Operating instructions and lift maintenance – BASELINE Lift BL209BP User Manual
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS and LIFT MAINTENANCE
LIFT OPERATION: Before lifting a vehicle, insure all operators are qualified, have
been trained and are following all safety instructions.
Insure the vehicle is securely positioned on the lift
using manufacturer's recommended lifting points.
Insure all arm restraints are totally engaged.
Never allow anyone under the lift when raising or
lowering it with or without a vehicle. Always
confirm safety locks on both sides of the lift are
completely engaged before proceeding under a
vehicle.
Lift electrical operating controls are located on the
power pack (
one "up" button for raising the lift and one
"down" lever for lowering the lift)
. Before lowering,
slightly raise the lifting and then pull the release cables under each carriage. Make certain the
safety locks do not accidentally re-engage while lift is being lowered. Customers and bystanders
should not be in the lift area.
LIFT OPERATIONAL TEST WITH A TYPICAL VECHILE:
To Raise Vehicle:
1. Lower carriages to the floor position.
2. Retract lifting arms to minimum length.
3. Swing arms away from the path of the vehicle.
4. During loading or spotting, center the vehicle between the columns as shown in figure
above.
5. Swing arms under the vehicle. Position the vehicle support pads at the VEHICLE
MANUFACTURES RECOMMENDED LIFTING POINTS. Beginning with some 1994 year
models, auto makers will identify recommended lift points by placing a label on the
vertical lock face plate of the front passenger side door. (ANSI/SAE J2184-OCT92)
6. Clear area around the lift.
7. Raise the vehicle until the vehicle support pads are in full contact, approximately 12
inches off floor. Check to see that vehicle is stable on the lift by moderately rocking the
bumper. Recheck the position of the pads for any movement.
8. Raise the vehicle to the desired working elevation and release control button.
9. Lower lifting carriages until they completely contact the mechanical safety locks. The
vehicle is now ready for service.