ModelNo. EE-HDM3series
Mobile Columns
Capacity:3000 kg each column
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Pleasereadthisentiremanualcarefullyandcompletelybeforeinstallationoroperationof the lift. Version 260723

IMPORTANTNOTES

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Warranty

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Itis notpermisibletomakeanychanges toourproductsandthesearenotonlytobeusedtogetherwithgenuineaccessoriesand genuine replacement parts.Otherwise any warranty claims will be invalid.

Liability

Theliablityoftemanufacturerislmittothamounttatthcustomerasactuallpaidforthisproduct.Thisexclusioofliabilitdoes notapply to damages caused through willful misconduct or gross negligence on the part of the manufacturer.

All information in this manual is believed to be correctat time of publication.
The manufacturer reserves the rightto amend and alter technicaldata and composition without prior notice.
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IMPORTANTNOTES 2
IMPORTANTINFORMATIONFORSAFEUSE.. .4
1.1 Safety labels.. 4
1.2Qualified operators. 6
1.3Floor and space conditions. 6
1.4 Good condition of the lifting system....
1.5 Correct manner.
OVERVIEWOFTHELIFTINGSYSTEM.. .8
2.1 General descriptions... .8
2.2Main components. 8
2.3 Dimensions. 9
2.4 Specifications.. 10
2.5Important information about thebattery.. 10
UNPACKING AND HANDLING.. ..12
PREPARATIONBEFOREUSE. .12
4.1 Fill the oil reservoirwith hydraulicoil. .12
4.2 Charge the battee.. .12
4.3 Use the pallet jack. 13
4.4 Get familiar with the control panel. 14
COMMISSIONING.. .23
5.1Correct Operating Practices. .23
5.2Lifting Instructions... .23
5.3 Faults and solutions.. .26
TROUBLESHOOTING .27
MAINTENANCE .29
Annex1,Electrical schemesand partslist.. .32
Annex 2,Hydraulicschemes and parts lst.. .....35
Annex3,Mechanical drawings and parts list.. 38

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR SAFEUSE

1.1 Safety labels

Allsafety labelsaffixedtotheliftaredesignedtoensuretheoperatorisawareof hazardsandavoids improperuse.The labels must be keptcleanand shall be replacedif detached or damaged.Please read and understand each label thoroughly before operating the lift.

1.2 Qualified operators

- Read and understand the complete operation instructions before operating the lift.

Onlytrainedpersonsarepermited tooperatetheliftingsystem.Usebyuntrained peoplecouldresultinsevere injuryordamage.

1.3 Floor and space conditions

- Only use thisliftonasurface thatis stable,levelanddryand not slippery,and capableofsustaining the load.
- Do not use on wet surfaces or expose to rain.
- Do not use outdoors if the wind velocity exceeds \scriptstyle 1 4 m / s
- Do not use in the vicinity of open containers of flammable liquids.
-Thepositioningoftheliftingsystemmustbedoneinaaythatasafeworkingareawillbeobtainedaboveandaroundthelitingcolumns thereby creating escape paths for emergency situations.(Leave at least 6 0 0 \mathsf {mm } clearance for passageways.)

1.4 Good condition of the lifting system

-Run the lifting system without load fora complete cycle to ensure it is in good condition before loading.
-Check the battery display and ensure the battery is suficiently charged before operation.
- Do not use when capacity of the battery reduces to 2 0 % and do not use while the battery is charging.

1.5 Correctmanner

-The lifting system shall be used exclusively for lifting vehicles.Do not use for other applications.
- Only authorized personnel are permitted in the lift area.
- Position the lifting columns properlyand adjust the forks to the required distance soas to fit the tires.
-Check the vehicle after raising a short distance to ensure that it is correctly and safely positioned.
- The load carrying device shallbe observed by the operator throughout the motion of the lift.
- Engage the safety locking mechanism before entering under the raised vehicle.
- Always remember to use safety stands before removing or installing heavy parts.
- Avoid excessive rocking of vehicle while on the lift - Do not climb onto the load or load carrying device when they are raised.
- Do not stand in the field of motion during raising or lowering movement.
- Do not leave the vehicles unattended in the lifted position.
- Thelift must be properly locked out or tagged in case that it needs repairs.
- Do not try to remove,interrupt or modify the safety devices.
- Do not make modifications without written permission of the manufacturer.
Theinstructions,cautionsandwaringswritenabovecannotcoverallposibleconditionsandsituationsthatmayoccur.heCommon senseforsafetymustbealwaysinthemindoftheoperatorFordamagescausedthroughwlfulmisconductorgrossnegligencethelift manufacturer or its distributors are excluded of liability.

CAUTION!

The hydraulic pump contains NO oil. Please insert hydraulic oil before switch on.

