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Harmar Mobility AL400 manual

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    1 Inside S tyle Lif t AL200 / AL400 / AL055 Installation Guide & Owners Manual A L 200 Manual Rotation L ift A L400 Fully Po wered Lift AL055 Economy Lift Congratulations on your new lift purchase. The Universal Insi de Lift line is o ne of the easiest and most trouble free ways to transport your scooter or power c hair. This manual is written [...]

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    2 Section 1 - Unpacking the Lift Your Fully Powered Inside Lift was factory pre-assembl ed to require little assembly before installation. AL200 / AL400 Box contents should include: Package Check List Hard w are Package Lifting Arm (# 1) Contents include: Standard Post (# 2) Vehicle Wiring Harness (# 7) Base (# 3) Hand Control (#8) Strap & Hook[...]

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    3 Section 2 - Vehicle Prep aration The Inside Lift has been designed w ith the s hortest height and smallest footprint requirements to allo w m aximum room for the loading and unloading of y our scooter or pow er chair. If there is 30” of headroom and room for the scooter or chair in the vehicle, then our lift should be able to be installed and o[...]

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    4 Inst alling the V ehicle Wiring Harness Important Note: IM PROPER WIRING IS THE #1 CAUSE OF PROBLEMS IN THE OPERATION OF A VEHICLE LIFT. FOLLOW THE WI RING INSTRUCTIONS CA REFULLY Located in the hardware package is the vehicle wiring harness. The harness is manufactured to, and complies with the SAE J1128 requirements. The w ire har- ness is appr[...]

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    6 Section 4 - Installing th e A L200 Lift • You shou ld hav e established a mounting position for the lift during the “trial fit” as describ ed in Section #2 of this manual. If not, it is recommended that you go through that procedu r e. • Mount the lift in the location determined during the “trial fi t” in the vehicle. The Leg Extensio[...]

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    7 Section 4 - Operating the A L200 Lift Trunk A pplications: Operational Guidelines: • Inspect the Lifting Strap prior to each use. Contact yo ur distributor if it shows signs of w ear or f raying. • Do not operate this lift until you dealer has satisfactorily instructed you in the proper operation of this lift. • Always mak e sure the vehicl[...]

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    8 Section 4 - Operating the A L200 Lift continued Trunk A pplications • If preparations needed to be made to secure the scoote r or ch air for transp ort, such as parking brakes or wh eel chocks, do these now. Dealers should instruct operators on how, if necessary, to secure the scoo t er or chair for transport. Close the trunk and you are ready [...]

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    9 Section 4 - Operating the A L200 Lift Enclosed Vehicl e A pplications: Operational Guidelines: • Inspect the Lifting Strap prior to each use. Contact yo ur distributor if it shows signs of w ear or f raying. • Do not operate this lift until you dealer has satisfactorily instructed you in the proper operation of this lift. • Always mak e sur[...]

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    10 Section 4 - Operating the A L200 Lift continued Enclosed Vehicl e A ppli cations Unloading Your Scooter or Power Chair —Enclose d Vehicle A pplications • Undo any prepara ti ons made to secure th e scooter or powe r chair f or transp ort. • Raise the scooter or chair by pressing the UP bu tt on on the Hand Control until the tires are high [...]

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    12 Section 5 - Installing the AL40 0 Full y Powered Lift • You should hav e establishe d a mounting po sition for the lif t dur ing the “trial fit” as described in Section #2 of this manual. If not, it is recommended that yo u go through that procedure. Note: The Base should be mounted as far to the rea r corner of the vehicle as possible in [...]

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    13 Section 5 - Installing the AL400 Continued IMPORTANT! Make sure that the Post is seated completely down into the w hite Po wer Base bushing. If there is any wobble to the post, rotate it in the base bushing un til it drops completely onto the pin located in the bott om of the base unit. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERAT E THE LIFT IF THE POST IS NO T SEC[...]

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    14 Section 5 - Operating the A L400 Lift Operational Guidelines: • Inspect the Lifting Strap prior to each use. Contact yo ur distributor if it shows signs of w ear or f raying. • Do not operate this lift until you dealer has satisfactorily instructed you in the proper operation of this lift. • Always mak e sure the vehicle’s parking brak e[...]

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    15 Section 5 - Operating the AL400 Lift continued Unloading Your Scooter or Power Chair • Undo any prepara ti ons made to secure the scoo ter or pow er chair f or transport. • Raise the scooter or chair by pre s sing the UP button on the Hand Control until the tires are high en o ugh to clear the highest obstacle, usuall y the door sill or tail[...]

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    17 Section 6 - Installing the AL055 Economy Lift • You should hav e establishe d a mounting po sition for the lif t dur ing the “trial fit” as described in Section #2 of this manual. If not, it is recommended that yo u go through that procedure. • Mount the lift in the location determined du ring the “trial fit” in the vehicle. Mark the[...]

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    18 Section 6 - Operating the AL055 Econ om y Lift Trunk A pplications: Operational Guidelines: • Inspect the Lifting Strap prior to each use. Contact y our distributor if it shows signs of wear or fra y ing . • Do not oper ate this lift u ntil you dealer has satis factoril y instructed you in the prope r operation of this lift. • Always make [...]

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    19 Section 6 - Operating the AL055 Lift continued Trunk A pplications: • If preparations needed to be made to secure the scooter or chair for transpo rt, such as parking bra kes or wheel chocks, do these now. Dealers should instruct operators on how , if necessary , to secure the scooter or chair f or transport. Close the tru nk and you are rea d[...]

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    20 Section 6 - Operating the AL055 Lift continu ed Enclosed Vehicle A ppli cations: Operational Guidelines: • Inspect the Lifting Strap prior to each use. Contact y our distributor if it shows signs of wear or fra y ing . • Do not oper ate this lift u ntil you dealer has satis factoril y instructed you in the prope r operation of this lift. •[...]

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    21 Section 6 - Operating the Lift continued Enclosed Ve hicle Applic ations: Unloading Your Scooter—Enclo sed Vehicle Applications • Undo any prepara ti ons made to secure the scoo ter or pow er chair f or transport. • Raise the scooter or chair by pre s sing the UP button on the Hand Control until the tires are hig h enough to clear the high[...]

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    23 Section 7 - Safety & Maintenance SAFETY : • Caution: Do not operate this lift until y our dealer has satisf ac torily instructed y ou in the proper operation of the lift. • Your Harmar Inside Lift has been engine ered and designed for years of trouble free use. Although, with every- day use, some parts may become loose or w orn. IMPORT A[...]

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    24 TROUBLESHOOTING: PROBLEM : The lift will not operate or operates sl ow l y. Possible Causes : Bad Ground —Verify the ground end of the Vehicle Ha rness is touching the vehicle fr a m e in an area that is free o f paint and corrosion. If the lift does no t have a good ground, the motor w ill n ot run under full power and will affect the lifting[...]