What to do if the JLG LiftPod FS80 platform will not lift full rated load?
If the JLG Lifting Systems platform does not lift the full rated load, it may be due to a battery that is not fully charged. In this case, you should charge or replace the battery. Another possible cause is an overload clutch that is slipping.
What to do if the JLG LiftPod FS80 powerpack motor does not start?
If the powerpack motor doesn't start, first check if the emergency stop button is engaged (pushed in). If it is, disengage it by turning it clockwise until it pops up. Ensure that the direction selector is set to 'UP' and that both the enable trigger and speed control are continuously activated. Also, verify that a charged battery is properly installed in the powerpack. If the motor has overheated, wait for it to cool down; the temperature cutout resets automatically. Alternatively, use the manual descent procedure to lower the platform.
What to do if the JLG Lifting Systems platform does not lift up from the bottom of travel but the motor starts?
If the platform doesn't lift from the bottom, but the motor starts, check if the driveshaft interlock is engaged. If so, push the cordless drill on the driveshaft down firmly to disengage it. If using a powerpack, ensure it is correctly fitted to the platform, the latch is down, and the drive shaft is connected to the carriage drive shaft. Also, make sure a load greater than 50kg (110 lbs.) is in the platform and the lifting ropes are tight. If the latch hasn't released, try lowering the loaded platform slightly and then try lifting again.
Why the base of JLG LiftPod FS80 Lifting Systems will not level?
If the base will not level, it may be because the castor is deployed. With no load in the platform and people clear of adjustable feet, exert approximately 25kg pressure onto the front of the base to retract the castor. The adjustable feet should then be able to be used to level the machine on slopes less than 2 degrees front to back. Do not use the machine on any side slope.
Why won't the powerpack motor start on my JLG LiftPod FS80?
If the JLG Lifting Systems powerpack motor doesn't start, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if the emergency stop button is engaged; if so, disengage it by turning it clockwise until it pops up. Ensure that you select 'UP' on the direction selector and then continuously activate both the enable trigger and speed control. Verify the battery is properly installed and charged. Lastly, the motor may have overheated, in which case you should wait for it to cool down, as the temperature cutout resets automatically.
What to do if my JLG LiftPod FS80 Lifting Systems platform will not lift full rated load?
If your JLG Lifting Systems platform isn't lifting the full rated load, it could be due to a battery issue. Try charging or replacing the battery. Alternatively, the overload clutch might be slipping, in which case you should contact an Authorized JLG Service Center.
What to do if the base of my JLG LiftPod FS80 Lifting Systems will not level?
If the base of your JLG Lifting Systems won't level, it might be due to the castor being deployed. With no load in the platform and people clear of the adjustable feet, apply approximately 25kg of pressure to the front of the base to retract the castor. Then, use the adjustable feet to level the machine on slopes less than 2 degrees front to back, but do not use it on any side slope.
What to do if the JLG Lifting Systems platform will not move when in elevated position but the motor starts?
If the platform won't move when elevated, but the motor starts, first check if the driveshaft interlock is engaged and push the cordless drill on the driveshaft down firmly to disengage it. If you're using a powerpack, ensure it's charged, correctly fitted, fully down, and latched. If there is no load in the platform and it will not lower, apply load in platform, drive up 1", then drive down.
Why my JLG Lifting Systems machine does not wheel properly?
If the machine does not wheel properly, it might be because the retractable swivel castor is not properly deployed. With no load in the platform or on the base, lift the castor deploy handle on the front of the base, adjacent to the platform gate. The castor should deploy and lift the front of the machine off the adjustable feet. Another possible cause is a damaged castor, which would need to be replaced.
Why the JLG LiftPod FS80 Lifting Systems machine rocks slightly side to side?
If the machine rocks slightly side to side, it could be because the support surface isn't level. Ensure you only use the machine on firm and level surfaces. Another reason might be that the adjustable feet aren't both in contact with the supporting surface. Adjust the feet so that both are in firm contact and the machine is level.
General| Steering | Manual |
|---|---|
| Power Source | 12V Battery |
| Machine Width | 30 in |
| Machine Length | 42 in |
| Horizontal Reach | 0 ft |
| Tire Type | Solid |
Explains the meaning and use of safety alert symbols and signal words.
Records the history of revisions made to the manual.
Outlines necessary precautions for proper and safe machine usage and maintenance.
Details pre-operation requirements including operator training and inspections.
Provides guidelines and warnings for operating the machine safely.
Specifies requirements for competent personnel operating and maintaining the machine.
Covers the necessary information for machine readiness and maintenance.
Details the procedure for performing a daily walk-around inspection.
Provides general information and responsibilities regarding machine operation.
Describes the components and configuration of the JLG LiftPod machine.
Details the steps for getting started and assembling the machine.
Covers powerpack operation, charging, and status lights.
Explains steps to take in case of an emergency situation during operation.
Details the use of the manual descent crank for emergencies.
Specifies requirements for notifying JLG Industries of incidents involving the product.
Provides operating specifications and maintenance information.
Lists assembled machine specifications including weight, height, and wind speed.
Details the weights of various machine components for assembly and transport.
Outlines general safety precautions to be observed during machine maintenance.
Provides information for personnel responsible for machine operation readiness and maintenance.
Lists preventive maintenance and inspection checks for various machine areas.
Contains information for locating and correcting most operating problems.
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