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If your Hailo Lifting System's service lift doesn't start and the error indicator light is permanently red, it could be due to a travel command being given when the service lift was switched on, or a defective control panel. Cancel the travel command. If necessary, check all control panels. Restart the controller (reset).
What to do if Hailo TOPlift L+ service lift does not start and error indicator light flashes red rapidly?
If your Hailo Lifting System's service lift does not start and the error indicator light flashes red rapidly, the switch for emergency unlocking of the shutter or sliding door may have been actuated or is defective. Ensure the emergency unlocking switch is locked and restart the control (reset).
What to do if the Hailo Lifting Systems service lift does not start and the error light flashes red?
If your Hailo Lifting System's service lift doesn't start and the error indicator light flashes red, several issues could be the cause: * An emergency stop button may have been pressed. Check the emergency stop buttons on the service lift and in the tower, and pull out any actuated emergency stop buttons. * A railing door or interlocking might be open. Ensure all railing doors on the platforms are closed and that the respective interlocks are secured. * The ladder door (if fitted) or the shutter or sliding door could be open. Make sure these are fully closed. * The service lift may be overloaded. Reduce the payload to within the specified limits. * The engine temperature might be too high. Allow the engine to cool down. * The rotating field on the control may not be correctly ...
Defines the scope and contents of the technical documentation.
Explains the classification and meaning of warning symbols.
Information on compliance with directives and regulations.
Details warranty coverage and liability limitations.
Outlines the responsibilities of the operating company.
Defines the correct and intended use of the service lift.
Lists common scenarios of foreseeable misuse.
Lists remaining risks and necessary protective measures.
Key safety instructions for safe operation and maintenance.
Precautions against falling risks.
Safety aspects related to the lift's equipment.
Safety information regarding electrical voltage.
Safety precautions within the WTG environment.
Requirement for at least two qualified persons.
Hazards associated with crushing and impact.
Risks and precautions related to falling objects.
Risks and prevention of slipping and stumbling.
Hazards related to entanglement.
Restrictions for individuals with defibrillators.
Prohibition of unauthorized access.
Safety rule regarding fire.
Guidance on selection and use of PPE.
Requirements for fall protection equipment.
Importance of communication devices.
Importance of wearing a helmet.
Importance of wearing safety footwear.
Importance of wearing safety gloves.
Identifies and explains various warning labels and their locations.
Safety regulations and rules of conduct.
Information about manufacturer services.
Warning about electrical voltage.
Specific warning for manual descent.
Notice regarding attachment points and load capacity.
Marks required stop position for platform doors.
Notice indicating the service lift is out of order.
Warning about the danger of falling.
Warning about entrapment or entanglement.
Warning about crushing and collision.
Warning about radiation at electrical components.
Notice regarding an earth connection.
Details found on the service lift's type plate.
Specifications on dimensions and weight for different models.
Details operating and storage ambient conditions.
Technical data for electrical components.
Technical specifications for the fall arrester.
Technical specifications for the rope hoist.
Power factor and sound pressure level data.
Information on the safety device.
Technical details for support and safety rope types.
Illustrates and lists the main components of the service lift.
Lists the safety equipment integrated into the service lift.
Details safety equipment available as optional extras.
Step-by-step guide for daily checks before operation.
How to inspect seals on the switch cabinet and overload setting.
Procedures for documenting the daily check results.
Instructions for the daily inspection of the rope hoist.
Procedures for testing the rope hoist.
How to perform a functional test of the service brake.
Instructions for the daily inspection of the fall arrester.
Visual checks for the fall arrester.
How to manually trigger the fall arrester.
Procedure for load testing the fall arrester.
How the fall arrester triggers due to overspeed.
Testing fall arrester trigger with rope pull rod.
How to check the centrifugal force mechanism.
How to document the daily check results in the logbook.
Details the control and operating elements of the service lift.
Description of the control panel located inside the service lift cabin.
Explains indicator lights and operating buttons.
How to set the selector switch for platform selection.
How to use the buttons for ascent and descent.
Operation of the main switch as an emergency stop.
Step-by-step guide for manual operation inside the cabin.
Description of the external control panel.
Guide to automatic operation using the external panel.
How to initiate automatic drive.
How to stop automatic travel at intermediate platforms.
Explanation of the optional display symbols and their meanings.
Explains various display symbols and their functions.
Indicates status of doors, travel limits, and safety switches.
Details the optional call function for requesting the lift.
Explains the optional emergency descent switch.
Explains the optional emergency control device.
Detailed information about the fall arrester.
How to manually trigger the fall arrester.
Procedure for opening the fall arrester.
How to inspect the centrifugal force mechanism.
Detailed information about the rope hoist.
Procedures for emergency manual descent.
Specific guidance for emergency manual descent.
Procedure for manual ascent.
How to perform manual ascent using the handwheel.
Information and procedures for the overload limit.
Steps to take when the overload limit is triggered.
Guidelines for safe entry and exit.
Details on railing doors and their interlocking mechanisms.
Explains the electric interlocking function.
How to open and close the railing door.
Explains the mechanical interlocking function.
How to open the railing door with mechanical interlocking.
How to close the mechanical interlocking.
Details the shutter door and its lock mechanism.
Procedures for emergency exit and rescue.
How to manually unlock the shutter door in an emergency.
Information on the ladder door for emergency access.
Describes emergency exits between platforms.
Procedure for self-evacuation from the service lift.
Procedure for rescuing an incapacitated person.
Important notes regarding the use of the rescue hoist.
How to exit through the ladder door.
How to exit through the floor grate.
Steps to rescue an unconscious person from below.
Steps to rescue an unconscious person from above.
Details the service lift's travel limitations.
Information on the top travel limitation.
Information on the bottom travel limit.
Describes various safety switch-off mechanisms.
Details the safety switch-off located at the top.
Explains the switching flap at the top.
Explains the switch plate at the bottom.
Explains the slide-in switch-off plate at the bottom.
Details optional collision protection.
Information on the optional emergency rope.
Information about the optional bar step.
Procedure for folding out the bar step.
Rules for using the fixed access ladder.
Safety rules when using the fixed access ladder.
Criteria for confirming operational readiness.
Criteria for confirming limited operational readiness.
Troubleshooting for red error light indications.
Troubleshooting for rapidly flashing red error light.
General guidelines for maintenance procedures.
Description of the maintenance plan document.
Requirements for documenting maintenance results.
Troubleshooting for flashing red error light.
Specifies authorized personnel for maintenance.
Details the recommended maintenance intervals for components.
Requirement for qualified personnel for disassembly.
Hazards associated with improper disassembly.
Guidelines for environmental protection during disposal.
Details of the EC-Type Examination Certificate.
General| Brand | Hailo |
|---|---|
| Model | TOPlift L+ |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
