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- Page 1 20ft / 22ft USERS MANUAL IN20856 © October 2020 by Vehicle Service Group. All rights reserved. CO10688.28 Rev. A 10/20/2020...
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Page 2: Warranty And Liability
CHIEF'S LIMITED ONE-YEAR WARRANTY & LIABILITY Chief Collision Technology warrants for one year from date of installation and/or purchase any components of its PHOENIX Repair System which do not perform satis- factorily due to defect caused by faulty material or workmanship. Chief’s obligation... - Page 3 Phoenix Model #’s: PARTS LIST PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION INPUT VOLTAGE SPECS 451321 Phoenix 20 Series - 22 ft. 115VAC 50/60 HZ Single Phase 451322 Phoenix 20 Series - 20 ft. 115VAC 50/60 HZ Single Phase 451331 Phoenix 30 Series - 22 ft.
- Page 4 Lower machine and towers to lowest position before adding any fluids. This users manual is written to familiarize opera- IMPORTANT: tors with the safe and efficient operation of the Chief 1. DO NOT attempt to operate the Chief PHOENIX PHOENIX. The PHOENIX machine features unibody without first reading this entire manual.
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Page 5: Important Safety Instructions
PHOENIX USERS MANUAL IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When using your garage equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following: 1. Read all instructions. 2. Care must be taken as burns can occur from touching hot parts. 3. Do not operate equipment with a damaged cord or if the equipment has been dropped or damaged - until it has been examined by a qualified service person. -
Page 6: General Safety Tips
PHOENIX USERS MANUAL General Safety Tips General Tower Movement DO NOT operate this machine unless: WARNING! You are authorized by your employer. All towers are properly locked and secured to Fully engage “Sure-Lock” force clamp with pinning machine. hole on mainframe to prevent tower movement Vehicle’s wheels are blocked and parking brake is set. - Page 7 If pump fails to shut off, disconnect electric supply and helper to guide you. If vehicle’s brakes are inoperable, use contact an authorized Chief Collision Technology a Chief Winch and refer to instructions packaged with that Service Representative. accessory. All components must be replaced with Chief Collision Immediately after positioning vehicle on mainframe, put Technology authorized replacement parts.
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Page 8: Hydraulic System Components
General hydraulic pressure) or individually. The lift cylinders must not be operated while any tower The Chief PHOENIX system is powered by an electri- or auxiliary cylinders are operating. Whenever cally operated hydraulic pump which is controlled by using the hydraulic system, close all valves a remote control switch. -
Page 9: Lock Release
PHOENIX USERS MANUAL Pump Usage Figure 2 STOP! This machine is shipped without hydraulic oil. Fill the reservoir to within 1” (25 mm) of the fill port using SUS 215 viscosity @ 100°F (38°C) 10W hydraulic oil prior to operating. 1. - Page 10 PHOENIX USERS MANUAL Towers The PHOENIX repair system is equipped with pulling towers that can be positioned 360 degrees around the machine. The system can accommodate up to two additional towers. All towers feature telescoping heads, adjustable collars, and a unique roller assembly that not only secures the tower to the bottom of the machine but also allows for 360 degree movement around the machine.
- Page 11 PHOENIX USERS MANUAL To Operate Towers (continued) 4. To secure tower to maiframe, rotate “Sure-lock” lock lever back and down to engage “Sure-Lock” force clamp with mainframe pinning hole, Figure 7. Fully lock “Sure-Lock” by stepping on lock lever. “Sure- Lock”...
- Page 12 PHOENIX USERS MANUAL To Operate Towers (continued) Figure 12 IMPORTANT: ALWAYS relieve hydraulic pressure on tower hoses before connecting or disconnecting couplings. 8. Attach hydraulic hose from tower to quick coupler on mainframe, Figure 12. 9. To operate pump, follow usage procedures on page 9. CAUTION: 1.
- Page 13 PHOENIX USERS MANUAL Crossmember General The crossmember mounts to the inside edges of the treadway and can be moved forward or rearward as needed, Figure 16. The crossmember does not lock to the machine; however, support pins prevent it from being accidentally disengaged, Figure 18. The primary use of the crossmember is to support perpendicular pulls and pushes.