OVERVIEWOF THELIFTING SYSTEM

2.1 General descriptions

This wheel-supporting mobilecolumnslifting unit is ratedat3,0o kgpercolumn (upto 6,o kgperaxle)andfeatures 4 6 0 ~ \mathsf {mm } long wheeforks,makingitparticularlyuitableforvehicleswithextendedorulkyodywork,uchsmotorhomes,RVs,andambulancese forkspacing isadjustable toaccommodate tire diameters ranging from 5 0 0 ~ { {mm } } to 1 , 1 0 0 {mm } .Battery-powered operation enables quick and efficient setup.

Thesystemsupportswirelessignalprocessng,withwiredconnectivityvailableviaoptionalacessories.TeMscreeoers convenientinterfacefornetworksetup,controlmodeselection,andparameterdisplay.Eachcolumnfeaturesadedicatedutonfor control activation.Each column is equipped with a charger rated at AC110-240V-1Ph.
Therequirednumberofcolumns inagroupdependsonthevehicle'sweightandthenumberofaxles.Inpractice,aminimumoffour columns is required per group to ensure adequate stability and proper load distribution.

2.2 Main components

1. Carriage 6.Wheel supporter
2.Charger 7.Column assembly
3.Control unit 8.Charging Port
4.Batteries 9.Pallet jack
5.Hydraulic power unit

2.3 Dimensions

2.4 Specifications

2.5 Important information about the battery.

Normally it takes 8-10 hours to charge a new battery to 100 % of its current capacity depending on the temperature of the environment.The normalvoltageofnew bateryrangesfrom12to12.9Vafterbeing charged for8hoursandputaside foranother 4 hours. Inthecasethattheliftistobestoredandunusedforaperiodoftimeaslistedbelow,theliftshallberechargedregularlyRechrgete battery by referring to the following schedule.

Forlead-acid batteries,capacitynaturallydecreaseswitheach charge cycle.The battery has reached theendof its servicelife and must be replaced ifthe voltagefals below10.5V- even after afull8-hour charge and 4-hour rest. The battery warranty is valid for 12 months from the lift's manufacture date.

CAUTION!

Priorto battery replacement,always disconnect thecharger from the electrical outlet and ensure the powerswitch is in the OFF position.

CAUTION!

Observecorrect polaritywhen connectingthebatteryto the motor. Reverse connection will cause damage. Refertothefigurebelowforcorrectwireconfiguration. Positive ( + ) ：RedTerminal Negative ( - ) ：BlueTerminal

UNPACKINGANDHANDLING

Each lifting column is reserved with two specialized steel tubes for transporting bya forklift.
The steel tubes are attached at both sides of the column marked with the following warning label.
Transport by forklift only.Carefully insert the forks fully into the steel tubes before lifting. CAUTION!
- Only move the lifting column with the correct type of lifting equipment.
-Onlyraise thelifting column at the correct position. Damaged to the lifting columnorinjurytopersons mayhappenif the lifting column is notmoved in the correct manner.
-Do not stand under the lifting column when it is
suspended by the lifting equipment.

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Transport the lifting columns to the intended place of use and remove the packing materials.

PREPARATIONBEFOREUSE

The lifting system is fullyassembledand readyforuse before packing anddelivery. However,the following tasks must be completed prior to first operation.

4.1 Fill the oil reservoir with hydraulic oil

CLEANANDFRESHOILONLY Don't letanysolid substancego into the hydraulic line. Lift mustbe fully lowered before changingoraddinghydraulicoil.

At least prepare 6 liters of hydraulicoil for each column.

Fill each tank almost full and run the lifting column up and down for 2or 3 entire cycles.
ItissuggestedtouseHMNO.46 hydraulicoil.UseHMNO.32hydraulicoilwhen temperatureisbelow10degree Celsius.
Change the oil 6 months after initial use and once per year thereafter.

4.2 Charge the battery

Verify the charger specifications and confirm it is compatible with the external power source prior to use. Exclusively use the manufacturer-provided charger
Prohibit charging operations during lift commissioning activities.
Prior to initial commissioning,it is recommended to charge the battery to its full capacity ( 1 0 0 % state of charge).
It requires a duration of 10 hours to achieve 1 0 0 % state of charge underan ambient temperature of 2 5 ^ { \circ } C
Tomaintainoptimalperformance,rechargingisrecommendedwhenthebattery'sstateofcharge (SOC)reachesaminimumthresholdof （204号 3 0 % ，

4.3Use the pallet jack

The pallet jack is utilized to transport the column by elevating it from the floor surface. The column must be fully lowered to the floor prior to initiating elevation to ensure proper load transferand prevent instability.

