Clarke STRONG-ARM CML3 Leitfaden

OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS GC 0120 rev 5

HYDRAULIC MOTORCYCLE LIFT

MODEL NO: CML3

PART NO: 7610143

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing this CLARKE hydraulic motorcycle lift.

Before attempting to operate this product, it is essential that you read this

manual thoroughly and carefully follow all instructions given. In doing so you

can look forward to the product giving you long and satisfactory service.

GUARANTEE

This CLARKE product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of

12 months from the date of purchase. Please keep your receipt as proof of

purchase.

This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or

tampered with in any way, or not used for the purpose for which it was

intended.

Faulty goods should be returned to their place of purchase, no product can

be returned to us without prior permission.

This guarantee does not effect your statutory rights.

SPECIFICATIONS

Model Number CML3 & CML3AIR

Maximum Load 450 kg

Minimum Table Height 130 mm

Maximum Table Height 770 mm (excl wheel clamp)

Net weight inc wheel clamp 139kg (CML3) 145 kg (CML3A)

Table length 2200 mm

Table length with ramp 2790 mm

Operating air pressure (Air version only) 120-200 psi ( 8.27-13.78 bar)

Operating temperature range 4oC - 40oC

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. NEVER exceed the safe working load of 450 kg and only use the

motorcycle lift for its intended purpose.

2. NEVER use the lift if it has been subjected to an abnormal load or shock. It

should be removed from service immediately and fully inspected by

qualified personnel before being passed as serviceable before being used

again.

3. NEVER rely on the hydraulic ram to support the table when loaded. Always

use the locking bar to hold the table in one of the two positions provided.

4. NEVER crawl or reach under the platform unless it is mechanically locked

using the safety bar provided.

5. ALWAYS use the lift on a solid, flat, level surface.

6. ALWAYS screw down the

stabilisers before putting the table

under load.

NOTE: The castors are not designed

to take the weight of the

motorcycle but are used

merely to move the lift

quickly and easily around

the workshop. On no

account must you raise a

loaded platform unless the

stabilisers are screwed

down, and NEVER use the lift

to transport a load.

7. ALWAYS use appropriate safety

equipment such as protective

footwear when using this lift.

8. ALWAYS inspect the lift before use to ensure it is in good condition and

replace any damaged or worn parts.

9. ALWAYS use spare parts supplied by Clarke International. Using non-

standard parts could be extremely dangerous.

10. ENSURE the operator is trained in both operational and safety aspects of

using this product.

11. NEVER leave this lift unattended whilst there is a load on it.

12. NEVER allow children or bystanders anywhere near this lift whilst it is in use.

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ASSEMBLY & PREPARATION

Check to ensure that no damage has occurred during transit. Any damage

should be reported to your Clarke dealer immediately.

Using a clean, level area, unpack the equipment, laying out the loose items.

The motorcycle lift is packed flat in its lowest position. It is fully assembled,

except for ancillary items which are fitted as follows.

1. Attach the largest foot lever, (A),

to its square spigot on the base of

the unit, with the foot pedal

facing upwards and set at

approximately 10 o‘clock -

looking side on.

2. Attach the lowering pedal (B) in

the manner shown in Fig.2.

3. Attach the safety plate (C), using

the nuts, bolts and washers

provided. This plate is essential to

prevent accidental contact with

the lowering pedal which could

result in unexpected lowering of

the table.

4. Attach the two castors (D),

securing with the nuts bolts and

washers provided.

5. Attach the ramp (E) by dropping

the lugs into the holes in the table

and securing with the ‘R’ clips

provided.

6. CML3 - Pump the foot pedal very

gently to begin with, to ensure

that all parts are free. Continue to

pump the pedal and observe the

table rising. If any resistance is felt,

investigate to ensure that no part

is jammed by a loose or stray

ancillary component.

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7. When the table is at its full height,

it should be possible to insert the

locking bar (F), through the hole in

the frame, (adjacent to the castor

mounting bracket), the

corresponding holes in each side

of the front lifting arm and out

through the opposite side of the

frame.

• The locking bar secures the

table to prevent any possibility

of it lowering while working,

and to provide a table working

platform.

8. Press the lowering lever (B) so that

the weight of the table is taken by

the locking bar.

9. Attach the front wheel clamps (G & H) and stop Plate (J) in the manner

shown in Fig.4.

10. Attach the lashing eyes (K), - one to each side as shown in Fig. 4. The lift is

now fully assembled.

CML3AIR

1. Using all safety precautions with

regard to using air equipment -

(REFER TO THE AIR COMPRESSOR

MANUAL), connect a suitable air

hose equipped with a snap on

type connector to the hand

controller shown in Fig. 5.

• The hand controller is located

on the end of the hose leading

to the hydraulic ram.

2. Start the compressor with the outlet pressure set to zero and then open the

outlet valve.

3. Set the output pressure to between 8 - 13 bar, depending upon the

compressor size.

4. Press down the operating lever of the hand controller. The ram will begin to

operate and the platform will rise. Be prepared to release the lever

immediately should any part of the lift become snagged.

5. Raise the platform to its maximum height, then proceed as described in

para. 7.

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NOTE: A 1HP (MIN) air compressor is recommended for operation,

although a 2HP compressor will increase the speed of operation.

FURTHER ASSEMBLY

When the pedal is assembled you may find that the foot plate is too near the

bottom of the safety plate. If so make these adjustments.

