Braun L955 manual Lift Terminology

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pump module consists of the hydraulic pump, the manual hand pump and electrical components that power the lift electric/hydrau- lic systems.

Module-mounted Control Switches: The pump module is equipped with three color-coded and function-labeled control switches (OPEN/CLOSE, IN/OUT and UP/DOWN). The switches activate the automatic lift func- tions and optional door operators. Further details are provided in the Lift Pre-Lift Operation section (page 13).

Lift Frame: The lift frame consists of the base plate, two towers, the parallel arms, the vertical arms, platform pivot arms and the handrails. The two main

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hydraulic cylinders are housed in the parallel arms. The electrical/ hydraulic powered lift frame components mechanically unfold, lower, raise and fold the lift platform assembly.

Bridge Plate: The bridge plate assembly consists of the bridge plate (striker back) and the bridge plate extension (flap). The hinged bridge plate assembly bridges the gap between the lift platform and the vehicle floor when the platform is positioned at floor level. Note: The bridge plate extension (flap) is bolted to the bridge plate (as shipped) in the Lift Terminology Illustration. In stepwell applica- tions where additional platform length is required, the extension plate may be bolted to the heel (inboard end) of the platform.

Dual Handrails: Dual handrails are provided for wheelchair passenger use. The handrails automatically unfold to the deployed position when the platform unfolds and fold auto- matically to the stowed position when the platform folds. The passenger may choose to grip the handrails when on the lift platform (if applicable). Note: An addi- tional UP/DOWN control switch is built into the right (front) handrail.

Platform Assembly: The lift platform assembly consists of the steel tubing frame with grating surface upon which the wheel- chair is positioned, the outboard roll stop, roll stop latch, the side entry roll stop (SE only), and the hydraulic cylinder assembly that powers the outboard roll stop.

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Contents 3ERIES  Congratulations Contents Lift Terminology RearIntroduction Lift ComponentsLift Terminology Position when the Down switch is pressed Lift Terminology Lift Operation Safety Safety Symbols Safety FIRST! Know ThatLift Operation Safety Precautions Lift Operation Safety Lift Operation Safety Lift Operation Safety Pre-Lift Operation Notes and Details LiftControl Switches Pump Module Control Switches The lift-mountedDown Braun Corporation After- market Control Systems PolicyLift Features Pre-Lift Operation Notes and Details Latch Roll Stops Outboard Roll Stop and Roll Stop Latch Operation The lift Pre-Lift Operation Notes and Details Lift Passengers Operation Procedure Review Wheelchair-Equipped Occupant Seat BeltsPreventive Maintenance Pre-Lift Operation Notes and Details Lift Operating Instructions To Open Doors To Unload Passenger Unlock wheelchair brakes and unload passenger from platform To Load Passenger To Fold Platform To Close Doors Follow all Lift Operation Safety Precautions Manual Operating InstructionsTo Unfold Platform Out To Lower Platform Down To Unfold Roll StopTo Fold Roll Stop To Raise PlatformTo Fold Platform Decals and Antiskid Lift is only as safe asAntiskid Available AntiskidMaintenance and Lubrication Roll Stop Latch Pivot and slide points Warranty and Registration Instructions Series No Pump Code Model No Serial NoWarranty and Registration Instructions Providing Access to the World Anual