Braun UVL Series Manuale utente

Operator's Manual

34407 Rev. B

March 2010

Operator's Manual for:

Public Use Wheelchair Lifts

DOT — Public Use Lift

“DOT — Public Use Lift” verifies that this platform lift meets the

“public use lift” requirements of FMVSS No. 403. This lift may be

installed on all vehicles appropriate for the size and weight of the

lift, but must be installed on buses, school buses, and multi-

purpose passenger vehicles other than motor homes with a gross

vehicle weight rating (GVWR) that exceeds 4,536 kg (10,000 lb).

"Providing Access to the World"

International Corporate Hdqrs: P.O. Box 310 Winamac, IN 46996 USA

1-800-THE LIFT®(574) 946-6153 FAX: (574) 946-4670

www.braunlift.com

31937

Braun UVL SeriesTM

Under-Vehicle Lift®W

ARNING

Read manual

before operating

lift. Failure to do

so may result in

serious bodily

injury and/or

property damage.

Keep manual in

lift storage pouch.

Oper

ual

Man

ator's

Congratulations

We at The Braun Corporation wish to express our fullest appreciation

on your new purchase. With you in mind, our skilled craftsmen have designed

and assembled the ﬁnest lift available.

This manual includes safety precautions, lift operating instructions, man-

ual operating instructions, and instructions for maintenance and lubrication

procedures.

Your lift is built for dependability, and will bring you years of pleasure

and independence, as long as maintenance is performed regularly and the lift

is operated by an instructed person.

Sincerely,

THE BRAUN CORPORATION

Ralph W. Braun

Chief Executive Ofﬁcer

Page 1

Contents

Warranty/Registration Instructions .................. 2, 3

Lift Terminology

Lift Terminology Illustration ........................................ 4

Introduction ................................................................ 5

Direction .................................................................... 5

Lift Components .................................................... 6, 7

Vehicle and Lift Interlocks ......................................... 7

Lift Actions and Functions .......................................... 8

Lift Operation Safety

Safety Symbols ......................................................... 9

Lift Operation Safety Precautions ...................... 10-14

Operation Notes and Details

Introduction/Lift Access Doors and Interlocks ......... 15

General Safety ......................................................... 16

Control Switches ..................................................... 16

Lift Features

Inner Roll Stop ............................................ 17, 18

Outer Barrier ............................................... 18, 19

Barrier, Handrail and Belt Manual Operation ........... 20

Handrail Operating Instructions ............................... 21

Lift Passengers

Passenger Orientation (Boarding Direction) ..... 22

Standees

........................................................... 22

Yellow Boundaries ...................................... 22, 23

Threshold Warning.............................................. 23

Vehicle (Floor Level) Loading and

Unloading

.................................................... 23, 24

Wheelchair-Equipped Occupant Seat Belts ..... 24, 25

Operation Procedure Review ................................. 25

Preventive Maintenance ......................................... 26

Lift Operating Instructions ............................. 27-33

NHTSA Operations Checklist .............................. 34

Manual Operating Instructions ....................... 35-39

Decals and Antiskid ........................................ 40-43

Maintenance and Lubrication ......................... 44-52

Limited Warranty .............................................. 53-59

Page 2

Warranty and Registration Instructions

Immediately upon receiving your

lift, examine the unit for any dam-

age. Notify the carrier at once

with any claims.

Two warranty/registration cards

are protected in a clear envelope

and attached to the lift protective

shipping wrap (shown on op-

posite page). The sales repre-

sentative must process one of

the cards. The consumer must

ﬁll out the other card and mail it

to The Braun Corporation. The

limited warranty is provided in

this manual. The warranty cards

must be processed to activate the

warranty.

Two Braun Serial No./Series No.

identiﬁcation tags are posted on

the lift (shown on opposite page).

One I.D. tag is posted on the left

platform side plate (outboard end).

