SP-7XE/F Full-Rise Scissor Lift 43 P/N 5900010 — Rev. B3 — September 2023
3. Position the Outer Hose Covers between the Console and the nearest Frame Assembly, making
sure to cover the Hydraulic Hoses and Air Line, and then secure it to the Console Base and Frame
Base using four more M6 Hex Head Bolts, M6 Washers, and M6 Nuts.
Electrical and Thermal Disconnect and Facility Power
The Power Unit requires no assembly. Attach the Power Unit to the back of the Console (described in
Set Up the Console and Attach the Power Unit) and then an Electrician will make the
connections, described in this section.
The Standard Power Unit for your Lift is 208-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1 phase.
⚠ DANGER A licensed Electrician must perform all wiring. Do not perform any maintenance or
installation on the lift without first verifying that main electrical power has been
disconnected from the lift, locked out or tagged out and cannot be re-energized
until all procedures are complete.
The Power Unit has multiple connections:
• Hydraulic Hoses. The Lift has two. They both connect to the Power Unit on one of its two
Hydraulic Power Out Ports. They should already be connected.
• Refer to Connect the Hydraulic Hoses for full details.
• Console Buttons. Power Unit controls connect to the top of the Console enabling the Raise
and Lower buttons. The Safety Lock Release is also on the top of the Console, but it is not
connected to the Power Unit.
• Power Source. The Power Unit connects to an appropriate, incoming power source. A licensed
Electrician is required to make this connection.
To connect the Power Unit to Electrical Power:
1. The Electrician will route and protect wiring from the facility power to the Lift Console, in
accordance with national, state, and local electrical codes.
2. Remove the Console Top if it is currently in place.
3. For the Control Buttons on the Console, the wiring is connected to the appropriate Button at the
factory. Simply connect them mechanically to the Console Top.
4. The Electrician will install a Power Disconnect Switch.
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