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SCISSOR LIFT WITH RAMPS 

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

MIRACH 

TRUCK

SCISSOR LIFT 

EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 

The Company 

MARTE s.r.l. 

Via Custoza 15 

66013-CHIETI SCALO (ITALIA) 

Tel. 0871/574008-Fax 0871/574092 

DECLARES ON ONE’S OWN RESPONSIBILITY THAT THE EQUIPMENT SPECIFIED BELOW: 

TYPE OF EQUIPMENTS: 

SCISSOR LIFT WITH RAMPS 

MODEL: MIRACH 100 ; 200 ; 300 . 400 

PART NUMBER: .............................................. 

TO WHICH THIS DECLARATION IS RELATED, CONFORMS WITH THE FOLLOWING EUROPEAN 

DIRECTIVES: 98/37 CE - 73/23 CEE - 93/44 CEE - 93/68 CEE - 89/336. 

IT ALSO DECLARES THAT THE FOLLOWING EUROPEAN RULES HAVE BEEN RESPECTED : 

EN 292.1- EN 292.2- EN 294-EN 349- EN 1050- EN 60204-1. - ETS 300683 EN 55022B. 

Name and address of the approval body: TÜV PRODUCT SERVICE GMBH - Zertifierstelle 

Ridlerstrasse 31 

D-80339 Munchen 

Certificate number: M6 98 12 29366 005 

Notifiziert bei der EG Kommission unter Nr. 0123 

---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

(Place and date) 

(MANAGING DIRECTOR) 

YEAR OF MANUFACTURE 

VOLTAGE 220/380 Vac 220 Vac 240 Vac 110 Vac 

Hz 50 Hz 60 Hz 

AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER 

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CONTENTS 

FIRST PART 

Chapter 1-Introduction-packing-transport page 3 

Chapter 2-Machine description page 4 

Chapter 3-Safety page 7 

Chapter 4-Installation page 8 

Chapter 5-Operation page 24 

Chapter 6-Maintenance page 24 

Chapter 7-Troubleshooting page 25 

Chapter 8-Accessories page 25 

Chapter 9-Spare parts page 25 

SECOND PART (For installer’s use) 

Inspection check list 

SYMBOLS 

HAZARD-DANGER 

PROHIBITED 

WARNING 

Follow the instructions given by the messages preceded by a safety alert symbol 

CHAPTER 1- INTRODUCTION - PACKAGING - TRANSPORT 

INTRODUCTION 

This manual was written for shop technicians (Truck lift operators) and maintenance technicians. Before operating these vehicle lifts, 

please read these instructions completely. This manual gives helpful information about: 

• Safety of personnel; 

• Safety of the vehicle lift; 

• Safety of lifted vehicle. 

This manual is considered to be a permanent part of the lift and must be kept in an easily accessible place so that the operator can find 

it and refer to it. Careful reading of chapter 3 on safety is recommended. 

All versions of “MIRACH TRUCK” have been designed and built as required by: 

EUROPEAN RECOMMENDATIONS: EEC 89/392, EEC 93/68; 

EUROPEAN RULES: EN 291/1992, EN 292/1992; 

ITALIAN RULES: UNI 9584 and UNI EN 60204 CEI 64/8 concerning the electrical system. 

Only skilled and previously authorized technicians should be allowed to carry out transport, assembling, setting, maintenance, overhaul, 

moving, dismantling operations, etc. concerning the lift. The manufacturer is not responsible for possible damage to people, vehicles 

and objects in the case that said operations are carried out by unauthorized personnel or the lift improperly used. 

Always start the hydraulic and electric system before the pneumatic connection from the lift to the control box is carried out. 

Read these instructions completely before operating the lift. 

The lift must be used for vehicles up to the specified capacity. Any improper use of this lift is strictly forbidden. 

Disconnect the lift from the main electric supply before any extraordinary maintenance operation. 

Lift installation must be carried out as specified by these instructions. 

The manufacturer is not liable for possible damage resulting from failure to follow the instructions supplied with this truck-lift. 

PACKAGING 

MIRACH “100” 

A- Bases and platforms (P1-P2) placed on top of each other 

B- Lifting ramps (surface mounted version) or 4 small ramps. 

C- Control box. 

D- Cardboard box containing with electric and hydraulic connections. 

MIRACH “200-300” 

A- Base and platform P1 closed. 

A¹ Base and platform P2 closed. 




