Pply the, Ads to a, Powering up the lifter – Wood’s Powr-Grip FL4HV11AC User Manual

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Rev 15.0/1-14

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FL4HV11AC: #35030

CLOSED

PADS SHUTOFF VALVE

C

HARACTERISTICS

). Always use as many pads as possible for each load being lifted, in order to

maximize lifting capacity and minimize load overhang.
To lift loads less than 60" [152 cm] long, remove the cotterless hitch pin from one folding arm.

Fold the arm upward and insert the pin in the lower hole, to secure the arm in the upright
position. Push the pin through the arm until the retaining ball emerges on the far side. Repeat
this procedure for the second arm.

WARNING: Closing pads shutoff reduces lifting capacity to

500 lbs [225 kg].

Deactivate the outer vacuum pads by closing the pads shutoff: Place the

valve lever

perpendicular

to the vacuum line.

To lift loads greater than 60" [152 cm] long, reverse these

procedures: Secure the pad arms in the horizontal position, and
place the valve lever

parallel

with the vacuum line.

T

O

A

PPLY THE

P

ADS TO A

L

OAD

Powering up the Lifter

Make sure the lever on the vacuum control valve is in the center position (see T

O

R

ELEASE THE

P

ADS FROM THE

L

OAD

: About Stand-By Mode to follow). Place the power switch in the ON ( )

position, to engage the vacuum pump.

5

The lifter is designed for the vacuum pump to run

continuously.

WARNING: Never turn power off while operating lifter; keep pump running

throughout lift.

The power switch must remain in the ON position while operating the lifter. Placing the power

switch in the OFF ( ) position during lifter operation could result in the release of the load and
possible injury to the operator (see T

O

L

IFT AND

M

OVE THE

L

OAD

: In Case of Power Failure to

follow).

5

After the power switch is placed in the ON position, the vacuum lift light may subsequently turn on, because the lifter is

operating in stand-by mode at this stage. However, this does

not indicate that the lifter is ready to lift a load.

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