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Scissor lift tables not working at the construction

Ryan4788

Hello, 

This may be a little bit of off-topic.

One of the lift tables of my construction company is having some issues. We bought 2 double scissor lift tables three years back. Last Thursday, when the worker hit the up button, it's squirting some oil from cylinder vents and after that  it rose up. It's not operated since.  What could have gone wrong with the lift? Anyone got any ideas?  

 
Jul 11, 16 10:31 am
Non Sequitur

Have you check the headlight fluid gaskets?

Jul 11, 16 12:49 pm  · 
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Wood Guy

A little off topic? You know this is a forum for architects and designers, right?

Probably a seal failed so you don't have the hydraulic pressure needed to raise the lift. Or perhaps the cylinder or shaft were damaged. Or the hydraulic pump had a mechanical or electrical failure. Or there isn't enough hydraulic fluid in the reservoir. You need a mechanic to look at it.

Jul 11, 16 1:37 pm  · 
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Non Sequitur

...or the worker fucked it up and is trying to avoid blame.

Jul 11, 16 2:02 pm  · 
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poop876

Try replacing the grindshaft. Had that problem before!

Jul 11, 16 3:02 pm  · 
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curtkram

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0az4IlLCC0

Jul 11, 16 3:06 pm  · 
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archanonymous

curt has the right idea. Like this:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30InBgGhiSo

Jul 11, 16 6:11 pm  · 
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gruen
We have a very good internet scissor lift repairman who is active on this site. Behold, Ricardo Balkins, certified scissor lift repairman.
Jul 12, 16 8:28 am  · 
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poop876

He will go into how to register the equipment with the state etc. etc. 

Jul 12, 16 9:41 am  · 
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Volunteer

Call a fork-lift mechanic?

Jul 12, 16 9:58 am  · 
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Ryan4788

Thanks for the inputs. The issue is resolved. Some problem with the hydraulics. I needn't have to fire anyone. ha ha

Jul 14, 16 2:26 am  · 
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