MIRACH “400” 

A- First part base-platform P1 closed. 

A¹- Second part base-platform P1 closed. 

A²- First part base-platform P2 closed. 

A³- Second part base-platform P2 closed. 




TRANSPORT 

Bundles can be lifted or moved by lift trucks, cranes or bridge cranes. In case of slinging, a second person must always take care of the 

load to avoid dangerous oscillations. At the arrival of goods, check for possble damage due to transport operations. Also verify that all 

items specified in the delivery notes are included. In case of damage or possible defects in transit the person in charge or the carrier 

must be immediately informed. Furthermore, during loading and unloading operations goods must be handled as shown in the picture. 

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PACKING REMOVAL 

Wood and “bubble wrap” can be recycled. Please comly with local 

recycling laws 

PACKAGING 

MODELS A B C KG. 

Lift 

6000 460 870 1700 

Control box 970 355 450 80 

Ramps 3000 400 870 200 

Cardboard box 400 300 200 10 

TOTAL 

3690 

M 100 

Lift 

Control box 

Ramps 

Cardboard box 

7700 

600* 

3000 

400 

460 

1100* 

400 

300 

870 

800* 

870 

200 

2500 

150 

200 

10 

TOTAL 

5360 

M 200 

Lift 

Control box 

Ramps 

Cardboard box 

10550 

600* 

3000 

400 

460 

1100* 

400 

300 

870 

800* 

870 

200 

3500 

160 

200 

10 

TOTAL 

7370 

M 300 

Lift 

Control box 

Ramps 

Cardboard box 

7050 

600* 

3000 

400 

460 

1100* 

400 

300 

870 

800* 

870 

200 

2500 

200 

200 

15 

M400 

TOTAL 

*The dimensions are shown with the power unit packaged in a vertical position. 

CHAPTER 2 -LIFT DESCRIPTION 

“MIRACH TRUCK” models are scissor and fixed (that is anchored to the ground) truck lift and can be delivered in both platform or 

recessed version. They have been designed and built for medium and large truck lifting operations. Our truck lifts are equipped as 

follows: 

A-BASE (Fixed structure); B-PLATFORM AND BOOMS (Lifting and travelling structure); C-CONTROL BOX. 

M-Serial number A-Warning label 

10415 

M-Serial number 

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• FIXED STRUCTURE UNIT; It is the truck lift base, made of profiled steel sheet with clamping holes. 

• LIFTING AND TRAVELLING STRUCTURE UNIT; It is composed of box-type steel sheet booms. The load-carryng platform is made 

of longitudinal steel tubes linked to each other by vertical rods anchored to the booms by steel pins at the fixed points, and by rollers 

at the movable ones. Liftting system links are equipped with self-lubricating bushings where servicing is not required. 

• CONTROL BOX; The unit with a metallic box that contains oil tank, pump, motor, hand pump and electrovalve sets. There are also 

power, pneumatic and hydraulic supply connections. Low-voltage controls (24 V) are placed on the power unit. 

1. Mains witch. 

2. Lifting push button. 

3. Lowering push button. 

4. Feeding pilot lamp. 

5. Self levelling pilot lamp. 

6. Lifting limit switch. 

7. Light selector (where provided). 

8. Mechanical safety device. 

M “100” M “200-300-400” 

1-Main switch: When it’s in “0” position lift is not powered. The switch can be padlocked to prevent the use of the lift during the 

maintenance. “1” position: lift is powered. 

2- Lifting push button: When pressed, motor and lifting mechanism are operated. 

3- Lowering push button: When pressed, motor and lowering mechanism are operated. 

4- Feeding pilot lamp: Indicates that the control board is powered. 

5- Self levelling pilot lamp: Indicates that the self levelling is operating. 

6- Lifting limit switch cut out: Located inside the control box. This push button is used for making lift bleeding during installation and 

levelling. 

7- Light selector: (where provided) this selector activates lighting installation. 

8- Mechanical safety device: When pressed mechanical safety is engaged. 

Warning! only truck lift installation and maintenance personnel should be allowed to handle this control. Handling this 

button is strictly forbidden to unauthorized people. 

All “MIRACH TRUCK” versions have an adjustable height. So that they can easily be used and safely as needed. Our range of scissor 

truck lifts can meet any demand coming from car repairmen, tire dealers, body repairmen and in the special versions equipped for 

external use and industrial washing applications ones. 

