ZICO®

3097PM1QUIC-LIFT™ Ladder aCCess sysTem

modeL LasParTs and InsTrUCTIon manUaL REV. 6-14-17

I. SYSTEMS AVAILABLE

Refer to combination chart (page 18) for the correct combination number for the ladders you are using. Then contact Ziamatic Corp. to ascertain the LAS system you require.

A. Ladder Access Systems (LAS)

Note: Modelnumberscarriedsuffix-03untilJanuary1,1997,whenitwasdropped.

1. LAS-775 Completeunitwith7-3/4"laddersupport 2. LAS-975 Completeunitwith9-3/4"laddersupport 3. LAS-1200 Completeunitwith12"laddersupport

B. Bulk Head Mounted Ladder Access Systems (LAS-BHM)

1. LAS-BHM-775 Completeunitwith7-3/4"laddersupport 2. LAS-BHM-975 Completeunitwith9-3/4"laddersupport 3. LAS-BHM-1200 Completeunitwith12"laddersupport

C. Hard Sleeeve System (HSS)

• HSS-CWT-210 Hardsleevesystemcompletewithtwo10'aluminumtrays

Note: HSSstartswithbasicLASunittowhichothercomponentsareadded.Seepage25for addingonehardsleevetoaSystem.

D. Portable tank Systems (PTS)

Note: Separatebooklet(3098PM1)coversoperaitonofthePTSSystem.

1. PTS Basicunitwith30-1/2"deepbox 2. PTS-TCH Tankcoverhardware

E. Horizontal Access Systems (HLAS)

Note: Separatebooklet(3097PM6)coversoperationoftheHLASSystem.

1. HLAS-775 2. HLAS-975 3. HLAS-1200 4. HPTS

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II. STANDARD EQUIPMENT

ThefollowingitemsareincludedwitheachcompleteLASorHSSSystem:

A. Instruction Packet

IncludesallinformationrequiredtoinstallacompleteSystem.Wiringdiagramsandpartslistsare provided.

B. Control Switch - Model No. LAS-CHS (P/N 3097-105-144)

Adouble-poledouble-throwmomentarytoggleswitchisprovidedforoperationoftheSystem.

C. Flashing Light Kit - Model No. LAS-FLK (P/N 3097-270-000)

PriortoJanuary1,1997,weprovidedanaudio-visualalarmsystem(modelLAS-AVA)withrelay (P/N3097-105-152).Youmaystillpurchasetheaudio-visualalarm(seeP/N8047-125-000, modelAVA)ortherelay,buttheyarenolongerpartoftheSystem.NFPA1901-96requiresflashing lights.TheselightsmustflashunlesstheSystemisinthestoredposition.

III. OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT

ThefollowingitemsmaybeaddedtoanyoftheLASorHSSSystems.

A. Model LAS-FLB

Bracketsaretobemountedontopsurfaceofpivotsupportcasting(item4,page14andpages25, 27&28).Foldingladderbracket(FLBorFLBA)mustbeorderedinadditiontotheLAS-FLBcastings. Thisoptionallowsyoutocarryafoldingladderinadditiontoyourladdersorhardsleeves.

B. Model HSS-TMC

Traymountingcastingsallowyoutocarryonelengthofhardsleeveinadditiontoyourladders (LAS)ortwolengthsofhardsleeve(HSS).ThesecastingsmountontopoftheLAS-FLBcastings, whichmustalsobeorderedwiththisoption(itemH3,page24andpages25,26&27)alongwithtray mounthardware(HSS-TMH)anda10foottray(HSS-SAT-10).

Note: Failure to mount the hard sleeve tray using our tray mount casting (HSS-TMC) and tray mount hardware (HSS-TMH) will void your warranty. See Figure 13, page 25 for mounting information.

C. Model LAS-FLB/PPMB

ThissquaretubemountmayalsobeusedinconjunctionwiththeLAS-FLBcastings.Thisoption allowsmountingofpikepolemountingbracketsinadditiontofoldingladderbrackets.Maynotbeused ifoptionDisused(Figure18,page28).

D. Model PPMB-

Pikepolemountingbracketsmaybeattacheddirectlyusingpre-drilledholesonthetopsideofthe insidearmcastings(item2,page14andFigure19,page28).Eithersingleordoublemountsmaybe used. Refer to the current ZICO catalog to order the pike pole mounting brackets required. This option may not be used if option C is selected.

E. 1-1/2" Spacer Set (P/N 3097-250-000)

InsomeinstancestheLadderAccessSystemsmustberaiseduptoaccommodateextra-wide ladders.Whenthisoccurs,asetoffour1-1/2"highspacerswillberequired(item57,page14)for propermountingoftheladders.Requiredwheneverthe27"longchannel(item54,page14)isneeded (seeChart3,page18).

F. Model LAS-LGK

LadderGuardKitcontainsonetubeofepoxyandtwostainlesssteelguards.Theguardsmaybe attachedtotheladderrungstopreventwearandpossibledamageastheresultofthelockinghandle's contactwiththerung(seeFigure30,page39).

G. Model LLAS-MLS or Model LLAS-BHM-MLS

TheManualLockingSystem(Figure24,page33)providesapositivemeansofretainingthe ladders.ThebasecastingfortheLASSystemwaschangedtoaddanewhighercentersectionto accommodatealockingsystem.WestartedshippingLASSystemswiththenewbasecastingon March23,1998.LAS-BHMSystemshavebeenusinganewbasecastingsinceSeptember16,1998. Thelockmustbede-activatedpriortooperatingtheelectricalcontrol.Thisisdonebypullingoutward onthestrap(item99,page33)orpushingbackonthehandle(item77,page34).

H. Model LLAS-ELS or Model LLAS-BHM-ELS

TheElectricLockingSystem(Figure27,page36)isactivatedbypressingdownontheoperating switchallowingthesmallelectricactuatorstoopenthelockingmechanisms.Afteramomentarydelay, themainelectricactuatorslowertheSystem.Theelectriclockingsystemmayalsobeoperated manually(seepage36).

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IV. GENERAL INSTALLATION INFORMATION

TheLadderAccessSystemwasdesignedforladdersmeetingthecurrentNFPA1931standard.Systemsaccommodatemostladdercombinations.However,forladdersover35feetorwithtormentorpoles,contactZiamaticCorp.toascertainiftheymaybeusedwithanAccessSystem.Combinations(seepage18)36,44,53,63,72,80,126,128,129,130,132,133,144,152,154,157,158,and159requireladdermountsinexcessof12 inches. Some of these combinations may be accommodated by adding spacers behind the ladder mount and retainerhandlesupport,butthisincreasesthemountingdepthandtheladdersmayprotrudeexcessivelybeyondthesideofthevehicle.Wedonotrecommendmountingoftheseladders.

Note: The weight of ladders and/or hard sleeves may not exceed 300 pounds with any of the Ladder Access Systems. We recommend the manual or electric locking systems (see pages 33 through 38) be used whenever a hard sleeve tray is mounted over the LAS or HSS System or apparatus routinely navigates rough/uneven terrain.

A. Mounting Points

TheLadderAccessdevicesshouldbeplacedsymetricallyinreferencetotheladder.Thesame numberofrungsshouldextendpasteachladdersupport(page23).Thiswillensurethatbothunitsare liftingapproximatelythesameweight(ifthisisnotpossible,contactZiamaticCorp.).Boltholeshave beenprovidedonboththeverticalandhorizontalmountingsurfaces.Althoughthedevicemaybe securelymountedfromthehorizontalsurfaceonly,itisagreatadvantagetobeabletousemounting boltsontheverticalsurfaceaswell.One-halfinchthickbackingplatesshouldbeusedifusingonly verticalorhorizontalholesetsformounting(seeSectionV.A.,lastparagraph).BulkHeadMountunits musthavebackingplatesandcanonlybemountedtoaverticalsurface.

Allboltsshouldhavereinforcementstructureaddedunderneaththemountingsurfacewhere possible.Channelorrectangulartubeshouldbeusedinsteadofflatplateasreinforcement.If aluminumplateisused,itshouldbe1/2"thick(seepage21).

B. Electrical Circuit

Thecontrolswitchshouldbeamomentarydouble-poledouble-throwexterior30ampswitch.We provideaswitchwitheachsystem.Itshouldbeplacedinsuchapositionthattheoperatorhasfullview oftheQUIC-LIFTSystemandpersonnelthatmightcomeincontactwithit.Usingwiresofequal lengthbetweenpowersourceandactuatorswillhelptokeeptheactuatorsrunninginsynchronization (seepage22forwiringdiagrams).

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B. Electrical Circuit (continued)

Several"LockOut"circuitsmaybeconsideredtopreventaccidentsfromoccurring.Anideal"Lock Out"systemwouldonlypermitoperationwhentheignitionswitchison,thetransmissionisinpark,and any obstructing compartment doors are shut. Because of the higher amperage required to operate the QUIC-LIFTSystem,aseparate"LockOut"circuitshouldbeused(seeelectricaldiagramsonpage22). The"LockOut"circuitshouldbeseparatedfromtheQUIC-LIFTSystemcircuitbyarelay.Thiswill preventdamagetotheexistingwiringsystem.TheQUIC-LIFTSystemcircuitshouldbeprotectedbya 30ampfuse.

NFPA1901-96standardrequiresflashinglightstobeprovided,facingfrontandrearofthe apparatus.LightsmustflashwhenevertheSystemisoutofthestoredposition.Theflashinglightkit (modelLAS-FLK)wasaddedtoallSystemsbeginningJanuary1,1997(seepages29&30).Priorto that,weprovidedanaudio-visualalarmandrelay.Theaudiovisualalarmmaystillbeorderedasan option(seemodelAVA,P/N8047-125-000incatalog).

Note: 24 volt systems do not include a Flashing Light Kit.

C. Synchronization of Actuators

Asnotedunder"TroubleShooting"(SectionVI.C.)allelectricactuatorsaretimed,underload,and thetimesarerecorded.Ifyouexperienceanyproblemsassociatedwiththeelectricactuators,wewill requiretheserialnumberoffofyourdevice(seepages15and17forlocationofserialnumber).

ItisimportanttotheoperationoftheQUIC-LIFTSystemthattheactuatorsworkinsynchro- nization.Theactuatorsmaybeoutofsyncaconsiderableamountbeforebindingoccurs,however, reducingtheoccurenceofthiswillincreasethelifeoftheactuatorsandpreventdamageorweartothe ladders.Keepingtheloadevenlydistributedonthetwodeviceswillhelptokeeptheactuators runninginsynchronization(Figure9,page23).

Do not permit personnel to hang, sit or stand on ladders or hose while stored on the QUIC LIFT System.Iftheunitisoverloaded,theinternalclutchwillslipandpreventdamagetothe actuators.

Whentheoperatorraisesorlowerstheunit,heshouldletitrununtilhehearsbothclutchesstartto slipsothattheactuatorsre-synchronizeandarereadytorunintheoppositedirection.

WehaveextensivelytestedourQUIC-LIFTSystemandhavefoundthenormallifetobeinexcess of5,000cycleswithoutfailure.Withreasonablecareandmaintenance,yourQUIC-LIFTSystemshould giveyoumanyyearsofexcellentservice.

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V. INSTALLING THE LADDER ACCESS SYSTEM

A. Preparation for Mounting

Check both units to verify they have matching serial numbers.

Planandlayouttheentireinstallationbeforemakinganycutsordrillingholesinthebodyofthe fireapparatus.Thiswillkeep"outofservice"timetoaminimumandalsohelptominimizemistakes. SeeElectricalSystem(SectionB,page7)beforeanyholesaredrilledintotheapparatus.

Laythetwounitsontheshelfoftheapparatustothatyoucanseewhereholeswillberequiredfor themountingbolts.Thereshouldbesufficientlysizedflatsurfaceunderneaththemountingholes,free ofseamsandobstructionswheretheboltswillpassthrough.Raisetheladdersnearthetwounitsto determinewheretheywilllaywheninstalled.Theladdersmustbeevenlysupportedbyeachunit(the samenumberofrungsshouldextendontheoutersideofeachladdersupport).

Whentheladderisraisedandloweredinthisposition,itshouldclearprotrudingobjectsonthe apparatussuchasemergencylights,handrails,etc.Makesurethatwhentheladdersareintheup position they do not obstruct cross lays or hose reels.

Measurethe"resting"depthofyourladdercombinationtodeterminehowfaryourladderswill protrudeoutfromthehosebedwall(adddepthof6"fortheretractedLASSystem).Intheeventthat theactuatorretainercasting(item48,page14)orinnerarmcasting(item2,page14)comeintocontact withthestiffeningribatthetopofthehosebed,youmayhavetonotchoutthestiffeningribtorecess thedevice(seepage20).Intheeventthatthestiffeningribisnotched,theexposedmetalsurfaces shouldbepaintedandcoveredwithanedgeguardmaterial.Inaddition,andinparticular,ifthe stiffeningribisnotched,youmaywishtoaddabackingplate(page21)ontheinsidesurfaceofthehose bedwall.Theplatewillreinforcethehosebedwallandprovideagoodmountingsupportforthe QUIC-LIFTSystem.Theedgesshouldberoundedoff,onthesidenexttothehose,andflatheadbolts should be used to mount the plate.

