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General| Brand | HESHBON |
|---|---|
| Model | HL-32X |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Overview of the lift's key features and design elements, including slide and synchronization systems.
Identification and labeling of major components such as the platform, cylinders, base, and control panel.
Detailed explanation of the lift's control panel functions and button operations.
Technical specifications of the HL-32X lift, including capacity, dimensions, and motor details.
Illustrates the placement of caution, warning, and danger stickers on the lift for safety awareness.
Explanation of graphical symbols used to denote danger, warning, and caution in the manual.
Critical safety guidelines and precautions to follow while operating the lift, including body part safety.
Essential safety advice and checks to perform before starting any operation of the lift.
Pre-installation requirements, including site conditions, load capacity, and environmental factors.
Guidelines for selecting the installation site, considering clearances and drive-on direction.
List of all included components for HL-32X ground and inground types, ensuring nothing is missing.
Step-by-step instructions for landing the lift and securing its base with anchor bolts.
Procedure for connecting the hydraulic oil pressure hoses according to the system diagram.
Essential checks to perform before operating the lift, including test, hydraulic, and mechanical integrity.
Sequence of operations for vehicle entry, lifting to repair height, and safe descent.
Guidance on positioning vehicles for safe lifting, considering weight distribution and platform setup.
Routine maintenance tasks including lubrication, cleaning, and checking link axis components.
Checks for the auxiliary lift platform extensions, ensuring proper adjustment and stop bolt integrity.
Procedure for manually lowering the lift in emergency situations like power failure.
Detailed steps for operating the manual descent mechanism, including lever adjustments.
Information for authorized service engineers on checking and adjusting powerpack pressure.
Schedule and procedure for changing the hydraulic oil and checking the oil filter.
Instructions on using the manual pump for emergency descent when electric operation is not possible.
Common issues, their causes, and corrective actions for hydraulic and electric components.
A schedule for regular inspection and replacement of lift parts based on time intervals.
Comprehensive list of all parts with numerical references, covering various lift assemblies.
Schematic diagram detailing the hydraulic system's components, flow, and pressure controls.
Schematic diagram illustrating the electrical system, including motor, controls, and safety circuits.
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