LIFT MODELS: (AS SHOWN BELOW) 

MIRACH 100 

CAPACITY 10.000 KG. 

MIRACH 200 


MIRACH 300 

CAPACITY 30.000 KG 

MIRACH 400 


WARNING: “Mirach truck lift” has been designed and built to lift and place trucks at heights in closed areas. Any other use is strictly 

forbidden, and particularly, the following operations cannot be performed: 

PAINTING; AS A CRANE; LIFTING OF PEOPLE OR SCAFFOLDING; AS A HYDRAULIC PRESS;CAR JACK OR WHEEL 

REPLACEMENT. 

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS-CHARACTERISTICS: 

• Low-voltage controls (24V) 

• Control box with electro-mechanical card. 

• Hydraulic- volumetric synchronism of platform. 

• Foot guard with automatic lowering cut out switch 

• Safety valve in case of hydraulic failure overloading 

• Mechanical safety ratchet on lift 

• Device for synchronization of platform. 

TECHNICAL DATA 

MIRACH 100 200 300 400 

OPERATION Elec.hydr. Elec.hydr. Elec.hydr. Elec.hydr. 

CAPACITY 10.000 KG. 20.000 KG. 30.000 KG. 40.000 KG. 

WEIGHT 

3.260 KG. in floor 

3.460 KG. on floor 







LIFTING TIME 90 sec. 90 sec. 90 sec. 90 sec. 

LOWERING TIME 

30 sec. 30 sec. 30 sec. 30 sec. 

(WITH LOAD) 

MAX LIFTING HEIGHT 1850 mm. 1850 mm. 1850 mm. 1850 mm. 

MOTOR 

3 phase 4KW 

(6 HP) 

3 phase 7,5 KW 

(10 HP) 

3 phase 11 KW 

(15 HP) 

2x 3 phase 7,5 KW 

(2x10 HP) 

PNEUMATIC FEED from 4 to 8 bar from 4 to 8 bar from 4 to 8 bar from 4 to 8 bar 

NOISY LEVEL 76 dB 76 dB 76 dB 76 dB 

WORKING TEMP. -10°+50° -10°+50° -10°+50° -10°+50° 

WORKING 

120 Bar 120 Bar 120 Bar 120 Bar 

MAX PRESSure 

THE DIRECTION OF THE MOTOR IS COUNTERCLOCKWISE, AS SHOWN IN THE TABLE PLACED ON THE MOTOR. 

OVERALL DIMENSIONS 

MIRACH 100 

MIRACH 200 

MIRACH 300 

MIRACH 400 

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CHAPTER 3 -SAFETY 

GENERAL PRECAUTIONS 

Read this chapter carefully and completely since important information for the safety of the operator in case of improper use of the lift 

included. The operator and the maintenance personnel are required to observe the accident prevention legislation in force in the country 

of installation of the lift. 

1-During lifting or lowering operations, the truck lifts must be operated only from the operator area as shown in the picture 

2-Stopping or passing within the danger area when the lift is working or already lifted is strictly forbidden. Only the operator is 

allowed to stay under the lift. 

3-The operator must make sure the hazard area is empty when lifting or lowering the lift. 

4-Never use the machine without protection or when safety devices are off-line. 

5-Switch off the engine and engage the parking brake after placing the vehicle on the truck lift; Furthermore, disengage the 

shift lever and move it to the “neutral” position. 

6-To prevent the vehicle from falling make sure it is properly placed on the lift. 

7-Getting on the vehicle and-or starting the engine when the truck lift is lifted is strictly forbidden. 

8-Never leave objects and-or obstructions under the vehicle or scattered on it during the lowering phase. 

9-Keep the area under/next to the lift clear and remove possible oil spots to avoid the risk of slipping. 

10-Never use water-steam-varnish-solvent jets in the truck lift area, and particularly, next to the control box. 

11-Proper lighting is extremely important. Make sure all areas next to the truck lift are well and uniformly lit according to that 

specified by the applicable laws of the place of installation. 

12-Climbing on the platform when lifting the vehicle or when the same has been already lifted is strictly forbidden. 

13-Any use of the truck lift other than what herein specified can cause serious accidents to the operator as well as to the 

people in close proximity. 

14-The tampering of safety devices is strictly forbidden. 

15-Never exceed the maximum carryng capacity, Make sure the vehicles to be lifted are without loads. 

