Safety Regulations; Operating Manual - ATT Nussbaum POWER LIFT HF 3S 5000 Manuel D'exploitation

4

Safety regulations

When working with lifts comply with legal accident
prevention regulations according to BGG 945: inspec-
tion of lifts; BGR 500 operation of systems; VBG 14.
Particular attention is drawn to compliance with
the following regulations:
• The max. load carrying capacity for lifts may not
be exceeded. For this, see details on the model
plate.
• When operating the lift , follow safety regulations
and operating instructions in the operating man-
ual.
• Only personnel aged 18 or over may operate the
lift independently, they must be trained in lift op-
eration and have their work verified by the com-
pany. They must be explicitly tasked with oper-
ating the lift (excerpt from BGR 500), see transfer
protocol.
• The lift must be completely lowered before the
vehicle is driven on, and it may only be done in
the intended direction.
• Vehicles with low floor clearance or fitted with
custom devices are to be checked to see wheth-
er damage could occur before positioning the
lifting arm and raising the vehicle.
• Vehicles may only be attached at fixture points
approved by the vehicle manufacturer.
• Fixture points may not have been weakened by
rust, corrosion, damage or modifications.
• A single load from only one or two lifting arms may
not happen.
• The proper positioning of the lifting arm is to be
checked again after the vehicle has been raised
slightly.
• After setting down the vehicle, check the lifting
arm positions for proper seating below the fixture
points before the vehicle is lifted again.
• During lifting or lowering, the work area of the lift
should be clear or people.
• The entire lifting and lowering process is to be
continuously observed.
• Climbing onto the lifting arm is prohibited
• It is prohibited from moving people with the lift.
• Climbing onto the lift and onto a lifted vehicle is
prohibited.
• When dismantling heavy vehicle parts (e.g. mo-
tors) the entire centre of mass of the vehicle
changes on the lift.
The vehicle is to be appropriately secured using
suitable materials against lifting or tipping (e.g
by additional beams, tensioning belts, support
frame).
• Loaded vehicles change the total centre of mass
of the vehicle. Use support blocks here if working
on this vehicle. The safest method is to unload the
vehicle in advance.
OPI-POWER LIFT HF 3S 5000-V3.0-DE-EN-FR-ES-IT
• Prevent extreme vehicle shaking while it is on the
lift.
• Maintenance or repairs on the lift may only be
done once the main switch (15) is off, secured
and locked against unauthorized access.
• After design and maintenance on load bearing
parts the lift must be inspected by a technical ex-
pert.
• It is prohibited to set up a standard lift in explo-
sion endangered workshops and humid spaces
(E.g. washing halls).
• In our plans, we inform of the minimum specifica-
tions for the foundation, however local conditions
(e.g. underground, etc.) are outside of our re-
sponsibililty. In case of need, contact an architect
or statics expert.
5 Operating manual
When handling the lift, it must abso-
lutely comply with safety regulations.
Carefully read the safety regulations
in Section 4 before first operation!
To prevent operation by unautho-
rised personnel, secure the main
switch (15) after the working height is
reached.
Operating element
Operating elements
15 Main switch
16 Button for placing in the latch. Alternative: CE Stop button
16
15
009
81