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- Page 1 Rev A 2003215...
- 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 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 the type of control for your lift. Lift Capacity Control Configuration 4400, 6600, 8800 4 Valve 8800 Short, 12000, 15000, 18000, 20000 5 Valve...
- Page 4 5 & 6 Valve Control Button Control: A: AUX - Puts air in auxiliary tanks only B: UP - Raises lift C: STOP - Stops all operation of lift D: Down - Lowers lift LEDs: A: *Front Port (FP) - valve LED B: Port (P) C: Auxiliary (AUX) D: *Rear Port (RP) - valve LED...
- Page 5 Four Valve Control General Operation Familiarize yourself with the Control Box. We have created a simple to use 4 BUTTON user interface con- sisting of UP, STOP, DOWN, and LEVEL buttons. These are the basic functions for operating the HarborHoist lift.
- Page 6 Four Valve Control General Operation Express Lowering: This feature lowers the lift as fast as possible only when a boat is NOT present on the lift or in the rare stance it goes into safety shut down mode. Press DOWN + LEVEL at the same time and hold for 5 seconds ...
- Page 7 Five and Six Valve Control General Operation Familiarize yourself with the Control Box. We have created a simple to use 4 BUTTON user interface con- sisting of UP, STOP, DOWN, and AUX buttons. These are the basic functions for operating the Har- borHoist lift.
- Page 8 Five and Six Valve Control General Operation Express Lowering: This feature lowers the lift as fast as possible only when a boat is NOT present on the lift or in the rare in- stance it goes into safety shut down mode. Press DOWN + AUX at the same time and hold for 5 seconds How the leveling sensor controls the lift During the lifting or lowering mode the controller will try to keep the lift within ±2 degrees of level, when...
- Page 9 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 10 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 that the Center of Buoyancy (CB) equipment weight is distributed evenly on the vessel to keep the with in manufacture’s limits.
- Page 11 CB of 6600 CB of 8800 CB of 8800 Short Rev A 2003215...
- Page 12 CB of 12000 CB of 15000 CB of 18000 Rev A 2003215...
- Page 13 CB of 20000 CB of 25000 Rev A 2003215...
- Page 14 Safety Tips TEST Test GFCI on a monthly basis To test: RESET Plug in cord to power source INDICATOR LIGHT Observe light is on Push “test” observe light is off Press “reset” and verify light is on Preventative Maintenance Because of the harsh environments in which the HarborHoist G1.5 can be installed, it is very im- portant to inspect your HarborHoist occasionally to ensure it is at peak performance.
- Page 15 Troubleshooting Control will not power on Verify GFCI has not tripped Verify GFCI on dock receptible has not tripped. Verify dock power is on Verify cable or power connection is not damaged (unplug before inspection) Over time the lift lowers on its own ...
- Page 16 Calibrating the level sensor to zero level Do this step when the vessel is NOT on the li A. Press the UP button, this will raise the lift to its highest point B. Each main tank must be bubbling from the relief hole in its bottom before pressing STOP The lift MUST be in a fully up position before performing this operation ...
- Page 17 HydroHoist Marine Group. Re-installation, adjusting the bunks, and or adjusting the tank beam spac- ing of the equipment must be performed to the standards set forth by HydroHoist Marine Group. It is the ob- ligation of the end user to inform all equipment operators of the above conditions. Owners Manuals and Safety Warning Decals are available on request from HydroHoist Marine Group.
- 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...
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