6. Safety instructions
6.1 Installation, handling and repair
Do not attempt to install or repair the lift yourself. This MUST be done by an authorized service
technician. Do NOT remove the protective plates or safety plates, as this could lead to the lift
causing personal injury.
The lift is normally supplied by your dealer who will also be responsible for the installation.
WARNING!
Do not try to move the lift manually, as this can lead to personal injury. The product
should be moved and handled using suitable lifting equipment (pallet truck, roller
plate, or similar). Do not expose the lift to heavy bumps or jolts as this can damage
its functionality.
6.2 Unintended movements of lift
If during the use of your lift movement or action occurs which is not described in this manual,
stop the unit and call technical assistance.
Should your lift not move with a plane movement as a lifting platform, calibrate it by running it
down to floor level. If the problem continues, call technical assistance.
6.3 Operating conditions
The space under the lift must be kept free of all objects, which may impair its downward
movement. Otherwise, the lift cannot be moved down to the lower level and thus cannot fulfil
its function as a lifting platform.
If an object/material prevents the lift moving in a downward direction, the lift will suspend its
movement, issue an audible alarm and move upwards 2-3 cm automatically. This will allow the
object to be removed. The object or material must be removed before the lift may be used again.
6.4 Avoiding personal injury
In order to avoid personal injury, users may NOT use the lift when someone or something is at
risk of injury through crushing, cutting, falling, tripping or the like. The user/operator shall strive
to the greatest extent possible to ensure that the lift can move without risk of causing injury.
Be extra careful when small children and disabled persons are on or around the lift, since these
groups cannot always be expected to be able to foresee the possible consequences of the lift
movements.
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