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Rotary VLXS7 User Manual

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© August 2007 by Rotary Lift. All rights reserved. CO6380.3 IN20389
Rev. C 08/13/2007
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VLXS10
Low Rise Car Lift
Capacity 10,000 lbs.
(Maximum 2500 lbs. per pad)
LP20389
VLXS7
Low Rise Car Lift
Capacity 7000 lbs.
(Maximum 1750 lbs. per pad)
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Rotary VLXS7 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRotary
ModelVLXS7
CategoryLifting Systems
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Anchoring the Lift

Concrete Requirements for Anchoring

Specifies minimum concrete strength and thickness for proper anchoring.

Anchor Bolt Placement and Type

Details drilling locations and anchor bolt requirements for secure installation.

Anchor Bolt Tightening Procedure

Instructions on torque application and checking anchor embedment.

Power Unit and Electrical Setup

Power Unit Mounting and Fluid Fill

Procedures for installing the power unit mounting post and filling the reservoir.

Electrical Connection Requirements

How to connect the power unit to a 115V or 208-230V electrical supply.

Hydraulic System Hose Routing and Bleeding

Hydraulic Fitting and Hose Connection

Proper use of Teflon tape, fitting tightening, and hose connections.

Bleeding the Hydraulic System

Process to remove air from the hydraulic system for proper operation.

Ramp, Lock Release, and Hose Guard Installation

Ramp Positioning and Anchoring

How to position ramps, check clearance, and secure them to the floor.

Lock Release Handle Installation

Installing the mechanism for releasing the lift's safety locks.

Wheel Dish and Hose Guard Installation

Securing wheel spotting dishes and attaching hose guards.

Final Adjustments and Operational Testing

Final Anchor Tightening

Installing and tightening the remaining anchors as per specifications.

Hydraulic System Cycling and Testing

Cycling the lift to remove air and verify power unit performance.

Vehicle Load Testing and Safety Check

Testing the lift with a vehicle, including safety latch engagement.

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