Car Lift Operating Procedures And Classification

The car lift is a device used for elevating vehicles during the process of automotive maintenance. A vehicle is positioned at the car lift station, and manual operation is used to raise the vehicle to a specific height, facilitating maintenance tasks. The following are details on the operation procedures and classifications of car lifts.

Operating procedures of the Car lift:

Prior to utilizing the car lift, ensure that the equipment surroundings are clear and free of debris, and check the functionality of the operating handle.
Verify that the operating mechanism is responsive and efficient, and prevent any hydraulic system creeping.
When supporting the vehicle, ensure that the four support corners are aligned on the same plane, and adjust the height of the corner rubber pads to make contact with the vehicle chassis.
Maintain the vehicle at an appropriate height when supported, and secure the four brackets after lifting.
Adjust the car lift support block to the designated lifting point specified for the vehicle type.
Insert the safety locking pin after personnel exits the vehicle and the car is raised to the required height, ensuring safety and reliability before commencing undercarriage work.
Avoid conducting heavy tasks on the scissor car lift aside from low maintenance or minor repairs.
Refrain from frequent lifting or lowering of the car lift.
Ensure stability and slow descent when supporting a vehicle.
Report any malfunctioning of the operating mechanism, unsynchronized motor, unlevel bracket, or hydraulic leaks promptly to the authorities and abstain from operation in such conditions.
After operation, clean the surroundings of the car lift to maintain a tidy work area.
Every six months, drain the car lift cylinder water and check oil levels, refilling with appropriate grade pressure oil if needed. Also, inspect lubrication, transmission gears, and seam strips of the car lift regularly.

Classifications of Car lifts:

Car lifts are categorized into four-wheel alignment types and flat types based on their functionality, in addition to above-ground and underground types depending on the space requirements. The above-ground variety is suitable for repair shops without the need for trenching. Some floor slabs are unsuitable for the installation of two-post or ordinary four-post car lifts, while the scissor car lift has a broad contact surface with the floor slab, enabling installation on most drivable floor slabs. The primary advantage of the scissor car lift over the two-post and four-post car lifts is its space-saving design and ease of operation.

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