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  • Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL...
  • Page 2 The computer file for this document is M-ENG-10001 - Speed-Lift Owner's Manual.docx The owner of this document is the Engineering Department. Superior Handling Equipment LLC 8 Aviator Way, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 All rights reserved Rev: E...
  • Page 3 M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 3 Speed-Lift Silver Line – SL-5000, SL-6000, SL-8000 Speed-Lift Gold Line – SL-10000, SL-12000, SL-15000 Speed-Lift Platinum Line – SL-20000, SL-25000 Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 4: Planned Maintenance Program

    Planned Maintenance Program every six months, then please make arrangements with a qualified outside contractor to do so, or call Superior Handling Equipment, LLC at (800) 221-4339 to discuss a preventative maintenance plan in which we’ll provide twice-a-year servicing to prolong the life expectancy and ensure smooth operation of your lift.
  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 5 Table of Contents INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ........................6 1.1. Unloading From Carrier ............................ 6 1.2. Positioning For Efficiency ..........................6 1.3. Electrical Hook-Up ............................7 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ..........................8 SPECIFICATIONS .............................. 11 MODELS AND OPTIONS ...........................
  • Page 6: Installation Instructions

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 6 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1.1. Unloading From Carrier All models of the Speed-Lift are shipped on flat-bed trucks. Any of the following techniques may be used for unloading the lift from the carrier’s flat-bed truck at the delivery location: 1) A large heavy-duty tow truck equipped with an extendable hydraulic boom which can position the lifting hook(s) 11 feet or higher above the center of a flatbed truck will be more than adequate for off-loading any Speed-Lift at delivery.
  • Page 7: Electrical Hook-Up

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 7 between the lift and the building entrance. Placing the Speed-Lift on the same ground level as the truck usually is best because it permits smooth side-to-side alignment of the truck bridge and extra truck bumper clearance.
  • Page 8: Operating Instructions

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 8 cord when the Speed-Lift is in use. A switched circuit breaker box or on/off disconnect mounted inside the building, on the side of the door nearest the Speed-Lift unloading position, will permit good outlet positioning.
  • Page 9: Figure 2.0 - Installation Of The Platform Locking Pin (Plp)

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 9 WARNING! Do not go under a raised platform for any reason unless precautions to prevent accidental platform lowering have been taken or personal injury may result. Speed-Lifts may be prevented from lowering by fully placing the Platform Locking Pin (PLP) into the retaining sleeve housed within the frame of the Speed-Lift while the platform is raised to the maximum height and then lowering the platform until contacting the PLP.
  • Page 10 M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 10 Position Adjustable Height Bridge Wheel so that the bridge opens automatically onto the truck floor, overlapping the truck floor 4” - 7” or more, as the platform is raised. The Adjustable Bridge Wheel should not touch the underside of the level open bridge once the platform is raised to truck height because it is built to guide the bridge open at the correct height and not to support the load.
  • Page 11: Specifications

    4. Standard length for the Automatic Folding Ramp (AFR) is 41”. 5. Side-Off Platform (SOP) is available as an option on models less than 10,000 pounds capacity with a ‘B’ length platform or longer. Please consult Superior for specific needs.
  • Page 12: Models And Options

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 12 Customizing Options EZ Install Lifts (0001) Platform Stop (PLTS) Extended Bridge (EB) Step Bumper Protector (SBP) Lower Opening Bridge (LOB) Vertical Bumper Extenders (VBE) Minimum Opening Bridge (MOB) Light and Sign Communication Mast (LSC) Side-Off Platform (SOP –...
  • Page 13: Options

    Speed-Lift should the need arise. Superior provides a range of options to the standard lift which allow the client to customize the lift to meet individual application requirements. The more popular options are summarized...
  • Page 14 M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 14 Lower Opening Bridge (LOB) Used for locations where the Speed-Lift is positioned 6” or more above the truck approach grade/surrounding asphalt (please specify difference between truck grade approach and the level on which the Speed-Lift will be positioned).
  • Page 15 M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 15 Truck Bumpers Ramp End (TBRE) Adapts standard Speed-Lifts for stopping trucks with bumpers at the off-ramp end. Ramp Winch (RW) This heavy duty brake winch permits effortless lifting and lowering of the off-ramp on Speed-Lifts where it is useful for trucks to approach and load or unload from the off-ramp end.
  • Page 16: Speed-Lift Maintenance Guidelines - Every 6 Months

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 16 SPEED-LIFT MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES – EVERY 6 MONTHS It is the responsibility of every Speed-Lift owner to properly maintain their Speed-Lift(s). Use the following guidelines every six (6) months, or more frequently in extreme operating conditions or high volume operations.
  • Page 17: Operation Checks

    The working fluid used in the Speed-Lift is Dexron III/Mercon Automatic Transmission Fluid. Dextron ATF has proven to be a reliable working fluid and has been used in Superior Handling products since 1977. While many Speed-Lifts have never had their oil changed and are still operating satisfactorily, we recommend that the oil be changed at least every 10 years to flush out any contaminates and ensure many more years of trouble-free operation.
  • Page 18: Troubleshooting Analysis

