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Key responsibilities of the owner or employer for lift operation and safety.
Critical safety precautions to be followed during all phases of lift use.
Explanation and meaning of various safety warning labels on the lift.
Details on wheelbase specifications for different service and alignment types.
Requirements for the concrete floor, strength, and aging for safe installation.
List of essential tools required for the lift installation process.
Illustrates recommended space and dimensions for lift installation.
Step-by-step instructions for marking the floor for precise lift placement.
Visual guide to identify major lift components during unpacking.
Detailed steps for attaching lift cables to the left side deck assembly.
Instructions for assembling the front and rear crossmembers to the decks.
Procedure for assembling the lift towers and their safety ladders.
Method for attaching the lift towers to the crossmembers.
How to connect the lift cables to the tower top plates.
Steps for mounting the power pack and related components.
Connecting hydraulic lines, hose guard, and flow control.
Connecting the pneumatic lines and air components for lift operation.
Guidance on electrical hookups, requiring a licensed electrician.
Procedures for filling and adjusting the FRL unit for proper air supply.
Steps to ensure decks are level with the floor and each other.
Adjusting safety ladders to ensure proper engagement with the lift.
Detailed steps for anchoring the lift posts to the floor securely.
Installation of optional accessories like wheel stops and approach ramps.
Comprehensive checklist for verifying all installation steps and connections.
Performing functional tests with a vehicle on the lift.
Specifies the types of lubricants and oils required for various lift parts.
Template for recording performed maintenance and training activities.
Information on wire rope inspection, replacement, lubrication, and adjustment.
Checking the tightness of all attaching bolts and nuts.
Inspection and measurement of sheaves and pins for wear and damage.
How to monitor and ensure the proper operation of the safety latch mechanism.
Inspecting slack cable devices and cable break safety levers.
Checks for leaks, damage, and proper operation of air system components.
Checking for leaks, fluid levels, and hose integrity in the hydraulic system.
Inspecting cylinder mounting, rod nuts, and anti-rotation bars.
Checking runway level, damage, and jackbeam track condition.
Inspecting columns for corrosion and checking column anchor tightness.
Inspecting these accessories for wear, damage, and proper function.
Visual inspection, cleaning, and maintenance of turn/slip plates.
Lubrication and cleaning procedures for rolling air jacks.
Keeping the lift free from corrosive agents and checking general operation.
Procedures for safely isolating energy sources and verifying isolation.
Steps to safely lower the lift in emergency situations.
List of parts for the main lift assembly, including towers, decks, and crossmembers.
Exploded view and part numbers for tower components.
List of parts specific to the power tower, including decals.
Detailed list of parts for the left side deck assembly.
Detailed list of parts for the crossmember assembly.
Detailed list of parts for the hydraulic cylinder assembly.
Detailed list of parts for the hydraulic and air kit.
Exploded view and part numbers for the FRL assembly.
List of parts related to cable routing, including cable assemblies and spacers.
Detailed list of parts for the power pack assembly.
General| Brand | John Bean |
|---|---|
| Model | ALIGNMENT 44218Q |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
