LGMG SR4069D Scissor Lift, Diesel Motor Drive, 40′ Platform Height, Rough Terrain, 800 lbs Platform Capacity

Safety Information

LGMG SR4069D Diesel Scissor Lift

Safety Precautions

The operator of this machine shall understand and follow the existing safety regulations of state and local governments. If these are unavailable, the safety instructions in this manual shall be followed.

To help prevent accidents, read and understand all warnings and precautions in this manual before operation or performing maintenance.

The safety measures are specified in Chapter 1 Safety.

It is impossible to foresee every possible hazard and the safety instructions in this manual may not cover all safety prevention measures. Always ensure the safety of all personnel and protect the machine against any damage. If unable to confirm the safety of some operations, contact LGMG North America.

The operation & maintenance prevention measures listed in this manual are only applicable to the specified uses of this machine. LGMG North America assumes no responsibility if this machine is used beyond the range of this manual. The user and the operator shall be responsible for the safety of such operations.

Do not perform any operation forbidden in this manual in any situation.

The following signal words are applicable for identifying the level of safety information in this manual.

△ Danger:

An imminent situation, that if not avoided, will result in severe injuries or death. This is also applicable to situations that will cause serious machine damage, if not avoided.

△ Warning:

A potentially dangerous situation, that if not avoided, may result in severe injuries or death. This is also applicable to situations that may cause serious machine damage, if not avoided.

△ Notice:

A situation, that if not avoided, may result in minor or intermediate injury. This is also applicable to situations that may cause machine damage or shorten machine service life.

1.1 Danger

Failure to disobey the instructions and safety rules in this manual may cause death or serious injuries.

1.2 1.2 No Operation Except
Following Cases

You have understood and practiced the rules for safe operation of the vehicle in this manual.

1) Avoid dangerous situations. Know and understand the safety rules before
proceeding with the next step.

2) Always perform a pre-operation inspection.

3) Always perform a pre-use functional test.

4) Check the workplace.

5) Use the vehicle only for its intended
purpose.

6) Read, understand, and follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety rules
- safe operation manuals and vehicle labels.

7) Read, understand and follow user safety rules and work site regulations.

8) Read, understand and follow all applicable government laws and regulations.

9) You have received the training on safe operation of the vehicle.

1.3 Classification of Hazards

△ Notice

Classification of hazards

The meanings of symbols, color codes and characters of LGMG North
America’s products are as follows:

Security warning symbol: are used for warning of potential personal injuries.

Observe all safety instructions below these signs, to avoid situations
causing potential personal injury and death.

△ Danger

Red: Signifies dangerous situations. If not avoided, will result in personal
death or severe injury.

Warning

Orange: Signifies dangerous situations. If not avoided, may result in
personal death or severe injury.

Caution

Yellow: Signifies dangerous situations. If not avoided, may result in minor or
intermediate personal injury.

Notice
Blue: Signifies dangerous situations. If not avoided, property loss or damage
can occur.

1.4 Indented Purpose

The use of the machine is only limited to lift staff, tools and materials to the high work place.

△ Caution: It is forbidden to carry cargo load.

1.5 Safety Sign Maintenance

1) Replace any lost or damaged safety mark to make the operator remember the safety at any time.

2) Wash the safety mark by mild soap and clean water.

3) Do not use solvent cleaner since it may damage the materials of the safety mark.

1.6 Risk of Electric Shock

1) The machine is not insulated, and does not provide the electrical shock protection when contacting or being closed to the wire.

2) This machine should be kept an adequate safety distance from power line and
electrical equipment according to applicable government laws and
regulations and the following table

Voltage................ Required safety distance
0V-50 KV..................... 10ft
50 KV-200 KV..................15ft
200 KV-350 KV.................20ft
350 KV-500 KV................ 25ft
500 KV-750 KV................ 35ft
750 KV-1000 KV................45ft

3) The effects of strong winds or gusts on the movement of the platform, the swinging and slackening of the wires should be considered.

4) If the machine comes into contact with live wires, keep away from the vehicle. No one is allowed to touch or operate the vehicle on the ground or platform before cutting off the power supply.

