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Details the Melody 1's hydraulic scissor mechanism, load capacity, travel height, and suitability for various users.
Steps for raising the platform, inserting safety scotches, and setting up the base frame.
Positioning the power pack and routing hydraulic hoses and wiring.
Connecting charger and wall station cables, securing wiring with tie wraps.
Instructions for fitting the gate, lock assembly, and associated components.
Connecting gate cables, car station block, and installing fuses.
Mounting the upper call station and preparing for final tests.
Bleeding the hydraulic system, final adjustments, and test procedures.
Steps to access under the platform and a reminder to insert safety scotches.
Specifies duct sizes and routing for call stations and the charger box.
Specifies users, locations, maximum load capacity, and travel distance.
Information on power input, battery backup, and electrical specifications.
Lists safety features like safe edges and the lifting mechanism type.
Crucial safety step: disconnect the anti-creep switch before height adjustments.
Step-by-step guide for adjusting the platform's height using the adjustment disc.
Procedure for adjusting the bowden cable to set the lower gate release position.
Troubleshooting steps for lift ascent/descent failures, checking buttons, fuses, and wiring.
Troubleshooting steps for upper and lower gates not opening.
Instructions for reprogramming key fobs after disconnection or long storage.
Fields for lift reference, location, manufacturer, date, travel, load, and speed.
Information on electrical supply and pressure relief valve settings.
Checks on earth bonding, insulation, controls, platform leveling, and liftway clearances.
Verification of gate interlocks, manual lowering valve, and limit switches.
Confirmation that the on-site load test has been successful.
Checks for hose condition, call stations, gate interlocks, rollers, and safe edges.
Installer's certification of compliance with instructions and standards.
Confirmation of receiving instructions and demonstration for safe use.
Fields for company name and lift number for feedback submission.
Questions regarding parts, manufacturing, quality, specification, and user satisfaction.
Declaration of conformity to EU Directives and relevant safety standards.
Information on the authorized person for the technical file and declaration completion.
Recommendations for service frequency and considerations for adverse environments.
A comprehensive list of items to check during routine service and maintenance.
Specific points and part numbers for lubrication during service.
Checklist items for call station, gate interlocks, ram rollers, and safe edges.
Engineer's certification of checks and customer agreement on completion.
Definitions for checking hose condition, call station operation, and gate interlocks.
Definitions for platform gate, ram roller security, remote enabler, and safe edge checks.
Definitions and sizes for connectors used in the wiring diagram.
List of connectors, their identifiers, and cable sizes used on the circuit board.
Description of controller features like UP/DOWN control, delay circuits, and interlocks.
Explanation of fuse functions and how to override the remote control enabler.
Description of gate interlocks and how gate release buttons interact with the timer.
Wiring details for the eight-way connector connecting to various components.
Overview of the single channel control system with transmitter and receiver.
Step-by-step guide for reprogramming key fobs and the output timer.
Procedure for testing earth continuity on various cables and connectors.
Detailed megger testing steps for carriage, lower, and upper station cables.
Disconnecting fuses and testing connections at the 13-way connector.
Indicates the document contains standard gate, side exit gate, and pit installation instructions.
Positioning and securing the plinth and base plate with screws and rawl plugs.
Securing back panel angles to gate posts and cutting posts to length.
Achieving alignment and fully tightening bolts for the base plate.
Securing the lower hinge pin to the plinth using button head screws.
Removing parts from the gate panel and preparing for correct orientation.
Positioning the gate panel on the lower hinge pin and securing with the upper hinge pin.
Cutting the back board, installing it, and attaching the call station plate.
Installing blanking plates, glands, and anti-slip tape.
Listing of additional parts needed for the side exit gate, beyond standard components.
Measuring the side panel height and securing it to the gate post.
Ensuring the buffalo board is flush and fitting the side panel cap.
Securing the side panel support on the upper level and drilling for rivets.
Positioning the gate support section in the pit and aligning it with the gate base.
Securing the base plate and using packing to ensure the section is level.
Details contents for ramp mounted, stand alone call posts, and templates.
Positioning a template, drilling holes, and fixing the ramp to the base frame.
Connecting lift cable to articulated head and securing the post.
Fastening stand-alone posts, fitting covers, and preparing for conduit.
Removing knockouts and securely fastening the ramp to the floor.
Measuring the height from the upper step to the lift platform.
Using adjustment collars to achieve equal heights between steps.
Securing the pick up bracket using fasteners for the handrail support.
Positioning the barley seed panel and fastening it with plastic screws.
Templates for positioning standard height lower call stations on RH and LH sides.
Templates for positioning 900mm wide lower call stations on RH and LH sides.
Items to confirm with the client: controls, safety features, emergency lowering, power, booklet, contacts.
Client's confirmation of receiving the checklist review from the engineer.
| Brand | TERRY |
|---|---|
| Model | Melody 1 |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |