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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 Scissor Lifts?
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 Scissor Lifts?
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 JCPT0607DCS 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 | JCPT0607DCS |
| Category | Scissor Lifts |
| Language | English |
Warns about electrical contact risks and safe distances from power lines.
Details platform capacity limits and risks of tipping due to load or surface.
Guidelines for safe operation in the work environment, including wind and surfaces.
Safety measures for preventing falls from the platform, including harness use.
Warnings about pinch points and safe hand placement near moving parts.
Precautions against collisions with objects or personnel due to limited sight.
Safety measures for flammable or explosive environments.
Importance and purpose of the pre-operation check before use.
Identifying and avoiding hazards in the operating environment.
Step-by-step instructions for verifying machine functions.
Procedures for emergency shutdown and platform descent.
