Owner and aperator rea an unerstand this operating instructions
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1. 1 232 Steel Ball 1 204 Y Seal t 233 L O Ring 1 205 Pump Piston 1 234 Seat of Pumping Valve 1 206 Spring _ ya 235 Spindle of Pumping Vave 1 207 _ Spring Cap 1 236 Spring 1 208 Retaining Ring 1 237 Seal Washer 1 209 Joint Plate 2 238 O Ring 1 210 Pin 1 239 Seal Washer 1 211 Pump Body m hee e 240 _ Cylinder Fi 1 212 Elastic Pin m a Housing _ 1 213 Spring _ 1 242 Bolt 1 214 Strike Pin 1 4 243 Seal Washer 1 215 Seal Washer 1 244 Retaining Ring 1 216 Axle Sleeve 1 245 Washer 1 217 O Ring 2 246 O Ring _ 1 J 218 Nut 4 247 Cup Packing 1 219 Screw 1 248 Piston 1 220 Lever Plate 1 249 O Ring 1 221 Nut 1 250 Piston Rod 1 222 lastic Washer il 251 Seal Washer 1 223 Washer 1 252 _ Cylinder Cap asl 224 Boit with Hole 1 H O Ring _ 1 225 Bolt with Hole 1 254 Dust Ring _ 1 226 Nut E 255 Plug 1 227 Plug s 1 256 j Liquid Throttle Sheath 1 228 O Ring 4 257 Bolt 1 L229 Adjusting Bolt _2. Operating Instructions Parts List TF30 and TF50 Lift Table Note Owner and operator MUST read and understand this operating instructions before use this lift table Thank you for using this lift table Your lift table is made of high quality steel and is designed for the horizontal lifting and transport of loads on a level fixed base For your safety and correct operation please Carefully read this instruction before using it and keep it on file for future reference NOTE All of the information reported herein is based on data available at the moment of printing We reserves the right to modify our own Products at any moment without notice and incurring in any sanction So it is suggested to always verify possible updates 1 WARNINGS 1 DO NOT put foot or hand in scissors mechanism i 2 DO NOT allow other person to stand in front or behind lift table when it is moving 3 DO NOT move lift table when table is in raised position Load could fall down DO NOT enter under table DO NOT overload lift table DO NOT put foot in front of rolling wheels Injury could fall down WATCH difference of floor level when Moving lift table Load could fall down DO NOT use lift table on slope or inclined surface lift table may become uncontrollable and create danger 9 DO NOT lift people People could fall down and suffer severe injury 2 CAUTION 1 Read this operation manual carefully and understand completely opera
3. l 4 Pedal fitting point Oil 5 Grease nipple Grease 7 Part List of Table No J aty of Description Qty 101 Handle Grip 1 130 Pin 1 102 Control Handle 1 134 Washer 2 103 Elastic Pin a 132 Retaining Ring 2 104 Nut Ca 133 Connecting Rod 1 105 Bolt with Hole 1 134 Cushion 1 eet Jacket 1 iz af Bolt 1 107 Pull Rod 1 136 Washer 1 108 Bolt 12 137 Elastic Washer 1 109 Washer 12 138 Nut 1 x 110 Seat of Grip 2 139 Protecting Cover 1 i Retaining Ring _ 6 140 Pedal Bar 4 4112 Pin 4 141 Table 1 113 Elastic Washer 12 142 Retaining Ring 6 maj Nut 12 143 Roller 2 115 Spring 2 144 Washer 4 116 Cushion 2 145 Roller 2 117 Long Shaft 1 146 Pin 2 118 Universal Wheel _ 2 147 Bushing 2 119 Frame 1 148 Retaining Ring 2 120 Pin 2 149 Pin 1 121 Washer 4 150 Retaining Ring _ 2 122 Axle 2 151 Fork Arm 1 123 Bearing 4 152 Bushing 2 124 Wheel 2 153 Pin 2 125 Retaining Ring 2 154 Retaining Rin 2 126 Pump Unit 1 156 127 Pin 1 157 Support Plank 1128 Washer 1 158 Screw gt Retaining Ring 2 159 Nut 8 Part List of Pump 210 10 203 Hig Description Jor No Description 3 201 Seal Washer 1 230 _ Spring _ 1 202 Pump Cylinder 1 231 Spindle of Safety Valve 1 203 Dust Ring
4. ned firmly CAUTION DO NOT use lift table if any malfunction or fault is found 4 OPERATING LIFT TABLE 4 1 How to use the brake CAUTION Brake lift when not moving it in order to prevent sudden movement The brake is equipped with the swivel casterion the right side 1 Brake the wheel press the brake pedal 2 Release the brake lift up the brake pedal 4 2 Lifting the table WARNING 1 DO NOT overload lift table Stay within its rated capacity 2 DO NOT side or end Load must be distributed on at least 80 of table area Press the lifting pedal several times until the table reaches the desired position The table does not elevate after reaching the highest position even if the lifting pedal is pressed The table lowers slightly after reaching the highest position MAXIMUM CAPACITY OF TABLE The hydraulic cylinder is designed to hold table As is the nature of hydraulic system table lowers very slowly over and extended period of time Please note the table does not stay at the same position indefinitely 4 3 Lowering table WARNING DO NOT put foot or hand in scissors mechanism Knob rotating makes table down 5 Specifications 285 880 815X500 850 500 285 880 6 Service Instructions 6 1 Lubricate each point described below every month 6 2 Change hydraulic oil every 12 months Lubricating Points 1 Fitting of cylinder Oil 2 Roller friction surface Grease 3 Link pin Oi
5. ting lift table Improper Operation could create danger O NOOA 2 This lift table is a movable lifter designed to lift or lower rated load on table DO NOT use lift table for other purpose than its intended use 3 DO NOT allow person to Operate lift table that dose not understand its operation 4 DO NOT lower table too fast Load could fall down and create danger 5 KEEP watching the condition of load Stop operating lift table if load becomes unstable 6 Braking lift table when sliding load on or off table 7 DO NOT side or end load Load must be distributed on at least 80 of table area 8 DO NOT use lift table with unstable unbalanced loosely load 9 Practice maintenance work according to service instructions 10 DO NOT Modify lift table without manufacturers written consent 11 REMOVE load from table and use safety stopper to prevent table from lowering when servicing lift table 12 This lift table is not designed to be water resistant Use lift table under dry condition 3 DAILY INSPECTION Daily inspection is effective to find the malfunction or fault on lift table Check lift table on the following points before operation 1 Check for scratch bending or cracking on the lift table 2 Check if there is any oil leakage from the cylinder 3 Check the vertical creep of the table 4 Check the smooth movement of the wheels 5 Check the function of brake 6 Check if all the bolts and nuts are tighte
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