Bolts3/8"orlargershouldbeusedtomountthebasecastingstothefireapparatus.Whenthebases willonlybemountedtothehosebedwalloronlymountedtotheshelfdeck,1/2"boltsshouldbeused withsubstantialbackingplates(page21)andsupports.IfyouareinstallingtheQUIC-LIFTdevicesto onlyonesurface,wesuggestyoucontactoneofourtechniciansbeforebeginning.

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B. Electrical System

Nowthatyouaresureofyourmountingposition,youmaybegintolayoutyourelectricalwiring (pages22,29,37and38).Atthistime,itisagoodideatoremovetheunitsfromtheshelfand"C" clampthemtoatablesothattheunitswillswingoutawayfromthetablewhenlowered.Unitsshould bemountedthesamedistancebackfromedgeoftableastheywouldbeontheshelfofyourapparatus. Besurethetableissecuredbyaddingacounterweighttotheothersidebeforeloweringtheunits.Place laddersontotheladdermountcastings(item7,page14)justastheywillbestoredontheapparatus. Determinewherewirescanberunsotheywillnotbevisiblefromtheoutsideoftheapparatus.We recommend all electrical connections be soldered as this method is superior to crimp connections. Measuretherequiredrunlengthsofeachwire(seepage22forproperwirediameter).

Makeupawiringharnessusingwireslongerthantherequiredrunlengths.Temporarilymakeall wireconnectionssoyoucantestthesystem.Withthetableproperlysecured,youshouldbeableto operatetheunitswiththeladdersorhardsleevesattached.Besuretheladderswillcleartheedgeofthe tablebeforedrillinganyholesintheapparatus.Thewiringdiagramfortheflashinglightsmaybefound onpage29.

C. Mounting Suggestions

A"WARNING"label(partnumber3097-105-149,item49,page14)issuppliedwitheach QUIC-LIFTSystem.Thepressuresensitivelabelmustbemountedbytheelectricalcontrolswitch.All apparatusoperatorsmustbeinstructedtokeepareainfrontofladdersclearofpersonnelwhenthe QUIC-LIFTSystemisbeingraisedorlowered.

Beforestartingtheinstallation,youshouldmakesureyouhaveallnecessarytoolsandmaterials. Thisshouldincludematchingtouch-uppaint,edgetrim(forcutouts),fenderprotectorclothsand removabletape(toprotectpaint),necessaryhardware,wireconnectors,cableties,burrremover,vacuum cleaner(formetalfilings),edgeguards(forwiring),drills,drillgun,wrenches,stepladders,etc.Besure toremovethehosefromthehosebed.

Followingthesesimpleinstructionsshouldmakeyourinstallationeasyandprofessional.

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VI. TROUBLE SHOOTING

Allunitsaretestedafterfinalassemblytoensureproperoperationandadjustment.Nofurtheradjustmentsshouldberequiredunlessexcessvibrationisnoted(seeVI.D.,page9).

A. Actuator "Creeping Down"

AnindicatorlightmaybeinstalledinthecabofyourvehicletowarnthedriverwhentheSystemis outofthestoredposition.Ifthislightcomesonwhilethevehicleisinmotion,itmaybeanindicator thatoneoftheelectricactuatorsis"creepingdown".Theactuatorwillnotdropsuddenlybutthedriver shouldkeepaneyeontheSystemuntilhereacheshisdestination.Thentheswitchmaybeactivatedto retract the System to the stored position.

Undercertainroadconditions,thefrequencyofvibrationsmaycausethefrictionbrakewithinthe electricactuatortoslip.Thisinturnmayallowthemotortoturnandthewormgeartoretractor"back drive".Thesameproblemmayoccurwhenahardsleeveismountedabovetheladdersand/orhard sleeves.

IfyourSystem"creepsdown",wesuggestyouaddthemanuallockingsystem(Figure25,page34) orelectriclockingsystem(Figure27,page36)toyourSystem(seeIII.G.&H.,page3).

B. Ladder Wider Than Ladder Support

Iftheproperladdercombinationisspecifiedatthetimeofordering,thisproblemshouldnotoccur. Thestandardsupportchannel(item54,page14)is25-1/4"long.Wecanalsoprovidealongersupport channel(partnumber3097-105-155)whichis27"long.SeeChart3,page18,forcombinations requiringthe27"longchannel.Spacerset(partnumber3097-250-000)mustbeorderedwiththese combinations.

C. One Actuator Running Two Or More Seconds Slower Than The Other

Allactuatorsaretimed,underload,atthefactorywiththetimesrecorded.Wematchupelectric actuatorswithasclosetoequaltimesaspossiblewhenassemblingaQUIC-LIFTSystem.Whenone actuatorisrunningmorethantwosecondsbehindtheother,itisnormallyduetosometypeof resistanceinthewiringsystem.Checkallwireconnectionstomakesuretheyaresecure.Makesureto ratchetbothactuatorsattheendofeachupanddowncycle.Iftheyarestillgreatlyoutofsync,after checkingthewiringandratchetingunitsattheendofeachcycle,youmayswitchtheactuatorsto confirmiftheproblemisinthewiringsystem.Afterremovingtheladders,removethenut/bolt assembly(items10,16and42,page14)toremovetheactuator.Switchthetwoactuatorsand reassemble.Iftherearunitactuatorwasoriginallyrunningslowerandthisunitisstillrunningslower thentheproblemisinthewiring.Iftheproblemswitchesfromrearunitactuatorrunningslowertofront unitrunningsloweraftertheswitch,thentheproblemmaybetheactuator.

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D. Excess Vibration May Cause Failure Of One Or More Castings

A"WARNING"label(partnumber3097-105-158,item58,page14)hasbeenattachedtoeachset ofcastings.If,afterinstallingtheSystemandladders,younoteexcessivemovementoftheladders whileoperatingthevehicle,checkthefollowing(referringtodrawingsonpages11&15andbillof materialsonpage14andinformationprovidedbelow).Removetheladdersbeforeproceeding.

1. ActuatorRetainerAdjustment(seeFigure1,page11)

a. Checkhexheadbolts(items46and47)toseeifeitheroneisloose.Ifoneorbothareloose, proceedasfollows.Iftheyaretight,proceedtoSectionVI.D.2.

b. Toadjust(refertoChart1,page14foritemnumbersinparenthesis):

1. Lowersystemapproximatelyone-halfwaydownandremoveladders.

2. Loosenlockingnut(6)andturnhexheadbolt(5)allthewayintotheinsidearm casting (2).

3. Snipandremovelockingwire(53).

4. Raisetheunituntiltheelectricactuatorisfullyextendedandtheclutchratchets.Inthe raised,orstoredposition,theinsidearmcastingshouldbealmostparallelwithhosebed wall(actually1to2degreeslessthanparallel).

