Maxon WL7 Manual de usuario

MP-04-02

REV. C

SEPTEMBER2005

WHEELCHAIR LIFT

MODEL NO. WL7

DRAFT

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

PATENTS PENDING

DOT-Public Use Lift

PATENTSPENDING

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ................................................................4

SAFETYSUMMARY ...........................................................4

DAILYPRE-OPERATION&OPERATIONCHECKLIST .......6

MAINTENANCESCHEDULE ..............................................7

LIFTCOMPONENTS & TERMINOLOGY ..........................8

DECALSAND DECALPLACEMENT ..............................10

ANTI-SLIP& SAFETY STRIPING ....................................13

OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS ..........................................15

ENTER VEHICLE............................................................15

EXITVEHICLE ................................................................17

STOWLIFTFROMVEHICLEFLOOR .............................19

STOWLIFTFROM GROUND LEVEL .............................19

MANUALPUMPOPERATION..........................................21

LOADING& UNLOADINGOCCUPANT ..........................21

PATENTS PENDING

INTRODUCTION SAFETY SUMMARY

1. This Wheelchair Lift is intended for Commercial

Use and to be operated by anAttendant. Do Not

attempt to ride Lift without the assistance of an

Attendant.

2. Incorrect operation of this Lift can result in serious

personal injury. Comply with the WARNINGS and

Lift operating instructions in this manual. Do not

allow untrained persons to operate the Lift. If you

need to replace an Operator’s Manual, additional

copies are available from:

MAXON Lift Corp.

11921 Slauson Ave

Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670

(800) 227-4116

3. Do not exceed rated load capacity of Lift which is

800 lbs. (364 kg).

This manual contains safety information and operating

instructions for the Maxon Wheelchair and Standing

Occupant Lift. Read and understand the WARNINGS,

SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS, and operating instructions

in this manual, before operating the Lift.

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8. Always operate the Lift with the vehicle emergency

brake set and vehicle parked on Level ground.

Operating Lift without emergency brake set or

parked on an incline may create a hazard for

occupant and attendant.

9. Comply with all attached instruction decals and

warning decals.

10.Above all, USE GOOD COMMON SENSE when

operating this Lift.

11. Do not move vehicle when door is open.

ADDITIONAL SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS

1. When using the Lift, wheelchair may face outboard

or inboard. If possible, position the wheelchair with

occupant facing outboard.

2. An ambulatory (standing) occupant may face

outboardorinboard. Ifpossible,positionambula-

tory occupant on the Lift, facing the direction of

travel(face vehicle when enteringorface away

whenexiting),and holding on the handrails.

4. Do not allow any part of your body, or the Lift

occupant’s body, to be placed under, within, or

around any portion of the moving Lift or its mecha-

nisms, or in a position that would trap them be-

tween the platform and the ground (or vehicle)

when Lift is operated.

5. Consider the safety and location of bystanders and

location of nearby objects when operating the Lift.

Stand to one side of platform while operating the

Lift. Be certain that the area the Lift will move

through during operation is clear of all obstacles.

6. Fasten Occupant Restraint Belt Before Operating

Lift,but never tighten the belt. Leave a minimum of

3” - 4” slack in the belt. Lift will not operate correctly

and may become a hazard if belt is tight.

7. If Lift is not operated for several days or more it

may need to be repressurized. Use manual pump

to pressurize the system before operating the Lift

again. Low hydraulic pressure may cause Lift to

operate incorrectly and become a hazard.

PATENTS PENDING

If the Lift is dirty, clean it.

DAILY PRE-OPERATION & OPERATION CHECKLIST

NOTE:PRE-OPERATION and OPERATION CHECKS

should be performed by the Lift Operator.

Use Lift operating instructions in this manual to

UNFOLD, LOWER, RAISE, and FOLD platform.

Make sure the Lift responds properly to hand

control switches.

Listen for unusual noises while the Lift oper-

ates.

Watch for uneven movement of the Lift arms,

platform, and inboard and outboard rollstops.

PRE-OPERATION CHECKS

Park vehicle on level ground, shift vehicle

transmission to PARK, and set vehicle emergency

brake before doing the following checks..

Visually check Lift for bent or broken parts, or for

hydraulicfluidaroundbase.Havehydraulicfluidleaks,

andthefluidlevel in reservoir, checked by a qualified

technician.

Checkfor hydraulic fluid leaking from cylinders. Lift

may be operated if cylinders are “weeping” a light film

ofhydraulic fluid. If hydraulic fluid drips from either

cylinder, have it checked by a qualified technician.

Make sure the ON/OFF switch on the Pump Cover

is turned ON. If indicator on the switch is illumi-

nated, Lift has power to operate.

Check that all Decals are in place, undamaged, and

legible(see DECALS pages).

NOTE: If any of the OPERATION CHECKS have

incorrect indications, discontinue operat-

ing Lift until repairs are performed by a

qualified technician.

NOTE: If any of the PRE-OPERATION CHECKS

have incorrect indications, do not operate

the Lift until repairs are performed by a

qualified technician.

Check that all anti-slip and safety striping is in place

(seeANTI-SLIP & SAFETY STRIPING pages).

OPERATION CHECKS

Operate the Lift through one full cycle to do

the following checks.

