Erecting Lifting Platform - Bosch VLH 2155 Manual De Usuario

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3.4

Erecting lifting platform

3.4.1 Erecting lifting columns
DANGER – Heavy lifting column
Lifting columns are heavy. Risk of (fatal) injury
from lifting columns falling over.
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Only authorized personnel is allowed to be
in the hazard zone.
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Always use a crane or block and tackle to
erect the lifting columns.
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Upright lifting columns must be secured
against tipping over.
1. Mark the intended positions of the base plates on
the foundation with chalk.
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Refer to Section 7 for foundation plans.
2. Detach the plastic covers from the control column
and secondary column.
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This avoids the risk of unintentional damage to the
covers.
3. Use a crane or block and tackle to erect the lifting
columns.
4. After erection, secure the lifting columns to prevent
tipping.
5. Check the spacing at the bottom of the lifting
columns with the aid of the overhead beam.
6. Check that the base plates are aligned at right
angles.
DANGER – Risk of lifting column tipping up
Lifting columns are not anchored. Risk of
(fatal) injury from lifting columns falling over.
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Only authorized personnel is allowed to be
in the hazard zone.
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Never lean against the lifting columns.
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Never lean ladders or other objects against
the lifting columns.
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Do not use any vehicles in the hazard zone
(e.g. fork-lift trucks).
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3.4.2 Fitting overhead beam
DANGER – Working at great height
Depending on the version, the upper end of
the lifting columns is at a height of between
4006 – 4906 mm. Risk of (fatal) injury on fal-
ling from ladders.
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Use must be made of a work platform
when working at the top end of the lifting
platform.
1. Position the work platform between the lifting
platform.
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Two people are needed for fitting the overhead
beam.
2. Lift ceiling duct onto the lateral retaining plates of
the head plate.
3. Check the following items again before screwing
on the overhead beam:
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Spacing of lifting columns
(comparison with overhead beam)
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Vertical alignment of lifting columns
(spirit level)
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The lifting columns must be in vertical position.
They should never be inwardly inclined. Place suitab-
le metal plates under the base plates if necessary.
4. Screw the overhead beam to the angle pieces.
Use a hexagon bolt, shim and nut for securing.
Fig. 12: Overhead beam in position
1 Overhead beam
2 Bolts
3 Lateral retaining plate of head plate
4 Lifting column
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