5. Lowerunittoprovidebetteradjustmentaccess.Loosenjackbolt(46)andadjusttension bolt (47).

• Toincreaseoutwardlean,turnoutontensionbolt(47) • Todecreaseoutwardlean,turninontensionbolt(47)

6. Re-tighten jack bolt (46) and raise unit completely to check adjustment.

7. Whenbothboltsaretightandtheoutwardleanoftheinsidearmcasting(2)is1to2 degrees,theadjustmentoftheactuatorretaineriscomplete.

8. Replacesafetywire.

9. Nowre-adjusttheAdjustmentStop(5and6).SeeSectionVI.D.2.

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2. AdjustmentStop(seeFigure2,page11)

a. Checkbolt(5)andlockingnut(6)toseeiftheyaretight.Ifloose,proceedasfollows:

b. To adjust:

1. Lowertheunitpartially,loosenlockingnutandturnhexheadboltin,oneortwoturns, towardstheinsidearmcasting.

2. Raise the unit to the full up position.

3. Turnoutonthebolt(5)untilitislightlysnuggedagainsttheoutsidearmcasting(3).

4. Lowerthedevicepartiallyandturnhexheadboltoutanadditional1turn.Holdboltin this position and tighten locking nut.

Whenthedevicesarereturnedtotheupright,closedposition,theyshouldberigidandnot movewithhandpressure.

E. Emergency Operation

IftheSystemfailstolowerfromthestoredposition,donotattempttorepairuntiltheunitis returned to the station.

IftheSystemfailstoraisefromthedownposition,thefollowingemergencyproceduremaybe used:

1. Removetheladdersfortransportbacktothestation.

2. Withonepersonholdingtheladdermountcasting(7),asecondpersonshouldremovethe topshoulderbolt(10),nut(16)andwasher(42)thatretainstheactuator(23).

3. Liftunittostoredpositionandsecureinplace.

4. Replaceshoulderbolt(10),nut(16)andwasher(42),sonottogetlost.

5. Followsameprocedureforthesecondunit.

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FIGURE 1ACTUATOR RETAINER ADJUSTMENT (See Section VI. D. 1.)

FIGURE 2ADJUSTMENT STOP (See Section VI. D. 2.)

VII. DRAWINGS, DIAGRAMS AND CHARTS

Note: Allareshownfor1/2ofthesystem.

A. Ladder Access System (LAS)

1. Actuatorretaineradjustment(Figure1,page11) 2. Adjustmentstop(Figure2,page11) 3. CombinationnumbersforLASSystems(Chart3,page18) 4. Standardmodelshownwithoptionalspacerblocksunderbasecasting(Figure3,page15) 5. Partslist-ModelLAS-____(Chart1,page14) 6. Sideview-ModelLAS-____(Figure5,page19) 7. Sideview-ModelLAS-BHM-____(Figure6,page20) 8. Commoninstallationusingstiffening/backingplate(Figure7,page21) 9. ElectricaldiagramforQUIC-LIFTSystems(Figure8,page22) 10. FrontviewofLASSystem(Figure9,page23) 11. Handleassembly(Figure22,page31)

B. Bulk Head Ladder Access System (LAS-BHM)

1. Bulkheadmountformountingonverticalsurfaceonly(Figure4,page17) 2. Partslist-ModelLAS-BHM-____(Chart2,page16) 3. Sideview-ModelLAS-BHM-____(Figure4,page17)

C. Hard Sleeve System (HSS)

1. FrontalviewofHSSsystem(Figure10,page23) 2. ModelHSShardsleevesystem(Figure11,page24) 3. ModelHSSPartslist(Chart4,page24) 4. Hardsleevesystemlocationanddrillinginstructions(Figure13,page25) 5. QUIC-STRAPsystemtoretainhardsleeve(Figure12,page25andFigure14,page26) 6. Hosetraysupportwithhosetray(Figure12,page25andFigure15,page26)

D. QUIC-LIFT System - Optional Equipment

1. ModelLAS-FLBcastingsattachedtopivotsupportcasting(Figures12&13,page25, Figures16&17,page27&Figure18,page28) 2. HSS-TMCtraymountcastings(Figure11andChart4,page24,Figure12,page25and Figures14&15,page26) 3. ModelLAS-FLB/PPMBextrusionaddedtosupportPPMB-AAorPPMB-BB (Figure18,page28) 4. ModelPPMB-AAorPPMB-BBpikepolemountingbracketsattacheddirectlytoinsidearm castings(Figure19,page28) 5. PartNumber3097-250-000spacersetunderbasecasting(Figure3,page15) 6. ModelLAS-FLKflashinglightkit(pages29&30) 7. ModelsLLAS-MLSandLLAS-BHM-MLSmanuallockingsystems(pages33through35) 8. ModelsLLAS-ELSandLLAS-BHM-ELSelectriclockingsystems(pages34through38) 9. ModelLAS-LGKladderguardkit(Figure30,page39)

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VIII. MAINTENANCE

A. Periodic

Anytimethatladdersappeartobe"loose",refertoTroubleShooting(VI)andfollowsuggestions dependinguponyourspecificproblem.

B. Semi-Annually Or At Scheduled Apparatus Lube Service

1. Actuatorretainercasting(item48,pages14and15)-Ifeitherboltisloose,refertoadjustment directions(VI.D.1.,page9andFigure1,page11).

2. Adjustmentstop(items5&6,page14and15)-Ifnutorboltareloose,refertoadjustment directions(VI.D.2.,page10andFigure2,page11).

3. Lubrication-Wesuggestthatallpivotingsurfacesbesprayed,inthejointsandpivotpoints, withCRCbrandStor&Lube,long-termlubricantandrustpreventative#03032.Excesslubrication shouldbewipedoff.

4. ElectricActuator-WesuggesttheexposedshaftbecleanedandsprayedwithWD40ora similarlight,moisture-repellingsilicontypelubricant.

C. Pressure Washing

Do not operate pressure washer around or near the electric actuators.Excessivepressuremay allowsoapandwatertoblowpasttheseal,damagingtheactuator.

IX. SERVICE

IfyouexperienceanyproblemswithyourLadderAccessSystem,pleasecallusat800-711-3473forassistance. Please have the serial number of your System available.Thisnumberwillbefoundstampedintoa metal plate on the base castings (see pages 15 & 17 for locations).

Youmayalsorefertochart8,LASProblemSolving,onpage41forpossiblesolutionsforyourquestions.

X. WARRANTY

AcopyofthewarrantyregistrationMUST be returned to ZICO to ensure registration of your System (page 42).

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1/8Dia.x1-1/41/2IDx3/4ODx.0625/16-181/8Tkx2x4SeePage222x4UseWithItem325/16-18x25/16-18x1-3/45/16-18"PullPinBelow"1/2Dia.x2-1/2"1/2"I.D.1/8Dia.x3/43/8I.D.3/8I.D.No.055054

3/8-16x1-1/4/1/16Hole3/8-16x2/1/16Hole

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1222

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11161111111241

A/R2220000612111112111

OPT1

ITEMNO.

