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Manual Bridge Plate Platform at Floor Level Gap between Lift and Floor Vehicle Floor D Move vertical bridge plate to right to disengage it, and then lower it to the floor. When the platform is raised to floor level, the bridge plate is manually lowered to the vehicle floor (bridging position) by moving the bridge plate to the right to disengage it, and then lowering it to the floor. From the floor level bridging position, the bridge plate is manually raised to the vertical position (see Photos D, E and F). The bridge plate can be folded down to the platform surface by the attendant before stowing the lift platform, or the stowing (retracting) movement of the platform will push the bridge plate down as it contacts the lift carriage. Platform at Floor Level Vehicle Floor Floor Level Bridge Plate (Bridging Position) Engaged - Vertical Bridge Plate Platform at Floor Level Vehicle Floor E F Page 12 Page 13 WARNING Stay clear of handrail access slots during lift operation. Failure to do so may result in serious bodily injury. Stationary handrails remain in the upright (vertical position) at all times. Handrail access slots are provided in the lift housing cover. Access slots are incorporated in the vehicle floor or stairwell during lift installation procedures. The handrails travel in and out of Keep clear of handrail access slots during lift operation. the access slots as the platform carriage assembly retracts and extends. Keep clear of the handrail access slots during lift operation. Lift Housing Access Slot Access Slot Dual Stationary Handrail Instructions STOW DEPLOY DEPLOY STOW Dual Manual Fold “P” Handrail Instructions Folding “P” handrails are manually operated. The handrails rest on the platform when the lift is not in use. The handrails must be folded down to the platform (horizontal position) before stowing the lift. The handrails are lifted to the vertical position and locked in position with a latch that automatically engages the platform bracket when fully raised. Lifting the round knob located on the vertical handrail tube disengages the latch. Latch Knob WARNING Fold handrails down before stowing lift. Failure to do so may result in serious bodily injury and/or property damage. Latch Knob Stationary Handrails Cover with Access Slots Deployed “P” Handrails Stowed “P” Handrails Dual Manual Fold “U” Handrail (with Shield) Instructions Folding “U” handrails (with safety Note: The bridge plate (inboard vertical position and locked in shield) are manually operated. roll stop) must be folded down position with a latch that auto- The handrails rest on the platform to the platform (horizontal posi-matically engages the platform when the lift is not in use. The tion) before the handrails are bracket when fully raised. Lifting handrails must be folded down to folded down. the round knob located on the the platform (horizontal position) vertical handrail tube disengages before stowing the lift. The handrails are lifted to the the latch. To Deploy Handrails: 1. Lift front (right) handrail to vertical latched position. Be certain latch is engaged. UVL UVL 2. Lift rear (left) handrail to vertical latched position. Be certain latch is engaged. To Stow Handrails: Before stowing lift: 1. Fold down inboard roll stop (bridge plate). UVLLatch Knob Latch Knob Inboard Roll Stop WARNING Fold handrails down before stowing lift. Failure to do so may result in serious bodily injury and/or property damage. UVL 3. Lift round latching knob to disengage latch and fold front (right) handrail down to platform (horizontal position). UVL 2. Lift round latching knob to disengage latch and fold rear (left) handrail down to platform (horizontal position). Page 14 Manual Operating Instructions The UVL has the capability of being manually operated. If you experience power or equipment failure, refer to the Manual Operating Instructions to manually operate the lift. Refer to the Lift Operating Instructions for all normal lift operation procedures (such as loading and unloading passengers). Follow all Lift Operation Safety Precautions at all times! Familiarize yourself with the components necessary to operate the Manual Back-Up System (see illustration at right and photos on pages 17 and 18). The location of the power pack and release cable varies from vehicle to vehicle (depending on your particular installation). The T-handle release cable releases and engages the lift platform to allow the platform to be manually extended and retracted. The manual back-up HAND pump (hand pump) is used to PUMP manually lower and raise the extended platform. Step-by-step instructions for manually moving the platform PUMP in and out, manually raising "T" HANDLE HANDLE RELEASE and lowering the platform CABLE and manually lowering (unfolding) the outboard roll POWERPACK MANUAL stop are provided on the following DOWN pages. Refer to the applicable VALVE Manual Operation instructions for detailed procedures. Always exercise extreme caution when operating the ...

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