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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

NOTE: Only a qualified technician should do the sched-

uledmaintenance on this page and confirm

compliance with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety

Standard 403. For the compliance checks, refer

tothe COMPLETED LIFT INSTALLATION

CHECKLIST inInstallation Manual MP-04-01.

NOTE: TheLiftController counts the number of cycles &

liftsoverthelifetimeoftheLift.OneCYCLE is

counted each time the Lift is unfolded from the

stowedposition to floor level, loweredtothe ground,

raised to floor level, and then stowed. One LIFT is

counted each time the Lift is lowered from floor

levelto the ground, and raised back to floorlevel.

ReadtheLIFTS and CYCLES counts from the Lift

Controllerdisplay window periodically so youknow

when to do the maintenance checks listed below.

Check that all Decals are in place, undamaged, and

legible (see DECALS pages).

EVERY500 LIFTS

Visually check the Lift for bent, broken, or worn out parts,

and broken welds.

Check the electrical wiring for worn insulation, and the

terminals for corrosion and secure fit. Apply dielectric

grease to connections if needed.

Check for loose fasteners (nuts, bolts, screws & rivets).

Also, check cotter pins, clevis pins, retaining ring pins &

retaining rings for noticeable wear and damage.

Check that all anti-slip and safety striping is in place and

undamaged(see ANTI-SLIP & SAFETY STRIPING pages).

Replace both latch Solenoids P/N 266955-01

EVERY2500 CYCLES

Check the Inboard Rollstop Actuator Assembly wiring

connections, routing, and condition from Actuator to

Controller. Repair if needed.

EVERY3000 LIFTS

Check the large bearing on slider-end of Actuator. If

bearing looks worn at first inspection, remove and reinstall

bearing with the ends reversed. Replace bearing P/N

266545-03, if follow-on inspections reveal more wear.

EVERY5000 LIFTS

Replace both Platform light bulbs P/N 906475-01.

Check both Hydraulic Cylinders for leaks. If a film of

hydraulic fluid is visible on cylinder seals Lift can still be

operated. However, if fluid is dripping from the cylinders,

replace them.

EVERY10000 LIFTS

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LIFT COMPONENTS & TERMINOLOGY

INBOARD

LEFT OUTBOARD

LIFT COMPONENTS (SEE TABLE 9-1)

FIG.8-1

11 1

RIGHT

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TABLE9-1

ITEM NAME DESCRIPTION

1. THRESHHOLD PLATE Component thatbridges the entryway, through

the Lift, into the vehicle. Detects if that portion of

Lift is occupied during "UP/DOWN" operation

betweenvehicle floor and the ground.

2. OUTBOARD ROLLSTOP Barrier to prevent the Wheelchair from rolling off

ofthe Platform.Also provides entry/exit ramp for

Platform on the ground.

3. SEAT BELT Belt that acts as anadditional barrier to keep the

Wheelchair or ambulatoryoccupant on the

Platform. Belt must be fastened for Lift to

erate.

4. PLATFORM Contains the Wheelchair and Occupant during

"UP/DOWN" operation betweenvehicle floor and

the ground.

5. HANDRAILS (Left/Right) Provides a hand hold for the Lift

Occupant.

6. INBOARD ROLLSTOP Barrier to prevent the Wheelchair from rolling off

inboard side ofPlatform.Also, provides bridge

between Platform and Threshhold.

7. ELECTRICAL ACTUATOR Raises/lowers Inboard Rollstop.

ITEM NAME DESCRIPTION

8. HYDRAULIC CYLINDER (Left/Right) Telescopingsteeltube and rod,

pressurized by hydraulic fluid, that folds and

unfolds the Lift and moves the Lift up and down.

9. HYDRAULIC POWER UNIT

(COVERIS SHOWN) Contains motorized hydraulic pump,manually

operated backup pump, fluid lines, and controls

to operate the hydraulic cylinders.

10. LIFT CONTROLLER Electronic device that controls and monitors Lift

operationand the interlock connectionwiththe

vehicle.

11. BASE Structure that secures Liftto the vehicle floor.

12. THRESHHOLD WARNING

BEACON Flashing red light indicates Threshhold is

occupied bya personor objectduring

"UP/DOWN" operation between vehicle floor

and the ground.

13. THRESHHOLD WARNING

ALARM Audible alarm sounds when Threshhold is

occupied bya personor objectduring

"UP/DOWN" operation between vehicle floor

and the ground.

PATENTS PENDING

All WARNING, CAUTION, and OPERATION decals

provided with Wheelchair Lift must always be in place on

the Lift and must always be legible. If decals are missing

or illegible, get free replacement decals from:

MAXON Lift Corp. - Customer Service

11921 Slauson Ave., Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670

Phone: (800) 227-4116 FAX: (888) 771-7713

E-mail: [email protected]

DECALS AND DECAL PLACEMENT

DECAL “H”

DECAL“N”

DECAL

“E”

DECAL “G”

DECAL“J”

DECAL “I”

DECAL“N”

DISPLAY

OVERLAY

DECAL “A”

DECAL “D”

DECAL “F”

DECAL “K”

DECAL “B”

SERIALPLATE

DECAL “L”

DECAL “C”

DECAL “M”

DECAL “O”

DECAL “P”

SERIAL

PLATE

DECAL (ALARM)

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