4. Safety regulations
When working with lifts comply with legal accident prevention regulations according to BGG945:
Comply with inspection of lifts; BGR500, operation of lifts; (VBG14)
Particular attention is drawn to compliance with the following regulations:
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The maximum permissible total weight of the vehicle on the lift may not exceed 6000 kg.
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The lift must be completely lowered before the vehicle is driven on, and it may only be
done in the intended direction.
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Always follow the operating manual when using the lift.
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Vehicles with low floor clearance or fitted with custom devices are to be checked to see
whether damage could occur before positioning the lifting arm.
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Independent operation of the lift is only permitted for persons who have completed their
18th year and have been trained to operate the lift. (Consider transfer protocol)
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During lifting or lowering, the work area of the lift should be clear or people.
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It is forbidden to transport people with the lift and in a lifted vehicle.
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Climbing onto the lift is prohibited.
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After design and maintenance on load bearing parts the lift must be inspected by a
technical expert.
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Initial access into the lift may only be done after the main switch is off and locked.
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The entire lifting and lowering process is to be continuously observed.
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The set up of the standard lift is not permitted in explosion endangered work shops.
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Caution when leaving car engines running in enclosed spaces
danger of poisoning.
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When removing heavy vehicle parts (e.g. motor) the centre of mass of the vehicle shifts.
In this case secure the vehicle against falling using suitable means.
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When using forklift shoes reduce the load bearing capacity of the lift to 4200 kg.
Opera ting Ma nua l a nd Inspection Book
POWER LIFT HL 2.60 SST DG
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