The Genie GS 1930 slab scissor lift is a type of mobile aerial work platform that is meant to be used on smooth, flat surfaces.
The scissor lift may be driven on a slope up to 14 degrees while stowed only. When it’s lifted it must be on a level surface.
If the scissor lift is on an angle greater than 3 degrees lengthways or 1.5 degrees sideways, and it’s lifted more than 7 to 8 feet, an alarm will sound and it will not raise any further.
The Genie 1930 scissor lift hydraulic system includes a power unit, lift cylinder, steering cylinder, drive motors, and brakes.
Let’s take a closer look at each of the components below!
The power unit, located in the right side tray, consists of a variable speed motor that is attached to a fixed displacement pump, alongside the hydraulic tank and filter.
The variable electric motor allows for different drive speeds. For example, when the platform is lifted any amount the scissor lift will drive at low speed, and when the platform is stowed it will drive at full speed.
There are two red emergency stop buttons on the scissor lift. Push the emergency stop button to stop all functions and pull it out to re-enable operation of the machine.
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