In case of irregularities or problems with the lift, stop the truck lift and block the on/off selector by using a padlock. Only 

skilled technicians should be allowed to restart the truck lift. Be sure the power supply is off before repairing and servicing the 

truck lift. The operator, the lift or the vehicles lifted can be seriously damaged if these instruction are not follwed. 

SAFETY DEVICES 

Foot guard for platform lowqering. Truck lift lowering can be stopped immediately by pressing one of the movable strips located on 

side of each platform. 

Safety valve for automatic lowering. Normally open two-way safety valves. They are able to automatically lock a single or doubleacting 

cylinder in case of a sudden increase in lowering speed. The valves are located inside the cylinders and prevent the load from 

failing in case of sudden pipe bursting or cutting. 

Dead man control The truck lift is equipped with a dead-man control. Lowering and lifting operations are stopped immediately by 

releasing push button controls. 

Mechanical safety ratchet. A metallic device, pneumatically piloted. 

CHAPTER 4- INSTALLATION 

UNPACK THE GOODS AND CHECK FOR POSSIBLE DAMAGE BEFORE INSTALLING THE TRUCK LIFT. 

ONLY SKILLED TECHNICIANS, APPOINTED BY THE MANUFACTURER, OR BY AUTHORIZED DEALERS SHOULD BE 

ALLOWED TO INSTALL THE CAR LIFT. SERIOUS DAMAGE TO PEOPLE OR EQUIPMENT CAN BE CAUSED IF THIS RULE IS NOT 

FOLLOWED. 

The truck lift must be installed according to the specified safe distance from walls, columns, other equipments etc. The room must be a 

minimum 5000 mm. in height. The minimum distance from walls must be 1500 mm. take into consideration the necessary space to work 

comfortably. Further space for the control site and for possible runways in case of emergency is also necessary. The lift can be placed 

on any floor, as long as is perfectly level and sufficiently resistant. (250 x cm²). 

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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 

1-Lift location 2-Power supply and pneumatic feed availability 3-Electric connections 

4-Hydraulic connections 5-Electric network connection 6-Lift installation 

7-Initial running 

1) LOCATION OF THE LIFT 

Because of the considerable weight and dimensions of some of our lifts, it may be necessary to use an overhead or a crane with a 

suitable capacity to place them as indicated below. After having determined the location of the lift, it may be necessary to shim under the 

lift base to make the lift level. 

2) POWER SUPPLY AND PNEUMATIC FEED AVAILABILITY . 

The room must be previously prepared for the power supply and pneumatic feed of the lift. Make sure that supplies are not far from the 

power unit. 

3)ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS 

Connect the cables marked with a self adhesive number from the truck lift bases to the previously numbered cables of the control box. 

MIRACH 100- WIRING CONNECTIONS 

2 06-6133 P2 platform self levelling 3 06-6133 P1 Platform self levelling 

4 06-6130 Foot guard 5 06-6034 Platform lifting limit switch 

6 06-6503 Junction box 

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MIRACH 200-WIRING CONNECTIONS 

1 06-6610 Platform mechanical safety device 2 06-6133 P2 platform self levelling 

3 06-6133 P1 platform self levelling 4 06-6130 Foot guard 

5 06-6034 Platform lifting limit switch 6 06-6503 Junction box 

MIRACH 300-WIRING CONNECTIONS 




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MIRACH 400 -WIRING CONNECTIONS 




WIRING DIAGRAM 

MIRACH 100 

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MIRACH 200-300 

MIRACH 400 

C ELECTRO-VALVE CONTACTOR PA SAFETY BUTTON 

C1-C2 ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR POT TRIMMER 

CM (CM1-CM2) MOTOR CONTACTOR PES LIMIT SWITCH SAFETY CUT OUT 

DL0/DL5 LED PEF LIMIT SWITCH CUT OUT 

D0/D2 DIODE RD LOWERING RELAY 

ES LEVELLING CONTROL ELECTROVALVE RST LINE INPUT 

EL LEVELLING ELECTROVALVE RS SAFETY RELAY 

EA AIR ELECTRO VALVE R1/R8 RESISTOR 

EO LOWERING OIL ELECTRO VALVE RL LIGHTS RELAY 

F1/F6 FUSE TR-TR1 TRANSFORMER 50VA-300VA 

M MOTOR FCS SAFETY LIMIT SWITCH 

N1/N2 SINGLE PHASE BRIDGE L2 LEVELLING SIGNAL LAMP 

PS LIFTING BUTTON T TIMER 

PD LOWERING BUTTON FM MECHANICAL SAFETY LIMIT SWITCH 

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4) HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS 

