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Zepro ZHD 2500-130 User Manual

Zepro ZHD 2500-130
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ZEPRO
Tel.: +46 (0)10-459 05 00
E-mail: zeprotech@hiab.com | zepro.com
55987TL
2021-05-04
Installation Instructions
Tail Lift
ZHD 2500-130/150

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Zepro ZHD 2500-130 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandZepro
ModelZHD 2500-130
CategoryLifting Systems
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction

Important

Details the purpose of warning markings and emphasizes care during installation.

CE marking

Confirms ZEPRO tail lifts for sale in Europe are CE marked and comply with the EU Machinery Directive.

Product approval

States the product meets relevant requirements according to EN 1756-1:2001 + A1:2008 when properly assembled.

Hydraulic oil

Specifies the recommended hydraulic oil for replenishment and tank filling.

Guarantee

Explains that the tail lift's delivery card must be registered for the guarantee to be valid after installation.

Identification

Explains how to identify models, lifting capacity, and cylinder types based on product codes.

Safety rules

Repainting

Advises against painting piston rods, cylinder covers, boots, hoses, and cables to prevent damage.

Moving parts - free movement

Warns about collision risks with moving cylinders and specifies minimum clearance requirements.

Third-party equipment must not be attached

Prohibits attaching third-party equipment to Zepro tail lifts due to potential interference with safety functions.

Installation Safety

Provides warnings about installation constraints, including ground level access and use of Zepro installation kits.

Installation workflow

Installing the support frame

Details steps for installing the support frame, including jig attachment and alignment.

Electrical connections

Covers the installation of control devices, cables, and the main power cable.

Installing the platform

Outlines the process for fitting the platform, seals, end stops, and armstops.

Installing cylinders

Describes adjusting tilt cylinders and performing test runs.

Calculating the installed dimensions

C dimension

Defines the C dimension as the distance from the support frame top to the vehicle floor level.

D dimension

Defines the D dimension as the space needed from the body rear edge to the support frame front.

A dimension

Defines the A dimension as space for the rear beam between lift arms and vehicle floor when raised.

H dimension

Defines the H dimension as height from ground to vehicle floor, must not exceed max lifting height.

Rear beam cut-outs

Installation

Support frame

Step-by-step guide for mounting the support frame, including jig alignment and chassis bracket installation.

Control power cable

Instructions for routing and connecting the control power cable from the cabin to the lift.

Control devices

Guidance on fitting control devices, ensuring safe positioning and specified distances.

Main power cable

Instructions for routing the main power cable from the lift to the battery and ensuring proper earthing.

Installation of main fuse

Details the installation of a fuse box and fuse for vehicles without a direct connection point.

Underrun protection

Covers vehicle chassis requirements and statutory dimensions for underrun protection.

Underrun protection Installation

Step-by-step guide for fitting the inner and outer parts of the underrun protection brackets.

Armstops

Instructions for fitting end stops between lift arms and the rear beam, ensuring simultaneous contact.

Angle sensor for autotilt

Details the installation of the angle sensor on the lift arm, noting cable orientation.

Sealing strip (horizontal)

Procedure for fitting the horizontal sealing strip track and rubber strip.

Sealing strip (vertical)

Procedure for fitting vertical sealing strip tracks and rubber strips.

Platform

Instructions for checking, lubricating, and fitting the platform to the arms and tilt cylinders.

Adjusting the tilt angle

Guide for adjusting the tilt angle, including loosening bellows, lock screws, and using the adjusting collar.

Adjusting the downward tilt angle

Steps for adjusting the downward tilt angle to a maximum of 10° for safety compliance.

Purging the cylinders

Instructions for purging tilt cylinders by lowering the platform or tilting it down.

Transport lock

Explains the function of electric hose breakage valves as hydraulic locks for the platform during transport.

Temporary operation of lift

Connection

Steps for connecting a control device to the control card for temporary operation of lift functions.

Operation

Instructs to use the control device to run the lift functions during temporary operation.

Disconnection

Steps for safely disconnecting the temporary setup after use.

Hydraulic unit and control card

Electrical and hydraulic diagrams

ZHD 2500 NN

Presents the electrical and hydraulic diagram for the ZHD 2500 NN model.

ZHD 2500 DVx4 NN

Presents the electrical and hydraulic diagram for the ZHD 2500 DVx4 NN model.

ZHD 2500 DVx4 CE

Presents the electrical and hydraulic diagram for the ZHD 2500 DVx4 CE model.

ZHD 2500 Hydraulic autotilt NN

Presents the electrical and hydraulic diagram for the ZHD 2500 Hydraulic autotilt NN model.

Connection of connection card to control card

Diagram showing how to connect the connection card to the main control card.

Connection to circuit board 4-button operation

Illustrates connections for 4-button operation, including control units and sensors.

Connecting control device

Illustrates common control device models and their wiring to the control card.

Function diagrams

ZHD 2500 (Config 1) MA

Details functions, input/output signals, and illustrations for ZHD 2500 Config 1 MA.

Restriction in use of control device (Config 1)

Explains control device usage limitations based on platform angle for Config 1.

Sensor (Config 1)

Describes the function and connection of sensors (Di1-Di6, Cs, 2H) for Config 1.

ZHD 2500 (Config 3) DA

Details functions, input/output signals, and illustrations for ZHD 2500 Config 3 DA.

Restriction in use of control device (Config 3)

Explains control device usage limitations based on platform angle for Config 3.

Sensor (Config 3)

Describes the function and connection of sensors (Di1-Di6, Cs, 2H) for Config 3.

Connection unit

Power save mode

Explains how the control card enters and exits power save mode.

Operating information

Details the control card's display, flashing light, and LEDs for operating status and fault codes.

Information codes

Explains how information codes are displayed on the control card for status and troubleshooting.

Fault codes

Lists fault codes displayed on the control card, their meanings, and associated control devices.

Control devices

Explains how control devices can be blocked and how their status is indicated.

Supply voltage

Illustrates recommended supply voltage ranges for 12V and 24V systems during lift operation.

Marking

Loading diagram

Instructs to affix load diagrams near the controller in a visible position on the vehicle body.

Identification plate

Details the information found on the tail lift's identification plate and sticker placement.

Work area

Instructs to affix the work area sticker visibly on the rear of the vehicle.

Warning tape

Describes applying warning tape along platform edge strips to mark edges.

Controller sticker

Guidance on affixing controller stickers, including standard and reversed versions.

Danger area

Instructions for affixing the danger area sticker inside the vehicle body near the hand control unit.

Warning flags

Details how to attach warning flags to the platform edges to ensure they remain secure.

Lubrication and fluid level check

Lubrication

Lists lubrication points that need greasing during installation and regularly thereafter.

Oil level check

Instructions for checking and topping up the hydraulic fluid level in the tank.

Testing and verification

Static load test

Details procedures for static load testing, including deformation and drift measurements.

Dynamic load test

Covers testing with maximum load and overload, and dynamic load parameters.

Test of safety functions

Lists essential safety functions to be checked after installation.

Disassembly

Specifications

Weights

Lists weights of complete lift chassis and individual lift components.

Maximum power consumption - Minimum recommended conductor cross sectional area

Details power consumption and recommended cable sizes for 12V and 24V systems.

Battery maintenance

Provides recommendations for battery maintenance during storage and operation.

Tightening torque

Specifies torque values for various bolts and screws used during installation.

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