Why won’t the wheels turn when winching or pushing my Snorkel S1930?
If the wheels on your Snorkel Scissor Lifts won’t turn when winching or pushing, it could be due to: * Brake pins being engaged. Rotate the brake release cams to disengage the brakes. * The free-wheeling valve being closed. Fully open the free-wheeling valve.
Why don't the drive functions work on my Snorkel Scissor Lifts?
If the drive functions aren't working on your Snorkel Scissor Lifts, here's what might be happening: * The drive/lift selector might be in the lift position. Place the switch in the drive position. * The machine might not be on a level surface or is on too steep a grade. Lower the platform and move to a level surface. * The free-wheeling valve might be open. Fully close the free-wheeling valve. * The load capacity may have been exceeded. Remove some load from the platform, and refer to the platform capacity placard for maximum capacity. * There may be low hydraulic system pressure. Stow the machine and do not operate until repairs are made.
What to do if the platform will not raise or lower from lower controls on Snorkel Scissor Lifts?
If the platform on your Snorkel Scissor Lifts won't raise or lower from the lower controls, consider these possibilities: * The control selector switch might be in the upper control position. Place the switch in the lower control position. * The battery disconnect switch could be turned off. Place the switch in the on position. * The emergency stop button might be pushed inward to the off position. Pull the emergency stop button outward to the on position. * The emergency lowering lever may not be properly disengaged. Ensure the lever returns to its normal operating position.
Why doesn't the ammeter show a reading when charging the batteries on Snorkel S1930?
If the ammeter doesn't show a reading when charging the batteries on your Snorkel Scissor Lifts: * Ensure the power source is plugged in and turned on. * The charger power fuse may be blown. Stow the machine and do not operate until repairs are made.
Why won't the upper controls work on my Snorkel S1930?
If the upper controls on your Snorkel Scissor Lifts aren't working, it could be due to a few reasons: * The control selector switch may be in the lower control position. If so, place the switch in the upper control position. * The battery disconnect switch might be turned off. Place the switch in the on position. * The emergency stop button could be pushed inward to the off position. Pull the emergency stop button outward to the on position.
Why won't the platform raise or lower from upper controls on Snorkel S1930 Scissor Lifts?
If the platform on your Snorkel Scissor Lifts won't raise or lower from the upper controls: * The drive/lift selector might be in the drive position. Place the switch in the lift position. * The emergency lowering lever may not be properly disengaged. Ensure the lever returns to its normal operating position.
Why does the tilt alarm not work on Snorkel S1930 Scissor Lifts?
If the tilt alarm does not work on your Snorkel Scissor Lifts, it is normal if the platform is not raised more than 6 feet (1.8 m). The tilt alarm is not active until the platform is raised more than 6 feet (1.8 m).
Why don’t the brakes work on my Snorkel S1930 Scissor Lifts?
If the brakes on your Snorkel Scissor Lifts don’t work, it might be because the brake pins are not engaged. Manually release the brake cams with a wrench or drive the machine to reset the brakes.
Why won't my Snorkel S1930 Scissor Lifts steer?
If your Snorkel Scissor Lifts won't steer, the joystick interlock switch might not be engaged. Engage the interlock switch before operating the steer switch.
Why won't the platform raise and an alarm is sounding on Snorkel Scissor Lifts?
If the platform on your Snorkel Scissor Lifts won't raise and an alarm is sounding, it's likely because the machine is not on a level surface. Lower the platform and drive to a level surface.
Warnings and precautions regarding electrical dangers and insulated conductors.
Guidelines for maintaining safe distances from electrical conductors.
Information on stability and preventing tip-over accidents from various conditions.
Location and function of emergency stop buttons at lower and upper controls.
Function of automatic skids that deploy to prevent tip-overs.
Test procedure to verify the function of the pothole protection system.
A comprehensive checklist for daily pre-operation inspection items.
Procedure to safely lower the platform in case of hydraulic or electrical failure.
Guide to diagnose and resolve common operational issues and symptoms.
General| Lift Capacity | 227 kg |
|---|---|
| Drive Speed | 3.2 km/h |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Wheel Type | Non-marking |
| Working Height | 7.62 m |
| Platform Width | 0.77 m |
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