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Operator Manual
UL25, UL32 & UL40
UL25, UL32 & UL40
SERIAL NUMBERS 15001 TO CURRENT
WARNING
All personnel shall carefully read, understand and follow all safety rules, operating
instructions and the Scaffold Industry Association's MANUAL OF RESPONSIBILITIES
before performing maintenance on or operating any UpRight aerial work platform.
SAFETY RULES
Safety Rules and Operating Instructions
NEVER elevate
platform unless all
four (4) outriggers
have been properly
installed. All
outrigger screwjack
pads must be in solid
contact with a firm
surface before the
platform is elevated.
NEVER operate the machine
within ten feet of power lines.
THIS MACHINE IS NOT
INSULATED.
NEVER use ladders, planks or other devices to increase the height of the platform.
NEVER attach overhanging loads to the platform or increase the platform size.
NEVER elevate the platform if it contains more than one person or more than the rated load (see specifica-
tions on back page).
LOOK up, down and around for overhead obstructions and electrical conductors.
NEVER change operating or safety systems.
NEVER use outriggers from one model on another model.
CLOSE and secure cage after entering platform.
Safety Rules and Operating Instructions
INSPECT the machine thoroughly for cracked welds, loose or missing hardware, hydraulic leaks, damaged
control or power cables and loose wire connections.
NEVER use the machine as a freight or personnel elevator.
NEVER recharge battery near sparks or open flame; batteries that are being charged emit highly explosive
hydrogen gas.
AFTER USE secure the work platform against unauthorized use by turning key switch off and removing key.
NEVER replace any component or part with anything other than original UpRight replacement parts without
the manufacturer's consent.
NEVER sit, climb, or stand on the
platform guardrails or midrail.
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NEVER attempt to
move the UpRight
Lift with people or
materials on the
platform or with
the platform
elevated.
NEVER elevate platform without
first leveling the base.
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Outrigger Installation
Operation
1. Remove the outriggers from storage locations
on sides of mast.
2. Insert into outrigger socket in base (Figure 1).
3. Push in until locking pin engages hole in end of
outrigger. Pull outward on outrigger to ensure
engagement.
4. Repeat the above steps for all other outriggers.
Make sure all four (4) locking pins are engaged.
5. Level the base, centering the bubble in the orbit
level on the base by adjusting the screwjacks at
the end of each outrigger (Figure 1). DO NOT
release the tension on an outrigger, by turning
counterclockwise, to level base.
6. All four (4) screwjack pads must be in solid
contact with a firm surface and each outrigger
indicator light must be lit before the platform
is elevated.
Indicator Light
Locking Pin
Bubble Level
Screwjack
Figure 1: Installing outriggers
Emergency
Stop Button
Emergency
Stop Button
Optional
Emergency
Down LED
Key Switch
Emergency
Lowering Valve
Up
Power
Down
Before operating UL Lift insure that: the operator has
been thoroughly trained on this machine, the operator has read, fully understands and follows this
Operator Manual and the Scaffold Industry
Association's MANUAL OF RESPONSIBILITIES, the
unit has been properly set up with all four (4) outriggers properly installed and the base leveled, and the
machine has passed the Safety Interlock Test.
Note: Platform will not elevate unless all four
outriggers are properly installed with screwjack
pads firmly in contact with floor and each outrigger indicator lamp lit.
1. Check for external damage to the mast.
2. For AC units connect power unit plug to extension cord (12 ga. (1.5 mm²) conductor minimum
and 50 ft. (15 m) in length maximum).
Connect extension cord to properly grounded
outlet of proper voltage and frequency.
3. Turn Key to ON, Key Switch is located on the
left side of the mast (Figure 2).
4. Pull out on Lower Emergency Stop Button,
located on the left side of the mast (Figure 2), to
turn switch ON. In the event of an emergency
push the button in to cut power to all controls.
5. Enter the platform by pulling out on the locking
pin and lifting up on the upper half of the cage.
6. Lower upper half of the cage after entering
platform making sure locking pin is engaged.
7. Check that the area above the platform is clear
before elevating the platform.
8. Pull out on Emergency Stop Button, located on
platform control panel (Figure 2). In the event of
an emergency push the button in to cut power to
all controls.
9. Push both the middle and top buttons (POWER
and UP), on the Control Box (Figure 2), at the
same time to elevate the platform. Release the
buttons to stop.
10. Check that the area below the platform is clear
before lowering the platform.
11. Push both the middle and bottom buttons
(POWER and DOWN) at the same time to lower
the platform. Release the buttons to stop.
12. After use, secure unit from unauthorized use by
turning Key Switch to OFF and remove key.
Platform ControlsBase Controls
Figure 2: Controls
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EMERGENCY LOWERING
If the platform should fail to lower, NEVER
climb down the mast.
