TOPMAQ COSC4420 Drywall and Panel Hoist Instruction Manual
- June 3, 2024
- TOPMAQ
Table of Contents
COSC4420 Drywall and Panel Hoist
Instruction Manual
Drywall and Panel Hoist
| Assembly Name| Quantity| gird Assembly| Assembly Name|
Quantity
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1| Main Body Support| 1| 1| Grank| 1
2| Winch Frame| 1| 2| Crank Bar| 1
3| Spring 1| 2| 3| Big Gear wheel| 1
4| Coach Spring| 1| 4| Pinion| 1
5| Pin Shaft| 3| 5| Front Brake Arm| 1
6| Tension Spring| 1| 6| Back Brake Arm| 1
7| Limit Plate| 1| 7| Spring| 2
8| Steering Box| 1| 8| Torsion Spring| 1
g| Outer Leg| 4| 9| Nut| 1
10| Frame Housing (Square tubel)| 1|
11| Outer Telescoping Section(Square tube2)| 1
12| Inner Telescoping Section(Square| 1
13| Guide Plate| 2
14| Steering Box Assembly| 1
15| Winch Assembly| 1
16| Universal Wheel| 4
17| Support Wheel| 1
18| Flower Plugging| 5
19| Positioning Pin| 4
20| T Tube| 2
21| Party Blockl| 2
22| Panel Support Lock| 2
23| Crossarm body2| 1
24| Party Block2| 8
25| Crossarm bodyl| 1
26| Cradle Body| 1
27| Handle Bar| 1
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
120×280 cm without any additional help. The covering board can be lifted a
maximum of 400 cm from the floor to flat ceilings, sloping walls or other
walls when the tilt function is used. The (ladle of the plasterboard lift can
be lowered to 170 cm from the floor so that it is easy to load a board onto
it. The plasterboard lift can tolerate loads up to 80 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. 120v2130 cm
Max. load: 65 kg
Max. lifting height:400 cm
Loading height: 170 cm
Weight: 41 kg
Special safety instructions
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ALWAYS read the instructions before use, and observe all warnings.
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ALWAYS inspect the plasterboard lift each day before use and pay particular attention to the condition of the wire.
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ALWAYS allow the plasterboard lift to reach room temperature before use. If you move the plasterboard lift from a cold room to a warm one, condensation may form, which may affect the function of the brake!
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Check before use that the brake drum is clean and dry.
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NEVER use the plasterboard lift unless both arms are secured with the lock tab.
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ALWAYS keep the work area free of obstructions. ALWAYS wear a helmet when using the plasterboard lift.
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ALWAYS be aware of obstructions above the plasterboard lift when lifting boards
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NEVER use the plasterboard lift for lifting objects other than plasterboards and similar.
NEVER lift more than one board at a time. Never lift more than 65 kg. -
No more than 2 plasterboards cluing work
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Before each use,check the wire rope and pulleys at 2 places add a little of to reduce wear.
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Steering box can rotate 360 degree.The bracket frame can be tilted 45 degree for loading.
Hold the tie rod in the hand and pull it to the level.
Lock the bracket and proceed.
Lifting and operating. -
Adjust the lifting position and lock the universal wheel which can avoid rotation or sideslip, To make sure safety operation and smoothly lifting.
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The connecting plate between rocker and armrest must be locked solidly.
Lift it to 4meters,6 lock the gears upwards.
Hold 1 in your right hand as you descend，Hold it in your left hand and operate it back and front,control the speed down slowly,down to a minimum position6 lock the gears upwards. -
When assembling, the universal wheel screw and the support leg nut must be firmly locked to avoid loosing and falling off, in case resulting in uneven force on the support leg. Before use, it is necessary to carefully check whether it is locked and eliminate potential safety hazards
Safety check before use
Each working day, perform the following checks before using the plasterboard
lift:
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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.
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Check that the brake drum ts clean and dry.
Loading a covering board
- Flip the reverse brake down so thatthe plasterboard lift does not roll backwards.
- Flip the support hooks on the support arms out. Make sure that the cradle 1s 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 chip so that the cradle can tilt.
- Hold the covering board against the tilted cradle with the outer side facing down. Lower the covering board onto the support hooks and lay it carefully against the support arms.
- If the covering board s to be mounted on a flat ceiling, tip the cradle up to the horizontal position and tighten the clip so that the cradle does not tilt. If the coveninq board is to be installed on a sloping wall or a sloping ceiling, the cradle should remain tilted.
- Lift the reverse brake on the base and carefully roll the plasterboard lift to the spot where the covering board is to be installed
Maintenance
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Inspect the wire before each work day.
If it shows signs of wear, replace it immediately (see the instructions which accompany the new wire). -
Lubricate the wire rollers occasionally.
Raise the telescopic sections to access the internal wire rollers. The brake drum must not come into contact with any oil or grease! -
Lubricate the wheel bearings on the base occasionally.
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If the telescopic sections do not run smoothly, lubricate the exteriors with paraffin.
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Store the plasterboard lift in a clean, dry location.