“MIRACH 100” HYDRAULIC CONNECTION 

A 

DELIVERY 

B 

DISCHARGE 

C 

LEVELLING AND DELIVERY P2 

D 

LEVELLING AND DELIVERY P1 

AA 

CONNECTION DELIVERY P1 

CH 

CONNECTION P1-P2 

DG 

CONNECTION P1-P2 

BB 

DISCHARGE CONNECTIONS P2 

1/8 CONNECTIONS ON LIFT 

E-(A) 

CONNECTIONS IN CONTROL BOX 

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HYDRAULIC CONNECTION “MIRACH 200” 

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14


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HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS “MIRACH 200-300” 

Hydraulic connection to the control box 

Mirach 200 Mirach 300 

HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS “MIRACH 400” 

Hydraulic connection to the control box 

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HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC “MIRACH 100” 

1 PARACHUTE VALVE 9 MOTOR 

2 P1 PISTON 10 PUMP 

3 P2 PISTON 11 SUCTION FILTER 

4 COMPENSATION VALVE 12 COCK 

5 THROTTLING ELECTROVALVE 13 DISCHARGE 

6 LOWERING ELECTROVALVE 14 OIL TANK 

7 FULL FORCE VALVE 15 OIL 

8 LOWERING CONTROL VALVE 

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18









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PNEUMATIC SCHEMATIC 

1 Main supply 2 control box 

3 Air electrovalve 4 “rilsan” white air tubing 

5 tee 6 Pneumatic jack for mechanical safety release 

7 P1 8 P2 

9 Air filter and lubricator 

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5) ELECTRICAL SYSTEM CONNECTION 

Warning ! Only skilled personnel should be allowed to perform the operation shown below. 

Connect as follow: 

• Open the control box front cover and using a proper terminal box, connect the electric cable to the general switch cable (be sure that 

the cable passes trought the proper space located behind the control box). This truck lift is designed to operate on 380V, in case of 

different voltage, change both connections to the motor and the transformer. Before connecting the electric system, make sure that 

the power supply plant to the lift is equipped with protection devices required by current standards in the country where the lift is 

installed. 

WARNING 

Before gaining access to the control box, for power connection or for repair of electric equipment, make sure that the main 

power supply is disconnected, to avoid the possibility of electrocution. 

COMMERCIAL PARTS “WIRING PLANT” 

Position n. Denomination Manufacturer Type Max 

application 

1-2 Footguard/mechanical safety devices 

OMRON 

D4 MC 2000 24 V 

microswitches 

3 Self-levelling microswitch. OMRON MS TZ 7310 24V 

4 Lifting limit microswitch. PIZZATO FR 502 24V 

electric wire 

VARIOUS 

Junction box 

GEWISS 

IG General switch SPRECHER SCHUH LE3-32-32A / LE2-16-16A 

PA/PD/PEF Button SPRECHER SCHUH RT010 

L1 Pilot lamp SPRECHER SCHUH SR 601 

Contact NO/NC SPRECHER SCHUH V50/P-V40/P 

Tripolar fuse carrier WEBER 32A-660V (25A-380V M80) 

Bipolar fuse carrie WEBER 32A-160V 

F1÷F6 Fuse WEBER VARIOUS 

16 Contactor “200-300-400” 

Contactor “100” 

CGE 

SPRECHER SCHUH 

35A 

16A 

TR Transformer LSP 50VA-300VA 

18-19 Basis for relay FINDER 24V DC - 24VAC 

20 Electric card MARTE 

PNEUMATIC PLANT (4/8 BAR) 


application 

1 Air electrovalve ACL/MM 24V~ 50/60 HZ 8VA 10 Bar 

2 Pneumatic connections Various Various 16 Bar 

3 Pneumatic pipe Rilsan Ø 4 x 6 30 Bar 

4 Air piston Marte 15 bar 

HYDRAULIC PLAN 


application 

14 Oil tank MARTE 

11 Suction filter FBN SF46B 12 GO 

10 Pump “200-300-400” 

Pump “100” 

HYDROIRMA 

“ 

025-1659-76 15 Lt. 

