TERRY HARMONY 2 Series - Safe Handling; Lifting; Weights of Main Component

Harmony Series 2 Homelift - XH00200 Issue: D Page 4 of 106
Safe Handling / Lifting
x BEFORE ANY WORK IS CARRIED OUT, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THE SAFETY
SIGNS ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES ARE USED, TO CREATE A SAFE WORKING
ENVIRONMENT.
x Make sure that you know the correct lifting techniques.
x Don’t jerk and shove - twisting the body may cause injury.
x Lift in easy stages - floor to knee level, then from knee to carrying position. Reverse
this sequence when setting the load down.
x Hold weights close to the body. Lift with the legs and keep the back straight.
x Organise the work to minimise the amount of lifting necessary.
x Use mechanical means or other aids when necessary.
x Don’t lift parts that are extremely heavy by you. Seek assistance. Work together but
make sure that only one person gives clear, unhurried instructions.
x Use protection for hands and feet and protective clothing where necessary.
x Plywood board should be used to cover the aperture during installation whenever
possible, to ensure the safety of the installers and the occupants.
Weights of Main Component
HARMONY WHEELCHAIR LIFT – Car Weights (kg)
Lift Component STD Car Longer Car Wider Car LW Car
Aperture Liners (each) 8 9 9 10
Plaster Board and Tacfire 13 15 15 17
Trapdoor 33 39 39 45
Carriage Sides (each) 31 42 31 42
Carriage Door 23 23 24 24
Carriage Floor 31 34 34 36
Carriage Underpan 15 20 20 22
Carriage Centre Brace 11 13 13 14
Power Pack 35 35 35 35
HARMONY WHEELCHAIR LIFT – Sling/Guide Weights (kg)
Lift Component
STD Sling
(Std Width)
Long Sling
(Std Width)
STD Sling
(Wider)
Long Sling
(Wider)
Sling 34 47 36 49
Ram 42 48 42 48
LH Bott. Guide (heaviest) 20 19 20 19
Control Tube Set 13 14 13 14