AUTOLIFT SP1400 Manuale utente
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
WHEELCHAIR LIFT
MODEL
SP1400
ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
00
REVISIONE
04 / 2020
ANNO
TABLE OF CONTENTS
WHEELCHAIR LIFT
DEVICE
SP 1400
MODEL
2
1. GENERAL WARNINGS ....................................................................................................................3
1.1 MANUFACTURER..................................................................................................................3
1.2 MARKING...............................................................................................................................3
1.3 Identification of operators........................................................................................................4
1.4 structure and use of the manual..............................................................................................5
1.5 safety –general rules..............................................................................................................6
2.1 components............................................................................................................................9
2.2 Dimensions...........................................................................................................................10
2.3 TECHNICAL DATA...............................................................................................................10
3.1 INTENDED USE...................................................................................................................11
3.2 IMPROPER USE..................................................................................................................11
7.1 RECEIPT AND INSPECTION...............................................................................................15
7.2 Storage and NON-USE of the lift ..........................................................................................15
7.3 transport ...............................................................................................................................15
7.4 handling................................................................................................................................16
7.5 installation on a vehicle.........................................................................................................16
8.1 normal use............................................................................................................................17
8.2 Emergency Use....................................................................................................................19
8.2.1 MANUALLY OPENING THE PLATFORM.............................................................................19
8.2.2 EMERGENCY RAISING.......................................................................................................20
8.2.3 EMERGENCY LOWERING ..................................................................................................21
8.2.4 RESTORING NORMAL CONDITIONS AFTER EMERGENCY MANOEUVRES...................22
10.1 PERIODIC INSPECTION......................................................................................................24
10.2 Frequency of CHECKS........................................................................................................25
10.3 TOPPING UP AND DRAINING THE HYDRAULIC CONTROL UNIT....................................29
11. DEMOLITION AND DISPOSAL .........................................................................................................36
12. TROUBLESHOOTING.....................................................................................................................37
13. WIRING DIAGRAM.........................................................................................................................38
14. HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM...................................................................................................................40
15. ANNEXES ....................................................................................................................................41
GENERAL WARNINGS
1
WHEELCHAIR LIFT
DEVICE
SP 1400
MODEL
3
1.1 MANUFACTURER
AUTOLIFT SRL
Via Ferri 3 –46020 Pegognaga (MN) - Italy
Tel. +39 0376 550375 –info@autoliftsrl.com
1.2 MARKING
The lift device is manufactured in compliance with the relevant EC directives applicable on the date of
entering the market. As it is considered a "medical device" pursuant to article 2, point 1), letter a), first
paragraph of directive 2007/47/EC, the device carries a specific identification plate which, in addition to
the specific technical data also includes the CE marking, which guarantees the compliance of the device
to the directives/standards referred to the enclosed Declaration of Conformity.
The plate, a facsimile of which is shown here, is stamped with the data indicating the specific model and
unit.
CUSTOMER NAME:
INSTALLER NAME:
DATE OF INSTALLATION:
SERIAL NUMBER:
IT IS PROHIBITED TO REMOVE OR TAMPER WITH THE
IDENTIFICATION PLATE.
GENERAL WARNINGS
1
WHEELCHAIR LIFT
DEVICE
SP 1400
MODEL
4
1.3 IDENTIFICATION OF OPERATORS
The lift user is the physical or legal person who purchases it and has it operated by an
operator.
The operator, also defined as the accompanying person, is the person who uses the
device.
A disabled person can be identified as the user and/or operator; their disabilities in this
case must not, however, invalidate the characteristics outlined below.
Operators working with devices designed to transport persons with motor deficiencies or disabilities must
be competent to act in all situations; they must always be mentally aware; they must comply with the
physical and mental requirements for ensuring sufficient reactivity in the event of an emergency or a
hazard. They shall therefore not only acknowledge all the details given in this manual but shall possess
the following characteristics.
PHYSICAL: good eyesight, hearing, coordination, ability to safely perform all the functions required to use
the lift, no disorders or debilitating or disabling infirmities caused by the intake of substances altering the
person's emotional state (e.g. drugs and/or alcohol).
MENTAL: ability to understand and apply the established rules and safety precautions; they shall be
attentive, use common sense to ensure theirown safety andthat of others; they shall be willing to correctly
and responsibly perform the tasks of assistant and operator during the transport, loading and unloading of
disabled and other passengers.
EMOTIONAL: they must be calm and able to cope with stress and use common sense over their own
physical and mental conditions; they must be able to manage normal and abnormal situations,
understanding their own limits and, at the same time, how to deal with an emergency.
TRAINING: this manual and any annexed diagrams and layouts, the hazard warning plates and stickers
applied to the electro-hydraulic lift must be read, studied and fully understood; the operatormust be familiar
with the use of the controls and the lift movements, having performed all tests (without loads) required to
learn all the operating phases.
TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES: in this context we refer only to the operator's tasks concerning the use
of the lift, which include switching on the power circuit, moving the various parts, assembly and removal
of any optional parts, and maintenance. The operator must therefore be fully familiar with the safety
regulations and relative devices, the use of the controls and the manual emergency devices.
The operator is personally responsible for the use of the lift and its correct operation, maintenance, the
handled load and all actions which are performed within the above-mentioned tasks.
If any situations occur which could compromise the physical and mental state of the transported person,
following the non-compliance or poor knowledge of the operator, they shall personally be civilly and
criminally liable towards the injured party.