PARTNUMBER NAME MAT'L. DESCRIPTION

LASBASIC

LAS775

LAS975

LAS1200

MODEL NUMBERS

{{

{

{54

} Determined fromLadderCombination

* = NOT SHOWN A/R = AS REQUIRED OPT = OPTIONAL (1)Serial No. required to order (2)Item 39 was Detent Pin (9050-13509). Changed to Clevis Pin (9080-005040) on April 24, 2002 Changed to shoulder bolt (9010-315032) on July 18, 2005

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CHART 1. PARTS LISTMODEL LAS-____

FIGURE 3. MODEL LAS-____STANDARD MODEL SHOWN WITH OPTIONAL

SPACER BLOCKS UNDER BASE CASTING(1)PARTNO.3097-250-000(SETOF4)SPACERBLOCKS

SEECHART3FORCOMBINATIONNO.'SREQUIRINGSPACERBLOCKS

3097-105-1573097-105-1583097-105-159

3097-105-1609110-1037203097-105-1623097-105-1630000-000-186

Base Spacer (2 Required)Label*Label*

WearStrip HexCapScrewLabel* OrangeLabel*Sealant

AlumP.S.P.S.

PlasticS.S.P.S.Paper

1-1/2x2-1/2x6-1/2"VibrationWarning""Caution-DoNotRigidly Conn."UseWithItem243/4x16x1-1/4"ToPreventWear""FactorySet"DowCorning732Silicone Sealant Black

OPT22

2222.3

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2222.3

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ITEMNO.

PARTNUMBER NAME MAT'L. DESCRIPTION

LASBASIC

LAS775

LAS975

LAS1200

MODEL NUMBERS

575859

6061626369

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3097-107-1013097-105-1023097-105-1033097-105-1049110-1031249112-1031003097-165-1073097-105-1113097-105-1353097-105-1253097-165-1253097-145-1253097-105-1159010-3150329010-3150249010-315028

9010-3150129010-3150409113-1737009114-2037003097-105-1183097-105-1193097-165-1193097-145-1193097-105-1203097-105-1219110-3337183097-105-1143097-105-1093095-180-105901033501043097-105-1139140-1012203097-105-1303097-105-1163097-105-1333097-105-1619010-3331329018-1031289013-1331009050-0050409014-1150009070-0012129114-1137009114-1037003097-105-1443097-105-1459110-4537209010-4537323097-105-1483097-105-1499014-3537003097-105-1533097-105-1543097-105-1553097-270-000

Base CastingInside Arm CastingOutside Arm CastingPivotSupportCastingHexHdBoltHexHdNutLadder Mount CastingLadder Mount CastingLadder Mount CastingRetainerHousing,ShortRetainerHousing,MediumRetainerHousing,LongActuatorRetainerPinShoulderBolt(3/8-16)ShoulderBolt(3/8-16)ShoulderBolt(3/8-16)Liquid Threadlocker*ShoulderBolt(3/8-16)ShoulderBolt(3/8-16)HexHdLocknutLockWasherHollowLockSetScrewWearStripWearStripWearStripReflectiveTapeRetainingRing1"ODSocketHdCapScrewLinear ActuatorHandle CastingRetainer Handle SupportSocketHeadC/SCompression SpringSpringPinNylonWasherLadderPadWiringDiagram*Adhesive-DoubleSidedScrew,SocketCapScrew,HexCapSelf-LockingHexNutClevisPinFlatWasherCotterPinFlatWasherSpacerCole-HerseeSwitch*Boot,ToggleSwitchHexHdBolt/HoleInHd.HexHdBolt/HoleInHd.Actuator Retainer CastingLabel* SpherWasherSet(2Pcs.)WireTieType302Channel SupportChannel SupportFlashingLightKit*

AlumAlumAlumAlumSSTSSTAlumAlumAlumSteelSteelSteelSZPSZPSZPSZP

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ITEMNO.

PARTNUMBER NAME MAT'L. DESCRIPTION

LAS-BHM-BASIC

LAS-BHM-

775

LAS-BHM-

975

LAS-BHM-1200

MODEL NUMBERS

{{

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} Determined fromLadderCombination

* = NOT SHOWN A/R = AS REQUIRED OPT = OPTIONAL (1)Serial No. required to order (2)Item 39 was Detent Pin (9050-13509). Changed to Clevis Pin (9080-005040) on April 24, 2002 Changed to shoulder bolt (9010-315032) on July 18, 2005

CHART 2. PARTS LISTMODEL LAS-BHM-____

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FIGURE 4. MODEL LAS-BHM-____BULK HEAD MOUNT FOR MOUNTING ON

VERTICAL SURFACE ONLY

3097-105-1583097-105-1593097-105-1603097-105-1623097-105-163

Label*Label*WearStripLabel* OrangeLabel*

P.S.P.S.PLSTCP.S.Paper

5859606263

"VibrationWarning""Caution-DoNotRigidlyConnect"UseWithItem24"ToPreventWear""FactorySet"

2 22121

22121

22121

ITEMNO.

PARTNUMBER NAME MAT'L. DESCRIPTION

LAS-BHM-BASIC

LAS-BHM-

775

LAS-BHM-

975

LAS-BHM-1200

MODEL NUMBERS

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CHART 3.COMBINATION NUMBERS FOR LAS SYSTEMS

1TEL20'-35'ALP-02020'-35'

Alco Lite 2 SectionPR

L 8'

- 20

'A

LP-

100

8' -

20'

PEL12'-24'ALP-20012'-24'PEL28'-35'ALP-20028'-35'FEL12'-35'ALP-F-42012'-35'

10

19

28

2

FRL

8' -

20'

AL

P-F-

415

8' -

20'

11

20

29

3

TR

L 12

' - 2

8'A

LP-

015

12' -

28'

12

21

30

RO

OF

LA

DD

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Alc

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iteEXTENSION

LADDER Duo

Saf

ety

Y.G

.R. 1

0' -

20'

775

10' -

14'

875

16' -

20'

1275

25'

- 30

'

575C

10'

- 25

'

575C

30'

4(2)

13

22

31

5

14

23

32

6

15

24

33

7

16

25

34

8(2)

17

26

35(2)

9(2)

18

27

36(2) (4)

37(2)TEL3 24'-35'

ALP-030 24'-35'

Alco Lite 3 Section

ALP-030N 24'-35'

PEL324'ALP-300 24'PEL3 28'-35'ALP-300 28'-35'

46(2)

55

64

38(2)

47(2)

56

65

39(2)

48(2)

57

66

40(2)

49(2)

58

67

41(2)

50(2)

59

68

42(2)

51(2)

60

69

43(2)

52(2)

