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Summary of Contents for Safelift MoveAround MA60
- Page 1 ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS MoveAround MA60 PushAround PA60...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENT 1. Health & safety regulations ..........Notification of safety precautions ........3 2. Warning devices ..............Warning texts ..............4 User warnings ..............4 3. Machine safety ................ Requirements for personnel & safety regulations ....6 When rebuilding the lift ............7 Manufacturer ..............7 Labelling ................7 Noise ..................7 4. -
Page 3: Health & Safety Regulations
1. HEALTH & SAFETY REGULATIONS The operator manual contains instructions for the daily work with the equipment to be handled and used by the operator. The operator manual must always be available to the operator(s) working with the equipment. It is important that: •... -
Page 4: Warning Devices
2. WARNING DEVICES Annual inspection of warning devices and protective devices must be carried out. This refers to the control of their function and status. 2.1 Warning texts WARNING! Ignoring this information will result in immediate danger to life. PROHIBITED! Prohibited action associated with danger or death or serious injury! REQUIREMENT! - Page 5 Risk of falling NEVER climb, sit or stand on the platform railing. If the platform cannot be lowered, NEVER climb down the mast. Electricity This machine is not isolated against electric current. It is therefore necessary to have a correct safety distance to the high-voltage conductors or other current carrying objects.
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Page 6: Machine Safety
Make sure that the working area around the lift is protected from people or other equipment. Never push or pull objects with the lift. Lock the lift when not in use to prevent unauthorized use. 3. MACHINE SAFETY The machine is marked with a CE mark. This means that it is designed, manufactured and described in accordance with EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC (see also page 16). -
Page 7: When Rebuilding The Lift
• Only original spare parts may be used upon repairs. 3.2 When rebuilding the lift • If the lift is rebuilt or supplemented with other parts not approved by the manufacturer, this CE marking does not apply to the parts that change the function of the lift. Warning decals and CE marking on the lift must be clearly visible. -
Page 8: Checks Before Using The Lift
4. CHECKS BEFORE USING THE LIFT All safety regulations, operating instructions, labels and national safety instructions / requirements must be carefully read, understood and complied with. Perform the following daily checks before using the machine: 1. Check that the batteries are charged. 2. -
Page 9: Emergency Stop
4.6 Emergency stop The lift is equipped with an emergency stop function. Press the emergency stop button to turn off the power. Rotate the emergency stop button clockwise to reactivate the power. 4.7 Emergency lowering The lift is equipped with two emergency lowering systems. Emergency lowering of the platform is done either with an electric button located at the main switch on the side of the chassis or a mechanical button located on the top of the chassis covers. -
Page 10: Maintenance
5. MAINTENANCE WARNING! The service or maintenance on the machine must never be performed with raised platform without having secured the platform against unintentional lowering. Do not stand under the platform when this is being secured in the raised position or when it is removed. -
Page 11: Maintenance Of Battery
Consult a physician in case of contact with battery acid. Old worn out batteries must be replaced with batteries from Safelift or with batteries approved by the manufacturer. Keep the poles and top of batteries clean. -
Page 12: Inspection & Maintenance Intervals
NOTE! The charger must be connected to a socket with earth-fault protection. Do not use the lift while charging. 5.5 Inspection & maintenance intervals A complete inspection consists of periodic visual and functional checks along with minor adjustments in order to ensure the function. The daily inspection prevents the abnormal wear and prolongs the life of all machine systems. -
Page 13: Technical Data
6. TECHNICAL DATA Max. total platform load ..................180 kg Total number of people on the platform ................ Lifting time (180 kg) 18.5 s ....................Weight ........................466 kg Maximum wheel load ................... 185 kg Maximum inclination of lift at work ................1° Maximum manual lateral force on platform ............200 N Maximum wind speed (indoor use only) .............. -
Page 14: Lift Controls
7. LIFT CONTROLS Signal horn Raising of lift platform Lowering of lift platform Emergency stop USB socket 12V Anchorage safety harness Main switch 24V Socket for battery charger cable, 230V Button for emergency lowering (electric) Connection / disconnection of operation (MA60) Lockable wheels - MA60 also has automatic brake on the wheels Lifting eyes - For anchoring or lifting (additional equipment) -
Page 15: Indications On The Control Panel (Ma60)
7.1 Indications on the control panel (MA60) On / Off drive circuit On / Off-indicator driving Control panel operation Low / high speed indicator Speed mode control high / low Joystick for driving 1 - Battery indicator 2 - Speed mode Solid Red: Low battery charge Solid Green: Low speed, 1 km/h... -
Page 16: Declaration Of Conformity Ce Marking
Kvarnvägen 14 SE-352 41 Växjö SWEDEN Låglyftar i Sverige AB, VAT-no: SE 556820966101, declares that the following products: MoveAround MA60 & PushAround PA60 Serial number: Year of manufacture: is manufactured in accordance with the following product directive: 2006/42/EC; 2014/30/EU; 2014/35/EC... - Page 17 NOTES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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- Page 20 ADDRESS WEBSITE Låglyftar i Sverige AB www.safelift.se Kvarnvägen 14 SE-352 41 Växjö E-MAIL Sweden info@safelift.se...