Challenger Lifts 24012 E Bedienungsanleitung

Challenger Lifts, Inc.

Model’s 24012*

*( E, W, EW, XL, LR, AR)

FOUR POST SURFACE

MOUNTED LIFT OPERATION, INSTALLATION &

MAINTENANCE MANUAL

IMPORTANT!!!

READ THIS MANUAL COMPLETELY BEFORE INSTALLING OR OPERATING THE LIFT

200 Cabel Street, P.O. Box3944

Louisville, Kentucky 40201-3944

Email - sales@challengerlifts.com

Web Site -www.challengerlifts.com

Office (502) 625-0700 Fax (502) 587-1933

Models 24012 (E, W, EW, XL, LR, AR)

Installation, Operation and Maintenance

File: 24107 2 Rev. 01.09.01

Installation Procedure

1. Determine the location for the lift installation. Fig. 1 gives the overall dimensions

of the lift, including the drive on ramps. The area must be level and there must

be free access to load and unload the vehicles.

There must be enough overhead clearance to raise vehicles six feet above the

floor. Thirteen feet is the recommended ceiling height.

The floor must be 3000 psi concrete with a minimum thickness of four inches and

steel reinforced per local commercial practice. If pads are used, they must be

two feet square with a minimum thickness of twelve inches and steel reinforced

per local commercial practice. Fig. 2 gives the pad layout dimensions.

2. Refer to Fig. 3, General Arrangement. For muffler work, it is satisfactory to erect

the lift with the cylinder beam on the left, or drivers side. For alignment and work,

which require access to the front seat of the car, the top rail can be positioned on

the right side so it is out of the way.

3. Refer to Fig. 2 to get the dimensions for the post base locations. Refer to Fig. 1

to determine where to locate the sides and ends of the post base plate with

respect to walls and other obstacles at the installation. Include additional

clearance where required near walls and obstacles.

4. Once the location is determined, use a chalk line to mark base line A-B to locate

one side of the lift, refer to Fig 4. Use the width dimension from Fig 2 to measure

off the dimensions A-D and B-C. Draw arcs as illustrated in Fig. 4. Draw a chalk

line D-C tangent to the two arcs to establish the other side of the lift.

5. Mark on one of the two parallel lines the points 1 and 2 to establish the ends of

the post base plate as determined from Figs. 1 and 2. From points, 1 and 2

measure diagonally to the opposite parallel line to determine points 3 and 4.

Draw a chalk line between points 1 and 4 and points 2 and 3. The four lines

locate the four outside corners of the post base plates.

6. Position the cylinder beam and the two main side posts as shown in Fig. 5. The

main side post which has the drilled hole pattern on one side is the power unit

post. Bolt the cylinder beam to the main side posts using ½-13 x 1 3/4 bolts,

washers, and nuts (use shipping bolts). Use 2 bolts on the power post and 3 on

the other main side post.

7. Lift the assembled cylinder beam to the upright position. Place the post base

plate into their corners of the chalk line rectangle. Check the centering of the

bolting slots of the top rail and main side leg tops. Correct as necessary, the

main side post must be plumbed before tightening.

8. Review the concrete anchor bolt instructions near the back of this manual. Drill,

install, but do not tighten the 4 anchor bolts for the rear leg. DO ONLY THE

REAR MAIN SIDE POST AT THIS TIME.

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9. Plumb the post so that it is perpendicular. Use the level and check both side-to-

side and front to rear. Use shims, 3/4" steel flat washers or 1/16 or 1/8 thick by

1" wide steel flat, strips are recommended for shims. Tighten the anchor bolts

and recheck for plumb. Adjust if necessary.

10. After anchoring the rear MAIN SIDE post, align the front post with the chalk lines.

Check and adjust plumb of the front post. The base plate may vary from the

measured dimensions slightly, but it is more important that the post be plumb and

parallel with the other post. Install the anchor bolts in the front main side post.

After completion of steps 8 & 9 tighten cylinder beam mounting bolts.

IMPORTANT

DO NOT DRILL OR SET OFF SIDE POST ANCHOR BOLTS AT THIS TIME.

THE LIFT MUST BE CORRECTLY ALIGNED AND CYCLED BEFORE THE

ANCHOR BOLTS ARE INSTALLED.

11. Position cross rails in their approximate locations. Note: The tapped holes on

the cross tube must be facing out for proper anti-sway installation. The

lifting chain connector must be at the MAIN SIDE post location. See Fig. 6.