61

70

44(2) (4)

53(2) (4)

62

71

45

54

63 (4)

72 (4)

FEL3 28'-35'ALP-F-430 28'-35' 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80

(4)81

82(2)

Y.G.E.-2 16'-35'

Duo Safety 2 Section

900 20'-24'

1200 28'-35'

500-C 14'-24'

91

100(2)

109(2)

83(2)

92

101(2)

110(2)

84(2)

93

102(2)

111(2)

85(2)

94

103(2)

112(2)

86(2)

95

104(2)

113(2)

87(2)

96

105(2)

114(2)

88(2)

97

106(2)

115(2)

89(2)

98(2)

107(2)

116(2)

(3)

90(2)

99(2)

108(2)

117(2)

(3)

500C 28'-35' 118(2)

119(2)

(3)120

(2)121

(2)

(3)122

(2)123

(2)124

(2)125

(2)126

(2)

(3)

(4)

127(2)

Y.G.E.-3 28'-35'

Duo Safety 3 Section

925 22'-26'

1225 28'-35'

525C 28'-35'

136

145

154(2)(4)

128(2)(4)

137

146

155

129(2)(4)

138

147

156

130(2)(4)

139

148

157(2)(4)

131(2)

140

149

158(2)(4)

132(2)(4)

141

150

159(2)(4)

133(2)(4)

142

151

160

134

143

152(4)

161

135

144(4)

153

162

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NO LADDERS WITH POLES AND NO LADDERS OVER 35' (UNLESS SPECIAL ORDER WITH APPROVAL)WEIGHT OF LADDERS AND/OR HARD SLEEVE MAY NOT EXCEED 300 POUNDS

(2)USE 27" LONG CHANNEL AND 3097-250-000 SPACER SET UNDER BASE CASTING (3)EXTENSION LADDER WEIGHT RESTS ON ROOF LADDER (4)USE 1" SPACER (3097-105-136) BETWEEN LADDER MOUNT CASTING AND CHANNEL

FIGURE 5. SIDE VIEW MODEL LAS-____(1)ADD1-1/2"FORCOMBINATIONNUMBERSREQUIRINGSET

OF4SPACERBLOCKS(SEECHART3)

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FIGURE 6. SIDE VIEW MODEL LAS-BHM-____(1)ADD1-1/2"FORCOMBINATIONNUMBERSREQUIRING27"

LONGCHANNELSTOALLOWFOREXTRAWIDTHOFTHESELADDERS(SEECHART3)

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FIGURE 7. COMMON INSTALLATIONUSING STIFFENING/BACKING PLATE

FIGURE 8.A.ELECTRICAL SYSTEMSHOWN WITH OPTIONAL

AUDIO/VISUAL ALARM WITH RELAY

FIGURE 8.B.SHOWN WITH OPTIONAL

AUDIO/VISUAL ALARM WITHRELAY AND DOOR

INTERLOCK CIRCUIT

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FIGURE 9.FRONT VIEW OF

LAS SYSTEM

NOTE EQUAL NUMBER OFRUNGS TO LEFT (A) AND

RIGHT (B) OF DEVICE

FIGURE 10. FRONTAL VIEW OF HSS SYSTEM

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FIGURE 11. MODEL HSS-____ HARD SLEEVE SYSTEM

CHART 4. MODEL HSS-____ PARTS LIST

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ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION HSS-200 HSS-CWT-210H1 3097-155-101 HoseTray,112"Long - 2H3 3097-150-103 Hose Tray Support Casting 2 254 3097-105-154 ChannelSupport8"Wx25-1/4"L 1 1H8 3097-150-108 Hose Tray Retainer 2 2H9 3090-000-120 Compression Spring 4 4H12 9010-103722 HexHeadBolt,3/8-16x1-3/8" 4 4H13 9014-203700 LockWasher,3/8I.D. 4 4H14 9110-503128 ButtonHeadCapScrew,5/16-18x1-3/4" 4 4H15 9113-103100 HexHeadLockNut,5/16-18 4 4H16 3099-738-000 UtilityMountingStrap#UMVS-1625-10 - 2H17 3099-000-113 Footman'sLoop,2"#CPFL000003 - 4H18 9010-232512 RoundHeadScrew,1/4-20x3/4" - 4H19 9014-205500 LockWasher,1/4"I.D. - 4H20 9012-102500 HexHeadNut,1/4-20 - 4

FIGURE 12.HARD SLEEVE

TRAYMOUNTED

ON LAS-____SYSTEM.

REQUIRESLAS-FLB SET

FIGURE 13.HARD SLEEVE

SYSTEM LOCATION ANDDRILLING INSTRUCTIONS

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FIGURE 14. QUIC-STRAP SYSTEM TO RETAIN HARD SLEEVE

FIGURE 15. HOSE TRAY SUPPORT WITH HOSE TRAY

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FIGURE 16. MODEL LAS-FLB CASTINGS ATTACHED TO PIVOTSUPPORT CASTING (3097-105-104) WITH MODEL FLB OR FLBA

FOLDING LADDER BRACKET CASTING FOR FOLDING ATTIC LADDER

FIGURE 17. MODEL LAS-FLB ATTACHED TO PIVOT SUPPORTCASTING (3097-105-104) WITH MODEL HSS-TMC TRAY MOUNT

CASTING FOR MOUNTING OF HARD SLEEVE

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FIGURE 18.MODEL LAS-FLB/PPMBEXTRUSION ADDED TO

SUPPORT PPMB-AA(DOUBLE RING) OR

PPMB-BB (DOUBLE FORK)PIKE POLE MOUNTING

BRACKET

FIGURE 19.MODEL PPMB-AA (DOUBLE RING)

OR PPMB-BB (DOUBLE FORK)PIKE POLE MOUNTING BRACKETS

MAY BE ATTACHED DIRECTLY TO THEINSIDE ARM CASTING (3097-105-102)

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NFPA1901-96Standardrequiresflashinglightsbeprovided,facingfrontandrearofapparatus.Lightsmustcontinuetoflashwhilethedeviceisoutofthestoredposition.

BeginningJanuary1,1997,allsystemsareprovidedwithflashinglights.Theaudio/visualalarmwillcontinuetobeofferedasanoption(seeSection8000fortheaudio/visualalarm).

DrilledandtappedholeswillbeprovidedonQUIC-LIFTSystems shipped after January1,1997,tomountthelight kits.

MODELNUMBER

PARTNUMBER DESCRIPTION

WT./SETIN LBS.

LAS-FLK 3097-270-000 FlashingLightKit 1.0

FIGURE 20. FLASHING LIGHT KITMODEL LAS-FLK

Wiring System:

1. Onewhitewire4'long (item 16) and one black wire4'longitem15)are providedforeachlight (item 1).

2. In-line splices (item 12) are provided.Seventhsplice to be connected to third wireinthelimitswitch (item3).Thiswiremaybe used for indicator light in the cab.

