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General| Brand | Dannmar Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | Max Jax |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Details the warranty period for lift structure and components.
Identifies Dannmar Inc. as the warrantor.
Specifies the original purchaser as the warranty recipient.
States coverage for any Dannmar MaxJax lift system.
Manufacturer defects due to material and workmanship.
Lists exclusions like incidental loss, abuse, normal wear, etc.
Outlines warrantor's duty to repair or replace defective parts.
Details purchaser's duties like providing proof and shipping.
Explains scheduling and service based on workflow and parts availability.
Emphasizes reading the manual and trained installation.
Explains hazard symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION.
Adhere to all provided instructions for safe use.
Comply with all local, state, and federal regulations.
Verify lift operates correctly before use.
Keep safety instructions available for all operators.
Ensure operators are properly trained and supervised.
Operate only with all parts in place and functioning safely.
Conduct regular inspections and perform required maintenance.
Use only authorized or approved parts for service.
Maintain manual and decals on unit for visibility.
Instructions for inspecting shipments for damage upon receipt.
Procedure for reporting hidden damage to the carrier promptly.
Emphasizes timely claim filing with the carrier.
Agreement on inspecting site and concrete for integrity.
Acknowledges the need for a level floor for installation.
Owner's responsibility for questionable floor slope.
Agreement on fastener standards and regional codes.
Assumes responsibility for floor condition.
Confirms lift is for indoor use only.
PPE enhances safety during installation and operation.
Recommends durable clothing and steel-toe shoes.
Essential eye protection like safety glasses or face shields.
Suggests back belts for support and hearing protection if needed.
Initial steps for unpacking and preparation.
Critical safety rules to read and understand before operation.
Detailed safety rules covering hazards, operation, and maintenance.
Tools for drilling concrete anchors.
Various wrench and socket sets for assembly.
Tools for ensuring accurate placement and leveling.
Criteria for choosing the installation site.
Ensuring the area is clear of overhead hazards.
Inspecting concrete for cracks and defects.
Specifies the recommended operating temperature range.
Reiterates that the lift is for indoor use only.
Mandates installation on a solid, level concrete floor.
Details required concrete thickness and PSI rating.
Lists major components included in the shipment.
Details small hardware and fittings found in bags.
Lists components typically found in the main parts box.
Lists parts for the optional motorcycle adapter.
Securing the power unit and pad to the cart.
Connecting the flow divider to the power unit cart.
Installing pipe fittings onto the flow divider.
Connecting quick disconnect fittings with Teflon tape.
Installing the 90-degree O-ring fitting on the power unit.
Connecting the hydraulic hose to the power unit.
Attaching fittings to the hydraulic cylinders.
Positioning columns and carriages for cylinder installation.
Guiding cylinders through carriage plates.
Placing cylinder fittings through column access holes.
Securing columns with tie bars.
Selecting lift position based on vehicles and shop space.
Using chalk lines to mark post locations accurately.
Marking column outlines using base plates as templates.
Verifying all measurements and ensuring the layout is square.
Verifying alignment before drilling anchor holes.
Drilling the initial pilot hole for anchors.
Creating the main hole for the drop anchor.
Removing dust and debris after drilling.
Partially inserting the anchor bolt.
Seating the anchor bolt assembly in the concrete.
Aligning the column base plate with the anchor.
Securing the column to the floor with anchor bolts.
Drilling additional holes for column stability.
Repeating the anchoring procedure for remaining holes.
Using shims to ensure columns are plumb.
Final tightening of anchor bolts to secure the base plate.
Checking and ensuring lift arms are level before operation.
Connecting fittings to cylinder rear ports.
Attaching female fittings to hose ends.
Ensuring all connections are properly tightened.
Placing the power unit stand relative to the vehicle.
Attaching hoses to the base of each cylinder.
Connecting hoses to the upper fittings on the flow divider.
Positioning the lift arm onto the lift head.
Securing the lift arm with pins.
Adding hydraulic fluid to the reservoir.
Plugging the lift into a dedicated circuit.
Lubricating column slide surfaces for smooth operation.
Taking out safety bars before initial operation.
Running the power unit and checking for leaks.
Initial partial lift to check function.
Raising the lift to a specific height for checks.
Adjusting arm restraints for proper gear meshing.
A checklist of critical post-installation items.
Releasing trapped air from hydraulic cylinders.
Running the system to expel air.
Repeating the bleeding process for thoroughness.
Ensuring the lift lowers fully and evenly.
Attaching foot guards to lift arm assemblies.
Procedure for safely raising the lift with a vehicle.
Procedure for safely lowering the lift.
Routine checks performed weekly.
Routine checks performed monthly.
Detailed steps for safely raising the vehicle.
Detailed steps for safely lowering the vehicle.
Essential monthly checks for lift integrity.
Key areas for operator training.
Important considerations for safe lift operation.
Operator must remain attentive during lift movement.
Maintain safe distance during lifting/lowering.
Keep clear of the lift during operation.
Always engage safety locks before working.
Operate the lift as intended by the manufacturer.
Maintain awareness and check for damaged components.
Releasing hydraulic pressure before removal.
Safely disconnecting electrical and hydraulic connections.
Managing hydraulic fluid spills during disassembly.
Detaching the lift arms.
Unfastening anchors and preparing columns for storage.
Preparing the site for reassembly.
Cleaning anchor holes with compressed air.
Checking anchors and concrete for defects before re-installing.
Aligning base plates and re-leveling with shims.
Securing the lift with anchor bolts.
Referencing earlier steps for reassembly.
Final checklist after re-installation.
Positioning arms to prepare for adapter attachment.
Placing motorcycle adapters onto the lift arms.
Disconnecting hoses for adapter installation.
Modifying the flow control valve for single column use.
Connecting one hose for single column operation.
Lists potential reasons why the lift won't raise.
Provides solutions for identified causes.
Lists potential reasons for the motor not running.
Provides solutions for motor operation problems.
Lists potential reasons for slow or no lowering.
Provides solutions for lowering issues.
Lists potential reasons for failure to lift a loaded vehicle.
Provides solutions for lifting loaded vehicles.