12. Use a pull wire to pull the cross rail chain through the cross rail tube. The chain

runs over the sheave at the main side end and under the sheave at the off side

end. See Fig. 7. Repeat for the other cross rail.

13. Attach the cross rail chain to the main side post chain anchor with a 5/16 headed

pin and cotter key. Repeat for the other cross rail. See Fig. 6.

IMPORTANT

THE CROSS RAIL CHAIN MUST HAVE THE CENTER LINK AND IT MUST

BE IN A VERTICAL POSITION, NOT COCKED TO THE FRONT OF THE

CHAIN ANCHOR. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS REQUIREMENT COULD

RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.

14. Position a 2 x 4 block under the safety latch on the main side end of the cross rail

as shown in Fig. 6. Remove the packing pin from the cross rail end assembly.

Install a 3/4 nut onto the safety rod. Turn down the nut to the bottom of the

thread on the rod. Insert the safety rod into the space previously occupied by the

packing pin in the cross rail end assembly. Insert the threaded end of the rod

into the rear hole at the top of the main side post. Secure the top of the safety

rod with a 3/4 nut. The top 3/4 nut should be flush with the end of the safety rod

and the bottom nut should be tightened against the post top cap. Remove the

wooden block. Repeat at each post.

15. Remove the cap from the front cylinder port. Manually extend the cylinder ram.

Attach the lifting chains to each cross rail chain connector using a 5/16 x 3 grade

8 shoulder bolt and lock nut. See Fig. 6.

IMPORTANT

THIS BOLT MUST BE THE SHOULDER BOLT SUPPLIED WITH THE LIFT

OR MEET THE SPECIFICATIONS ABOVE. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS

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REQUIREMENT COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY

DAMAGE.

16. Install the bolt end of the cross rail chain into the hole at the top of the off side

posts. Attach the 1" washer and nylon lock nut to the bolt. Hold the chain with a

crescent wrench and tighten the nut to remove most of the slack from the chain.

Repeat for the other cross rail.

17. Attach the power unit to the front main side post using the 5/16" hardware

provided.

18. Attach the hydraulic hose between the fitting at the rod end of the cylinder and

the fitting just above the power unit tank. Secure the hose to the cylinder with

the tie wraps.

19. Connect the power unit to a dedicated 30 amp electrical branch circuit, using

wiring methods prescribed by local codes. Refer to Fig. 8 for wiring schematic.

20. Using a funnel in the breather cap fitting on the power unit reservoir, fill the

reservoir with 11 quarts of clean petroleum or vegetable based hydraulic oil.

DO NOT OVERFILL THE RESERVOIR. The oil level should be no higher than 2

inches below the mounting flange of the tank. Check by removing the screw just

below the reservoir cap, and filling until oil comes out of the hole. Replace the

screw.

21. Using the power unit, raise the cross rails about 6 inches. Level the cross rails

by adjusting the cross rail chain tension at the top of the off side posts. Use a

level to check the cross rails.

22. Position the runways on the cross rails. Place the runways equal distance from

the center of the cross rails. 36 ½" Between the runways is suggested for model

24012LR, 38 ½" for all other models. Install the “U” bolts provided to each

outside corner of the runways, but DO NOT tighten at this time. If an oil pan or

jacking beam is to be installed, do not install the “U” bolts at the end the jack or

oil pan will be rolled on from until the equipment is installed.

23. Position the off side posts and plumb so that the cross rail chain in the off side

posts hangs straight, the lifting chains in the main side posts hang straight, the

cross rails hang in the center of the post openings and the runways are

positioned correctly on the cross rails.

DO NOT AT THIS TIME DRILL OR INSTALL THE ANCHOR BOLTS FOR

THE OFF SIDE POSTS. THE LIFT MUST BE CYCLED UP AND DOWN AND

CHECKED FOR CORRECT ALIGNMENT BEFORE THE BOLTS ARE

INSTALLED.

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THE OFFSIDE POSTS MAY VARY SLIGHTLY FROM THE CHALK LINE

LAYOUT POSITIONS. IT IS MORE IMPORTANT THAT THE POSTS BE

SQUARE AND PLUMB AND THE LIFT CYCLES FREELY.

