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Noblelift PEL-33 Manual

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PEL-33
Capacity: 330 lbs.
Raised Height (ground to the deck): 61
5/8"
Lowered Height: 5-1/8" (Platform), 4-17/32" (Double Spindle), 4-21/64" (Single Spindle)
Lifting Speed: 3.26 in/s (without load), 2.75 in/s (with full load)
Lowering Speed: 3.34 in/s (without load), 3.97 in/s (with full load)
Platform Size ( width x length): 20-1/2" x 18"
Battery: 7Ah/12V
Front Roller: 3 x 1-1/4"
Rear Roller: 4 x 1-1/4"
Front Leg (height): 4 3/8"
I.D. Of Front Legs: 16"
O.D. Of Front Legs:19 ½"
Weight: 128 lbs. (Platform), 124 lbs. (Double Spindle), 118 lbs. (Single Spindle)
Overall Dimensions (width x length x height): 20-1/2" x 32-43/64" x 73-5/8"
Max. Turning Radius: 36"

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  • Page 1 PEL-33 Capacity: 330 lbs. Raised Height (ground to the deck): 61 5/8” Lowered Height: 5-1/8” (Platform), 4-17/32” (Double Spindle), 4-21/64” (Single Spindle) Lifting Speed: 3.26 in/s (without load), 2.75 in/s (with full load) Lowering Speed: 3.34 in/s (without load), 3.97 in/s (with full load) Platform Size ( width x length): 20-1/2”...
  • Page 2 PEL - 33...

  • Page 3: Technical Features

    1. TECHNICAL FEATURES Model Number PEL-33 Type of operation :hand , pedestrian, standing, seated, order-picker hand Load Capacity / rated load Q(lbs ) Service weight Wheel Material polyurethane Wheel size, front Ø2.9 × 1 ¼ Wheel size, rear Ø2.9 × 1 ¼...
  • Page 4 2. ADVISES 2.1 Read this instruction carefully before using the stacker. If necessary, please call our technical people for assistance. 2.2 Move the stacker always keeping the forks at the lowest position while no loading on the forks. Pay attention not to hurt anybody around your working area.

  • Page 5: Daily Maintenance

    (3) Drive forward, extend the fork inside the cylinder. (4) Lift the load to get the load. (5) Back the stacker with the load to make the descent if possible. (6) Lower the load slowly. C. Platform (be fitted for the lifting the load with small volume) (1) Drive close to the load.

  • Page 6: Programmed Maintenance

    6. PROGRAMMED MAINTENANCE In the following we show a table in which there are some tips about the programmed maintenance done by the authorized operators. Before starting the maintenance you have to: 1. Put the stacker on an even and solid surface. 2.
  • Page 7 SPARE PARTS OF THE LIFTING PARTS (Figure 1)
  • Page 8 NO Item No. DESCRIPTION Item No. DESCRIPTION 10101 Inner screw M6*10 10132 Frame 10102 Cover 10133 A retaining ring 10 10103 H screw M6*10 10134 Assembly of roller 10104 Shaft of transmission 10135 Plastic washer 10105 10136 Shaft 10106 Elastic washer (2 each) 10137 Board 10107...
  • Page 9 SPARE PARTS OF THE FORKS （ （ （ （ Figure 2） ） ） ）...
  • Page 10 Item No. DESCRIPTION Item No. DESCRIPTION 10201 Frame 10224 Locking nut 10202 Front wheel 10225 Screw M6*100 10203 Inner screw 10226 10204 Inner screw M6*16 10227 Shaft of pipe 10205 Connection port 10228 wheel 10206 Electric assembly 10229 Bearing 60101 10207 Inner screw 10230...
  • Page 11 circuit diagram code name Code name charger GB1 GB2 battery Socket fuse magnetic switch controller SH1 SH2 pilot lamp SB1 SB2 Micoswitch switch Motor...
  • Page 12 Wiring dirgram...