This applies also to any tampering or modifications by the operator of parts or components of the lift which
no longer guarantee its safety and reliability for the transported persons.
Autolift Srl shall bear no liability in the event of such situations occurring.
GENERAL WARNINGS
1
WHEELCHAIR LIFT
DEVICE
SP 1400
MODEL
5
The user is responsible for distributing this manual to all staff working with the lift.
In addition to complying strictly with the instructions given in this manual, operators
shall not use the lift and shall report directly to their managers, or if they do not have
one, directly to the manufacturer AUTOLIFT srl, concerning any shortcomings or
potentially hazardous situation which may occur.
1.4 STRUCTURE AND USE OF THE MANUAL
USERS AND OPERATORS MUST READ THIS MANUAL PRIOR TO
USING THE LIFT.
This manual aims to provide users and operators with all the information they require to ensure that they
are able both to use the lift appropriately and manage it as independently and safely as possible.
Before performing any operations on the lift, users and operators must carefully read the instructions given
in this publication.
In the event of any doubt over the correct interpretation of the instructions, contact the AUTOLIFT srl
technical department to obtain the required clarifications.
This manual is an integral part of the lift, it must be kept safely by the purchaser and made available for
use by the operators.
The contents of this manual comply with the Directive 2007/47/EC and were drafted following the
guidelines given in UNI 10893:2000. They also comply with the requirements of ISO 10535:2007.
This manual has 45 pages, including the cover, and annexes (see section 1.6).
Data and drawings are provided as examples only; with a view to the continuous development and
updating of its products, the manufacturer may modify the contents without notice.
It is prohibited to disclose, edit or use this manual for any other purposes.
In drafting the manual, we have chosen to use a limited number of clear symbols to draw the reader's
attention to important concepts and to make consultation simpler and more immediate.
THE INDICATIONS MARKED BY THIS SYMBOL REPRESENT A
POTENTIAL HAZARD, WITH THE RISK OF PHYSICAL DANGER FOR
THE USERS.
GENERAL WARNINGS
1
WHEELCHAIR LIFT
DEVICE
SP 1400
MODEL
6
THE INDICATIONS MARKED BY THIS SYMBOL ARE DEEMED
PARTICULARLY IMPORTANT FOR THE OPERATION OF THE LIFT.
THE INDICATIONS MARKED WITH THIS SYMBOL ARE IMPORTANT
FOR COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE MANUFACTURER AND THE
USER.
THE SPECIFIC INSTALLATION MANUAL IS AVAILABLE FOR THE
INSTALLER.
1.5 SAFETY –GENERAL RULES
The lift must not be operated by untrained persons.
Examine the hydraulic lift carefully before each use. If there are any hazardous
conditions or if you notice unusual noises or movements, do not use the lift and contact
an Autolift agent or authorised workshop for the necessary inspections and repairs.
Read and comply with the labels and warning symbols affixed to the hydraulic lift or
near the loading area of the vehicle used to transport wheelchairs.
When using the hydraulic lift, a hazardous situation may be caused by parking the
vehicle on a slope.
Use the lift with the vehicle parked on flat ground, where possible
GENERAL WARNINGS
1
WHEELCHAIR LIFT
DEVICE
SP 1400
MODEL
7
The vehicle must always be parked safely with the emergency brakes on before
starting to operate the lift.
Make sure that the wheelchair is braked and placed securely on the platform, and that
it does not extend over the edge.
Do not operate with a load of over 350 kg and with any load other than a wheelchair
with passenger.
When using the hydraulic lift, the occupant of the wheelchair should, where possible,
face outwards; i.e. with the larger wheels facing the vehicle.
GENERAL WARNINGS
1
WHEELCHAIR LIFT
DEVICE
SP 1400
MODEL
8
Ensure that there are no persons or objects within the lift's range of action
DO NOT PLACE ARMS, LEGS OR CLOTHING NEAR THE MOVING OR
PROTRUDING PARTS OF THE PLATFORM.
RISK OF CRUSHING AND SHEARING
Unauthorised persons must not stand nearby during the use of the lift, and must not
stand between the vehicle and the platform, even for quick checks with the platform
at a standstill. These checks and adjustments must be performed exclusively by
authorised Autolift staff.
Take care when driving over roads with large humps or dips since the vehicle ground
clearance is reduced at the lift housing.
After completing the lifting operations, replace the lift inside the housing.
Do not drive or manoeuvre the vehicle if the housing is not completely closed.
ALWAYS CHECK THAT THE VEHICLE BATTERY IS SUFFICIENTLY
CHARGED BEFORE USING THE LIFT.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2
WHEELCHAIR LIFT
DEVICE
SP 1400
MODEL
9
2.1 COMPONENTS
1
Housing
6
Handles
2
Transfer strip (rear flap)
7
Push-button panel
3
Jointed drive arms
8
Electrical control unit
4
Aluminium platform
9
Hydraulic power unit
5
Front flap
-
-
The drawing shown represents all models
5
3
7
8
9
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2
WHEELCHAIR LIFT
DEVICE
SP 1400
MODEL
10
2.2 DIMENSIONS
2.3 TECHNICAL DATA
Capacity
kg
400
Weight
kg
177
Power supply
Volts
12 /24Vdc
Max. pressure
bar
200
Platform
mm
810 x 1414
Max. overhang
mm
1049
Aux emergency pump
YES
Airborne noise
Db(A)
< 70
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