Safety Interlock Test
NEVER perform this test from the platform.
Ask a person on the ground to open the Emergency Lowering Valve to lower the platform.
Serial Number 15001 - 21690
This valve is located through a cutout in the power
unit cover on the left side of the mast (Figure 3).
1. Pull the knob out and turn
Emergency Lowering Valve.
2. To close the Emergency Lowering Valve, turn
the knob until it snaps back in.
1
/4 turn to open the
Serial Number 21691 - Current
The Emergency Control Valve Knob is located at
the rear of the machine. (Figure 3).
1. Open the valve by pulling and holding the
knob.
2. To close the Emergency Lowering Valve,
release the knob.
Once the platform is fully lowered, be certain that the
Emergency Lowering Valve is closed again. The
platform will not elevate if the Emergency Lowering
Valve is open.
NOTE: Optional auxiliary platform lowering
circuit allows operator to lower platform when
power source is interrupted. A warning light on
chassis controls shines when batteries for auxiliary platform lowering circuit are low (Figure 3).
Batteries for warning light are located inside
chassis control box.
1. Properly install all four (4) outriggers and level
base.
2. Release the tension on one (1) outrigger by turning the screwjack counterclockwise, until the
indicator lamp is no longer lit.
3. While standing on the ground activate the control
panel to elevate the platform. Platform should
not elevate.
4. Re-level the base with all four (4) outriggers then
repeat step 2 with another outrigger.
5. Repeat steps 2 , 3 & 4 until all four (4) outriggers
have been tested.
DO NOT use a machine that elevates when the
tension has been released on an outrigger. Ma-
chine must be repaired before using.
Battery Maintenance
Hazard of explosive gas mixture. Keep
sparks, flame and smoking materials away
from battery.
Always wear safety glasses when working
with batteries.
Battery fluid is highly corrosive. Rinse
away any spilled fluid thoroughly with
clean water.
Always replace battery with UpRight battery
or manufacturer approved replacement
weighing at least 52 lbs. (23.6 kg) each.
Check battery fluid level daily, especially if
work platform is being used in a warm, dry
climate.
S/N 15001 - 21690
Figure 3: Emergency Lowering
S/N 21691 - current
AFTER USE EACH DAY
1. Ensure that the platform is fully lowered.
2. Park the machine on level ground, preferably
under cover.
3. Secure against vandals, children or unauthorized operation by turning the Key Switch to
OFF and remove the key.
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If electrolyte level is less than
plates add distilled water only. DO NOT use tap
water with high mineral content, it will shorten
battery life.
Keep terminals and tops of batteries clean.
Refer to the Service Manual to extend battery life
and for complete service instructions.
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/8 in. (10 mm) above
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BATTERY CHARGING (Figure 4)
Charge batteries at end of each work shift or
sooner if batteries have been discharged.
Charge battery in a well ventilated area.
Do not charge battery when the work
platform is in an area containing sparks or
flames.
Permanent damage to battery will result if
not immediately recharged after discharging.
Never leave charger operating unattended
for more than two days.
Never disconnect cables from battery when
charger is operating.
Keep charger dry.
Loaders
DC MODELS
Disconnect the plug from the battery box and
remove the battery box from the rear of the machine (Figure 4).
The battery box is heavy, 52 lbs. (23.6 kg),
lift properly (or have someone help you) to
prevent back injury.
Make sure loader fully engages tailgate or
vehicle bed.
LOADING
1. Check battery fluid level. If electrolyte level is
lower than 3/8 in. (10 mm) above plates add
distilled water only.
2. Verify charger voltage switch is set to 12 volts.
3. Connect extension cord (12 ga. (1.5 mm²) conductor minimum and 50 ft. (15 m) in length
maximum) to charger plug.
Connect extension cord to properly grounded
outlet of proper voltage and frequency.
4. Set charger control to "conventional" setting.
Ammeter should indicate charge rate.
5. When battery is fully charged, charger automatically turns itself off. Disconnect extension
cord.
Charging
Control
Charger
1. Raise the loader support bracket and engage
the retaining pin in the top hole of the loader
channel (Figure 5).
2. Secure the loader to the loader support bracket
with the gravity hook (Figure 5).
3. Position the unit so the back of the machine
comes in contact with the vehicle bed or tailgate.
4. Release the gravity hook and slide the loader
down until it comes into contact with the
vehicle bed or tailgate (Figure 5). Then reposition the loader support bracket so the retaining
pin is in the first available hole above the
loader.
5. Release the locking pin and pull the T-handle
out until the locking pin engages the hole in the
end of the T-handle (Figure 6).
6. Lift up on the T-handle, using the loader as a
pivot, until the unit rotates to a horizontal
position in the vehicle bed (Figure 7).
