Molift Air 200 Ceiling Mounted Free Standing Lifting User Guide
- June 17, 2024
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Molift Air 200 Ceiling Mounted Free Standing Lifting
Product Information
Specifications
- Model: Molift Air 200
- Hand Control: Indicator light for low-battery
- Emergency Stop and Lowering: Pull to activate the emergency stop
- Battery Indicator: Multi-level indicator for battery power
- Charging: Hand control charging or In Rail Charging
- Electrical Emergency Lowering: Pull and hold to start lowering
- Angle Sensor: Prevents lifting if the angle on the lifting strap is too steep
- Battery and Service Indicator: Indicates when service is required
Product Usage Instructions
Emergency Stop Activation and Reset
To activate the emergency stop, pull the button out. The hoist will stop.
To reset the emergency stop, push the button back in either by using a finger
or a tube on the cord.
Battery Indicator
The multi-level battery indicator on the hoist provides information about
the battery power. When the indicator is yellow, the lifter has sufficient
power for at least one full lifting cycle with the maximum load. When the
battery indicator is flashing yellow, it is only possible to lower the sling
bar.
Charging
The Molift Air can be charged through the hand control using a battery
charger or through the rail with In Rail Charging. To charge the hand control,
plug the battery charger into a power outlet. Wall-mounted docking for the
hand control is available. Make sure not to damage the cable. Use only Molift
chargers. The hand control has an indicator light that illuminates when the
battery level is low and the lifter requires charging.
Electrical Emergency Lowering
In case the hand control does not work, the electrical emergency lowering
can be used. Pull and hold the emergency lowering button to start lowering.
Hold the button until the user is fully lowered and can be released from
suspension. Please note that this feature should only be used for emergencies.
Angle Sensor
The hoist is equipped with an angle sensor for safety. If the hoist does
not respond to the hand control’s up button, it might be because the lifting
strap angle is too steep or the lifting belt is twisted, activating the
sensor. Adjust the lifting strap or move the hoist to reduce the lifting strap
angle.
Battery and Service Indicator
The system is activated by pushing one of the operating buttons on the hand
control. The electrical system has a power-save a function that turns off the
system five minutes after the last operation. All indicators will turn off.
The hoist’s electronics record the weight lifted and the number of lifts.
After a certain period of operation, a signal is given to indicate that
service is required.
FAQ
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Q: What should I do if the lifter does not respond to Hand control action?
A: First, check if the emergency stop is activated. If so, push the button back in to deactivate it. If that doesn’t work, turn off the hoist and then turn it back on by pulling the Emergency Stop and pushing the button back in. If the problem persists, it could be due to a faulty hand control connection or a broken plug or cord. In such cases, consider replacing the hand control or its components. -
Q: What should I do if the lifting band goes upwards during Electrical Emergency Lowering?
A: This may indicate that the lifting strap angle sensor is activated. Adjust the lifting strap or move the hoist to reduce the lifting strap angle. If the issue continues, it is recommended to use manual emergency lowering and send the lifter to service for further inspection.
Hand Control
The Hand control haHand Controls an indicator light that will illuminate when battery level is low and the lifter requires charging.
Emergency Stop and Lowering
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Emergency Stop Activation and reset of emergency stop:
Pull to activate emergency stop. The button will come out, and the hoist will stop. -
Push with a finger or use a tube on a cord to push the button back in to reset emergency stop.
Electrical Emergency Lowering
Pull and hold to start lowering. Hold until the user is lowered and can be
released from suspension.
Only for emergency use when hand control does not work!
Manual Emergency Lowering
Please refer to the user manual
Check out how to reset the on and off switch
Battery and Service indicator on lifter
The system is activated when pushing one of the operating buttons on the hand control.
- The electrical system has a power-save function which will turn off the electrical system five minutes after the last operation. All indicators will turn off.
Service indicator/Periodic inspection
- The hoist’s electronics record the weight lifted and several lifts. After a certain period of operation, a signal is given to indicate that service is required.
Battery indicator on hoist When the multi-level battery indicator is yellow the lifter will have sufficient power available for at least one full lifting cycle with max load. When the battery is flashing yellow it is only possible to lower the sling bar.
Charging
Molift Air can be charged through the hand control with a battery charger, or through the rail with In Rail Charging.
Hand control charging
The battery charger is plugged into a power outlet. Wall-mounted docking for
hand control is available. Make sure not to damage the cable. The charger can
be connected to the power outlet at all times. Use only Molift chargers. The
Hand control has an indicator light that will illuminate when the battery
level is low and the lifter requires charging.
Please do not pull the hoist along the rail by the handset.
Angle sensor
The hoist has a directional safety feature that prevents lifting if the angle
on the lifting strap is to steep.
If the hoist doesn’t respond to the Hand control “up” button, it might be because the lifting strap angle is to steep, or the lifting belt is twisted and the sensor is activated.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Possible Cause/Action |
|---|---|
| The lifter does not respend to Hand-control action | Emergency Stop is |
activated. Deactivated by pushing the button back in.
Turn the hoist Off and back On by pulling the Emergency Stop and
pushing the button back in.
The hand control is not plugged in properly. Hand control or plug or cord can
be broken and should be replaced.
The lifter does not respond to the Hand control button| The lifting strap
angle sensor is activated. Adjust the lifting strap or move the hoist to
reduce the lifting strap angle.
When using Electrical Emergency lowering the lifting band goes upwards| The
lifting band has gone completely out and has been winded the wrong way. Use
manual emergency lowering. Send lifter to service.
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
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