The pallet jack is operated by a hand grip and a lever inside the grip.
Push down the LEVER and move up and down the hand grip to raise the base frame of the lift.
Keep the LEVER at neutral position when moving the lift.
Pull up the LEVER to descend the base frame of the lift. Ascent D.L Neutral
Pi.L Descent
DL

CAUTION!

The pallet jack must befuly lowered to its resting position priorto initiating lift loading procedures.Failure to comply may result in component failure within the jacking system.

4.4 Get familiar with the control panel

4.4.1 Layout of the control panel

4.4.2 Layout of the HMl screen

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Attention:Only columns that have been activated can respond to control commands.

4.5 Build a group-working network

Columns with identicalserialnumbersontheir markingplates havebeenpre-configuredasagroup beforedelivery.Oncethepower switch on each column is turned on,all columns within the group willinterconnect automatically.
To add or remove columns from an existing lifting group,you'll need to rebuild the network.
Log in,click the network icon on the Menu page,and proceed to the network setup screen.

Inputthe total column quantity,click"Start"and you willgeta Key number,which generatedautomatically.

Fora liftinggroup including 4columns,input 4 into the blank followed by ^ { \prime \prime } { \sf A L L ^ { \prime \prime } } .Fora lifting group including 6 columns,input 6and so forth.Itisimportanttonotethatthenumberofcolumnsinthegroupmustbeconsistentwiththequantityinputinthedesignatedfield

Onthesecondcolumn,clickthe"Joininnetwork"iconandenterthesamekeynumberprovdedbythefirstcolumntojointhenetwork Repeat the same operation to add the remaining columns to the same network.

4.6 Zero the system height

X Clear To Zero

Zero System Height

Resettheinitialystemheightvalueforthecontrolsystem.Donotzerotheheightwhilethecariageisraised一alwayslowerthewhel supportcarriagecompletelytothephysicalbottombeforeclearing.Ifyouzerowiththecarrageabovethephysicalbottom,anegative height value willbe displayed on the screen when the carriage descends below the zeroing position.

1. Zero under single control mode.

Before turning into group control mode,each columns shallbe cleared to zero independently.

Press SB5 to activate the control panel.
EnterSingle Control Mode.
Press the DOwN button to lower the wheel-support carriage completely to the bottom position.
Access the corresponding interface and click the "CLEAR TO ZERO" icon.

2. Zero under group control mode

Press SB5 to activate the control panel.
EnterGroup Control Mode.
Press DOWN to fully lower the carriage.
Go to Group Infoand reviewall column heightvalues.
Click "CLEAR TO ZERO"to clear discrepancies.

4.7 Control modes

SINGLECONTROLMODE

Under single mode,a single column can be independently controlled.

Ish the activation button (SB5)and click the single-column icon to turn into single control mo(

The icon turns from white to orange to indicate the activation of single control mode.

Note:Ifanycolumninthegroupisswitchedtosinglecontrolmode,anaudiblealertwiloundattheremainingcolumnsutilit returns to groupmode.

GROUPCONTROLMODE

Under group mode,all columns in a group are interconnected and operated synchronously.
Push the activation button (SB5)and click the four-column icon to turn into group control mode.

PAIRCONTROLMODE

CAUTION!Before turning into pair control mode,make sure to check the column number

indicated on the

screen of each column.The paired two columns shallbe positioned at both sides of the same i

Presstheactivationbuton(SB5),thenclickthetwocolumnicon.Theiconwillchangefromhitetoorange,ofirmingthatpairotrol modeisactive.Uponactivatio,tesystemwillautomaticallydividtecolumnsintegroupintopairsacodingtoumericalsquence 一No.1with No.2,No.3with No.4,No.5with No.6,and so forth.

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on each corresponding column to confirm the pairing command.

PairingScenarios:

Initiate at No.1, confirm at No. ^ { 2 \to } Paired Initiate at No.1, confirm at No. 3 Not paired (No.1and No.3 are not consecutive) InitiateatNo.1,confirmatNo.3and No. 4 { \mathsf { N o } } .3andNo.4 paired(No.3andNo.4are consecutive)

COMMISSIONING

5.1 Correct Operating Practices

After thelifting system are corectlysetup,getfamiliar with liftcontrols byrunning theliftthrough afewcycles before loading vehicle. Never raise just one end,one corner or one side of vehicle.The lifting system must be only used in a static position for lifting and lowering vehicles.

-Onlyauthorizedpersonsarepermittedintheliftarea.
-Position the lifting columns properlyand adjust the forks to the required distance soas to fit the tires.
- Check the vehicle after raising a short distance to ensure that it is correctly and safely positioned.
- The load carrying device shallbe observed by the operator throughout the motion of the lift.
- Engage the safety locking mechanism before entering under the raised vehicle.
- Always remember to use safety stands before removing or installing heavy parts.
-Avoid excessive rocking of vehicle while on the lift - Do not climb onto the load or load carrying device when they are raised.
- Do not stand in the field of motion during raising or lowering movement.
- Do not leave the vehicles unattended in the lifted position.
- Don't charge while commissioning the lift.

