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General| Brand | MAHA |
|---|---|
| Model | TWIN F IV 3.0 Series |
| Category | Scissor Lifts |
| Language | English |
Read manual before operating and comply with instructions. Display manual conspicuously.
Explains warning and information symbols used in the manual for safety and operational guidance.
Defines the exclusive purpose of the lift for lifting motor vehicles and its modification restrictions.
Lists examples of improper usage, such as climbing on supports or transporting persons.
Details qualifications for personnel operating, maintaining, installing, or disposing of the device.
Guidelines for safe installation and initial setup of the lift by authorized personnel.
Key safety measures and checks required before and during lift operation.
Procedures and precautions for authorized personnel performing maintenance or repair work.
Precautions and first-aid measures for contact with hydraulic fluid.
Specific safety rules for handling and positioning lifts equipped with a mobile transport frame.
Procedures to follow when encountering operational errors or structural defects.
Steps for providing first-aid and reporting accidents.
Overview of the lift's construction, drive system, and control mechanism.
Technical data and performance characteristics of the TWIN F IV lift models.
Details on the information found on the lift's nameplates for identification and support.
Explanation of the main switch's function as an emergency stop and power control.
Description of the control panel buttons, LEDs, and their functions.
Interpretation of LED indicator states for operational status and error detection.
Procedure for setting or clearing the maximum height limit for the lift.
Instructions on safely approaching and positioning a vehicle onto the lift.
Guidelines for correctly placing and using support blocks for vehicle lifting.
Step-by-step procedure for safely raising and lowering the lift.
Instructions for unlocking and lowering the lift ramps.
Note that bleeding the hydraulic system is performed by authorized service technicians.
Procedure for safely lowering the lift manually, requiring authorized personnel.
Instructions for preparing and securing the lift for transport on a mobile frame.
Table outlining regular maintenance intervals and required procedures for the lift.
Guidelines for cleaning, protecting paintwork, and avoiding damaging cleaning agents.
Requirements and procedures for the mandatory annual safety inspection of the lift.
Steps for checking and topping up the hydraulic fluid level and related checks.
Common errors, their diagnoses, and recommended remedies for lift malfunctions.
Recommendation to use only original spare parts for safe and reliable operation.
