Mondial Lift TIGER40 User Manual

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Mondial Lift TIGER40 User Manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Revision 22/04/05

DAST 0101 Rev. 0

EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

The Company:

Mondial Lift S.r.l.

Via Erasmo Piaggio

66013 Chieti Scalo (CH)

Italy

Tel: +39 0871 540122 – Fax: +39 0871 552685

DECLARES ON ONE’S OWN RESPONSABILITY THAT THE EQUIPMENT SPECIFIED

BELOW:

TYPE OF EQUIPMENTS:

SCISSOR LIFT

 

 

MODEL:

TIGER 40 GT

 

 

SERIAL NUMBER:

TI 05081588

 

 

TO WHICH THIS DECLARATION IS RELATED, CONFORMS WITH THE FOLLOWING

EUROPEAN DIRECTIVES: 98/37/CE

IT ALSO DECLARES THAT THE FOLLOWING EUROPEAN RULES HAVE BEEN

RESPECTED :EN 1493

Name and address of the approval body:

BUREAU VERITAS

 

17 bis, Place des Reflets – La Défense 2

 

92400 COURBEVOIE

Certificate number:

0062.150X.O221.05.03

 

 

Chieti Scalo, 01/09/2008

 

 

 

(Place and date)

(Signature or stamp of the authorized person)

 

 

 

 

YEAR OF MANUFACTURE: 2008

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

VOLTAGE:

230/400 Vac 3ph 220 Vac 1ph

240 Vac 1ph

110 Vac 1ph

Hz:

50 Hz - 60 Hz

 

 

 

AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER:

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CONTENTS

FIRST PART

CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION-PACKING-TRANSPORT

page

4

 

 

 

CHAPTER 2. MACHINE DESCRIPTION

page

6

 

 

CHAPTER 3. SAFETY

page 13

 

 

CHAPTER 4. INSTALLATION

page 15

 

 

CHAPTER 5. OPERATION

page 34

 

 

CHAPTER 6. MAINTENANCE

page 35

 

 

CHAPTER 7. TROUBLESHOOTING

page 36

 

 

CHAPTER 8. ACCESSORIES

page 39

 

 

CHAPTER 9. SPARE PARTS

page 41

 

 

 

SECOND PART (For installer use)

MAINTENANCE BOOK

page 64

 

 

SYMBOLS

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PROHIBITED

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WARNING

Follow the instructions given by the messages preceded by the safety alert symbol !

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CHAPTER 1- INTRODUCTION - PACKAGING – TRANSPORT

INTRODUCTION

This instruction manual has been created for workshop personnel using lifts and for ordinary and extraordinary maintenance technicians. The manual must be read thoroughly before proceeding with operating the lift and contains important information for:

-the safety of personnel;

-the safety of the lift;

-the safety of lifted vehicles.

This manual is an important part of the lift and must be kept where it is easily accessible for consultation and we recommend particular attention in reading the chapter on safety.

The TIGER 40 lift has been designed and built according to: EUROPEAN RECOMMENDATIONS 98/37/CE EUROPEAN STANDARDS EN 1493

All operations of the lift must be carried out by skilled and authorised personnel, especially operations of transportation, assembly, installation, maintenance, overhaul, moving, dismantling, etc. The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damages to persons, vehicles or objects caused by improper use of the lift.

Carefully read this instruction manual before using the lift.

Start the electric and hydraulic systems before carrying out the pneumatic connection from the lift to the control unit.

The lift must be used only for lifting vehicles up to the specified capacity. Improper use of the lift is forbidden.

Disconnect the lift from the main electric supply before carrying ordinary and extraordinary maintenance operations.

The lift must be installed according to instructions.

The manufacturer is not responsible for any damages caused by failure in following these instructions.

PACKAGING

The TIGER 40 lift is delivered assembled and packaged as follows:

N° 2 platforms complete with bases and scissors and positioned on wooden pallets with wooden shims wrapped in pluriball plastic and closed with metal clips and relative gaskets.

N° 1 control unit wrapped in pluriball plastic.

N° 1 carton box containing the pneumatic connection kit, adjustment pins, hydraulic joints, rubber pads (only for models with lift-table) and instruction and maintenance manual.

N° 1 set of lifting ramps complete with two straight small ramps and tube cover (only for above-floor versions).

N° 1 set of straight small ramps (only for built-in versions).

FOR SINGLE DELIVERIES (UP TO 3 UNITS) the articles described above are placed one on top of the other and packed onto platforms with metal clips and relative seals (pict. 1).

