Why won't the deck rise on my Stertil Lifting Systems?
The deck may not rise when the deck up button is pressed due to several reasons. First, ensure the mains supply is switched on. Second, the door may not be fully open. If a vehicle restraint system is installed, make sure it is applied. If none of these solutions work, there may be no mains voltage present.
What to do if the deck of my stertil SP Lifting Systems doesn't follow truck movements?
If the deck does not follow the truck's movements, first check for any obstructions and remove them. If there are no obstructions, the safety valve in the main cylinder may be blocked; try briefly pressing the deck up button one or more times. Also, if there was a power loss, switch the main switch to '1' and briefly press the deck up button to activate the control current.
What to do if the deck on my stertil SP won't descend properly?
If the deck does not descend or does not descend sufficiently, start by checking for any obstructions and remove them. If that doesn't work, the safety valve in the main cylinder might be blocked. Try briefly pressing the deck up button one or more times.
How to fix a stertil SP deck that doesn't rise enough even when the motor is running?
If the deck does not rise sufficiently even though the motor is running, the first thing to check is whether there is a load on the deck. If so, remove the load. Also, check for any obstructions that may be preventing the deck from rising and remove them.
Why is the deck of my stertil SP Lifting Systems not flush with the dock platform?
If the deck is not flush with the dock platform in the parked position, first check for any obstructions and remove them. If there are no obstructions, the cross-traffic legs may not be positioned correctly. To correct this, press the deck up button to let the deck rise, then release it to let the deck descend into the parked position.
What causes the lip of my Stertil Lifting Systems dock leveller to not extend fully?
If the lip of the dock leveller does not extend sufficiently, first check for any obstructions and remove them. Also, if the optional BDC is switched on, switch it off, as it prevents the lip from extending completely.
Why won't the door open on my stertil SP Lifting Systems?
The door may not open due to several reasons. First, ensure the mains supply is switched on. If a vehicle restraint system is installed, make sure it is applied.
Why is the lip extending before the deck rises on my stertil SP Lifting Systems?
If the lip is extending before the deck rises, it could be due to a load on the deck. Remove the load from the deck. Alternatively, there might be an obstruction; remove any obstructions present.
What to do if the door of my Stertil Lifting Systems doesn't close?
If the door does not close, it may be because the deck is not in the parked position. Press the deck up button to let the deck rise, and then release it to let the deck descend into the parked position.
Why won't the lip move to the vertical position on my Stertil Lifting Systems?
If the lip does not move to the vertical (parked) position, check for any obstructions and remove them.
Core safety principles for operating and maintaining the machine.
Lists built-in safety mechanisms designed to protect users.
How to use the emergency stop for immediate shutdown.
Explains the automatic safety device and its activation conditions.
Safety measures to prevent accidental energization during servicing.
Step-by-step explanation of how the dock leveller functions.
Detailed explanation of buttons and LEDs on control panels.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the dock leveller.
Procedure for safe restart post-emergency stop or power loss.
Steps for normal and emergency shutdown procedures.
Guide to preparing the leveller for loading/unloading.
Process for moving the leveller back to its standby state.
Instructions for using the BDC feature for specific loading scenarios.
Detailed steps for correctly positioning the maintenance support.
General guide for diagnosing and fixing common issues.
Troubleshooting steps when the deck fails to rise due to motor issues.
General| Power Options | Battery Operated, Electric |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 24V DC battery (Battery Operated), various AC voltages (Electric) |
| Control System | Wireless |
| Control | Hand-held remote control |
| Safety Features | Automatic overload protection, synchronization, low voltage control, mechanical locking system |
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