3. Flasher(item5)shouldbe mountedinaweather-proof location and mounted in the clip(item17)provided.

LIGHT KIT COMPONENTS

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FIGURE 21. FLASHING LIGHT KITMODEL LAS-FLK

*ReflectivetapeisnowattachedtoeachladdermountcastingincompliancewithNFPA1901-96.

CHART 5.PARTS LISTING FOR

MODEL LAS-FLK

ITEMNO.

PARTNUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY.

1 3097-270-101 Clearance Light 22 3097-270-103 Bracket,LightMount 23 3097-270-105 Switch,Limit 14 3097-270-107 Plate,LimitSwitch(InstalledonSystem) 15 3097-270-109 Flasher 17 9012-131100 FlexLocHexNut4-40,SZP 88 9010-102510 Screw,HH1/4-20x5/8M/SSZP 49 9014-202500 Lockwasher,1/4Nom. 410 9010-221112 Screw,4-40x3/4PanHdPhillips 811 3097-270-111 Cable Tie 612 3097-270-113 In Line Splice 713 9020-101505 #7x5/16DriveScrewSZP(InstalledonSystem) 215 3097-270-119 16GaLeadWire-BlackSFFU/13070 2-4Ft16 3097-270-120 16GaLeadWire-WhiteSFFU/13070 2-4Ft17 3075-175-105 Delrin Tool Clip 118 3097-270-122 ButtConnector(usewithItem5) 2

Pleasemakesureallpartsareaccounted for prior to beginning installation.

Thelimitswitchplate(item4)hasbeen pre-mounted onto one of the base castingsusingtwo#7drivescrews(item13).

Holeswillneedtobedrilled,inoneof the base castings and in the inner armcastings,iftheLASunitwasshippedpriortoJanuary1,1997.

Lights are to be mounted on the outboard side on each set of LAS units.

Limitswitch(item3)makescontactwiththeelectricactuatorhousingtoshut off the lights.

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EffectiveJanuary18,1999webeganusinganewhandleassemblyonallQUIC-LIFTLadderAccessSystems,withmodelnumbersbeginningwithLASandLAS-BHM.Itemnumbers8,30,and31,fromthepartslistforLASandLAS-BHM,havebeendeleted.Lengthhaschangedfrom7"to6-1/2"foritem27.Items18,21,26,35,36,and37havebeenadded.

CHART 6.PARTS LISTING FOR

LAS HANDLE ASSEMBLY

ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER QTY.Housing-ForLAS-775 3097-105-125

8 Housing-ForLAS-975 3097-165-125 1Housing-ForLAS-1200 3097-145-125

18 SetScrew-7/8-14HollowLock 3097-105-118 121 Ret.Ring,1øExt.(5100-100) 3097-105-121 124 Handle 3097-105-109 126 Support,RetainerHandle 3095-180-105 127 Screw1/2-13x61/2SocketHd 9010-3350104 128 Spring 3097-105-113 130 NylonWasher,1/2IDx3/4OD 3097-105-130 135 Screw,5/16-18x2SocketHd 9010-333132 136 Screw,5/16-18x13/4SocketHd 9018-103128 237 HexNut,5/16-18SelfLock 9013-133100 360 WearStrip 3097-105-160 1

{ }Order3097-105-910toreceiveone complete handle assembly forLAS-775.ForLAS-975order3097-165-910andforLAS-1200order3097-145-910.Twohandlesare required per system.

ForLASandLAS-BHMSystemspurchasedpriortoJanuary18,1999thechannelsupport(item54or55)willhavetobereamedouttousethenewhandleassembly.Theholemustbeopenedupfrom.875"to1.031".

FIGURE 22.HANDLE ASSEMBLY FOR LAS SYSTEMS

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FIGURE 23.HANDLE ASSEMBLY FOR LAS SYSTEMS

Dimension"G"referstothe"gripheight"requiredforvariousladdercombinations.Thehousing(item8),shownaboveandonpreviouspageisavailableinthreelengths.Short(6.12")isusedwith"G"dimensionof8.25"orless.Medium(8.25")for8.37"to10.25".Long(10.50")for10.37"to12.37".

The actual grip height required for the mostpopularladdercombinations,areasfollows:

COMB. NO. GRIP HEIGHT LENGTH TUBE

10 5.00" Short55 7.25" Medium64 8.00" Medium95 5.50" Short149 8.50" Medium

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QUIC-LIFT™ Ladder Access Systemsarenowavailablewitheither a manual or electric locking system. This page coversthemanualsystem.

The Model LAS base casting has beenchanged.ThisnewstylebasecastingbecameavailableMarch23,1998.

The base casting for the Model LAS-BHM Bulk Head Mount System has also been changed and has been in use since September16,1998.

Ifyoursystempredatestheabovedates,thenewbasewillberequired in addition to the manual locking system.

The manual locking system providesapositivemeansofretaining the ladders. The lock mustbede-activatedpriortooperating the electrical control. Thisisdonebypullingoutwardonthestrap(99)orpushingbackon the handle (77).

Partslistprovidedonpages34and35.

Model LLAS-MLS shown for use with Model LAS SystemsModel LLAS-BHM-MLS is used with Model LAS-BHM Systems

FIGURE 24.MANUAL LOCKING SYSTEM

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Hook Casting and Latch Keeper Casting Assemblyattached to channel support 3097-105-154or3097-105-155.Parts72,73,82,84,85&100.

FIGURE 25.LOCKING SYSTEM

COMPONENTS

CHART 7.PARTS LISTING

MANUAL & ELECTRIC LOCKING SYSTEMS

ITEMNO.

717273747576777879808182838485868788899091929496979899100101102

PART NO.

3097-900-1013097-107-1013097-280-1033097-280-1053097-280-1073097-285-1093097-285-1113097-280-1133097-280-1153097-280-1173097-280-1193097-280-1213097-280-1233097-280-1259080-0043489040-1012149010-1037129010-1025223097-285-1359013-1725009014-1125009070-0006089070-0009129010-1031449013-1031003097-280-1279070-0012160000-000-1203097-280-1299014-2037003097-285-2003097-280-131

DESCRIPTION

Base casting for LASBase casting for LAS-BHMLatch castingHook castingLatch keeper castingUpper rodLowerrodManual rodHandleCrank armLink pinLink plateLatch springKeeper springClevispin-7/16x3"Springpin-1/8x7/83/8-16x3/4HHC/S1/4-20x1-3/8HHM/SElectric actuatorNut,self-locking-1/4-20Washer,plain-1/4IDCotterpin-1/16x1/2Cotterpin-3/32x3/4Screw-5/16-18x2-3/4Nut-5/16-18Shaftcollar-1/2"Cotterpin-1/8x1Keyring-1"Strap-1"Wx15"LLockwasher,split-3/8IDControlpanelassembly(notshown)Spring installation tool

QTY.