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PACKAGING SIZES FOR SINGLE DELIVERIES (UP TO 3 UNITS)

 

Models

A

B

C

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TIGER 40 S

4700

700

1300

 

 

 

 

 

 

TIGER 40 A

4700

700

1300

 

 

 

 

 

 

TIGER 40 LT

4700

700

1300

 

 

 

 

 

 

TIGER 40 GT

4700

700

1300

 

 

 

 

 

pict. 1

FOR MULTIPLE DELIVERIES (OVER 3 UNITS) the packaging for the platforms remains the same whilst all other articles are positioned and packaged onto europallets (pict. 2).

PACKAGING SIZES FOR MULTIPLE DELIVERIES (OVER 3 UNITS)

 

Models

A

B

C

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TIGER 40 S

4700

700

900

 

 

 

 

 

 

TIGER 40 A

4700

700

900

 

 

 

 

 

 

TIGER 40 LT

4700

700

900

 

 

 

 

 

 

TIGER 40 GT

4700

700

900

 

 

 

 

 

 

CONTROL UNIT,

 

 

 

 

SET OF STRAIGHT SMALL

1200

800

*

 

 

RAMPS,

 

 

 

 

 

KIT BOX

 

 

 

 

SET OF LIFTING RAMPS

1200

800

*

 

 

 

 

 

pict. 2

* Numbers may vary depending on number of units to be delivered.

MODELS

WEIGHT

 

 

TIGER 40 S

2500 Kg

 

 

TIGER 40 A

2500 Kg

 

 

TIGER 40 LT

3000 Kg

 

 

TIGER 40 GT

3000 Kg

 

 

VERSIONI SOPRA PAVIMENTO “P”

+ 200 Kg

 

 

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TRANSPORT

The packages described in page 4 can be lifted and transported using forklifts, cranes or other lifting systems of adequate capacity. Upon receiving goods, verify that no damage has been caused and that there are all parts indicated on the checklist.

Any damages and/or missing parts must be immediately reported to the deliverer and subsequently reported and documented to the manufacturer.

PACKING REMOVAL

All wooden packaging and pluriball plastic can be recycled. Total elimination of the packaging is possible in compliance with the laws of the country where the lift is installed.

CHAPTER 2 – MACHINE DESCRIPTION-MODELS-

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

“TIGER 40” is a scissor lift designed and constructed for lifting cars of weight not exceeding 4000 kg.

The structure of TIGER 40 is as follows:

a)BASE

b)SCISSORS – PLATFORM

c)CONTROL UNIT

Pict. 3

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BASE

This is the fixed part of the lift equipped with floor-fixing holes.

SCISSORS – PLATFORM

This is the mobile and lifting part of the lift. It is made up of a series of booms and the upper platform all fixed together by rotating pins on self-lubricating bushes. The mobile parts move on Teflon sliding blocks, whilst those of the auxiliary lift move on metallic rollers.

CONTROL UNIT

The unit is made up of a metallic box that contains all electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic functioning parts of the lift. The controls are placed on the upper part of the unit, are of 24 V voltage and of the “dead man” type.

There is one main control switch and a touchpad

model S

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2

 

 

6

 

1. MAIN SWITCH

 

 

 

1

2. INDICATOR LIGHT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3. MECHANICAL SAFETY BUTTON

3

 

 

 

 

 

4. LIFT LOWER BUTTON

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5. CUT-OUT BUTTON

 

 

 

5

6. LIFT RAISING

4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

models A-GT

10

5

12

8

 

 

 

 

 

1. MAIN SWITCH

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. INDICATOR LIGHT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

 

 

 

 

 

 

3.MECHANICAL SAFETY BUTTON

4.LIFT TABLE LOWERING

5. LIFT TABLE RAISING

2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6. LIFT LOWERING

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7. CUT-OUT BUTTON

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

8. FIRST PRE-DETERMIN. WORK STOP

 

11

 

 

 

 

 

 

9. SECOND PRE-DETER. WORK STOP

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10. LIGHT SELECTOR

3

 

 

9

 

11. MOBILE PLATE SELECTOR

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12. LIFT RAISING

4

 

7

6

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

model LT

10

5

12

8

 

 

 

 

 

1. MAIN SWITCH

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. INDICATOR LIGHT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3.MECHANICAL SAFETY BUTTON

4.LIFT TABLE LOWERING

5. LIFT TABLE RAISING

2

6.LIFT LOWERING

7.CUT-OUT BUTTON

8.FIRST PRE-DETERMIN. WORK STOP

9.SECOND PRE-DETER. WORK STOP

10. LIGHT SELECTOR

3

 

9

12. LIFT RAISING

 

 

 

 

 

4

7

6

 

 

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1- Main switch: when positioned to the setting “O”, the electric supply of the control unit is switched off and it is therefore possible to place a lock on the switch so that it does not come into use during repair or maintenance. When positioned to the setting “1”, the electric supply of the control unit is switched on and the lift is ready for use.

