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General| Brand | Rotary |
|---|---|
| Model | Sprinter SPO15 |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Maintain a clean area, never overload the lift, train personnel, and read all manuals before operation.
Position vehicles correctly, use manufacturer's lift points, and remain clear during operation and lowering.
Ensure only trained operators use the lift and that safety interlocks like locking latches are engaged.
Ensure lift operators are qualified and trained according to manufacturer and industry standards.
Establish and follow periodic inspection and maintenance procedures per manufacturer and ANSI/ALI standards.
Maintain records of periodic inspections and maintenance as recommended by the manufacturer or standards.
Display operating instructions, provide lockout/tagout means, and prohibit unauthorized modifications.
Ensure the bay is clear, spot the vehicle correctly, and observe all safety labels and cautions.
Position arms under the vehicle at manufacturer's recommended lift points, using extensions if needed.
Raise lift until tires clear the floor, checking adapter contact and ensuring locking latches are engaged.
Verify frame strength, axle weight, adapter contact, vehicle stability, and overhead clearance for trucks.
Avoid rocking the vehicle and always use safety stands when removing or installing heavy components.
Clear the area, release lift off latches, push AIR LATCH release, and operate the LOWERING valve handle.
Remain clear of the lift, remove adapters, swing arms to drive-thru, and check for pinch point warnings.
Perform daily checks on cables and adapters, monthly lubrication, and semi-annual fluid level checks.
Check equalizer cable tension monthly and anchor bolt tightness every 3 months.
Address electrical problems, oil leaks, and replace worn parts or decals as needed.
Diagnose and resolve issues like motor not running, or motor running but not lifting the vehicle.
Address lift settling, slow lifting speed, unlevel lifting, and anchor tightness.
Troubleshoot issues with locking latches not engaging, disengaging, or the lift not raising off latches.
Establishes minimum requirements for energy lockout during repair or service to prevent injury.
Details steps for identifying energy isolating devices, notifying personnel, and securing the lift.
Procedures for removing locks and tags and reactivating the energy isolating device after service.
Lift is not for outdoor use; operates within an ambient temperature range of 41°-104°F (5°-40°C).
Lists approved accessories such as utility boxes and filter/regulator/lubricator units with part numbers.