7. Push the base of the unit towards the front of
the vehicle bed. The machine will slide on the
loader until the rear wheels are on the bed. The
unit may then be rolled on the rear wheels and
upper casters.
Figure 4: Battery Box (DC Models only)
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8. Return the T-handle to the stored position, making
sure the locking pin engages the T-handle.
9. Secure the unit with suitable strength rope or
tie straps using the forklift pockets located
under the base of the unit and either the upper
caster axle on UL25 models or the tilt back
frame on UL32 and UL40 models.
To prevent damage to the mast assembly,
do not place rope or tie straps across the
mast assembly when securing the unit for
transportation.
DO NOT overtighten the rope or tie straps,
damage to the machine will result.
Loader Channel
Retaining Pin
UNLOADING
1. Unsecure the unit.
2. Release the locking pin and pull the T-handle
out until the locking pin engages the hole in the
end of the T-handle.
3. Roll the unit back until the rear wheels are off
the edge of the tailgate or vehicle bed.
4. Pull downward on the T-handle, allowing the
unit to slide on the loader. As the unit stops
sliding on the loader, it will pivot on the loader
to an upright position. Gradually counterbalance the units weight by applying an upward
force on the T-handle. This allows the unit to
settle gently on the wheels, avoiding undue
impact on the unit.
5. Return the T-handle to the stored position, making
sure the locking pin engages the T-handle.
DC Models
Replace the battery and reconnect the battery box
plug making certain it is fully engaged.
Gravity Hook
Figure 5: Loader in load position
Loader Support
Bracket
Tailgate
Loader
T-handle
Locking Pin
Figure 6: T-handle positioning
Figure 7: Tilting machine onto or off of a vehicle
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Passage Through A Doorway
The UL32 and UL40 are equipped with a castered
rear Tilt Back assembly. When the unit is tilted
back onto this support frame, the overall height is
reduced to allow the unit to pass through a standard doorway.
LOWERING
Tilt Back
Handle
Before tilting the machine onto the rear Tilt
Back assembly be sure the retaining pin is
fully inserted with the hair pin retainer
installed and the cylinder assembly is fully
extended.
DO NOT drop Tilt Back frame.
Keep out from under Tilt Back frame and
machine when tilting.
1. Be sure area is clear of personnel and obstructions.
2. While holding Tilt Back frame, remove the hair
pin retainer and the retaining pin (Figure 8).
3. Lower the Tilt Back frame until the hole in the
cylinder assembly aligns with the upper
mounting bracket pin hole. Secure the cylinder
assembly to the upper mounting bracket using
retaining pin and hair pin retainer (Figure 8).
4. Extend Tilt Back Handle to the tilt/lift position
by releasing locking pin and pulling handle out
of the Tilt Back assembly until the locking pin
engages (Figure 9).
5. Push down on the Tilt Back Handle until the
unit comes to rest on the Tilt Back frame. As the
mast tilts back, counterbalance the machines
weight by increasing upward force on end of Tilt
Back Handle (Figure 9). This allows machine to
gently come to rest on Tilt Back casters.
Locking Pin
Figure 9: Lowering and raising with Tilt Back
Handle
6. Pull down on the handle on the back of the mast
to compress the cylinder assembly (Figure 10).
7. Return Tilt Back Handle to storage position
making sure locking pin engages handle.
RAISING
1. Lift up on mast handle to extend cylinder assembly.
2. Fully extend the Tilt Back Handle until the
locking pin engages.
3. Lift up on the Tilt Back Handle. As the mast
approaches vertical, counterbalance machines
weight by increasing the downward force on
end of Tilt Back Handle (Figure 9). This allows
machine to settle gently on the front casters.
4. Return Tilt Back Handle to storage position
making sure locking pin engages handle.
5. While holding Tilt Back frame, remove retaining pin and raise Tilt Back assembly to the
stowed position. Secure with the retaining pin,
making sure pin is fully inserted and hair pin
retainer installed.
Retaining Pin
Hair Pin
Retainer
Cylinder Assembly
Figure 8: Cylinder secured with retaining pin
Figure 10: Compressing cylinder assembly
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66553-001
2-REQUIRED
03610-000
1-REQUIRED
62876-000
1-REQUIRED
62840-000
1-REQUIRED
66557-011
UL25 ONLY
1-REQUIRED
62814-000
1-REQUIRED
66557-009
1-REQUIRED
UL32 & UL40 ONLY
62821-002
1-REQUIRED
61205-000
66554-002
1-REQUIRED
66551-005
1-REQUIRED
62218-001
2-REQUIRED
2-REQUIRED
For machines equipped with options consult Service Manual.
