What to do if 3 LED lamps blink four times simultaneously on DINGLI JCPT DCS Scissor Lifts?
If the 3 LED lamps on your DINGLI Scissor Lifts charger blink four times simultaneously, it indicates that the output current exceeds a limit. No action is needed; the charger will correct itself and restart automatically.
What to do if 3 LED lamps blink three times simultaneously on DINGLI JCPT DCS?
If the 3 LED lamps on your DINGLI Scissor Lifts blink three times simultaneously, it means the internal temperature of the charger is too high. No action is needed; the charger will restart when the temperature decreases.
What to do if 3 LED lamps blink twice simultaneously on DINGLI JCPT DCS?
If the 3 LED lamps on your DINGLI Scissor Lifts blink twice simultaneously, it indicates that the input voltage is out of range. Check the AC input to ensure it is neither too high nor too low.
What to do if 3 LED lamps blink once simultaneously on DINGLI Scissor Lifts?
If the 3 LED lamps on your DINGLI Scissor Lifts blink once simultaneously, it could be due to the output voltage being over the limit, or the output being open, shorted, or having reversed terminals. Check the connection from the battery to the charger.
How to troubleshoot when no LED is working on DINGLI Scissor Lifts?
If no LED is working on your DINGLI Scissor Lifts, check the input voltage. If the input voltage is good, the charger should be replaced.
General| Brand | DINGLI |
|---|---|
| Model | JCPT DCS Series |
| Category | Scissor Lifts |
| Language | English |
Introduces the platform control panel and its components.
Explains operation of lift, drive, steering, and enable switches.
Details functions of horn, lift/drive select, speed, LED, and emergency stop buttons.
Outlines visual checks of machine, fluids, components, and general condition.
Guides inspection of the work area for hazards and safe operation.
Step-by-step guide for testing all machine functions.
Procedures for adjusting lift, drive, and steering speeds.
Guides PCU option selection, LMI, anti-pinch, and model settings.
Covers ECU display, menu navigation, and calibration procedures.
Details ECU, angle sensor, motor controller, pump motor, and charger.
Describes pressure sensor, pothole switch, battery, motor, and manifold.
Explains the function of the beacon light.
Diagram of the main electrical harness connections.
Comprehensive wiring schematics for various circuits.
Diagram of the main hydraulic system components and flow.
Illustrates the hydraulic pump and function valve block.
Comprehensive list of fault codes and their impact on machine functions.
Provides diagnostic steps for specific fault codes.
Procedures for changing hydraulic oil and related checks.
Covers battery cleaning, connections, and slider/spout greasing.
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