010-1559-32 8 lT 

250 Bar 

250 Bar 

9 Motor BAME 220/380-3PM-50HZ 2830 RPM 

4KW 6 HP - 7,5 KW 10 HP 

7 Max pressure valve COMATROL 35/220 Bar 

6-4-5 Electrovalves COMATROL 24V RAC 26 W - 24V AC 20 W 250 Bar 

12 Manual cock TECLINE 

1 Parachute valve MONTI VP 38 15/18 lt. 

2 P1 piston MONTI Ø 150 300 Bar 

3 P2 piston MONTI Ø 140 300 Bar 

R1-R2 Hydraulic pipe ALFA GOMMA VARIOUS 210 -400 Bar 

Crimp fitting LARGA VARIOUS 400 Bar 

8 (M 100) Lowering control valve “100” HYDROIRMA VRC 10/11 230 Bar 

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6) LIFT INSTALLATION 

After making electric and hydraulic connections, make sure they are properly connected. Now fix the lift to the floor, using the bases as 

templates, drill a hole into the floor ca 18 mm. Ø bit must be used up to a depth of about 150 mm., clean the holes, place the proper 

inserts with light hammer blows and finally tighten the bolts. In case of an inground lift check if it is perfecly centred. Platform lifting limit 

switch is already adjusted during assembly stage to the maximum lifting height 1850 mm., however the operator can adjust it according 

to own requirements not exceeding the maximum height indicated. 

7) INITIAL RUNNING 

WARNING! ONLY SKILLED AND AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO PERFORM THESE OPERATIONS. 

CAREFULLY FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS SHOWN BELOW TO PREVENT POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE TRUCK LIFT OR 

RISK OF INJURY TO PEOPLE. 

BE SURE THAT THE OPERATING AREA IS CLEARED OF PEOPLE. 

After positioning the truck lift as specified on the previous pages, and performing electric and hydraulic connections (do not perform 

pneumatic connection yet) the truck lift can be operated by the procedures shown below: Open the front door of the control box and 

unscrew the oil tank cap, and using a funnel pour “ESSO NUTO H 32” hydraulic oil in the following manner: 

M 100 M200 M300 M400 

30 Lt. 60 Lt. 80 Lt 100 Lt. 

Move the general switch to “1” position. Be sure the motor for the proper direction of rotation (failing this, exchange the phase on the 

feeder line). Press the “lifting” push button and keep it pressed until the “P1” platform comes to a stop. Add. oil in the tank in this way: 

M 100 M200 M300 M400 

15 Lt. 20 Lt. 40 Lt. 70 Lt. 

Symultaneously press the “lifting” and “limit switch cut out” push buttons, and hold them pressed until the “P2” platform starts moving; 

keeping on pushing until the pump sucks in air. Add. more oil in the tank as indicated below: 

M 100 M200 M300 M400 

5 Lt. 20 Lt. 30 Lt. 30 Lt. 

.Again simultaneously press the two buttons specified above (lifting and limit switch cut out) until the P2 platform reaches its maximum 

height. Keep the buttons pressed for about 20 sec. (now, the pneumatic connection can be performed). To lower the two platforms, 

press the “lowering” button. Repeat lifting/lowering operations three or four times. 

CHAPTER 5 - OPERATION 

-Be sure the platform reaches its minimum height before getting on-off the truck lift. 

-Drive the truck on the lift, be sure the truck is centred and both rear and front wheels are properly positioned. 

-To operate on-off general switch in “1” position. 

-Press the “lifting” push button, and hold pressed until the required height is reached. 

-To lower press the “lowering” push button, when this button is pressed, a short lifting movement occurs so that the mechanical safety 

device can be disengaged. When the push button is released, the truck lift cames to a stop. 

During the first hours of operation, cracking noises could occur. These initial noises are only due to the natural settlement 

of mechanical parts and will disappear . 

CHECKS 

Perform the following checks when operating the truck lift. 

-Be sure that mechanical safety devices are properly inserted in their seats. 

-Check safety devices (foot guards) for proper operation. 

-Carefully check the truck lift and its load during lifting-lowering operations. 

CHAPTER 6 - MAINTENANCE 

WARNING! Only skilled and previously authorized personnel should be allowed to service the truck lift. When servicing the truck lift, 

all safety precautions must be followed to avoid accidental starting of the machine. The general switch must be padlocked in “zero” 

position. During service operations, “safety” precautions must always be followed. 