2- Indicator light: indicates the presence of electric supply.

3- Mechanical safety button: when pressed, mechanical safety is engaged.

4- Lift table lowering button: press this button to activate the motor and lowering mechanisms of the lift table

5- Lift table lifting button: press this button to activate the motor and lifting mechanisms of the lift table.

6- Lift lowering button: press this button to activate the motor and lowering mechanisms of the lift. 7- Cut-out button: press this button to exclude electric limit stop and photoelectric cell.

8- First position button: by pressing this button the lift immediately places itself in the mechanical safety position of the first programmed height. (app. 1 m)

9- Second position button: by pressing this button the lift immediately places itself in the mechanical safety position of the second programmed height. (app. 1.70 m)

10Lights: this button is for switching lights on and off.

11Oscillating plate button: when activated manually, this button blocks the oscillating plates. 12Lift operating button: press this button to activate the motor and lifting mechanisms of the lift. 13- Play-detector button: press this button to activate hydraulic play-detector.

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All scissor lifts of the Lion series are designed to lift all types of vehicles and vans up to a maximum weight of 4000 kg. They come in various heights in order for the user to operate comfortable and safely at the desired height. Our scissor lifts can satisfy all the needs of car repairers, tyre repairers, panel beaters, etc.

TIGER 40 S

Standard version

TIGER 40 A

Total alignment version

TIGER 40 LT

Standard version with auxiliary lift

TIGER 40 GT

Total alignment version with auxiliary lift

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OVERALL DIMENSIONS

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WARNING: The TIGER 40 lift has been designed and built for lifting vehicles in closed areas. Any other use is not advised and the lift is especially unsuitable for the following uses:

-washing

-painting

-hoisting

-lifting people

-pressing

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Versions: inground/on floor

Electric-hydraulic functioning

hydraulic synchronism of platforms

Rack mechanical safety on main lift

Hydraulic safety using parachute valve

Overload security valve

Lowering control valve

Photoelectric sensor safety device for platform levelling

Manual lowering device in case of power failure

Acoustic-light signal for final lowering phase

Inductive proximity sensors

Low voltage controls (24V)

Base registration pins

Internal guide for jack sliding

Slot for lighting system

TECHNICAL DATA

 

Capacity:

4000 kg for main lift and 3500 for lift-table

Maximum height:

1775 mm for inground versions

 

2040 mm for on floor versions

Maximum height lift-table:

450 mm

Platform length:

4600 mm

Platform width:

660 mm

Lifting time:

45 sec - lift-table 15 sec

Lowering time:

45 sec - lift-table 15 sec

Motor:

3 Ph 230-400 V 3 kw 50 Hz

Pneumatic supply:

4/8 bar

Noise level:

< 76 db

Exercise temperature:

-10° / +50°

Maximum amperage:

8 A

Maximum pressure:

300 bar

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CHAPTER 3 - SAFETY

GENERAL RULES

Read this chapter carefully as it contains important information concerning the safety of the operator and risks that may be incurred with incorrect or improper use of the lift. Operating and maintenance personnel must observe workplace accident prevention legislation in force in the country where the lift is installed.

Pict. 4

1.During lifting or lowering operations, the lift must be operated only in the reserved control area as shown in the diagram (picture)

2.Stopping or passing within the danger area when the lift is working or already raised is strictly forbidden. Only the operator may stay under the lift when it is raised.

3.The operator must ensure the danger area is clear when lifting or lowering the lift.

4.Never use the lift without protection or when safety devices have been switched off or tampered with.

5.When raising a vehicle use the supplied rubber pads on the correct support points as advised by vehicle manufacturer.

6.Switch off the engine and engage the parking brake after placing the vehicle on the lift. Remember to disengage the gear by placing the gearshift to “neutral”.

7.To prevent vehicle from falling make sure it is properly placed on the lift.

8.Entering the vehicle and/or starting the engine when the lift is raised is strictly forbidden.

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9. Never leave objects under the vehicle or scattered around it whilst lowering the lift.

10. Keep the area around the lift clean and remove any oil spills to avoid the risk of slipping.

11. Never use jets of water, steam, varnish or solvents in the lift areas around the lift and the control unit.

12. Non-suitable lighting may be risky. Ensure all areas next to the lift are well lit in a uniform manner.

13. Climbing on the platform when lifting the vehicle or when it has already been raised is strictly forbidden.

14. Any use of the lift other what it has been designed for may cause serious accidents to people and objects in its proximity.

