Table of contents 1 Introduction: 2 Hazard symbols 3 Specifications 4 General safety precautions during use 5 Exception of liability 6 Residual risks 7 Operating the e-Bikelifter 7.1 Power ON / OFF switch 7.2 Control: Raising and lowering 7.3 Soft start 7.4 Attaching and detaching a bicycle (VAR PR-72000 clamping arm) 7.5 Moving the e-Bikelifter 7.6 Safety areas and distance...
German / English / French, as well as pictures and videos of the product, at www.e-bikelifter.com. The e-Bikelifter is available with or without a clamping arm. The basic version, the e-Bikelifter BM-60 does not include a clamping arm. The universal base mounting plate, permanently installed on the e-bikelifter, allows the use of many different commercially available clamping arms of the brands Feedback Sports, Park-Tool, VAR and others.
There should be no body parts below or near the lifting tool when operated up or down. Max 60 kg Max payload is 60 kg 3 Specifications by,schulz e-Bikelifter BM-60 Weight (kg) incl. mounting base plate Height (mm) ca. 1950 Lifting height (mm) ca.
4 General safety precautions during use The following guidelines must be observed and followed when using the e-Bikelifter, to prevent personal injury: Use the e-Bikelifter exclusively for it’s intended work on bicycles, cargo bikes and e-bikes! The user must read and understand these instructions or must have them explained to them before using the lifter.
6 Residual risks There are residual risks for extraordinary wear, material or product failure due to great impact from col- lision, misuse, obstacle interference, blockade of driveways, etc.; e.g. a faulty wheel bearing, as a result of a heavy collision. Residual risk for personnel working with or around the e-Bikelifter A: Do not use the e-Bikelifter or tool with unstable, unbalanced load.
7 Operating the e-Bikelifter 7.1 Power ON / OFF switch Remember to turn OFF the e-Bikelifter when not in use! Round button is pressed (it sticks out about 2 mm) Green indicator light OFF: Round button is not pressed (it sticks out about 5 mm) No indicator light www.e-bikelifter.com...
7.2 Control: Raising and lowering The two foot switches integrated in the base plate have a safety function, which is ensured by the three pos- itions of the switches. First position: While the foot switch is not pressed at all, it is in resting position. No function is triggered. Second position: While the foot switch is pressed half way down, it is in working position.
7.4 Attaching and detaching a bicycle (VAR PR-72000 clamping arm) The by,schulz e-Bikelifter BM-60 VA comes with the PR-72000 clamping arm by VAR. This clamping arm can be swiveled 360°, and is suitable for clamping tubes with diameters from Ø 22 mm up to Ø 80 mm. The two replaceable rubber clamps with their double cable gap provide a secure grip, and protect components and paint from scratches.
7.5 Moving the e-Bikelifter Moving the e-Bikelifter: 1: Place yourself behind the 2: Place one foot against the wheel 3: Pull back towards yourself, until e-Bikelifter. Grab on to the two axle (between the wheels) the e-Bikelifter balances on its handles.
7.6 Safety areas and distance Safety when operating the e-Bikelifter The operator must ensure that the tool is clear of obstacles before lifting, lowering or rotating. The operator must warn other personnel in proximity before lifting, lowering or using the tool. When lifting or lowering the tool, the operator must: - While operating, stand in the operator's safety zone as illustrated below - ensure that all other personnel are out of the danger zone as illustrated...
8 Construction and materials All materials are suitable for use in production, retail, service and distribution. Part Material Mast Aluminium profile, galvanized. Handle Cast aluminum with a black plastic coating Sledge Electro-galvanized steel Cover for control box Powder-coated steel Painted Sliding blocks in grooves Galvanized steel Base plate...
9 Rechargeable batteries and chargers Batteries The batteries are charged with the external charger. Connect the charger to the charging port on the backside of the e-Bikelifter and to a 230V / 110V – 50-60 Hz power source. The batteries should be charged daily, as total discharge can damage the batteries or their lifetime.
10 Maintenance and Inspection All Hovmand products are designed for longevity and minimum maintenance, however regular safety checks and procedures are required. Hovmand strongly recommends the following checks to to be carried out on a daily basis and before using the e-Bikelifter.
12 Cleaning instructions Ingress protection marking (IP) Model-approved IP code: IP 41 IP code description Solid particle protection IP 4X >1 mm Most wires, slender screws, large ants etc. Liquid ingress protection IP X1 Dripping water Dripping water (vertically falling drops) (with batteries) shall have no harmful effect on the spe- cimen when mounted in an upright position...
13 Resolving faults Fault type Check the following Solve The timing belt jumps on Tighten the belt using the screws at the the belt wheel (the belt is Is the belt slack? top of the mast. making crackling noises) Is the belt worn? Replace the belt.
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EC - DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC Annex II A Manufacturer and party responsible for compiling technical documentation: Company name: Hovmand A/S Address: Sandvadsvej 15 Postal code: DK-4600 Køge, Denmark Phone number: + 45 57 83 33 00 www.hovmand.com - hereby declare that the machine: Designation: Mobile battery-powered lifter...
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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Supply of Machinery Safety Regulations 2008 Manufacturer and party responsible for compiling technical documentation: Company name: Hovmand A/S Address: Sandvadsvej 15 Postal code: DK-4600 Køge, Denmark Phone number: + 45 57 83 33 00 www.hovmand.com - hereby declare that the machine: Designation: Mobile battery-powered lifter Type identification number:...
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