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE 

Maintenance operations must be performed at each specified maintenance period in oreder to keep the truck lift in perfect working 

condition. The manufacturer is not liable for possible damage resulting from failure to follow the above instructions. 

1-Truck lift must be cleaned once a month, at least, without using chemical agents and high pressure washing guns. Always clean 

up brake oil to prevent possible damage to the finish. Carefully check that piston rods are not damage since inside gaskets 

can be seriously damaged and leakage of oil will occur. 

2-Check safety devices for proper conditions periodically. 

3-Grease roller slides periodically 

4-Check flexible tubes for proper conditions yearly. 

5-Change hydraulic system oil at 5 year intervals, at least. 

USED OIL DISPOSAL;Used oil is a highly pollutant product. Always dispose of used oil as specified by the effective law of 

the country where the truck lift is installed. 

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MACHINE DEMOLITION 

When demolishing the machine all safety precautions specified in chapter “3”-”4”must be followed. Only authorized technicians should 

be allowed to perform this operation. Metallic parts can be scrapped as “scrap iron”. In any case, demolished material must be 

eliminated according to the effective laws of the country where the truck lift is installed. It must be remembered that , for fiscal purposes, 

any demolition operation must be properly documented as specified by the effective laws of the country where the truck lift is installed at 

the time of demolition. 

CHAPTER 7-SYMPTOMS AND SOLUTIONS-TROUBLESHOOTING 

Troubleshooting and possible repairs require absolute compliance with all safety precautions indicated in chapter 6 “maintenance” and 

chapter 3 “safety”. 

SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE PROBABLE SOLUTION 

1. Lift does not operate. -Failure in the electric system. -Check the connections and electric 

components for proper conditions. 

2. Lowering operation cannot be 

performed. 

-Air failure 

-Damage to lowering solenoid valve. 

-Damage safety devices (foot-guard). 

3. Lowering is too slow. -Lowering control valve does not work 

properly. 

4. Engine revs, but lifting operation cannot 

be performed. 

5-Motor revs, but lifting speed is extremely 

slow. 

6-Nominal capacity cannot be lifted 

-Lowering solenoid valve locked in open 

position. 

-No oil in the tank. 

-Motor revs the wrong way. 

-Partially open lowering solenoid valve. 

-Partially clogged suction filter. 

-Worn pump. 

-Maximum pressure valve malfunction. 

-Worn pump. 

-check air electrovalve. 

-Solenoid valve not powered. (contact 

service dept.) 

-Check microswitch for possible locking. 

-Contact service dept. 


-Refill with oil to the specified level. 

-Check motor for proper direction of 

rotation. Exchange the phases if necessary. 



-Replace the pump. 


-Replace the pump. 

7-Platform out of synchronization. -Leakage in the hydraulic system. -Repair the leakage in the hydraulic system 

and perform all operation of 

synchronization. Contact service dept. in 

case of recurring problems. 

8-Non disengagement of mechanical safety. -Pneumatically operated solenoid valve 

malfunction 

-Insufficient air pressure. 

-Worn or damaged cylinder gasket. 

CHAPTER 8- ACCESSORIES 


-Check pneumatic system. 


An extremely useful option is the frame, which features a galvanized sheet for the overall length of the lift. It is used for easier 

installation in case of an inground lift. 

Optional parts: 

- Set of extension hoses (2 mt.); 

- Lighting with protection kit; 

- Lowering ramps (2,5 mt.). 

Standard colour are: RAL 5015, RAL 3002. 

If requested special colour and cold galvanizing. 

CHAPTER 9-SPARE PARTS 

Spare parts ordering procedure. 

When ordering spare parts, the following must be clearly specified: 

• Car lift serial number and year of manufacturing. 

• Code of the part requested. 

• Quantity needed. 

• Colour needed: R-RED, B-BLUE, RP-SPECIAL COLOUR . 

Request must be made directly to the manufacturer. 