24. Raise the lift to the top of its travel. Check the positioning of the cross rails in the

posts as the lift is raised. The single point safety release will move across the

rack at the bottom of the cylinder beam. At the top of the lifts travel, pull down

the safety release until the cam locks it in this position. Lower the lift. Check the

operation and positioning of the lift as it is being lowered. Correct any problems

by adjusting the position and plumb of the offside posts. If the cylinder beam

safety latch does not operate properly refer to the Trouble Shooting Section of

this manual.

25. When the lift is operating correctly, drill and install the anchor bolts for the off side

posts.

26. Complete the installation of Models 24012, W, E, EW, and XL by installing the

runway end chocks and the approach ramps. The chocks are installed by

dropping the pins on the chock into the holes on the runway ends. The ramps

are installed with a hinge pin and cotter pins provided.

27. Cycle the lift fully three times to bleed the air from the hydraulic system.

28. After completing the general installation, and confirming that all columns are

plumb and square. The anti-sway devices can be installed.

29. Each anti-sway assembly consists of (1) bracket, (1) nylon slide block, (2) 3/8-16

x 1 hex head capscrews, (2) 3/8" split lock washers and (2) 3/8" flat washers.

30. Raise the lift to a comfortable working height. Install each assembly at the

outside corner of each cross rail with the hardware supplied. The cross rails are

pre-drilled and tapped. Only hand tighten the assemblies at this time.

31. With the lift in the completely lowered position set each assembly so that contact

is made between the slide block and the column. Cycle the lift to full stroke to

insure that the slide blocks are set to the widest point encountered during travel.

Finish the installation by tightening all the hardware.

32. Demonstrate the operation of the lift to the owner and review correct and safe

lifting procedure, using the “Lifting It Right “ booklet as a guide.

33. Complete the installation Checklist/Warranty Validation Questionnaire with the

owner. Review the terms of the warranty with the owner. Complete the warranty

registration card, and return the card and a copy of the questionnaire to

Challenger Lifts Inc.

Continued Installation for Alignment Rack (24012AR)

1. After completing the general installation, activate the alignment rack slip plates

by raising the slip plates and installing the ball bearings into the holes in the

spacer plates. Each spacer plate will accept ten ball bearings.

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2. Attach the “L” pins to their locking blocks on the outside of the tracks using the

cables and clamps provided.

3. The alignment lift is supplied with leveling legs. To install these legs raise the lift

to a comfortable working height, and attach the leveling leg assemblies at each

outside corner of the lift using the ½-13 bolts and nuts provided. Lower the lift

onto the leveling legs and level by adjusting the foot at each leg.

4. Install ½-13 bolt and nut (shipping hardware) in the hole in the jack rail at the

front (turn plate) end. This bolt will act as a stop for the rolling oil drain pan or

bridge jack.

Continued Installation for Lube Rack 24012LR

1. Locate and install the center walk platform between the runways at the front end

using the 3/8-16x1 1/4 bolts provided. Attach gate lock to center platform using

3/8-16x11/4 bolts provided.

2. Install gate post at front end of rack using 3/8-16 x 3/4 hex bolts provided. Install

gates and lock rod. Check the gate swing for proper operation, some shimming

of the gate post may be necessary for proper gate swing.

3. Assemble wheels to the ladder using the axle, 5/8” washers and 1/8 x 1 1/4

cotter keys provided. Attach the ladder assembly to the rack using the axle, 5/8"

washers and 1/8 x 1 1/4 cotter keys provided.

4. Install walkway railing in pockets and shim as needed. Assemble ladder railing

to ladder using 3/8-16 x 2 1/4 bolts and nylon lock nuts provided. Install 12

plastic square tube caps.

5. For drive through applications remove front wheel chocks and install drive

through ramps using axles and 1/8 x 1 ½ cotter keys provided.

Anchor Bolt Installation

1. Insure the concrete has had sufficient time to cure - 28 days minimum.

2. Always wear safety glasses.

3. Follow the drill manufacturers safety instruction.

4. Use only solid carbide-tipped drill bits meeting ANSI B94 tip diameter standards.

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5. Drill the anchor bolt holes perpendicular to the work surface. To assure full

holding power, do no ream the hole or allow the drill to wobble.

6. Drill the hole at least as deep as the full length of the anchor, completely through

the slab if possible.

7. Clean the hole, using compressed air and a wire brush. A clean hole is

necessary for proper performance.

8. Assemble the washer and nut on the anchor bolt so that the anchor protrudes

slightly beyond the nut.