- Page 14 1. When driving or winching vehicle on or off machine, use a helper to guide you, Figure 20. If vehicle’s Figure 20 brakes are inoperable, use a Chief Winch and refer to instructions packaged with that accessory. 2. When vehicle is on mainframe, all wheels must clear the loading ramps.
- Page 15 PHOENIX USERS MANUAL Figure 23 To Lower Machine For Loading IMPORTANT: Observe preceding precautions when lowering machine with vehicle aboard. 1. Position towers at front of machine and secure the “Sure-Lock” force clamps to front pinning holes, Figure 24. Figure 24...
- Page 16 PHOENIX USERS MANUAL 2. Turn off all auxiliary line valves or disconnect all tower and auxiliary cylinders from system, Figure 25. Figure 25 3. Rotate switch on pendant to “LIFT” position, Figure 26. 4. Depress and hold the “UP” button on pendant to raise machine until it is level and both safety lock arms are released, Figure 27.
- Page 17 PHOENIX USERS MANUAL To Raise Machine After Loading Figure 30 1. Turn off all auxiliary line valves or disconnect all tower and auxiliary cylinders from system, Figure 30. 2. Rotate switch on pendant to “LIFT” position, Figure 31. 3. Activate pump by depressing and holding “UP” button on hand-held pendant.
- Page 18 PHOENIX USERS MANUAL Figure 34 Adjust Working Heights The PHOENIX has four (4) working heights from 19 inches (480mm) to 40 inches (1010mm). To Raise Machine Working Height 1. Turn off all auxiliary line valves or disconnect all tower and auxiliary cylinders from system, Figure 34. Figure 35 Figure 36 2.
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Page 19: Machine Maintenance
The tower chains/hooks and tie-down chains/hooks supplied with the between collar ears and rollers. Chief PHOENIX are high quality, high strength chians/hooks. If replace- ment is required, purchase only the original Chief product from an CAUTION: Wear safety glasses while using com- authorized Chief Collision Technology representative. - Page 20 Refer to Parts Manual for detailed exploded views of With normal use, the pivots on the Sure-Lock clamping system referenced parts. Contact Chief Collision Technology should stay free of dirt and operate smoothly and quietly. Ex- with any questions regarding the usage or maintenance tended periods of non-use or damp environments may adversely of the PHOENIX system.
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Page 21: Leveling Machine
PHOENIX USERS MANUAL Leveling Machine 1. Position towers at front of machine and secure the Sure-Lock force clamps to front pinning holes. 2. Raise machine to top working height and settle into mechanical stops. 3. Place level across front stabilizer bar and adjust left and right leveling bolts until front bar is level, Figure 40. - Page 22 PHOENIX USERS MANUAL WIRING DIAGRAM PHOENIX P/U, HORZ...
- Page 23 PHOENIX USERS MANUAL PHOENIX HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC...
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Page 24: Troubleshooting
Reset circuit breaker or replace fuse Blown control board fuse Remove and inspect fuse. Replace if necessary Bad motor start relay Replace motor start relay. Contact Chief Collision Technology service representative for replacement Power cord damaged Inspect power cord for damage. Contact Chief... - Page 25 Remove and inspect V2 valve. Contact Chief Collision valve Technology for repair or replacement if necessary Bad rear lift valve coil Check for magnetic field at V2 coil. Contact Chief Collision Technology for repair or replacement if necessary Front lift will not raise Lift switch off Rotate switch to “LIFT”...
- Page 26 PHOENIX USERS MANUAL PHOENIX Specifications Weight (2-Tower) 7,100 lbs (3,220 kg) Min. Floor Strength Min. 3000psi 4-1/4” in depth Weight (3-Tower) 7,750 lbs. (3,515 kg) Floor Strength Min. 3000psi 4-1/4” in depth Power Required 115 vac, 50/60 Hz, 20 amp Single Phase Dedicated Line 208 vac, 50/60 Hz, 20 amp Single Phase Dedicated Line 10 Tons Hydraulic Power...
- Page 27 PHOENIX USERS MANUAL Notes...
- Page 28 996 Industrial Drive Madison, IN 47250 Phone: 800-445-9262 Fax: 866-275-0173 www.chiefautomotive.com Chief reserves the right to alter product specifications and/or package components without notice.
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