Harmar Mobility AL055 Installation Manual & Owner's Manual
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AL200 Manual Rotation Lift
Congratulations on your new lift purchase. The Universal Inside Lift line is one of the easiest and most trouble free
ways to transport your scooter or power chair. This manual is written to be used both as an installation guide as well
as an operation guide for the end user. Please read the manual thoroughly BEFORE attempting any installation, ad-
justment or use of the lift.
Both installers and operators should familiarize themselves with this entire manual.
The manual will be divided into the following sections for easy reference;
Section 1 - Unpacking the Lift
Section 2 - Vehicle Preparation
Section 3 - Wiring the Vehicle
Section 4 - AL200 Installation & Operation
Section 5 - AL400 Installation & Operation
Section 6 - AL055 Installation & Operation
Section 7 - Safety & Maintenance
If you have any questions or comments concerning the installation or operation of your scooter lift, please contact
your local distributor for additional technical information. Only authorized dealers should install this lift.
Caution: Some scooters and power chairs may be unsuitable for transport in or on a motor
vehicle. Please contact the manufacturer of your mobility device to determine its transportability.
Inside Style Lift
AL200 / AL400 / AL055
AL400 Fully Powered Lift
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AL055 Economy Lift
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Summary of Contents for Harmar Mobility AL055
- Page 1 Section 4 - AL200 Installation & Operation Section 5 - AL400 Installation & Operation Section 6 - AL055 Installation & Operation Section 7 - Safety & Maintenance If you have any questions or comments concerning the installation or operation of your scooter lift, please contact your local distributor for additional technical information.
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Page 2: Section 1 - Unpacking The Lift
Vehicle Wiring Harness (# 7) Hand Control (#8) 3 - Installation Washers Required Fasteners Black zip ties Figure 1.3 AL055 Economy Lift Package Check List #4,5,6 Lifting Arm (# 1) Post (# 2) Base (# 3) Strap & Hook Assembly (# 4,5,6) Figure 1.2... -
Page 3: Section 2 - Vehicle Preparation
If there is 30” of headroom and room for the scooter or chair in the vehicle, then our lift should be able to be installed and operate properly. (The AL055 requires 37”... - Page 4 Installing the Vehicle Wiring Harness Important Note: IMPROPER WIRING IS THE #1 CAUSE OF PROBLEMS IN THE OPERATION OF A VEHICLE LIFT. FOLLOW THE WIRING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY Located in the hardware package is the vehicle wiring harness. The harness is manufactured to, and complies with the SAE J1128 requirements.
- Page 6 Section 4 - Installing the AL200 Lift • You should have established a mounting position for the lift during the “trial fit” as described in Section #2 of this manual. If not, it is recommended that you go through that procedure. •...
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Page 7: Operational Guidelines
Section 4 - Operating the AL200 Lift Trunk Applications: Operational Guidelines: • Inspect the Lifting Strap prior to each use. Contact your distributor if it shows signs of wear or fraying. • Do not operate this lift until you dealer has satisfactorily instructed you in the proper operation of this lift. •... - Page 8 Section 4 - Operating the AL200 Lift continued Trunk Applications • If preparations needed to be made to secure the scooter or chair for transport, such as parking brakes or wheel chocks, do these now. Dealers should instruct operators on how, if necessary, to secure the scooter or chair for transport.
- Page 9 Section 4 - Operating the AL200 Lift Enclosed Vehicle Applications: Operational Guidelines: • Inspect the Lifting Strap prior to each use. Contact your distributor if it shows signs of wear or fraying. • Do not operate this lift until you dealer has satisfactorily instructed you in the proper operation of this lift. •...
- Page 10 Section 4 - Operating the AL200 Lift continued Enclosed Vehicle Applications Unloading Your Scooter or Power Chair —Enclosed Vehicle Applications • Undo any preparations made to secure the scooter or power chair for transport. • Raise the scooter or chair by pressing the UP button on the Hand Control until the tires are high enough to clear the highest obstacle, usually the door sill or tailgate.
- Page 12 Section 5 - Installing the AL400 Fully Powered Lift • You should have established a mounting position for the lift during the “trial fit” as described in Section #2 of this manual. If not, it is recommended that you go through that procedure. Note: The Base should be mounted as far to the rear corner of the vehicle as possible in most rear mount applications.
- Page 13 Section 5 - Installing the AL400 Continued IMPORTANT! Make sure that the Post is seated completely down into the white Power Base bushing. If there is any wobble to the post, rotate it in the base bushing until it drops completely onto the pin located in the bottom of the base unit.
- Page 14 Section 5 - Operating the AL400 Lift Operational Guidelines: • Inspect the Lifting Strap prior to each use. Contact your distributor if it shows signs of wear or fraying. • Do not operate this lift until you dealer has satisfactorily instructed you in the proper operation of this lift. •...
- Page 15 Section 5 - Operating the AL400 Lift continued Unloading Your Scooter or Power Chair • Undo any preparations made to secure the scooter or power chair for transport. • Raise the scooter or chair by pressing the UP button on the Hand Control until the tires are high enough to clear the highest obstacle, usually the door sill or tailgate.
- Page 17 Section 6 - Installing the AL055 Economy Lift • You should have established a mounting position for the lift during the “trial fit” as described in Section #2 of this manual. If not, it is recommended that you go through that procedure.
- Page 18 Section 6 - Operating the AL055 Economy Lift Trunk Applications: Operational Guidelines: • Inspect the Lifting Strap prior to each use. Contact your distributor if it shows signs of wear or fraying. • Do not operate this lift until you dealer has satisfactorily instructed you in the proper operation of this lift.
- Page 19 Section 6 - Operating the AL055 Lift continued Trunk Applications: • If preparations needed to be made to secure the scooter or chair for transport, such as parking brakes or wheel chocks, do these now. Dealers should instruct operators on how, if necessary, to secure the scooter or chair for transport.
- Page 20 Section 6 - Operating the AL055 Lift continued Enclosed Vehicle Applications: Operational Guidelines: • Inspect the Lifting Strap prior to each use. Contact your distributor if it shows signs of wear or fraying. • Do not operate this lift until you dealer has satisfactorily instructed you in the proper operation of this lift.
- Page 21 Section 6 - Operating the Lift continued Enclosed Vehicle Applications: Unloading Your Scooter—Enclosed Vehicle Applications • Undo any preparations made to secure the scooter or power chair for transport. • Raise the scooter or chair by pressing the UP button on the Hand Control until the tires are high enough to clear the highest obstacle, usually the door sill or tailgate.
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Page 23: Section 7 - Safety & Maintenance
Section 7 - Safety & Maintenance SAFETY: • Caution: Do not operate this lift until your dealer has satisfactorily instructed you in the proper operation of the lift. • Your Harmar Inside Lift has been engineered and designed for years of trouble free use. Although, with every- day use, some parts may become loose or worn. -
Page 24: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING: PROBLEM: The lift will not operate or operates slowly. Possible Causes: Bad Ground—Verify the ground end of the Vehicle Harness is touching the vehicle frame in an area that is free of paint and corrosion. If the lift does not have a good ground, the motor will not run under full power and will affect the lifting capacity and the speed in which it operates.