Why does the electrical outlet not work on my Snorkel SL20 Lifting Systems?
If the electrical outlet on your Snorkel Lifting Systems does not work, ensure the power supply is plugged into the outlet at the rear of the chassis. Also, check if the GFCI is tripped and push the reset button on the outlet.
Why won't the upper controls work on my Snorkel Lifting Systems?
If the upper controls on your Snorkel Lifting Systems aren't working, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check if the control selector switch is in the lower control position and, if so, place it in the upper control position. Also, verify that the battery disconnect switch is turned on. Finally, ensure that the emergency stop button is pulled outward to the on position.
What to do if all functions stop working on my Snorkel SL20?
If all functions on your Snorkel Lifting Systems stop working, there could be several reasons. It might be due to motor or pump failure, in which case you should manually stow the machine. Another cause could be a low fluid level in the reservoir; check the fluid level and add the correct type of fluid if needed. Also, check if the circuit breaker on the lower control panel has tripped and press the reset button if necessary. Finally, an electrical system malfunction could be the reason, requiring you to manually stow the machine.
What to do if the platform will not raise or lower from the upper controls on my Snorkel SL20?
If the platform on your Snorkel Lifting Systems does not raise or lower from the upper controls, check if the drive/lift selector is in the drive position and place it in the lift position. Also, verify that the emergency lowering handle is properly engaged and returns to its normal operating position.
What to do if the platform will not raise and alarm is sounding on my Snorkel Lifting Systems?
If the platform on your Snorkel Lifting Systems will not raise and an alarm is sounding, it is likely that the machine is not on a level surface. Lower the platform and drive the machine to a level surface.
Why does the platform drift down on my Snorkel SL20 Lifting Systems?
If the platform drifts down on your Snorkel Lifting Systems, it could be due to the emergency lowering handle not being properly disengaged; ensure the handle returns to its normal operating position. Alternatively, there may be a hydraulic system malfunction, in which case you should manually stow the machine.
Why don’t the brakes work on my Snorkel SL20?
If the brakes don’t work on your Snorkel Lifting Systems, it's likely because the brake pins are not engaged. Manually release the brake cams with a wrench or drive the machine to reset the brakes.
What to do if the circuit breaker will not reset on my Snorkel SL20 Lifting Systems?
If the circuit breaker will not reset on your Snorkel Lifting Systems, it indicates an electrical system malfunction. Manually stow the machine.
What does the low voltage warning light mean on my Snorkel SL20?
If the low voltage warning light is on for your Snorkel Lifting Systems, it indicates low battery voltage. Lower the platform, drive to a recharging area, and charge the batteries.
Why does only slow drive speed work on my Snorkel Lifting Systems?
If only the slow drive speed works on your Snorkel Lifting Systems, it's likely because the platform is elevated above six feet. Lower the platform to drive the machine at mid and high speed.
General| Brand | Snorkel |
|---|---|
| Model | SL20 |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Details risks associated with electrical contact and safe approach distances.
Covers pre-operation checks, workplace safety, and general operation guidelines.
Highlights common hazards like tip-over, electrical, hydraulic, and the importance of placards.
Explains the function of emergency stop buttons and audible alarms for safety.
Describes safety interlocks like pothole protector and level sensor for preventing hazardous operation.
A comprehensive table guiding users through daily inspection items for safe operation.
Guides testing of lower/upper controls and critical safety devices like interlocks and alarms.
Procedures for manually lowering the platform in case of system failure.
A guide to identify and correct common operational problems and symptoms.
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