5) Do not operate the machine when there is lightning or storms.

6) Do not use the machine as a ground wire during welding.

1.7 Safety of Work Area

1) The platform can only be raised on a solid and flat level ground.

2) The speed shall not exceed 1.1 km/h /0.628mph when the platform is raised.

3) The tilt alarm cannot be regarded as level indicator. When the machine is seriously inclined, the tilt alarm of the chassis and platform will ring.

4) If tilt alarm sounds, lower the platform and move the machine to solid level ground. If the tilt alarm rings when the platform is raised, the platform shall be lowered very carefully.

5) Do not operate the machine in strong winds or gusts. The surface area of the platform or load cannot be increased. Increasing the area exposed to the wind will reduce the stability of the machine.

6) If the machine is used outdoors, do not elevate the platform when wind speed is above 12.5 m/s. If wind speed exceeds the limit after elevating the platform,
immediately lower the platform and stop all machine operation.

7) In the elevated state of the platform, the machine cannot run on uneven terrain, an unstable surface, or in other dangerous situations, or near these areas.

8) In the stowed state, the machine must run very carefully and reduce its speed when it runs on uneven terrain, unstable or smooth surface with stones, or near holes, or a steep slope.

9) Do not use the platform control station to release the platform when the platform is tilted, stuck, or its normal operation is obstructed by other nearby obstacles.
Before using the ground control station to release the platform, all personnel must exit the platform.

10) Do not use the platform to push or pull anything outside the platform.

11) Do not use the machine as a crane.

12) Do not place, fasten and fix or suspend loads on any component of the machine.

13) Do not place ladders or scaffolds within the platform or against any component of the machine.

14) Do not attach platforms to adjacent buildings.

15) Do not change or disable limit switch.

16) Do not tie platforms to adjacent components.

17) Do not place loads outside the platform guardrail.

18) Do not change or damage any component that may affect the safety and stability of the machine.

19) Do not replace key parts that affect machine stability with parts of different weights or specifications.

20) Do not change or modify the aerial work platform or install additional equipment for placing tools or other materials on platforms, pedals or guardrails, which will increase platform weight and surface area or load.

21) Do not push machines or other objects with the platform.

22) Tools and materials, evenly distributed and able to be safely moved by the operator in the platform, can be carried in the platform only.

23) Do not use the machine on a movable surface or vehicle.

24) Keep all tires in good condition and appropriately tighten the lug nuts.

25) Ambient temperature for machine operation is -20℃-40℃.

26) The allowable fluctuation of machine power supply voltage is ±10%.

1.8 Crushing Hazards

1) Do not place arms, hands, or fingers in any position where there is a hazard of potential crushing by the machine’s scissors.

2) Do not place your hands in a position where you may get pinched when folding
the guardrail.

3) Grasp the platform guardrail all the time when removing the pins fixed on the
guardrail. Do not let the platform guard rail fall off.

4) When the machine is being driven from the ground using the controller, use good judgment and carefully plan the travel path.
Keep a safe distance between the operator, machine and any fixed objects, walls, or buildings.

1.9 Hazards of Operating on a Slopes

Don't drive the machine on slopes that exceed the ratings of machine slopes and side slopes.
Slope ratings are applicable to machines in a rising state.

Model .............................SR3369D
Maximum allowable
angle of operation
(front and rear) ....................3°

Maximum allowable
angle of operation
(left and right).................... 2°

Model............................ SR4069D
Maximum allowable
angle of operation
(front and rear).................... 3°

Maximum allowable
angle of operation
(left and right).................... 2°


Model.................SR3390D.......SR4390D........SR5390D
Maximum allowable
angle of operation
(front and rear)..........3°........... 3°.............. 3°

Maximum allowable
angle of operation
(left and right)..........2°........... 2°.............. 2°

1.10 Falling Hazards

1) During operation, the operator on the platform must wear a full body safety
device and be secured on approved rope anchorage points with safety strap hooks.
Each rope anchorage point can only be tied with one hook.

2) Don't climb or stand on the platform guard railing. Stand firmly on the platform floor at all times.

