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Rotary SPO55E User Manual

Rotary SPO55E
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SPO54/SPO55
E And M
(700 Series)
Two Post Surface Mounted Lifts
Installer: Please return this booklet to literature package and give to lift owner/operator.
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Rev.A 03/09/2016
© Rotary Lift, All rights reserved
SJ160903

Table of Contents

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Rotary SPO55E Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRotary
ModelSPO55E
CategoryLifting Systems
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1 About this operating manual

Provides context and guidelines for using the operating manual.

1.2 Warning and information symbols

Explains hazard classification symbols and their meanings.

2. Safety

2.1 Operators

Specifies the qualifications and responsibilities of lift operators.

2.2 Basic safety requirements

Lists fundamental safety rules for operating the lift.

2.3 Permitted axle loads and weight distribution

Details load capacity and weight distribution guidelines.

2.4 Ban on unauthorized modifications or alterations

Prohibits modifications and their consequences.

2.5 Experts, competent persons

Defines roles and qualifications for inspection personnel.

2.6 Maintenance contractors, installation staff

Outlines requirements for authorized maintenance and installation personnel.

2.7 Safety inspections by competent persons

Specifies the timing and procedure for safety inspections.

3. The 2-Post Lift

3.1 Overview of parts

Identifies and illustrates the main components of the lift.

3.2 Work area, danger zones

Defines safe operating areas and potential hazards around the lift.

3.3 Safety mechanisms

Details safety features like lockable switches, guards, and limit bars.

3.4 Control unit

Explains the functions of buttons and handles on the control panel.

4. Operation

4.1 Before Loading

Lists pre-operation checks and preparations before loading a vehicle.

4.2 Loading

Provides instructions for safely positioning and loading vehicles onto the lift.

4.3 To Raise Lift

Details the procedure for raising the lift with a vehicle.

4.4 While Using Lift

Offers safety advice for when the lift is in use.

4.5 Before Lowering Lift

Specifies checks to perform before lowering the lift.

4.6 To Lower Lift

Provides instructions for safely lowering the lift.

4.7 Unloading

Instructions for safely removing a vehicle from the lift.

4.8 Power Off

Explains how to safely turn off the lift.

5. Problems, causes, actions

5.1 Troubleshooting by the operator

Guides operators through basic troubleshooting steps.

5.2 Troubleshooting by authorized maintenance contractors

Lists advanced troubleshooting for maintenance personnel.

6. Authorized lowering

7. Technical data

8. Cleaning

9. Maintenance and repair

9.1 Qualification of maintenance and repair staff

Specifies required skills and authorization for repair work.

9.2 Maintenance and repair safety regulations

Lists safety rules for maintenance and repair activities.

9.3 Maintenance work

Details general safety and procedures for maintenance tasks.

Daily inspection

Outlines daily checks to ensure operational safety.

Monthly maintenance

Lists tasks for monthly maintenance.

Six month maintenance

Details maintenance tasks required every six months.

Annual maintenance

Outlines maintenance procedures for annual checks.

9.4 Approved hydraulic oils

Specifies approved hydraulic oils and safety precautions.

9.5 Check, refill, change the hydraulic oil

Step-by-step guide for hydraulic oil maintenance.

9.6 Repair work (Repairs)

General guidelines and procedures for carrying out repairs.

10. Transport, Storage

Replace cables/cable sheaves

Instructions for replacing worn cables or sheaves.

10.1 Transport

Information on how the lift is packaged and transported.

10.2 Offloading

Steps for safely unloading the lift components.

10.3 Storage

Recommended conditions for storing lift components.

11. Assembly(installation)

11.1 Assembly safety instructions

Key safety guidelines before starting assembly.

11.2 Quick assembly instructions

Step-by-step guide for assembling the lift.

11.3 Site specifications

Requirements for the installation site and foundation.

11.4 Installation preparations

Steps required before physically assembling the lift.

11.5 Prepare the columns

Details on assembling and positioning the lift columns.

11.6 Prepare the Overhead assembly

Steps for assembling the overhead structure.

11.7 Assemble the hydraulics module

Instructions for assembling the hydraulic power unit.

2. Flared Fittings Tightening Procedure

Specific procedure for tightening flared fittings.

11.8 Assemble the equalizing cables

Instructions for installing and tensioning the equalizing cables.

11.9 Assemble the locking latch cables for M version

Guides the installation of latch cables for M version lifts.

11.10 Assemble the electrical connections

Instructions for connecting electrical components and wiring.

4.Assemble the overhead switch

Instructions for assembling and checking the overhead switch.

11.11 Installing Gaskets , web cover and wire chase

Steps for installing seals, covers, and wire chases for CE compliance.

11.12 Installing the arms & restraints

Guides the installation of lifting arms and their safety restraints.

11.13 Installing others

Instructions for installing miscellaneous parts like arm guards.

11.14 Installing arm extension

Instructions for installing optional arm extensions.

12. Commissioning

12.1 Check Operation

Verifies the lift's basic functions after assembly.

12.2 Test the hydraulic system

Procedure for testing the hydraulic system for leaks and function.

12.3 oil bleeding

Steps to remove air from the hydraulic system.

12.4 Checking and Adjusting Equalizer Cables

Guide for checking and adjusting equalizer cable tension.

12.5 Checking and Adjusting Latch cable for M series

Procedure for checking and adjusting latch cables on M series lifts.

13. Disassembly

14. Disposal

14.1 Environmental procedures for disposal

Guidelines for environmentally safe disposal of materials.

14.2 Packaging

Instructions for disposing of packaging materials.

14.3 Oils, grease, and other chemical substances

Proper disposal methods for oils, grease, and chemicals.

14.4 Metals / Electronic waste

How to dispose of metal and electronic waste components.

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