Aichi Lifts Workshop Manual.  Maintenance

A complete guide to operation, maintenance and repair of Aichi lifts. Includes operator and service manuals, spare parts catalogs and error codes for troubleshooting. Detailed diagrams, specifications and repair recommendations will help ensure reliable operation of the equipment.

Aichi lifts are known for their reliability and quality. However, like any complex equipment, they can encounter certain problems. Based on general experience with lifts, the following typical malfunctions can be identified:

Hydraulic system:

Hydraulic fluid leaks due to worn seals or damaged hoses.

Reduced performance due to contaminated hydraulic fluid or worn pumps.

Electrical system:

Failure of electric motors due to overheating or worn components.

Malfunctions in the control system due to damaged wiring or sensor failure.

Mechanical components:

Worn bearings and hinges, leading to play and unstable operation.

Corrosion of metal parts, especially when used in aggressive environments.

Safety system:

Failure of level and overload sensors, which can lead to unsafe operation.

Malfunction of emergency stops and interlocks, affecting the safety of work.

To prevent these problems, regular maintenance, timely replacement of worn parts and the use of high-quality consumables are recommended.