To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my GMG Scissor Lifts has a drive enable switch failure at startup?
If your GMG Scissor Lifts shows a drive enable switch failure at startup, it may be because the drive enable switch is on. Check the enable switch.
What to do if my GMG Scissor Lifts display shows low battery voltage?
If you see a low battery voltage warning on your GMG Scissor Lifts, it's likely the battery is discharged. The suggested solution is to charge the batteries.
What should I do if my GMG Scissor Lifts indicates an overload cutout fault?
If your GMG Scissor Lifts shows an overload cutout fault, especially in CE models, it means the platform is overloaded. You should reduce the platform load.
What to do if the weight reaches 99% of nominal value on GMG Scissor Lifts?
If the weight reaches 99% of the nominal value on your GMG Scissor Lifts, it indicates you're approaching maximum overload. Pay attention to the load.
What to do if my GMG Scissor Lifts has a joystick signal fault?
If your GMG Scissor Lifts is showing a joystick signal fault, it means the joystick is not centered. You should repair or replace the joystick.
What to check if my GMG Scissor Lifts shows a limit switch failure?
If your GMG Scissor Lifts indicates a limit switch failure, it could be due to the switch itself failing or an open circuit. Check the limit switch and look for any open circuits.
What causes a pothole protection switch failure in GMG Scissor Lifts?
A pothole protection switch failure in GMG Scissor Lifts can be due to the switch failing or an obstruction in the pothole linkage. Check the pothole switches and remove any obstructions.
What does it mean when my GMG Scissor Lifts displays 'undefined configuration code'?
An 'undefined configuration code' error on your GMG Scissor Lifts means there's an error in the machine configuration code setting. Set the configuration code correctly.
What should I check if my GMG Scissor Lifts has a down coil fault?
If your GMG Scissor Lifts reports a down coil fault, it could be caused by a coil fault or an open coil circuit. Check the coil and the wiring.
What should I check if my GMG Scissor Lifts has a reverse coil fault?
If your GMG Scissor Lifts reports a reverse coil fault, it could be caused by a coil fault or an open coil circuit. Check the coil and the wiring.
Explains symbols used for safety information, including danger, warning, caution, and notice.
Details risks and precautions related to electrical hazards and minimum safe approach distances.
Outlines risks and prevention measures for machine instability, including overload and uneven surfaces.
Describes dangers of striking objects or personnel during operation and movement.
Identifies major parts and their positions on the machine, such as platform, chassis, and lift cylinder.
Details the controls and functions available at the platform, including the control handle and emergency stop.
Describes the controls and functions at the base of the machine, including key switch and brake release.
Steps to perform before operating the machine, including inspections and system checks.
Tests to verify machine functions operate correctly before use, covering emergency stop, lift, and drive.
Guidance on driving, including determining slope grade and operating on inclines.
Procedures for safely ending operation, including shutdown steps and battery charging.
Operator tasks for daily checks and upkeep, as identified in the pre-start checklist.
Tasks for qualified technicians, including frequent and annual inspections and service.
Procedures and specifications for lubricating machine components, including fluid types and intervals.
Checklists for operators and technicians to ensure machine condition and proper function.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues when machine functions fail, checking power, connections, and controls.
Guidelines for preparing the machine for transport loading, ensuring safety and proper setup.
Steps for releasing brakes and preparing for towing or winching, including safety precautions.
Instructions for driving or winching the machine onto a transport vehicle, including forklift use.
Methods for properly securing the machine to a truck or trailer using chains or straps.
General| Brand | GMG |
|---|---|
| Model | 1530-ED |
| Category | Scissor Lifts |
| Language | English |