    SPEED-LIFT SERVICE CHECKS WARNING!! To avoid personal injury, always use a qualified maintenance and repair person with professional training in electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical systems. Call Superior Handling Equipment at (800) 221-4339 with questions regarding your SPEED-LIFT. 6.1. Electrical Symptoms...
  • Page 19 M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 19 Electrical Symptom Causes Solutions Speed-Lift motor does not Unit not plugged into power. Plug into proper voltage and run when handle is moved to phase AC power with proper raise platform. amperage.
  • Page 20: Hydraulic Symptoms

    6.1 Electrical Symptoms) Bypass Valve is improperly If load is less than the Speed- Lift’s capacity, then contact adjusted. Superior Handling Equipment regarding Bypass Valve adjustment. Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 21: Mechanical Symptoms

    Bridge Wheel is not designed to support loads. It simply guides the bridge gently above truck floor or dock height. Contact Superior Handling Bridge is not resting against the Equipment for resolution. reservoir mounted wheel. Raising or lowering Speed-Lift...
  • Page 22: Applicable Documents

    Applicable Documents A list of applicable documents supporting this document is shown in Table 3.0 below. Table 7.0 – Applicable Documents Document Number Document Title Superior Handling Equipment Integrated Business Procedure Manual IBP-SHE-10000-4.0 Superior Handling Equipment Quality Policy IBP-SHE-10001-5.2 7.1. Acronyms Acronyms are included in Appendix A of this document.
  • Page 23: Appendix A - Acronyms

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 23 APPENDIX A – ACRONYMS Acronym Term Alternating Current Automatic Transmission Fluid Extended Bridge Energy Conservation System Engineering Easy Ft-lbs Foot-Pounds Ground Anchor Impact & Restraint System Horse Power Lower Opening Bridge Light Sign Communication Mast Lateral Track Mobility Manual...
  • Page 24: Appendix B - Parts List

    Weather Shield APPENDIX B – PARTS LIST For the most common replacement parts, please visit Superior Handling Equipment’s website at www.superiorlifts.com for latest pricing. Please contact Superior at (800) 221-4339 if the required part is not available through the website.
  • Page 25: Appendix C - Platform Locking Pin

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 25 APPENDIX C – PLATFORM LOCKING PIN Figure C.1 – Platform Locking Pin Instructions for engaging the mechanical stop to secure raised platform for cleaning underneath. 1. Raise empty platform to maximum height. 2.
  • Page 26: Appendix D - Warranty

    APPENDIX D – WARRANTY Limited Warranties; Disclaimer New Speed-Lifts (SL) (excluding Mobile Dock Lifts (MDL)) (the “Equipment”) carry an Express Limited Warranty from Superior Handling Equipment, LLC (“Seller”) that covers all material and workmanship of the mechanical parts of the Equipment furnished hereunder for a period of sixty (60) months with third party equipment and accessories warranted to the original manufacturer’s...
  • Page 27: Appendix E - Drawings

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 27 APPENDIX E – DRAWINGS Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 28: Figure E.1 - Speed-Lift Electrical System - Truck Approach View

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 28 Figure E.1 – Speed-Lift Electrical System – Truck Approach View Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 29: Figure E.2 - Speed-Lift Typical Electrical Control Box Schematic - 5 Hp, 230V Shown

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 29 Figure E.2 – Speed-Lift Typical Electrical Control Box Schematic – 5 HP, 230V Shown Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 30: Figure E.3 - Speed-Lift Electric Motor Wiring Schematic

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 30 Figure E.3 – Speed-Lift Electric Motor Wiring Schematic Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 31: Figure E.4 - Speed-Lift Hydraulic System - Truck Approach View

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 31 Figure E.4 – Speed-Lift Hydraulic System – Truck Approach View Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 32: Figure E.5 - Speed-Lift Hydraulic Schematic

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 32 Figure E.5 – Speed-Lift Hydraulic Schematic Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 33: Figure E.6 - Speed-Lift Mechanical System - Right Side View

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 33 Figure E.6 – Speed-Lift Mechanical System – Right Side View Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 34: Figure E.7 - Speed-Lift Mechanical System - Truck Approach View

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 34 Figure E.7 – Speed-Lift Mechanical System – Truck Approach View Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 35: Figure E.8 - Speed-Lift Lubrication Chart - Right Side View

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 35 Figure E.8 – Speed-Lift Lubrication Chart – Right Side View Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 36: Figure E.9 - Speed-Lift Lubrication Chart - Truck Approach View

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 36 Figure E.9 – Speed-Lift Lubrication Chart – Truck Approach View Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 37: Figure E.10 - Terminating Extension Cord

    M-ENG-10001 – Speed-Lift Owner’s Manual Doc. Rev.: E Page 37 Figure E.10 – Terminating Extension Cord Rev: E Effective as of: 02/24/22 M-ENG-10001 This document is uncontrolled once printed or transferred electronically. Updates must be requested.
  • Page 38 8 Aviator Way, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 (800) 221-4339 www.superiorlifts.com...

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