A second I.D. tag is located inside

the pump module. Both I.D. tags

provide the product identiﬁcation

information appearing on the war-

ranty/registration card. Record

the identiﬁcation information in the

space provided. This information

must be provided when ﬁling a

warranty claim or ordering parts.

Page 3

OWNER'S WARRANTY REGISTRATION

PURCHASED FROM

XXXXXXXXXX XX-XXXXX

DATE INSTALLED

NAME

ADDRESS

CITY

TELEPHONE

TO VALIDATE WARRANTY

REGISTRATION CARDS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE BRAUN CORPORATION.

OWNER

STATE ZIP

Sample Warranty/Registration Card

Serial No.

Model No.

Warranty and Registration Instructions

Model No.

Serial No.

Date of Manufacture

The Braun Corporation

XXXXXXXXXX

XX-XXXXX

XX/XX/XXXX

1-800-THE-LIFT

BRAUNLIFT.COM

MFG DATE

SERIAL NUMBER

DOT Public Use Lift MODEL#

Max. Lifting Capacity - 600Lbs.

Sample Serial

No./Series No.

Identiﬁcation Tag

Record identiﬁcation information below.

Page 4

Lift Terminology

Illustration

JKA

81819

ANGER

KEEPCLEAR OF MOVING PARTS

81819

ANGER

KEEPCLEAR OF MOVING PARTS

81819

ANGER

KEEPCLEAR OFMOVING PARTS

ARNING

Before

stowing

lift:

(Steps1-3)

After

deploying

lift:

(Reverse

procedures)

1.Fold outer barrier down.

HANDRAIL INSTRUCTIONS

LatchHandleDetail

2.a. Lift latch handle.

b.Deploy/ Stow handrail.

c.Lowerlatch handle.

3.a. Liftlatch handle.

b. Deploy / Stow handrail.

c. Lowerlatch handle.

Beforestowing lift:

•Lower outer barrier

down to platform.

•Lower handrails down

to platform.

•Lower latch handles

downtoplatform.

Failuretofollow these

precautionsmay result

inserious bodily injury

and/orproperty damage.

JKA

33602

34585

ARNING

•Readmanualbeforeoperating lift.

•Loadandunload on levelsurfaceonly.

•Engagevehicleparkingbrakebefore

operatinglift.

•Provideadequateclearance outside of

vehicleto accommodate lift.

•Donotoperate lift if you suspect lift

damage,wear or any abnormal condition.

•Keepoperatorandbystanders clear of

areain whichlift operates.

•Handraillatchhandles mustbe down

exceptwhen stowing and deploying

handrails.

Wheneverawheelchair passenger

isontheplatform, the:

•Handrailbeltmustbelatched.

•Passengermustbe positioned fully

insideyellow boundaries

• Wheelchairbrakes must be locked

•Innerrollstop and outer barrier

mustbeup.

Failuretofollowtheserules may result

inseriousbodilyinjury and/or property

damage.

LIFT OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS

DOT—Public Use Lift

TODEPLOYPLATFORM:

1.Standclear andpress UPswitchuntil

platformextendsfully.Releaseswitch.

2.Lifthandrail latch handles, deploy

handrailsupto verticalposition and

lowerlatchhandles fully.

3.Liftouter barrier to vertical position.

4.Latchhandrailbe

lt.

5.PressUP switchuntilplatform stops.

6.Ope

nbusdoor fully.

7.PressUP switch untilplatforms

tops

(raisestofloorlevel), and inner

rollstopunfolds to floorlevel.

TOUNLOADPASSENGER:

1.Loadpassengeronto platformand

lockwheelchairbrakes.

2.PressDOWN switch until platformstops.

3.Closebus door fully.

4.PressDOWNswitch until the entire

platformreaches ground level and

outerbarrierunfoldsfully.

5.Unlatchhandrail belt, unlock

wheelchairbrakesand unload

passengerfromplatform.

