To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Wildfire Lighting Equipment motor keep clicking on startup?
If the motor is clicking upon startup, it's likely underpowered. Ensure the lift is connected to a 20 amp outlet. If using an extension cord, it must be 12 gauge at minimum. If the clicking persists, remove the GFCI from the electrical run.
What to do if the Wildfire WF9000XLT Lighting Equipment lift can’t rise?
If the lift is unable to rise, the issue may stem from the power unit or a damaged button on it. In such cases, you should maintain or replace these parts. Additionally, check for any oil pipeline leakage, and if found, clean, tighten, or replace the affected components.
Why is the Wildfire WF9000XLT Lighting Equipment lift rising slowly and heavily?
If the lift rises slowly and with difficulty, it could be due to several reasons: 1. Insufficient hydraulic oil: Add more hydraulic oil. 2. Oil pipeline leakage: Conduct maintenance, tighten connections, or replace parts as needed. 3. Clogged oil filter: Disassemble and clean the oil filter.
Why is the Wildfire Lighting Equipment lift so noisy when working?
Excessive noise during lift operation may be due to a lack of lubrication in the sliding and rotational parts, or the pin roll may need replacement. Try adding lubrication or changing the pin roll.
What to do if the Wildfire WF9000XLT Lighting Equipment lift can’t drop?
If the lift is unable to descend, it might be due to the security block not being open or heavily damaged magnets. Try rising first, then dropping, or maintain the security block. If that doesn't work, replace the magnets.
How to fix a Wildfire WF9000XLT Lighting Equipment lift that creeps when rising?
If the lift creeps while rising, it's likely that air has entered the hydraulic system or the oil box is low on oil. To resolve this, repeatedly rise the lift to remove any trapped air and add oil to the oil box.
Why does my Wildfire WF9000XLT Lighting Equipment generator roar and not work?
If the generator roars but doesn't function, it could be due to: 1. A deformed vane wheel: Straighten the vane wheel. 2. A damaged capacitor: Replace the capacitor with new parts. 3. Low voltage or equipment overload: Have electric technicians perform a check-up.
Critical safety guidelines and warnings for lift operation.
Site selection, floor requirements, and clearance for lift installation.
Guidelines for handling and moving the lift components safely.
Instructions for unpacking lift components and verifying parts.
Determining lift placement and power unit orientation.
Assembling the upright columns and crossbeams.
This document is an installation and operation manual for the Wildfire Lifts 9000lb. Capacity 4 Post Parking Lift, including models WF9000 and WF9000XLT.
The Wildfire 4 Post Parking Lift is designed to raise and lower vehicles, providing additional storage space in garages or other suitable locations. It is intended for storing cars and trucks, with a focus on quality construction and aesthetic appeal to complement the user's space. The lift operates hydraulically, using a power unit to raise and lower the runways, which are supported by four upright columns. Safety features, including locking mechanisms and linkage rods, are integrated to ensure secure operation.
General| Type | Moving Head |
|---|---|
| Pan | 540° |
| Tilt | 270° |
| Input Voltage | AC100-240V |
| Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Light Source | LED |
| Color Wheel | 7 Colors |
| Gobo Wheel | rotating gobos + open |
| Prism | 3-Facet Prism |
| DMX Channels | 16 |
| Color Temperature | 6500K |
