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Lift Terminology

Lift Actions and Functions:

Deploy (Extend): Lift deploy-

ment is the action of the lift plat-

form carriage assembly extend-

ing (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 (Retract): Stow is the

action of the lift platform and car-

riage assembly retracting (moving

inward) into the lift housing. Dur-

ing the stow function, the platform

will automatically raise or lower to

stow level before retracting into

the housing.

DOWN - Platform Lower: Down

is the action of the platform lower-

ing from stow or ﬂoor level posi-

tion to fully-lowered (ground level)

position when the DOWN switch

is pressed.

DOWN - Outer Barrier Un-

fold (Down) - When the plat-

form reaches the fully-lowered

(ground) position and the DOWN

switch is continued to be pressed,

the outer barriers rotate down-

ward from vertical position to

ramp position.

UP - Outer Barrier Fold (Raise):

From ground level, the UP func-

tion automatically raises (rotates)

the actuator activated outer bar-

riers to the upright (vertical) posi-

tion before the platform raises.

UP - Platform Raise: Up is the

action of the platform raising from

stow level or ground level to ﬂoor

level (fully-raised) position when

the UP switch is pressed. When

the lift is fully lowered, press-

ing the UP switch ﬁrst raises the

outer barrier.

Note: The lift platform will not

raise if the outer barriers are not

in the upright (vertical) position.

This is a built in safety feature.

Stow Level: Stow level is the

height that the platform and car-

riage assembly moves in and

moves out of the lift housing.

Floor Level: Floor level is the

height that the platfom and car-

riage assembly raises to in order

for the wheelchair passenger to

enter and exit the vehicle (fully

raised position).

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