TOLOADPASSENGER:

1.Loadpassengerontoplatform, lock

wheelchairbrakesand latch handrail

belt.

2.PressUPswitchto fold outerbarrier

upandraiseplatformuntilplatform

stops.

3.Openbus doorfully.

4.PressUP switch until platform stops

(raisestofloorlevel), and inner

rollstopunfolds to floor level.

5.Unlockwheelchair brakes and unload

passengerfromplatform.

TOSTOWPLATFORM:

1.Latchhandrailbelt.

2.PressSTOWswitch untilplatform

stopsatstow level.

3.Unlatchhandrail belt.

4.Foldouter barrier down to platform

(horizontal)position.

5.Lifthandrail latch handles, stow

handrailsdowntoplatform (horizontal)

positionandlower latch handles fully.

6.PressSTOW switch untilplatform

stops(retractsfully).

NUVL855RM24

1-800-THELIFT™

BRAUNLIFT.COM™

TheBraunCorporation

DOTPublicUseLiftMODEL#

U.S.PATENT4958979

02/15/08

MFGDATE

01-00025

SERIALNUMBER

Hydraulic

Cylinders

Rolling

Horizontal Arms

Outer Barrier

Actuator

Platform Cable-activated

Manual Release System

Hand-Held

Pendant Control

Inner

Roll Stop

Carriage

Platform

Two-Stage

Outer Barrier

Lifting

Arms

Torque

Tube

Lift Housing

Shield Handrail

with Belt

Outboard

Right

Left

Inboard

Page 5

Lift Terminology

Braun NUVL Series lifts are ADA

compliant and comply fully with

National Highway Trafﬁc Safety

Administration (NHTSA) speciﬁ-

cations. The NUVL855RM24 is

commercial oriented (intended

for operation by an attendant).

Public Use NUVL lift models pro-

vide fully automatic operation of

deploy (extend), up, down and

stow (retract) lift functions. The

NUVL855RM24 can be inter-

faced for fully automatic opera-

tion of the power door system.

Manual operating procedures

are required for the shield hand-

rails and interlocking belt.

Refer to the Lift Terminology

Illustration for identiﬁcation of

lift components.

Basic lift operation procedures

are identical for all NUVL Se-

ries lift models. The operating

instructions contained in this

manual address the lift control

switches and the correspond-

ing lift functions. Operating

procedures for the shield

handrails and interlocking belt

are provided. Refer to the

Manual Operating Instructions

to manually operate lift.

Terminology: Become familiar

with the terminology that will be

used throughout this manual.

Become familiar with the iden-

tiﬁcation of lift components and

their functions. Contact your lift

sales representative or call The

Braun Corporation at 1-800-THE

LIFT®if any of this information is

not fully understood.

Direction: The terms "left,"

"right," "inboard," and "outboard"

will be used throughout this

manual to indicate direction (as

viewed from outside the vehicle

looking directly at the lift). Refer

to the Lift Terminology Illustration

for clariﬁcation of direction terms.

Introduction:

Page 6

Lift Terminology

regarding the control switches

and their functions are provided in

the Lift Operation section.

Lift Housing: The lift housing

is the metal structure (casing)

mounted under the vehicle which

contains and protects the platform

carriage assembly. The hous-

ing contains all lift components

except the power (pump) module

when the lift is in the stowed posi-

tion.

Platform Carriage Assembly:

The platform carriage assembly

includes the platform assembly,

the lifting arms, the rolling hori-

zontal arms that carry the plat-

form assembly in and out of the

housing and the electrical/hydrau-

lic drive components that power

the lift.

Platform Assembly: The lift

platform assembly consists of the

ﬂat aluminum plate upon which

the wheelchair is positioned, the

outer barriers, the inner roll stop

and shield handrails.

Outer Barrier: The two-stage

outer barrier system consists of a

spring-loaded tall barrier and an

electric actuator-driven short bar-

rier. The two-stage outer barrier

provides a ramp for wheelchair

loading and unloading at ground

level. Photos and further details

are provided in the Operation

Notes and Details section (pages

18-21).