The anchor should drop easily into the hole, requiring no more

than a slight tap to seat it fully.

9. Tap the anchor through the fixture (lift base plate) and into the hole, making sure

that the nut rests solidly against the fixture.

10. Tighten the nut to 150 ft-lbs for 3/4 inch diameter bolts and to 75 ft-lbs for 3/8

inch diameter bolts.

Lift Operation Instructions:

Notice: This Challenger Model 24012* surface mounted automotive lift has been

designed and constructed in accordance with ANSI/ALI B153.1-1990 standard to insure

that it is safe to use. The standard applies to lift owners and employers, as well as to lift

manufacturers. The owner/employer’s responsibilities, as prescribed by ANSI/ALI

B153.1-1990 are summarized below. For the exact wording, refer to the actual

standard included in the literature pack.

The Owner/Employer shall ensure that the lift operators are instructed in the safe use

and operation of the lift using the manufacturer’s instructions and the “Lifting It Right”

and “Safety Tips” literature supplied with the lift.

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The Owner/Employer shall display the operating instructions and “Lifting It Right” and

“Safety Tips” Literature supplied with the lift in a conspicuous location in the lift area

convenient to the operator.

The Owner/Employer shall establish procedures to periodically maintain, inspect, and

care for the lift in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommended procedures to

ensure its continued safe operation.

The Owner/Employer shall provide necessary lockout/tagouts of energy source per

ANSI Z244.1-1982 before beginning any lift repairs.

The Owner/Employer shall not modify the lift in any manner without the prior written

consent of the manufacturer.

Raising Vehicles:

1. Drive the vehicle onto lift. Set the parking brake.

2. Push the power button on the power unit to raise the vehicle to the desired

height.

3. Depress the lowering valve handle on the power unit to lower the lift onto the

safety latch.

4. Before walking under the lift, verify that the safety latch locking pin is

positioned in the latch rack under the top rail tube.

Lowering Vehicles:

1. Raise the lift off the safety latch by pushing the raise button on the power unit.

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2. Release the safety latch by pulling down on the latch until the cam sets to hold

this position.

3. Lower the lift by depressing the lowering valve handle on the power unit.

IMPORTANT

DO NOT WORK OR WALK UNDER THE LIFT WHEN THE SAFETY LATCH

IS IN THE RELEASE POSITION. IF IT IS NECESSARY TO RETURN UNDER

THE VEHICLE, RESET THE LEVER BY LOWERING THE LIFT SLIGHTLY,

THEN RAISING IT AGAIN. VERIFY THAT THE SAFETY LATCH LOCK PIN

IS ENGAGED IN THE LATCH RACK.

IMPORTANT

THE SAFETY LATCH WILL AUTOMATICALLY RESET WHEN THE LIFT IS

RAISED OF THE GROUND. ALWAYS VERIFY THAT THE LATCH IS

OPERATING WHEN THE LIFT IS BEING USED. CORRECT ANY PROBLEM

BEFORE USING THE LIFT.

Maintenance:

The following maintenance points are suggested as the basis of a preventive

maintenance program. The actual maintenance program should be tailored to the

installation site.

Daily

Inspect the lift for loose anchor bolts (if loose tighten to 70-80 ft-lbs), fluid leaks and

loose connections.

ALL ANCHOR BOLTS SHOULD TAKE FULL TORQUE

Weekly

Check fluid level in the power unit reservoir.

Monthly

Check cross rail and lift chains for wear and tension, adjust if necessary. Lubricate

chain with light oil to reduce drag.

Models 24012 (E, W, EW, XL, LR, AR)

Installation, Operation and Maintenance

File: 24107 10 Rev. 01.09.01

Trouble Shooting Guide:

1. Lift will not rise when button is pushed.

a. Blown Fuse - Replace fuse

b. Crushed hydraulic line - replace line

c. Micro switch not operating - call factory for replacement

d. Oil supply is low - fill reservoir with proper oil

e. Lift overload - remove load.

2. Lift will not lower.

a. Lift is obstructed by foreign body - remove object

b. Lock has not been released - raise lift and release latch.

3. Lift will drift down when upward travel stops.

a. Debris is lodged in lowering valve - depress lowering valve handle and

energize pump at the same time. This will purge the valve.

4. Lift will not lift vehicle to top position.

a. Low on oil - Fill reservoir with proper oil

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