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Lift Terminology

Lift Components:

Refer to the Lift Terminology

Illustrations on pages 2 and 3.

Pump Module: The remote

mounted pump module consists

of the main hydraulic pump, the

manual hand pump, the logic

control board and other electrical

components that power the lift

electric/hydraulic systems.

Hand-held Switch Control Box:

The standard hand-held control

switchbox is connected to the

pump module. The control box is

equipped with four push-button

switches, (UP, DOWN, STOW,

and DOOR CLOSE). The

switches activate the fully auto-

matic lift functions as well as

optional automatic door opera-

tors (if so equipped). Details

regarding the control switches

and their functions are provided in

the Lift Operation section (page

11).

Lift Housing: The lift housing is

the metal structure (casing)

mounted under the vehicle which

contains and protects the platform

carriage assembly. The housing

contains all lift components

Bridge Plate (Inboard Roll

Stop): UVL lift models are

equipped with an automatic or

manually operated bridge plate

(except model UVL603A). The

bridge plate bridges the gap

between the lift platform and the

vehicle floor. Bridge plates also

serve as inboard roll stops.

Automatic bridge plates are fully-

automatic in operation and are

activated by the lift control

switches (no attendant required).

Manual bridge plates must be

operated by an attendant. Fur-

ther details and instructions for

operation of manual bridge plates

are provided on page 12 of this

manual.

Platform Cable-activated

Manual Release System: A

cable-activated manual release

system releases the platform

carriage assembly drive chain to

allow the platform carriage

assembly to be manually moved

out (extended) or moved in

(retracted), should it be neces-

sary. Complete details and

operating procedures are pro-

vided on pages 15-19.

Lift Actions and Functions:

Extend: Extend is the action of

the platfom carriage assembly

moving (rolling) out of the lift

housing.

Retract: Retract is the action of

the platfom carriage assembly

moving (rolling) into the lift

housing.

Deploy: Lift deployment is the

action of the lift platform carriage

assembly extending (moving

outward) from the housing and

lowering to ground level when the

DOWN switch is activated or

raising to floor level when the UP

switch is activated.

Stow: Stow is the action of the

lift platform carriage assembly

retracting (moving inward) into

the carriage assembly housing.

During the stow function, the

platform will automatically raise or

lower to stow level before retract-

ing into the housing.

Stow Level: Stow level is the

height that the platfom carriage

assembly moves in and moves

out of the lift housing.

Floor Level: Floor level is the

height that the platfom carriage

assembly raises to in order for the

wheelchair passenger to enter

and exit the vehicle.

Note: Further details regarding

lift control switches and the

corresponding lift functions are

provided in the Lift Operating

Instructions on pages 10 and 11.

except the power (pump) module

when the lift is in the stowed

position.

Platform Carriage Assembly:

The platform carriage assembly

includes the platform assembly,

the lifting arms, the rolling hori-

zontal arms that carry the plat-

form assembly in and out of the

housing and the electrical/

hydraulic drive components that

power the lift.

Platform Assembly: The lift

platform assembly consists of the

flat aluminum plate with raised

diamond embossing upon which

the wheelchair is positioned, the

outboard roll stop, the inboard roll

stop (if so equipped) and optional

handrails (if so equipped).

Outboard Roll Stop: The

outboard roll stop is the automatic

electric actuator-activated outer

barrier that provides a ramp for

wheelchair loading and unloading

at ground level. Photos and

further details regarding the

outboard roll stop operation are

provided in the Pre-Lift Operation

Notes section (pages 7 and 8).

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