communication between the level sensor and the control box • Review the level sensor cable for cuts or damage, then contact a certified dealer or HydroHoist directly for service or replacement of the level sensor FP&RP flash alternating to FS&RS 5 times during calibration •...
- Page 10 General Troubleshooting Lift is not lifting the vessel level • Re-position the vessel on the lift • Verify weight is distributed evenly in the vessel • Verify ballast tanks, bait or live wells do not have water remaining in them •...
- Page 11 Tie-Off Mooring Information (Mooring ropes not included) Tie the lift off using a tie-off method similar to mooring a boat in a slip. The goal is to restrain the lift as much as possible but still leaving enough slack in the lines that the lift can still raise and lower properly. Use a good mooring rope that has enough strength for the size of boat and lift you are installing.
- Page 12 Vessel Loading • Proper loading of your vessel onto the lift is extremely important! • Failure to load properly could cause improper lifting of your vessel. Verify that the equipment Center of Buoyancy (CB) weight is distributed evenly on the vessel to keep the within manufacturer’s limits.
- Page 13 CB of 6600 CB of 8800 CB of 8800 Short RevB08122020...
- Page 14 CB of 12000 CB of 15000 CB of 18000 RevB08122020...
- Page 15 CB of 20000 CB of 25000 RevB08122020...
- Page 16 Preventative Maintenance Because of the harsh environments in which the HarborHoist can be installed, it is very important to inspect your HarborHoist occasionally to ensure it is at peak performance. Operate properly on a monthly basis to inspect and ensure the following: •...
- Page 17 HydroHoist, LLC. It is the obligation of the end user to inform all equipment operators of the above conditions. Owners Manuals and Safety Warn- ing Decals are available on request from HydroHoist, LLC.
- Page 18 HydroHoist® does not warrant any product, component, or part (a) That is not manufactured by HydroHoist® (b) That is not installed or serviced by employees or contractors of HydroHoist® or an Authorized HydroHoist® Dealer (c) Damage caused by failure to provide a suitable installation environment for the lift...
- Page 19 Appendix A Power Requirements: Amperage Service Part number Control Description Voltage requirement Requirement 1035232 HarborHoist Triton 4 Valve Single Blower -110 110 VAC 20 amp 1035233 HarborHoist Triton 5 Valve Single Blower -110 110 VAC 20 amp 1035234 HarborHoist Triton 6 Valve Single Blower -110...
- Page 20 2019 Rev A 2003215 RevB08122020...
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My lift wont lower boat is 18-24 inches too far back on lift.
To adjust the HydroHoist HarborHoist Triton lift to lower a boat that is 18–24 inches too far back, you need to reposition the boat so the Center of Buoyancy (CB) is within 1 foot (12 inches) forward or aft of the lift's CB. Since the boat is too far back, move the boat forward on the lift until its CB aligns within that limit. This ensures a level lift and proper balance. If the vessel is a service type with auxiliary tanks, you may also need to adjust the auxiliary tank locations. Contact customer support if needed.
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