What to do if the Hunter Lifting Systems lift does not operate?
If your Hunter Lifting Systems lift is not operating, the issue might be due to a blown circuit breaker or fuse in the shop power panel. Locate the shop power panel and restore power. Alternatively, there may be a hydraulic system malfunction; if the overload repeats, contact a factory service representative.
What to do if the motor runs but the Hunter L401 Lifting Systems lift will not rise to full height?
If the motor runs but the Hunter Lifting Systems lift won't reach its full height, it could be due to a low hydraulic fluid reservoir. Lower the lift, check the hydraulic fluid level, and fill as needed. Also, check for any overhead obstructions to the vehicle; if present, lower the lift and remove the obstruction. If these steps do not resolve the issue, contact a factory service representative, as there may be a voltage supply issue or a hydraulic system malfunction.
What to do if the Hunter L401 lift continues to descend after releasing the “Lower” lever?
If the Hunter Lifting Systems lift continues to descend after the “Lower” lever is released, try operating the “Lower” lever again, as the 2-way valve might be stuck open. For any further assistance, contact a factory service representative.
What to do if the Hunter Lifting Systems runways continue to rise after the “Raise” button is released?
If the Hunter Lifting Systems runways keep rising after you release the “Raise” button, turn the circuit breaker “Off” at the shop power panel. For any further assistance, contact a factory service representative.
What to do if the Hunter L401 motor runs, but the lift does not move?
If the Hunter Lifting Systems motor runs but the lift doesn't move, ensure that the vehicle's weight does not exceed the lift's capacity (14,000 lb for L401 or 16,000 lb for L404). Do not attempt to raise vehicles beyond these limits. For any further assistance, contact a factory service representative.
What to do if the indicator does not change to green when pressing the “Latch Retract” button on Hunter L401 Lifting Systems?
If the indicator doesn't turn green when you press the “Latch Retract” button on your Hunter Lifting Systems, try raising the lift higher before pressing the button again, as one or more lock latches might still be engaged on the lock ladder. Check the air supply and hoses for any issues with the air control. Also, check the air circuit and repair any leaks. For any further assistance, contact a factory service representative.
What to do if the Hunter Lifting Systems lift raises but does not lower when starting the “Lower” sequence?
If your Hunter Lifting Systems lift raises but doesn't lower when starting the “Lower” sequence, try raising the lift more before pressing the “Latch Retract” button, as one or more lock latches might still be engaged. Also, check the air supply and hoses for any issues with the air control. For any further assistance, contact a factory service representative.
What to do if the indicator does not turn black when releasing the “Latch Retract” button on Hunter L401 Lifting Systems?
If the indicator does not turn black when releasing the “Latch Retract” button on your Hunter Lifting Systems, contact a factory service representative, as the button might be stuck.
General| Brand | Hunter |
|---|---|
| Model | L401 |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
General overview of safety information and decal placement.
Detailed safety directives and pictograms for safe lift operation.
Critical hazards and lockout procedures to prevent severe injury or death.
Potential hazards that could lead to moderate injury or equipment damage.
Precautions to prevent minor injury or equipment damage.
Maximum load capacities for L401 and L404 models.
Technical specifications and dimensions for L401 and L404 lifts.
Duties and obligations of the lift operator.
Required skills and knowledge for operating the lift safely.
Requirements for operator instruction and documentation.
Steps to prepare the lift and area before operating.
Method for securing the vehicle with wheel chocks.
Step-by-step guide for lifting the vehicle.
Step-by-step guide for safely lowering the vehicle.
Inspection and prevention of wire rope corrosion.
Daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance tasks.
Forms for recording maintenance and training activities.
Common problems, possible causes, and solutions for lift operation.
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