Rotary GLP 35 - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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Tracy WhiteAug 16, 2025
What to do if the lowering button is pressed but the Rotary GLP 35 does not lower?
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  keithvargasAug 16, 2025
  If your Rotary Scissor Lifts won't lower when you press the lowering button, first ensure there are no obstructions. Next, check that the main switch is on and the power supply is not interrupted. Inspect the 24V power supply fuse and replace it if necessary, making sure to address any short-circuit causes. Check the transformer's input (400 V) and output (24 V) voltages. Confirm the valve coils are receiving 24V and that the valves move freely when supplied with 24V. Lastly, inspect the lowering block proximity sensor and its cable connections; replace if faulty.
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Shawna VargasAug 19, 2025
Why is my Rotary GLP 35 Scissor Lifts motor running but the car isn't lifting?
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  Jessica HamiltonAug 19, 2025
  If the motor runs but your Rotary Scissor Lifts doesn't lift, first check the motor's rotation direction, ensuring it matches the arrow's indication. Verify that the load isn't exceeding the lift's capacity. Check the oil level using the dipstick and refill if low. Ensure all manual operators on the hydraulic block are tightened. Inspect the pressure valve; replace if damaged or incorrectly adjusted. Check and clean the oil filter. If these steps don't resolve the issue, check if oil comes out from one of the A1-A2 outlets on the hydraulic block after disconnecting the corresponding pipe. If not, replace the pump.
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Matthew VasquezAug 21, 2025
How to fix one platform higher on Rotary Scissor Lifts?
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  daniellesmithAug 22, 2025
  If your Rotary Scissor Lifts is closed but one platform is higher, first check for any obstructions blocking the closing phase. If no obstructions are found, inspect the car lift for oil leaks from the cylinders or pipes. If platforms are not leveled, perform the leveling procedure.
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Tyler AdamsAug 25, 2025
Why Rotary GLP 35 Scissor Lifts does not rise or lower leveled?
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  Lindsay CooperAug 26, 2025
  If your Rotary Scissor Lifts doesn't rise or lower evenly, or a platform isn't fully closed, level the lift. Lower it completely without any load. When the first platform reaches the floor, press the lower button and the second lower button simultaneously to activate the hydraulic leveling system. Once both platforms are closed, raise the lift to check if it's leveled. Repeat if necessary. If leveling persists, check the pressure switch for a leveling system failure.
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youngstaceyAug 28, 2025
What to do if Rotary GLP 35 doesn't stop at 250 mm?
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  aimee12Aug 28, 2025
  If your Rotary Scissor Lifts doesn't stop at 250 mm from the ground and continues lowering with a warning signal, the proximity sensor may be faulty or improperly installed. Check the proximity sensor and replace it if needed.
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Megan PowellSep 6, 2025
Why is one platform higher on my Rotary Scissor Lifts when closed?
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  Megan PonceSep 6, 2025
  If one platform of your Rotary Scissor Lifts is higher when closed, it could be due to: * Obstacles blocking the closing phase; remove any obstructions. * Platforms not leveled; check the lift for oil leaks from cylinders or pipes and perform the leveling procedure.
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William SanchezSep 9, 2025
How do I fix Rotary Scissor Lifts that don't rise or lower evenly?
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  Nathan PattonSep 9, 2025
  To address Rotary Scissor Lifts that don't rise or lower evenly: 1. Lower the lift completely without any load. 2. When the first platform reaches the floor, simultaneously press the lower button and the second lower button to activate the hydraulic leveling system. 3. Once both platforms are closed, raise the lift to verify it's leveled. Repeat the procedure if needed. If this doesn't work, it could indicate a leveling system failure. Check the pressure switch functions and ensure the electric plug of the electro valve receives 24V, or clean/replace the part if it's dirty or locked.
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Brian AndersonSep 12, 2025
What causes Rotary Scissor Lifts to not stop at 250mm and give a warning signal?
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  Michael WardSep 12, 2025
  If your Rotary Scissor Lifts don't stop at 250 mm from the ground and produce a warning signal during lowering, the issue is likely a faulty or improperly installed proximity sensor. Check the proximity sensor and replace it if necessary.
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Roger CookDec 1, 2025
What to do if Rotary Scissor Lifts won't lower when pressing the button?
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  Bryan WilsonDec 1, 2025
  If your Rotary Scissor Lifts aren't lowering when you press the button, consider these potential causes: * Ensure there are no obstructions blocking the lowering phase; remove any obstacles. * Confirm the main switch is on and the power supply isn't interrupted; restore power if necessary. * Check for a blown fuse on the 24V power supply; replace it after identifying and resolving the short-circuit cause. * Inspect the transformer for faults; verify the input (400 V) and output (24 V) voltages. * Examine the valve coils for faults or lack of power; ensure they receive 24V. * Check the valves for damage or faults; unscrew them one by one on the hydraulic block to ensure they move freely when supplied with 24-volt solenoids. * Inspect the lowering block proximity for faults, b...
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Angela FloresDec 3, 2025
How to troubleshoot a Rotary Scissor Lifts when the motor runs but the car doesn't move?