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Autostacker™ Parking Lift 62 P/N 5900248Rev. B May 2021
The following graphics show the Controls for a standard Autostacker and the Controls for each Lift in a
Multi-Lift configuration.
The Controls for a
single
Autostacker:
The Controls for
multiple
Autostackers (one per Lift):
Multi-Autostacker Maintenance
In addition to the steps outlined in the maintenance section for a single-Lift configuration, there are a
few extra things to look for:
Daily. Make sure the electrical connections are covered and protected from all sources of
moisture.
Monthly. Make sure the Master Power Unit and Reservoir are contaminant-free; if there is debris
in the system, the Lift(s) may not work correctly. Use air or a wire brush to remove debris from the
Power Unit components (for example: the Lowering Valve, which is a component inside the Master
Power Unit).
Monthly. Raise each Lift to the top Safety Lock and then lower back to the ground, to make sure
the Lifts are working normally.
Every two months. Check the Control Stand Bolts to make sure they are tight; secure any
loose Bolts.
Yearly. Have a licensed, certified Electrician come to your site to check all electrical connections.
DANGER Before performing
any
maintenance on your Autostacker, make sure it is
completely disconnected from power
. If your organization uses
Lockout/Tagout policies, make sure to implement them after connecting to a power
source.
For more information about maintaining your Autostacker, see Maintenance and Outdoor Usage.