1. Raise the table and engage the safety locking bar as described on page 5

point 7.

2. When the table is secure, identify the adaptor, pin and ‘R’ clip as shown

above.

3. Remove the ‘R’ clip and pin and let the link bar drop down from between

the flanges of the adaptor.

4. Loosen the adaptor from the threaded pin by 2 - 3 threads.

5. Refit the link bar using the pin and ‘R’ clip’.

6. The foot plate should have lowered in relation to the pedal guard.

7. If the necessary foot plate position has not been reached, Repeat the

operation (Do not loosen the adaptor too much, make sure that sufficient

thread engages with the pin).

SYSTEM AIR PURGE

In the event of the platform not pumping up to full height it may be necessary

to purge air from the hydraulic system.

1. Pump up the platform as far as possible then fully lower using the lowering

pedal.

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2. Remove the filler plug to release

any trapped air, top up the

reservoir with clean hydraulic fluid

and re-insert the plug.

3. Repeat operations 1 and 2

(above) until all air is purged from

the system.

If the above procedure does not

cure the fault contact you local

Clarke dealer.

TO LOWER THE LIFT

As the weight of the table is taken by the Locking Bar, it is necessary to pump

the Foot Lever slightly in order to take the strain and then remove the Locking

Bar.

1. Visually check under and around the lift to ensure that no obstruction will

interfere when lowering the table.

2. Depress the lowering lever until the table is at its lowest position.

3. To manoeuvre the lift around the workshop, screw up the stabilizers to allow

the castors to function. For storage purposes, always screw the stabilizers

down to take the weight off the castors.

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OPERATION

Always carry out a visual check before use to ensure the lift is serviceable,

never take things for granted.

For safety purposes, loading the lift is

essentially a two man operation.

DO NOT exceed the maximum lifting

capacity of 450kg (1000lbs)

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES should

you ride a motorcycle on to the lift,

and on no account allow anyone to

mount the motorcycle whilst it is on

the table.

With the lift maneuvered to a suitable

position which allows adequate

working space, screw down the

stabilizers in order to take the weight

off the casters and to prevent any

possible movement of the table whilst

working.

With the wheel clamp wide open, lower the table to its lowest position and

with one person either side of the motorcycle, position it on the table so that

the front wheel rests up against the stop plate.

Wind in the moveable wheel clamp to secure the front wheel and tighten.

Secure the motorcycle with straps using the lashing eyes, one each side of the

table.

Before raising the table, check to ensure the motorcycle is perfectly stable.

Ensuring there is nothing to obstruct the table, press the raising lever

repeatedly, or use the air controller if fitted, and raise to an appropriate height

to insert the safety bar.

NOTE: Two positions are provided into which the safety bar may be

inserted, giving two working heights.

With the safety bar correctly inserted, lower the table using the lowering foot

lever to ensure the full weight of the table is taken by the safety bar.

If the rear wheel is to be removed, ensure the motorcycle rests on its centre

stand and is well lashed down. Alternatively, a ’Paddock Stand’ may be used

to raise and secure the trailing axle. The cover of the opening, at the rear of

the table, may be removed to facilitate the removal of the rear wheel.

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• The safety bar is inserted and the table lowered so that the safety bar is

taking the FULL weight of the table

• The motorcycle securely lashed.

• The stabilizers are screwed down to prevent the motorcycle lift from

moving.

MAINTENANCE

1. Periodically check that all joints and pivots are clean and moving freely.

2. Lubricate all pivots and spindles with light oil using the oil holes provided.

3. Check the action of the hydraulic ram and inspect for leaks. If leaks are

apparent, do not use the lift but carry out or submit for repair before use.

4. Visually inspect the lift for distortion of parts, cracked welds, damaged

wheels or castors, oil leakage from the ram, or any other sign of damage.

Should any of these be found, do not use the lift. Always have it inspected

and repaired by a qualified technician before putting back into use. If

necessary, consult your Clarke dealer.

5. If the warning label becomes illegible have it replaced. Contact your

Clarke dealer.

WARNING: ENSURE THE FOLLOWING BEFORE COMMENCING WORK ON

THE MOTORCYCLE:

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PARTS LIST CML3

ITEM DESCRIPTION ITEM DESCRIPTION

1 Hydraulic pump 31 Cotter pin

2 Release valve rod 32 Stop plate

3 Pin 33 Nut

4 R-pin 34 Screw

5 Release valve pin 35 Platform

6Pumprod 36Cover

7Pin 37Ramp

8 Pump location pin 38 Slave arm

9 Pin 39 Main arm

10 Foot pedal (release) 40 Screw

11 Foot pedal (lifting) 41 Bolt

12 Bolt 42 U-bolt

13 Washer 43 Washer

14 Castor 44 Steel wheel

15 Bolt 45 Screw

16 Washer 46 Bottom frame

17 Long sleeve 47 Set screw

18 Support 48 Hinge pin

19 Platform 49 Active shaft

20 Lock washer 50 Fixed shaft

21 Nut 51 Rubber pad 1

22 Pin 52 Rubber pad 2

23 Washer 53 Rubber plug

24 Bolt 54 Bolt

25 Lock washer 55 Winch assembly

26 Nut 56 Bolt

27 Spring 57 Lock washer

28 Short sleeve 58 Washer

29 Bolt 59 Plate

30 Nut

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