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or from ground level press and hold /UP switch, until platform lowers or raises at least 1-inch.

PUSH-IN SLIDING PLATFORM SECTION: Position PLATFORM LOCK HANDLE to RIGHT,

raise platform slightly, and push sliding platform INWARD until it locks.

POSITION PLATFORM TO STOW LEVEL: Press and hold /DOWN or /UP switch, until

platform is positioned at stow level.

LOWER HANDRAILS: Release and lower LEFT handrail into stowed position then release and

lower RIGHT handrail.

STOW LIFT: Refer to Figure [3-11]. Lower DEPLOY LOCK HANDLE and push lift INWARD

until completely inside enclosure. Make sure STOW LOCK HANDLE is in DOWN position.

FIGURE [3-11]: DEPLOY LOCK HANDLE

CLOSE OPTIONAL COVER: If equipped with lift cover, close and latch cover.

4. MANUAL OPERATION

The manual backup pump is used to operate the lift if there is no electrical power. The controls

for the pump consist of the pump handle extension for raising the lift platform and the pump

release valve for lowering. In the event the lift becomes inoperable under its electrical power, it

can be operated manually as follows:

CAUTION

DO NOT TURN PUMP RELEASE VALVE MORE THAN 1/4-TURN COUNTER-

CLOCKWISE. THE VALVE IS TOTALLY REMOVABLE WHICH WOULD DISABLE ALL

AUTOMATIC AND MANUAL UP/DOWN FUNCTIONS.

a. To Manually Deploy the Lift

C If equipped with optional lift cover, unlatch and open cover.

• At left-side of lift enclosure, raise stow lock handle UPWARD, then pull platform

OUTWARD to its fully deployed position.

• Raise RIGHT handrail until handrail lock engages then raise LEFT handrail until handrail

lock engages.

• Insert handle extension into backup pump handle socket and move pump handle in an

UP/DOWN motion to raise platform at least 1-inch.

• At front of lift, position PLATFORM LOCK HANDLE to RIGHT and pull sliding platform

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