VEVOR LG-021 Drywall Rolling Lifter Panel Instruction Manual

: June 15, 2024
: VEVOR

Table of Contents

PLASTERBOARD LIFT
Technical data
Special safety instructions
Assembly
Assembly instructions
Operating parts
Use
Safety check before use
Loading a covering board
Dismantling
Parts Descriptions
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VEVOR LG-021 Drywall Rolling Lifter Panel Instruction Manual

PLASTERBOARD LIFT

To get the most out of your new plasterboard lift, please read through these instructions and the attached safety instructions before use.

Please also save the instructions in case you need to refer to them at a later date.

Using the plasterboard lift, one person can lift a covering board with a size of up to 122×488 cm without any additional help. The covering board can be lifted a maximum of 335 cm from the floor to flat ceilings, sloping walls or other walls when the tilt function is used.

The cradle of the plasterboard lift can be lowered to 138cm from the floor so that it is easy to load a board onto it. The plasterboard lift can tolerate loads up to 68 kg-

These instructions describe how the plasterboard lift is assembled, used and dismantled for transport and storage. Please read these user and safety instructions carefully before using the plasterboard lift for the first time.

Technical data

Plasterboard size: Max. 122x488cm
Max. load: 68kg
Max. lifting height: 11ft(335cm) / 16ft(486cm)
Loading height: 11ft(86cm) / 16ft(138cm)
Weight: 11ft(39kg) / 16ft(43kg)

Model(s)： LG-021/LG-022

Special safety instructions

ALWAYS read the instructions beforeuse,and observe all warnings.
ALWAYS inspect the plasterboardlift eachday before use and pay particular attentiontothe condition of the wire.
ALWAYS allow the plasterboardlift toreach room temperature before use. Ifyoumove the plasterboard lift fromacoldroomto a warm one, condensation mayform, which may affect the functionof thebrake!
Check before use that the brake drumisclean and dry.
NEVER use the plasterboard lift unlessbotharms are secured with the locktab.
ALWAYS keep the work area freeof obstructions.
ALWAYS wear a helmet whenusingtheplasterboard lift.
ALWAYS be aware of obstructionsabovethe plasterboard lift when liftingboards.
NEVER use the plasterboard lift for liftingobjects other than plasterboards andsimilar.
NEVER lift more than one boardat atime.Never lift more than 68 kg

Assembly

Parts

The plasterboard lift is supplied in parts which must be assembled before use:

Base

Frame including hoist and11ft(123cm)/16ft(175cm) telescopic sections
Cradle, without removable support arms
Two support arms

Assembly instructions

Set the base up: Place the base on the floor so that it rests on its wheels.
Press the lock ring down. Hold the lock ring down while you swing the two front legs out so that the lock ring engages with the hole at the bottom of the tube. (See figure 1). To prevent the base rolling backwards while assembling it, flip the reverse brake down as shown.
Position the frame on the two V angles on the base and lower the frame around 2.5 cm until it sits firmly in the angles.

Assembly Instructions
Before continuing, make sure that the frame is pushed fully down and that it is secure in the angles.

Attach the handle to the handwheel for the hoist. Tighten the nut and then loosen it slightly so that the handwheel rotates freely.
Move the hoist to the working position: Hold the handwheel and brake lever as shown in figure 2. Turn the handwheel slightly forward while lifting the brake lever to release the brake. Li 代 the brake lever up fully. Take hold of the strut by the hoist and hold the brake lever with your thumb. (See figure 3)

Once the hoist has been drawn completely out (away from the frame), release the brake lever and flip the lock hook away so that it no longer holds the telescopic sections

Place your right hand at the topof theframe. Continue to hold the brakelevertoavoid the wire retracting and pull thehoisttowards you. (See figure 4).

inside the frame.

Press the hoist gently back towardstheframe. This allows the lock armtoengagewith the hoist and keep it fullyout. (Seefigure 5).
IMPORTANT! Before proceeding, makesure that the lock armhas engagedcorrectly, i.e. has turned as far clockwiseaspossible.

WARNING! In order to avoid an accident, the lock arm must be fully engaged when the hoist is pulled out.

Attach the cradle to the frame (figure 6)

a. Insert the cradle strut into the opening at the top of the frame.
b. Secure the cradle to the frame by pressing the clip up over the lock pin so that it clamps the cradle tight.

Attach the support arms to the cradle:
NOTE!
The support arms are identical. a. Push the tapered plates on the support arms into the tapered sockets on the cradle. (See figure 7).

b. Push both support arms into the sockets until the lock tab at the bottom of each support arm engages. (See figure 8).

Operating parts

Lock ring
Press the lock ring down to release the two front legs so that they can be rotated out to the working position or in to the storage position. A spring- loaded tab engages with a hole at the bottom of the tube to lock the legs in position.

Reverse brake
Flip’the reverse brake down to prevent the base from rolling backwards or flip it up to allow it to move freely.

Outriggers
The outriggers on the support arms can be pulled out so that the plasterboard lift can support a larger covering board. Pull the lock pin with your right hand and pull the outrigger out using your left hand. The lock pin can secure the outrigger in one of three positions: Folded in or extended by 53 or 84 cm.

IMPORTANT! Never load a covering board on the cradle and never use the lift if the lock pins have not engaged in one of these three positions or if the outriggers have been pulled out more than 84 cm.
To avoid damaging the outriggers push them in fully before transporting or storing the plasterboard lift.

Support hooks for boards
Flip the support hooks on each support arm out to support the covering board when placed on the cradle or when the cradle is tilted.
In order to avoid damaging the support hooks, push them in fully before transporting or storing the plasterboard lift.