15. The tampering of safety devices is strictly forbidden.

16. Never exceed the maximum lifting capacity (4000 kg). Check weight of vehicles that are loaded.

17. In case of malfunction, stop the lift and block the on/off button by using a lock. Only skilled technicians should be allowed to restart the lift. Make sure the main power supply has been switched off before repairing and servicing the lift.

SAFETY DEVICES

ANTI-SHEARING SAFETY

The lift is provided with a safety device that automatically lowers the main lift to approximately 40 cm from the floor and lowers the lift-table to approximately 10 cm. an acoustic-light signal is also activated during the final part of lowering.

HYDRAULIC SAFETY

This safety device is made up of parachute valves positioned inside the main pistons and the lift-table pistons. The valves automatically block the lowering of the lift in case the hydraulic tubes are broken or accidentally cut.

PHOTO-ELECTRIC SENSOR SAFETY DEVICE

This device automatically blocks the lifting or lowering of the lift if the sensor picks up a difference in level of approximately 100 mm between the two platforms.

RACK-TYPE MECHANICAL SAFETY DEVICE

A mechanical safety device with rack-type hooks on the main pistons and the lift-table pistons. Hydraulically controlled, it can be activated by the operator using the special button on the touchpad.

DEAD-MAN SAFETY DEVICE

The car-lift is fitted with a dead-man control device. Releasing push button controls situated on the console of the control unit immediately stops lowering and lifting operations.

OVER-LOADING SAFETY

The lift is fitted with a maximum valve for overloading. This valve does not allow for lifting when the load has exceeded maximum capacity. The device can be activated from both the main lift and the lift table.

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CHAPTER 4 - INSTALLATION

REMOVE PACKAGING FROM GOODS AND CHECK FOR POSSIBLE DAMAGE BEFORE INSTALLING THE LIFT.

ONLY SKILLED TECHNICIANS APPOINTED BY THE MANUFACTURER OR AUTHORISED DEALERS MUST INSTALL THE LIFT, OTHERWISE SERIOUS DAMAGE TO PEOPLE OR EQUIPMENT MAY BE CAUSED.

The lift must be installed according to the specified safe distance from walls, columns, other machinery; etc. The room must be at least 4500 mm in height. The minimum distance from walls must be 1500 mm, with consideration of the necessary space required to work easily. Further space of at least 1000mm for the control unit and escape routes in case of emergency is also necessary. The lift may be positioned on any type of floor as long as it is perfectly level and of adequate resistance (min. 250 kg/cm2).

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

1.Power supply and pneumatic feed availability.

2.Positioning of lift.

3.Electrical connections.

4.Hydraulic connections.

5.Electric network connection.

6.Fixing of lift.

7.Initial running.

8.Use suitability

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1) CHECK FOR AVAILABILITY OF POWER AND PNEUMATIC SUPPLY.

First of all, ensure that the power supply is equipped by a magnet/thermic switch (380V – 16A) with protection fuses) with suitable protection devices conforming to safety regulations and that the maximum distance of the electrical connections and the hydraulic connections from the control unit must be 3 metres.

2) POSITIONING OF LIFT.

Before positioning the lift at the chosen place, insert the adjustment pins into their positions situated in the lower parts of the bases. Raise the two platforms by at least 100 cm with a crane (to open the lift) and ensure that the mechanical safety devices are on. To position the lift, sling it as shown in the diagram on the following page and place it in the desired point. Eliminate the possible slight floor level differences (max 7mm) with the use of metallic thicknesses.

Pict. 5

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WARNING! When choosing the installation site, it is necessary to observe work safety legislation and any other regulations for specific uses of the machine. From the command position, the operator must be able to see the entire lift with its surrounding area. The operator must ensure that no unauthorised persons or objects enter the area as these could present the risk of danger.

RAISING OF THE LIFT PLATFORM

LIFT HANDLING

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3) ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Connect the lift cables, marked with numbers (see fig. ) to the corresponding connectors placed inside the control unit.

POSTIONING OF INDUCTIVE PROXIMITY SENSORS

SENSOR POSITIONS TIGER 40: S

 

SENSOR POSITIONS TIGER 40: A

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SENSOR POSITIONS TIGER 40:LT

 

SENSOR POSITIONS TIGER 40:GT

 

 

 

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SENSOR CONNECTIONS

TIGER 40 A

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SENSOR CONNECTIONS

TIGER 40 LT

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