11111

111211112114412122111211

111

11112111121

22121221112

1

1 11

QTY.

}

MANUAL

ELECTRIC

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Use eye protection while working with spring (81)Use extreme care when loading and unloading spring on tool (102)remove and discard tool after pin (83) is installed

FIGURE 26.COMPONENT PARTS FOR MANUAL AND ELECTRIC

LOCKING SYSTEMS - EXPLODED VIEW

FIGURE 27.ELECTRIC LOCKING SYSTEM

Model LLAS-ELS shown for use with Model LAS SystemsModel LLAS-BHM-ELS is used with Model LAS-BHM Systems

Pressdownontheoperatingswitchandthesmallelectricactuatoropensthelocking mechanism.Afteramomentarydelay,themainelectricactuatorlowersthesystem.

QUIC-LIFT™ Ladder Access Systems arenowavailablewitheitheramanualor electric locking system. This page coverstheelectricsystem.

The Model LAS base casting has been changed.ThisnewstylebasecastingbecameavailableMarch23,1998.

The base casting for the Model LAS-BHM Bulk Head Mount System has also been changed and has been in usesinceSeptember16,1998.

Ifyoursystempredatestheabovedates,thenewbasewillberquiredinadditionto the electric locking system.

Theelectriclockingsystemprovidesapositivemeansofretainingtheladders.

Partslistprovidedonpages34and35.Forwiringinformationseepages37and38.

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FIGURE 28.WIRING PICTURAL FOR LLAS-ELS ELECTRIC LOCKING SYSTEM

SHOWING DOOR INTERLOCKS

ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.1 3097-285-113 Nameplate(notshown) 12 3097-285-115 MountingPlate 13 3097-285-117 Switch,3P2TMOM 13B 3097-105-145 Boot,ToggleSwitch 14 3097-285-119 Relay 15 3097-285-121 Timer 16 3097-285-123 Resister,250K-Ohm;1/4W 17 3097-285-125 Fuseholder 18 3097-285-127 Fuse,1/4øx1-1/4,15Amp 19 3097-285-129 Sub-Plate 110 3097-285-131 TerminalBlock,10POS 111 3097-285-133 Jumper,Term 4

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FIGURE 29.WIRING SCHEMATIC FOR LLAS-ELS ELECTRIC LOCKING SYSTEM

SHOWING DOOR INTERLOCKS

Intheeventthesmallelectricactuatorfailstooperate,thelockmaybede-activatedbypullingoutwardonthestrap(99)orpushingbackonthehandle (77).

NOTE: Relay CR2 for door interlockmustberated40Aor higher.

Mode of Operation

• TurnonpowertoLASunit-S2(byothers)• Closeallinterlockeddoors.(Devicewillnotoperateorwillstop anytime an interlock is broken.)

Down Mode

• Actuateswitchandholdinthedownposition-(S1).• thelatchactuatorwillstarttounlockthelatch,therewillbea one (1) second delay after the latch actuator stops to ensure complete latch dis-engagement.• Ladderswillstarttomovedown.• Atfulldownpositionreleasetheswitch.

Up Mode

• Actuatetheswitchandholdintheupposition(S1).• Boththelockactuatorandmainactuatorswillextendsimultaneously.• Holdtheswitchuntilbothunitshavereachedfullup position(you'llhearrachetingsound).

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FIGURE 30.LADDER GUARD KIT

MODEL LAS-LGK

Kit contains one tube of epoxy and two stainless steel rung protectors.

Rung protector installed showing proper placement. Old style handle assembly showing handle retainer casting.

Instructions for Use:

1. Cleanrungswithmildsoapandwater.Letdry.

2. Mark mounting location on rung.

3. Followinstructionsformixingtheepoxy.

4. Spreadepoxyevenlyontheinsideofthetworung protectors.

5. Clamptherungprotectorsontotherungs,usinglight pressure.

6. Let dry for 24 hours.

7. Placebackintoservice.

NOTE: Ladder manufacturers have kits available to prevent wear of the rungs from contact with the ladder beams. We strongly suggest they be used to extend the life of your ladder.

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FIGURE 31.LAS-____ COMPONENTS

See Chart 1 Parts List, Page 14 andFigure 3 Drawings, Page 15

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CHART 8.LAS PROBLEM SOLVING

PROBLEM:

Units are running out of synchronization.* Make sure the serial numbers of the units match. These units aretimedaspairs.Twodifferentunitswillnotrunatexactlythe same speed. Units are not interchangeable. Do not use the number on the actuator but on the base castings.

* Checktomakesuretheladdersareevenlyplacedonthesystem. There should be the same number of rungs hanging off each end of the system.

* Withanelectronictester,measurethevoltagejustbeforethe actuators.Theactuatorsshouldhavequickdisconnectclips aboutsixinchesbeforethemotor.Ifthevoltagediffersby 0.5voltsormore,adjustmentswillhavetobemadetoyour wiring.

* Checkthewiretotheactuatorsforpropergauge.Gaugesize dependsonlengthofwire.Consultaqualifiedelectricianfor gaugesize.

* Wiresleadingfromthepowersourcetoeachactuatorshouldbe thesamelengthwithinafewfeet.

* Followthewirepathfromthepowersourcetotheelectric actuators.Lookfordoorinterlockswitches(switchesthat preventtheunitfromoperatingifadoorisopen)thatarewired directlythroughthepowerwire.Theseswitchesarerarelyrated fortheamperageneededtooperatethesystem.Thiswillhavea majoradverseeffectonthesystem.Formostapplications 10gaugewireissufficient.Powermustberundirectlytothe switch,thendirectlytotheactuator.Switchesmustbewired usingrelaysratedforatleast30amps.

* Unitsmakeaclickingnoisewhentheyreachtheendofthe stroke.

Theunitswillneverrunatexactlythesamespeed.During normal operation the unit should be run until both begin ratcheting.Theactuatorshavebuilt-inclutchesandthenoise that occurs at the end of the stroke is not causing any damage to the units.

SOLUTION:

UseonlyLASsystemswithmatchingserial numbers. Call Ziamatic if serial numbers do not match.

Spaceladdersevenlyorcounter-weightthe lighter side.

SeeBelow

Wiremustbereplacedifunder-sized.

Haveaqualifiedtechnicianaddwiretotheshorterlengthuntiltheyareeven.

Haveaqualifiedelectricianre-wirethesystem so that the door interlock switchesarewiredthroughrelays.

This is a normal feature of the actuators.

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WARRANTY REGISTRATIONPlease Mail or Fax a Copy to ZICO to Register Your Unit

FIre deParTmenT name: ConTaCT Person:

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