Inner Roll Stop: The NUV-

L855RM24 is equipped with an

automatic inner roll stop that also

serves as the bridge plate. The

Lift Components

Refer to the Lift Terminology Il-

lustration on page 4.

Pump Module: The remote

mounted pump module consists

of the main hydraulic pump, the

manual hand pump, the electronic

control board and other electrical

components that power the lift

electric/hydraulic systems.

Hand-held Pendant Con-

trol: The hand-held pendant is

equipped with four push button

switches, (DOOR, STOW, DOWN

and UP). The momentary switch-

es activate the automatic lift

functions. Simply press the switch

labeled for the intended function.

The lift function labels illuminate

to identify the function(s). Details

Page 7

Lift Terminology

The inner roll stop and outer bar-

riers sense weight to prohibit lift

operation. The lift will not function

if the inner roll stop or outer barri-

ers are occupied. The lift platform

cannot be stowed if occupied.

The lift platform cannot be raised

or lowered unless the roll stop

and outer barriers are deployed

(up).

Vehicle and Lift Interlocks

Braun Corporation NUVL Series

lifts comply fully with all NHTSA

vehicle and lift interlock speci-

ﬁcations. Vehicle movement is

prohibited unless the lift is fully

stowed and the lift will not func-

tion unless the vehicle is parked

and secured.

The NUVL855RM24 features

a visible and audible threshold

warning system that will activate

if the threshold area is occupied

when the platform is one inch or

more below ﬂoor level.

inner roll stop bridges the gap

between the lift platform and the

vehicle ﬂoor. The inner roll stop

automatically rotates from the

horizontal position to the verti-

cal position as the lift lowers and

raises. Further details regarding

the automatic mechanical inner

roll stop are provided on pages

17 and 18.

Platform Cable-activated Man-

ual Release System: A cable-

activated manual release system

releases the platform carriage

assembly drive chain to allow the

platform carriage assembly to be

manually moved out (extended)

or moved in (retracted), should it

be necessary. Further details are

provided on page 36.

Page 8

Lift Terminology

Lift Actions and Functions:

Deploy (Extend): Lift deploy-

ment is the action of the lift plat-

form carriage assembly extend-

ing (moving outward) from the

housing and lowering to ground

level when the DOWN switch is

activated or raising to ﬂoor level

when the UP switch is activated.

Stow (Retract): Stow is the

action of the lift platform and car-

riage assembly retracting (moving

inward) into the lift housing. Dur-

ing the stow function, the platform

will automatically raise or lower to

stow level before retracting into

the housing.

DOWN - Platform Lower: Down

is the action of the platform lower-

ing from stow or ﬂoor level posi-

tion to fully-lowered (ground level)

position when the DOWN switch

is pressed.

DOWN - Outer Barrier Un-

fold (Down) - When the plat-

form reaches the fully-lowered

(ground) position and the DOWN

switch is continued to be pressed,

the outer barriers rotate down-

ward from vertical position to

ramp position.

UP - Outer Barrier Fold (Raise):

From ground level, the UP func-

tion automatically raises (rotates)

the actuator activated outer bar-

riers to the upright (vertical) posi-

tion before the platform raises.

UP - Platform Raise: Up is the

action of the platform raising from

stow level or ground level to ﬂoor

level (fully-raised) position when

the UP switch is pressed. When

the lift is fully lowered, press-

ing the UP switch ﬁrst raises the

outer barrier.

Note: The lift platform will not

raise if the outer barriers are not

in the upright (vertical) position.

This is a built in safety feature.

Stow Level: Stow level is the

height that the platform and car-

riage assembly moves in and

moves out of the lift housing.

Floor Level: Floor level is the

height that the platform and car-

riage assembly raises to in order

for the wheelchair passenger to

enter and exit the vehicle (fully

raised position).

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