3) Don't climb down from the platform when the platform is lifted.

4) Keep the platform floor free from debris.

5) Please close the entrance door before operation.

6) Don't operate the machine if guard railings are not installed properly or safe operation cannot be guaranteed at the entrance door.

7) Don't move in and out of the platform unless the machine is in a stowed state.

1.11 Crash Hazards

1) Pay attention to any items or obstacles within the machine’s sight line and in any blind spots when starting or running the machine.

2) Pay attention to the position of the extending platform when moving the
machine.

3) Check the workstation to avoid any overhead barriers or other possible hazards
in the work site.

4) Pay attention to any crushing hazards when holding the guard rail of the platform.

5) The operator must follow the manufacturer’s service rules for personal
protection equipment, the service rules for the workstation, and the laws and
regulations made by the local government.

6) Observe and follow the traveling arrow and the turning direction arrows on the platform controller and the platform’s label and nameplate.

7) Do not operate the machine on the line of any crane or movable overhead machine, unless the crane controller is locked and/or the potential bump prevention measure is taken.

8) Dangerous driving or careless operation when running the machine are strictly
prohibited.

9) The platform can be lowered only when there are no personnel or barriers below
the platform.

10) Limit travel speed according to ground conditions, traffic, road grade, personnel position, or any other possible bump
factors.

11) It is recommended the operator wear a qualified safety helmet when operating the machine

1.12 Hazard of Component Damage

1) Do not use any battery or charger greater than 12 V to start up the engine.

2) Do not use the machine as a ground for welding.

3) Do not use the machine in a place where there may be a magnetic field

1.13 Hazard of Explosion and Fire

1) Do not use the machine in a hazardous place where there may be inflammable or
explosive gas or particles.

2) Do not start the engine if liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), gasoline, diesel or
other explosive substances are smelled or perceived.

3) Do not refuel the machine when the engine is running.

4) Refuel the machine or charge the battery only in open and well-ventilated places far away from sparks, open flames, burning cigarettes, etc

1.14 Hazards of Damaged Machine

1) Do not use a damaged or faulted machine.

2) Make a complete operational and function check before each shift. Attach a tag on a damaged or malfunctioning machine immediately and stop all operation.

3) Be sure to perform all maintenance and operation according to the instructions in this manual.

4) Be sure to keep all labels and decals at the appropriate locations. Replace any that are not legible.

5) Be sure to keep this manual in the manual box of the platform.

1.15 Personal Injury Hazards

1) Do not operate the machine if it is leaking hydraulic oil. Leaking hydraulic oil under pressure can pierce or burn skin.

2) Always operate the machine in a well-ventilated place to avoid poisoning of
carbon monoxide.

3) Severe injury may result if any component below the cover is touched by mistake.
Only trained technicians can perform maintenance to the components under the
cover. The operator shall only perform maintenance before the pre-operation
inspection. Be sure to keep all compartments closed and locked during
operation of the machine

1.16 Battery Safety

Combustion Hazards

1) The battery contains acid. Wear protective clothing and safety goggles when
performing maintenance on the battery.

2) Take measures to prevent acid from overflowing out of the battery or being
touched. Neutralize the overflowed acid material from the battery with soda and
water.

Explosion Hazard

1) Keep the battery away from any sparks or open flames. The battery can release an explosive gas.

2) Do not touch the battery terminal or the cables with any tool that may cause a
spark

Electric Shock/Burn Hazard

Avoid contacting electrical terminals.

1.17 Tilting Hazard

1) The outrigger can only be lowered on the firm, stable ground. Be careful to avoid steep slopes, holes, unstable or smooth slopes and other potential hazards.

2) Be sure to lower the outrigger at the steering end first, when the automatic
leveling function is not used and a single outrigger is lowered.

3) Raise the platform only when the machine is level. Do not set the machine to be elevated when it is impossible to make the machine level by outrigger only.

4) Raise the platform only when all four outriggers are fully lowered and in contact with the ground and the machine is level.

5) Do not adjust outriggers when the platform is elevated. Do not drive the vehicle when outriggers are lowered.