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If you experience no movement with the joystick activated on your Haulotte Group Boom Lifts, it may be caused by insufficient hydraulic oil or a faulty joystick. Ensure that you top up the oil level. For a faulty joystick, contact HAULOTTE Services® to replace it.
What to do if there is no movement with the selector in driving position and platform control box joystick activated in Haulotte Group H15SX?
If your Haulotte Group Scissor Lifts experiences no movement when the selector is in driving position and the platform control box joystick is activated, the issue could stem from a faulty joystick, which would require replacement. Another potential cause is insufficient hydraulic oil, which can be resolved by topping up the oil level. Additionally, exceeding the authorized tilt or slope limits, or overloading the platform with too much weight (personnel or material) can cause this issue. In the latter case, reduce the load.
Why is the hydraulic circuit overheating in my Haulotte Group Scissor Lifts?
If you experience hydraulic circuit overheating in your Haulotte Group Scissor Lifts, it might be because the oil viscosity level is too high. In this case, you should drain the circuit and refill it with the recommended oil. Another possible cause is not enough hydraulic oil, so ensure that you top up the oil level.
What to do if there is no movement with the lifting selector and joystick activated in Haulotte Group H15SX Scissor Lifts?
If your Haulotte Group Scissor Lifts experiences no movement with the lifting selector and joystick activated, the selector or joystick may be faulty, or there may not be enough hydraulic oil. Check the movement with the lower lifting selector activated and the machine stabilized. If necessary, top up the oil level.
Why is platform lifting and lowering jerky in Haulotte Group Scissor Lifts?
If the platform lifting and lowering is jerky in your Haulotte Group Scissor Lifts, it is likely due to not enough hydraulic oil. To resolve this, top up the oil level.
What to do if the platform will not lower on my Haulotte Group H15SX Scissor Lifts?
If your Haulotte Group Scissor Lifts platform will not lower, it might be because the load in the platform is too heavy (personnel or material). Reduce the load to solve this problem.
Why is platform lifting and lowering jerky on Haulotte Group Boom Lifts?
If the platform lifting and lowering is jerky in your Haulotte Group Boom Lifts, it's likely due to insufficient hydraulic oil. Top up the oil level to resolve this issue.
What to do if the platform does not lift on Haulotte Group Boom Lifts?
If the platform of your Haulotte Group Boom Lifts does not lift, it could be due to several reasons: the load in the platform is too heavy, there is not enough hydraulic oil, the tilt or slope exceeds the authorized limit, or the outrigger cylinders are wrongly positioned. Reduce the load, top up the oil level, do not exceed the authorized tilt or slope limit, and stabilize the machine correctly.
What to do if there is no movement with the lifting selector and joystick activated in Haulotte Group Boom Lifts?
If you experience no movement with the lifting selector and joystick activated on your Haulotte Group Boom Lifts, it could be due to a faulty selector, a faulty joystick, or insufficient hydraulic oil. Check the movement with the lower lifting selector activated and the machine stabilized. For a faulty joystick, contact HAULOTTE Services® to replace it. Also, ensure that you top up the oil level.
What to do if the load calculator does not work on Haulotte Group Scissor Lifts?
If the load calculator does not work on your Haulotte Group Scissor Lifts, it is likely due to a faulty load calculator. Repair or replace the calculator to solve this issue.
General| Brand | Haulotte Group |
|---|---|
| Model | H15SX |
| Category | Scissor Lifts |
| Language | English |
Prohibitions and potential risks during machine operation.
Covers control activation, platform lifting, drive speed, anti-crush, electronics, thermostat, fault detection, and tilt.
Covers visual inspection of mechanical parts, controls, and environmental factors.
Covers E-stop tests, ground/platform operations, start-up, shutdown, and movement controls.
Steps for emergency and extraordinary platform lowering.
Procedure to lower the machine for repair purposes.
Includes disengaging drive hubs and manual brake release for towing.
Covers loading, unloading, lifting, and securing for transport.
Procedure for identifying and handling internal machine faults.
Covers CE/AS tests, overload, functional, and stability testing.