Lock arm
The lock arm keeps the hoist in the working position (fully extended).

To fold the hoist in towards the frame(whendismantling or for transport), turn the hoist anticlockwise while lifting the lockarm. Whenyou reassemble the plasterboard lift, pull thehoist out fully and then push It backinslightlyso that It automatically engages withthelockarm.
Never tighten the nut on the lock arm, asyouwill then not be able to fold the hoist for transport and storage.

Clip for tilt
Flip the clip out and down to tilt the cradle (to apply covering boards or lifting covering boards for sloping walls or ceilings) or to remove the cradle. You can secure the cradle on the frame without tilt by flipping the clip up so that it engages with the lock pin on the cradle.
Note! When the cradle is in the horizontal position (not tilted), the cradle can tilt up to +/-10 degrees.

Brake lever
A spring-loaded brake holds the cradle securely at the required height by locking the hoists handwheel. When lowering the cradle, control the rotation of the hoist by holding the handwheel as you carefully lift the brake lever to release the brake.

Handwheel, handle and strut
When turning the hoist’s handwheel the wire will wind in or out and thus raise or lower the cradle.

Hold the strut to provide resistance as you turn the handwheel.

Lock hook
The lock hook secures the telescopic sections inside the frame for transport and storage.

Use

IMPORTANT! Read the section ‘Special safety instructions, before using the plasterboard lift.

WARNING! ALWAYS wear a helmet when
using the plasterboard lift.

WARNING! Only use the plasterboard lift for lifting covering boards. Only lift ONE board at a time!

Safety check before use

Each working day; perform the following checks before using the plasterboard li 代：

Inspect the plasterboard lift thoroughly for wear and tear. Pay particular attention to the condition of the wire.
Make sure the plasterboard lift has reached room temperature before use.
Check that the brake drum is clean and dry.

Loading a covering board

Flip the reverse brake down so that the plasterboard lift does not roll backwards.
Flip the support hcoks on the support arms out. Make sure that the cradle is turned so that the support hooks are furthest away from the handwheel.
Pull the outriggers on the support arms out so that they can provide optimum support for the covering boards.
Release the dip so that the cradle cantilt.
Hold the covering board against thetiltedcradle with the outer side facingdown. Lower the covering board onto thesupporthooks and lay it carefully against thesupport arms.
If the covering board is to be mountedonaflat ceiling, tip the cradle up to thehorizontal position and tighten theclipsothat the cradle does not tilt. If the coveringboard is to be installed on a slopingwall orasloping ceiling, the cradle shouldremaintilted.
Lift the reverse brake on the base andcarefully roll the plasterboard lift tothespotwhere the covering board is to be installed.

Lifting the covering board

IMPORTANT! Always flip the reverse brake down before lifting the covering board up towards a sloped wall or other wall.
Turn the handwheel round in the direction shown (hold the strut to provide resistance) until the covering board is at the required height.
The brake is spring-loaded and automatically holds the cradle securely at the required height when you stop turning the handwheel.

Lowering the covering board

Take hold of the handwheel handle with your right hand so that you can control the rotation of the hoist.
Keep tight hold of it. Carefully release the brake with your left hand and turn the handwheel slowly back to lower the cradle to the required height.

WARNING! To avoid accidents, be aware of any obstructions above the lift when lifting boards.
CAUTION! The cradle drops quickly once the brake lever is released. So grip the handle on the handwheel firmly with your right hand BEFORE releasing the brake!

Loading A Covering Board

Dismantling

How to dismantle the plasterboard lift for transport and storage:

Lower the cradle fully.
Push the outriggers in fully until they engage. Fold the support hooks in.
Detach the support arms from the cradle by pressing the lock tab at the bottom and pulling the support arms out of the tapered sockets.
Release the dip for the tilt function. Lift the cradle about 7.5 cm until you can remove it from the frame.
Turn the handle forward one full revolution as shown. This lifts the inner telescopic section.
Release the hoist by lifting the lock arm with your left hand and turning the lock arm’s lock anticlockwise with your right hand.
Hold the lock arm’s lock in the released position (step 6), and push the telescopic sections down into the frame using your left hand. The hoist is now pulled towards the frame.
Lower the telescopic sections fully. Flip the lock hook up and turn the telescopic sections up slightly until they are held by the lock hook.
Hold the lock hook in this position with your left hand and turn the handwheel forward release the support arm with your right hand.

The hoist is pressed forward towards the frame. When the lock arm touches the frame, tighten the wire by turning the handwheel slightly (just enough to hold the hoist in that position).

Carefully lift the frame and hoist around 2.5 cm to release it from the base.
Fold the frame up by pressing the lock ring down and pressing the front legs in until they engage in the folded position.

Parts Descriptions

Ref. No.	Description	Qty

Tripod Base
1| Tripod base assembly| 1
2| Center Leg (with fasteners)| 1
3| Outer Leg (with fasteners)| 2
4| 4-in Caster| 3
5| Slide Yoke Ring Tension Spring| 1
6| Tie Arm (with fasteners)| 2
7| Rubber Backstop Tip| 2
Frame Assembly

10| Frame Assembly (Includes Winch Assembly)| 1
11| Frame Housing| 1
12| 4-ft Inner Telescoping Section| 1
13| 4-tt Outer Telescoping Section (with pulley)| 1
Winch Assembly

20| Winch Assembly| 1
21| Winch Host (with pin and fastener)| 1
22| Slide Bar (with axle and cotter pin)| 1
23| Slide Bar Lock (with fasteners)| 1
24| 13% -ft Cable-| 1
25| Cable Pulley

(with axle and cottei pin)