How to troubleshoot if my Atlas Equipment Lifting Systems lift does not work?
If your Atlas Equipment Lifting Systems lift isn't working, first, ensure the unit has power. If not, restore power. Check if any electrical wires are disconnected and reconnect them if needed. Also, verify the circuit breaker and ensure it's the correct voltage. Finally, consider replacing the lift component.
What to do if my Atlas Equipment Lifting Systems lift does not raise?
If your Atlas Equipment Lifting Systems lift isn't raising, make sure it's not overloaded by checking the vehicle weight. Verify that the motor direction of rotation is correct by interchanging the two phases on the main switch. Ensure there's sufficient hydraulic oil in the power unit by adding more if needed. Check the UP button and its connections for proper operation, replacing it if faulty. Inspect the lowering valve for dirt; clean it, or replace it if it's faulty. Also, check the suction tube or pump filter for dirt and clean if necessary. Finally, bleed the hydraulic system to remove any air.
Why is the lifting capacity of my Atlas Equipment Lifting Systems not sufficient?
If your Atlas Equipment Lifting Systems lift has insufficient lifting capacity, examine the pump and replace it if necessary. Also, check the hydraulic circuit for any oil leakages.
General| Brand | Atlas Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | Garage Pro 8000 EXT |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Guidelines for proper use and maintenance of the operation manual.
Procedure to follow in the event of a machine malfunction.
Important safety precautions for lift operators.
General warnings regarding modifications, misuse, and parts.
Details and conditions of the product's warranty coverage.
Contact information for servicing and maintenance operations.
Description of the lift's packaging for shipping and handling.
Guidelines for safely loading, unloading, and transporting the lift.
Recommendations for storing and stacking lift packages.
Procedure for inspecting packages upon delivery for damages.
Key dimensions, capacity, and operational features of the lift.
Specifications for the electric motor powering the lift.
Specifications related to the hydraulic pump system.
Diagram and description of the hydraulic power unit components.
Recommended hydraulic oil specifications and change intervals.
Essential safety warnings and operator responsibilities.
Description of potential risks to personnel during operation.
Specific risks of crushing for personnel during lowering operations.
Causes and prevention of vehicle falling from the lift.
Hazards related to slipping due to oil or dirt spills.
Dangers associated with electricity, water, and solvent use.
Importance of adequate lighting for safe operation.
Potential component failure during operation and prevention.
Prohibitions against unauthorized persons near the lift.
Risks related to overloading and component breaking during lifting.
Criteria for selecting a suitable installation location for the lift.
Requirements and recommendations for the installation floor surface.
Determining the approach side and placement of the power-side runway.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the lift columns.
Procedure for connecting columns to the transverse beams.
Instructions for securing the runways to the transverse beams.
Guidance on correctly routing the steel cables through the lift structure.
Steps for mounting the power unit onto the column.
Instructions for connecting hydraulic hoses to the power unit and cylinder.
Procedure for assembling and ensuring the lift's safety lock system.
Steps for safely connecting the electrical power to the unit.
Instructions for filling the hydraulic oil and bleeding the system.
Ensuring runways are level side-to-side and front-to-rear.
Verifying uniform engagement of all four safety lock latches.
Instructions for installing accessories like pulley covers and ramps.
Optional steps for installing a caster kit for mobility.
Procedure for securely anchoring the lift columns to the floor.
Final checks and operational tests before the lift is put into service.
Performing essential checks on columns, electrical, and mechanical components.
Ensuring steel cables are correctly routed and tensioned.
Verifying the proper function of the safety lock engagement.
Checking oil levels and connections for proper hydraulic system function.
Performing operational checks with a vehicle load.
Identification and function of the lift's control buttons and levers.
Step-by-step procedure for lifting a vehicle onto the lift.
Procedure for safely positioning and securing the lift with a vehicle.
Step-by-step procedure for safely lowering a vehicle from the lift.
Instructions for moving the lift using the optional caster kit.
Routine cleaning and basic maintenance tasks for the lift.
Scheduled maintenance tasks performed daily, monthly, and annually.
Daily checks and maintenance tasks for the lift.
Monthly checks and maintenance tasks for the lift.
Guidelines for determining when wire ropes need replacement.
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