5.2Lifting Instructions

Thelifthastobeusedonlyreferringtothetypeofvehiclesupportspecifiedbythemanufacturer.Theoperatorshallmake the appropriatechoiceinrelationtothelift/vehiclecombinationbyevaluatingtheaxles thatapplyoneachindependentliftingunit in order to avoid overloading or damage to the vehicle itself. It mustbenotedthattheaxleloadofthevehiclecannotbeequallydistributedtothewheelsandtheratedloadofthe multiple lifting unit may not correspond to the sum of the lifting capacities of the individual lifting units. Makesurethatthemaximumwheelloaddoesnotexceedtheliftingcapacityofeach independentliftingunitandthemaximum axleloadof the vehicle does not exceedthelifting capacityofthe two independentlfting unitssupporting the axle.

CAUTION!

Evaluate the axle load that is going to be applied on the two independent lifting units.
Make center of balance be centered over the lifting system.

CAUTION!

Check for the overhead obstructions before raising.

CAUTION!

Before lifting,ensure columns are correctly positioned and forks are adjusted to tire width.
Confirm that the fork positions are symmetric to the central axis of the columns.

CAUTION!

Donot liftavehicle with underinflated or leaking tires.

CAUTION!

Befor liftinganyvehicle withairsuspension,loweritcompletelyanddeactivatethe system to prevent unexpected movement.If you must activate the suspension while the vehicle ison thelift,check forair leaks first.Do not activate if a leak is found.

Air leaks could cause the suspension to lower.

A sudden or prolonged descent of the suspension may cause: - Severe damage to the vehicle,including the risk of falling off the lift - Severe damage to the lifting column(s)

Raising

① Position the four lifting columns properly.
Adjust the forks making them fit just around the tires at bottom position.
Do nottilt the column when trying to position the wheel carrying fork soas to avoid collsion with the vehicle.
② Lower the pallet jack completely.
Turn on the main switch on each column in the group.
Push SB5 to activate and access the control system ④ Push the UP buton (SB1)to raisea short distance and check the stability before raisingto the expected height.
⑤ Push the LOCK button (SB2)to engage the mechanicalsafety lock before doing maintenance orrepair work underneath.

Lowering

① When lowering the lift,pay careful attention that allpersonnel and objectsare kept clear.
② PushtheDOWNIbutton (SB3)tolowerthecariages.Thecariageswillutomaticallystoploweringatasafetyheightfromthefloor.
Onconditionthemechanicallocksaredisenqged,thecariagecanqodirectlydownwhilepushinqthe DowNbuton.
Oncondition the mechanicallocksare engaqed,the carriaqe willrise first to release the locks beforelowering.
③ Push DOWN I button (SB2)tocontinue lowering thecarriagestillthe bottom which accompanies withanaudible warning.
④ Move all columns to provide an unobstructed exit before removing vehicle from lift area.

5.3Faultsand solutions

5.3.1 Network non-allocated

If ColumnNo.atempts toestablishanetworkbutnoothercolumnjoinsitawarningwillappearonthescreenofColumn Nc The warning clears automatically when Column No.2 successfully joins te network established by Column No.1.

5.3.2 Incomplete group network

Ifoneormorecolumnsinagrouphaveswitchedtothesinglecontrolmode,awarningappearsonthescreensoftheremainingcolumns in that group.The warning clears when the affected column(s) have returned to group control mode.

The same warning also appears if the antenna connection is not securely seated.

5.3.3 Occupied channel

Iftheommunicationchannelcodeautomaticallyasignedbytheelectricalsystemconflictswithachannelnumberalreadyinuseon anothernearbydevice (arareoccurrence,butpossble),thesystemwillisplaywarning.Tolearthewarning,itherebildthe network or manually change the communication channel number.

5.3.4 Excessive height deviation

Minorsynchronzationdeviatioswitintoleranceareutomaticallorrectedbytheliftingsstem.Iftheeviatioexceedstelitis warningwill appearand an audible alarm will sound from every column.

Correct the deviation using the following method.
Switch the column(s) that triggered the alarm to single control mode.
Adjustthe lift height of the affected column(s)until the height deviationacross the system is less than 5 0 \mathsf {mm } Return all adjusted columns to group control mode and verify synchronization.

5.3.5Unworkingback-up starter

The warning tip appears in case the backup motor starter fails to work.
To restart, turn the main power switch off and then on again.

TROUBLESHOOTING

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MAINTENANCE

Annex 2,Hydraulic schemes and parts list

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Annex3,Mechanical drawings and parts list