XPR-9 Series Two-Post Lifts
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P/N 5900371 — Rev. D2 — May 2023
About Safety Locks
Your Lift has multiple Safety Lock positions, allowing you to lock the Lift at the best height for what you
need to do.
A Safety Lock position is defined as when the Lift is engaged on both of the Lift’s Safety Locks at the
same height on both Posts.
Important: Always make sure both Safety Locks are engaged at the same height on both Posts.
You do not want the Lift engaged on Safety Locks of two different heights or the Safety
Lock on one Post engaged but the Safety Lock on the other Post not engaged.
Safety Lock positions are created by the Safety Lock Weldments, which are on the back of each Lift
Head. Safety Lock Weldments hit the Safety Locks and then move past them as the Lift Heads rise.
Drawing not to scale. Components removed for clarity. Posts not shown for clarity. Offside Safety Lock
not shown.
As they move past the Safety Locks, the Weldments push the Safety Lock and the Safety Lock
Release Handle down (the Safety Lock Release Handle is found on the Power Side Post only). When
the Weldment is completely past the Safety Locks, the Safety Locks clank back into position between
Weldments. This happens each time Safety Locks are passed, so you will generally be hearing multiple
clanks as the Lift rises and lowers.
To engage the Lift on a Safety Lock position, wait until the Vehicle reaches the desired height for the
work you are going to do, then listen for the clank as the Weldments pass the next Safety Lock
position. When you hear the Safety Lock clank, release the Up Button, and then hold down the
Lowering Handle (on the front of the Power Unit) for a second or two to back the Weldments down
onto the just-passed Safety Locks; do not hold down the Safety Lock Release Handle.
⚠ WARNING Only leave the Lift either fully lowered or engaged on Safety Locks. If you leave
the Lift raised but not engaged on Safety Locks, the Vehicle is not
secure. It could fall, possibly damaging the Vehicle, the Lift, and injuring anyone
under the Vehicle.
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