MMS Tote & Platform Lift MMS-20 Service Manual - Lift
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1. A i oo a a da LIFT TABLE SPARE PARTS LIST FOR MMS 20 No DESCRIPTION __ aw 22 Washer J gt 23 steering wheel f 2 24 serew 2 25 washer 26 Spring a Steel Ball foa gt N N 0 Locating Ring 39 RevolvingRing 1 40 Pin 2 0 41 chaingot 2 21 42 chain 1 RB w w wWIWIWIWIWIW IWIW N IN ND COIN In Oi NTR G 60 0 LO N e N No Ea EG 8 EF E EE gt LIFT TABLE SPARE PARTS LIST FOR MMS 20 ary ary 64 65 Pipe Pin 7 w R V 5 N 5 internal Bush 7 Internal Cylinder 00 00 Retaining Ring 9 gi ear 82 RubberBush 1 E Ko NININININININININ N Ou 00 eje 2 Cylinder Pin Valve Core NO 60 w2. MMS Tote amp Platform Lift MMS 20 Service Manual LIFT PRODUCTS INC PO BOX 349 ELM GROVE WI 53122 262 521 5720 FAX 262 521 5725 Toll Free 877 543 8776 Model MMS 20 S N Customer LIFT PRODUCTS INC LIFT PRODUCTS INC REGISTRATION INFORMATION To validate your warranty and receive updated service bulletins please complete this form Date Model No How did you first hear of Lift Products Magazine Ad Specify which magazine Recommended by a dealer Name of Dealer Received information in the mail Internet Other Please specify What factors caused you to choose Lift Products Describe how and where products are being used Name of person completing this form Title Company Street Address City State Zip Phone Fax No Purchased From Name of Dealer Street Address City State Zip Phone No Fax No Please fax this form to 262 521 5725 VI VII VIII CONTENTS Nomenclature of Each Section Attention Operation Instructions Daily Care Periodical Inspection How to Assemble Safety Instructions Exploded Figure and Parts List NOMENCLATURE OF EACH SECTION Table Lowering Valve Foot Pedal Pumping Pedal Drawer Low Profile without Drawer Brake Chassis Lift Lowering Valve Lower 10 Stopper 11 Foot Pedal Pumping Pedal COON DOARWNE ATTENTION 1 Use it ona level paved road If
3. arriage and other potential pinch points e Recommended operators to wear safety shoes and gloves e Do not put the feet under the forks to avoid any damages when using the machine Improper Use Hazard e Never leave a machine unattended with a load e Unauthorized personnel may attempt to operate the machine without proper instruction creating an unsafe situation Damaged Machine Hazards e Do not use a damaged or malfunctioning machine e Do not use a machine with a worn frayed kinked or damaged cable e Do not use a machine with less that 4 wraps of cable on the winch drum when the carriage is fully lowered e If you see the red mark on the cable at least 4 wraps are on the winch drum e Conduct a thorough pre operation inspection prior to each use e Be sure that all decals are in place and legible e Maintain proper lubrication of the winch Crushing Hazard e Do not release grasp on the winch handle until the brake is locked Lifting Hazard e Use proper lifting techniques to load or tip the machine Other Items e When pushing the machine on the rough floor the force will be bigger e To avoid overloading the operating force will increase and reach to 400N when reaching to the nominal load e Pay attention to the balance of the goods to avoid their turning over when lifting them e Do pay attention to avoid the goods turn over towards the back when using the machine on a slope Exploded Figure and Parts List VII
4. derstand and obey e Manufacturer s instructions and safety rules e Employer s safety rules and work site regulations e Applicable governmental regulations To Avoid Hazardous Situations 1 Fall Hazard Do not use a personnel lifting platform or step 2 Tip Over Hazards e Do not overload the winch stacker e Do not raise the load unless the machine is on a firm level surface e Do not move the machine with a raised load except for minor positioning e Do not tilt the machine back with a raised load e Do not operate the machine in strong or gusty winds e Prior to use check the work area for drop offs holes bumps debris unstable surfaces or other possible hazardous conditions e Do not subject the machine to horizontal force by raising or lowering a fixed or overhanging load e User refers to prEN1005 3 for further guidance e Ifthe load exceeds the actual operational capacity the operator must be assisted by one or more persons e The machine can be only used in the light environment of at least 50LUX Collision Hazards e Do not lift if the load is not properly centered on the forks e Check the work area for overhead obstruction or other possible hazards e Do not stand under or allow personnel under the machine when the load is raised e Do not lower the load unless the area below is clear of personnel and obstructions Bodily Injury Hazards e Do not grasp the cable e Keep hands and fingers away from pulleys the c
5. he wheels for wear 4 Inspect the screw in each part for looseness HOW TO ASSEMBLE When assemble Platform Stacker do so securely taking the following step When assembling it two spanners 13 and two spanners 17 are required Clamping tools such as monkey wrenches will do as well 1 Take the assemblies from the carton box and disassemble them in order of a b c d and e as follow WAY N 2 A gt D u 5 A O 40777 R ali gt A OEE gt s REM AND gt x i Y Ree L gt Carton Box a Chassis b Handle c Table d Drawer e Bolt 8 Nut 3 Lay the handle on the floor as shown in the figure below 2 Put the table into the handle CAUTION Put it between the two rollers of the table Poign e Rouleau 5 Fasten the chassis with 4 bolts securely Put the pin into the hole in the pump Goupille 3 Orifice gt LYE VII 1 1 1 2 6 Erect the chassis and put it into the drawer SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Safety Rules WARNING Failure to obey the instructions and safety rules in this manual may result in death or serious injury Do Not Operate Unless 1 You learn and practice the principles of safe machine operation contained in this operating manual e Avoid hazardous situations e Always perform a pre operation inspection e Always perform the function tests prior to use e Inspect the work place e Only use the machine as a material lift 2 You read un
6. it is driven on a level road the wheels are not damaged and can be operated lightly 2 Don t overload it beyond the prescribed maximum load 3 When putting a load on the table don t load it biased for instance on one side or at the force end of the table VI OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS 1 Raise Lift of the table e Tighten the lowering valve by turning it clockwise put down the foot pedal and work it Then the table will lift up 2 Lowering of the table e Loosen the lowering valve by turning it counter clockwise and then the table will lower down 3 Lowering speed of the table can be adjusted according to the degree it is turned 4 Range of lowering speed adjustment e Inorder to prevent abrupt lowering of the table when loading good the truck is provided with stopped When the lowering speed is too quick or too slow adjust the position of this stopped DAILY CARE 1 Ifthe load chain is corroded it becomes weak and dangerous so always lubricate it by applying grease 2 Unless oil leaks from the pump It is not necessary to supply oil for about half a year to one year 3 Usually when changing oil or replenishing oil use L HL68 Hydraulic oil equivalent to ISO VG68 If temperature is between 15 C 5 C please use L HL46 Hydraulic oil equivalent to ISO VG68 PERIODICAL INSPECTION 1 Inspect the chain fixing nut for looseness 2 Check whether the rotating parts are well lubricated or not 3 Inspect t
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