Note: Labels can be ordered by using Part Number located by each label.
62575-001
1-REQUIRED
62725-002
1-REQUIRED
62466-002
1-REQUIRED
62792-000
2-REQUIRED
1 AT EACH SWITCH
21691 TO
SERIAL #
005223-005
1-REQUIRED
62322-000
1-REQUIRED
CURRENT
SERIAL #
05223-003
1-REQUIRED
15001 TO 21690
66550-008
1-REQUIRED
62217-000
1-REQUIRED
05221-000
1-REQUIRED
D.C. UNITS ONLY
66552-000
1-REQUIRED
D.C. UNITS ONLY
UL LIFT LABEL INSTALLATION: THESE LABELS SHALL BE PRESENT AND IN GOOD
CONDITION BEFORE OPERATING THE WORK PLATFORM. BE SURE TO READ,
UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW THESE LABELS WHEN OPERATING THE WORK PLATFORM.
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ITEM
Platform Height
Maximum
Minimum
Platform Capacity
Stored Dimensions
Vertical Height
Width
Depth
Tilted-Back Height
Tilted-Back Length
Footprint(outriggers extended)
Width
Length
Weight-overall
w/o Outriggers & Screwjacks
Set of Outriggers & Screwjacks
Addt'l Weight for D.C. Option
Guardrail Height
Toe Board Height
Max. System Voltage
AC Electric Motor
DC Electric Power Source
Battery Charger
Maximum Hydraulic System
Pressure
Specifications*
UL25
25 ft. (7.62 m)
15 in. (38 cm)
350 lbs. (159 kg)
78 in. (1.98 m)
29 in. (74 cm)
49.5 in. (1.26 m)
Opt 74.75 in (1.90m)
Opt 102 in (2.59m)
59 in. (1.5 m)
56 in. (1.42 m)
770 lbs. (349 kg)
810 lbs. (367 kg)
46 lbs. (21 kg)
64 lbs. (29 kg)
43.5 in. (1.1 m)
6 in. (152 mm)
120 VAC 60 Hz or 220 VAC 50/60 Hz
1-12 Volt Battery, Grp. 27
105 Amp/Hrs., Min. Wt. 52 lbs. (23.6 kg)
Automatic, 120 VAC 60 Hz or 220 VAC 50 Hz
Output: 10 Amps, 12 Volts D.C.
UL32
32 ft. (9.75 m)
15 in. (38 cm)
300 lbs. (136 kg)
99.5 in. (2.53 m)
29 in. (74 cm)
52.5 in. (1.32 m)
78 in. (1.98 m)
99.5 in. (2.53 m)
81 in. (2.06 m)
78 in. (1.98 m)
920 lbs. (417 kg)
960 lbs. (435 kg)
54 lbs. (25 kg)
64 lbs. (29 kg)
43.5 in. (1.1 m)
6 in. (152 mm)
2400 PSI (165 bar)
UL40
40 ft. (12.19 m)
15 in. (38 cm)
300 lbs. (136 kg)
Safety Rules and Operating Instructions
114 in. (2.90 m)
29 in. (74 cm)
52.5 in. (1.32 m)
78 in. (1.98 m)
114 in. (2.9 m)
92 in. (2.34 m)
89 in. (2.26 m)
990 lbs. (449 kg)
1030 lbs. (467 kg)
66 lbs. (30 kg)
64 lbs. (29 kg)
43.5 in. (1.1 m)
6 in. (152 mm)
*Specifications subject to change without notice.
Meets or exceeds all applicable requirements of OSHA and ANSI A92.3-1990.
ROUTINE SERVICE
Use the following table as a guide for routine maintenance, refer to Service Manual for complete service
instructions.
SERVICE OPERATION INTERVAL
DAILY OR OR OR
Check bubble level accuracy X
Check operation of outrigger interlocks X
Check battery fluid level and charge battery (D.C. models only) X
Check for peeling, faded or missing labels & replace X
Check condition of control cable X
Inspect mast assembly for bends, cracks or loose rivets X
Check chassis and platform emergency stop switch operation X
Check emergency lowering valve operation X
Check casters for damage X
Check hydraulic fluid level X
Check cage and cage support fasteners for proper torque X
Inspect and adjust sequence straps slack X
Lubricate lift chains and sheaves X
Change hydraulic fluid (ISO #46) X
MONTHLY 3 MONTHS YEARLY
50 HRS. 125 HRS. 500 HRS.
Safety Rules and Operating Instructions
FOR MORE INFORMATION
TEL: (800) 926-5438 or (559) 662-3900
FAX: (559) 662-6184
PARTS FAX: (559) 669-9884
801 S. Pine St., Madera, CA 93637
Local Distributor:
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068017-000 Rev. 1 06/02
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