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“MIRACH TRUCK SPARE PARTS” 

BASE 

BASE M100 

N. CODE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 

1 01-0249 BASE 2 

9 03-3559 24x42 WASHER 2 

12 03-3643 M24 x 120 BOLT 8 

13 03-3557 M24 NUT 10 

14 01-1204 MICRO SELF LEVELLING SWITCH CLAMP 2 

15 01-1234 LOWERING LIMIT SWITCH CLAMP 1 

16 01-0247 HOSE COVER 2 

BASE M200 


5 01-0249 BASE 4 

8 01-0043 COLD GALVANIZING BASE 4 

9 03-3559 24x42 WASHER 2 

12 03-3643 M24 x 120 BOLT 16 

13 03-3557 M24 NUT 18 



16 01-0247 HOSE COVER 2 

17 01-1245 HOSE SIDE COVER 2 

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BASE M300 

N CODE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 

5 01-0249 BASE 6 


9 03-3559 24x42 WASHER 2 

12 03-3643 M24 x 120 BOLT 24 

13 03-3557 M24 NUT 26 



16 01-0247 HOSE COVER 2 


BASE M400 


5 01-0249 BASE 8 


9 03-3559 24x42 WASHER 2 

12 03-3643 M24 x 120 BOLT 32 

13 03-3557 M24 NUT 34 



16 01-0247 HOSE COVER 2 


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BOOMS 

BOOMS M100 


10 01-0251 OUTSIDE ARM 2 

19 01-0250 INSIDE ARM 2 

22 02-4003 ROLLER 8 

23 03-3514 SELF LUBRICATING BUSHING- 35x39x40 8 

24 02-8002 ARM SETTING PIN 8 

25 03-3023 SNAP RING- 35 16 

26 03-3035 SELF LUBRICATING BUSHING 35x39x20 32 

27 02-8004 JOINT PIN 4 

29 01-0267 WASHER 25x51x3 8 

30 03-3020 SELF LOCKING NUT 8 

31 01-1244 HOSE PROTECTION 2 

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BOOMS M200 

M200 

N.. CODE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY N. CODE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 

10 01-0251 OUTSIDE ARM 4 23 03-3514 SELF LUBRICATING BUSHING 35x39x40 16 

19 01-0250 INSIDE ARM 4 25 03-3023 SNAP RING 35 32 

22 02-4003 ROLLER 16 27 02-8004 JOINT PIN 8 

24 02-8002 ARM SETTING PIN 16 30 03-3020 SELF-LOCKING NUT 16 

26 03-3035 SELF LUBRICATING BUSHING 35x39x20 64 29 01-0267 WASHER 25x52x3 16 

31 01-1244 HOSES PROTECTION 4 

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BOOMS M300 

N CODE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY N. CODE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 

10 01-0251 OUTSIDE ARM 6 23 03-3514 SELF LUBRICATING BUSHING 35x39x40 24 

19 01-0250 INSIDE ARM 6 25 03-3023 SNAP RING 35 48 





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BOOMS M 400 

N. CODE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY N CODE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 

10 01-0251 RED OUTSIDE ARM 8 23 03-3514 SELF LUBRICATING BUSHING 35x39x40 32 

19 01-0250 RED INSIDE ARM 8 25 03-3023 SNAP RING 35 64 





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“ PISTONS-MECHANICAL SAFETY HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS AND BLOCK” 

M 100 


32 04-4500 P1 PISTON 2 

33 04-4501 P2 PISTON 2 

34 02-8001 SHORT PISTON PIN 6 

35 02-8000 LONG PISTON PIN 2 

36 03-3518 SNAP RING 45 16 

37 02-4004 HEXAGONAL HEAD SCREW 8 

38 02-4005 3/8 GAS H7mm. NUT 8 

39 02-0444 MECHANICAL SAFETY PISTON 2 

50 04-4200 P1 PISTON GASKET KIT 1 

51 04-4201 P2 PISTON GASKET KIT 1 

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PISTONS-MECHANICAL SAFETY, HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS AND BLOCK. 

M200 

FIRST SECTION 

SECOND SECTION 

M200 

N. CODE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY N. CODE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 

32 04-4500 P1 PISTON 4 33 04-4501 P2 PISTON 4 

34 02-8001 SHORT PISTON PIN 12 35 02-8000 LONG PISTON PIN 4 

36 03-3518 SNAP RING 45 32 37 02-4004 HEXAGONAL HEAD SCREW 4 

38 02-4005 3/8 GAS NUTS 4 39 02-0444 MECHANICAL SAFETY PISTON 4 

40 02/8010 DELIVERY CONNECTION BLOCK 2 41 02/8011 CONNECTION BLOCK 2 

50 04-4200 P1 PISTON GASKET KIT 1 51 04-4201 P2 PISTON GASKET KIT 1 

158 01-0045 CLAMP 2 

33

. PISTONS-MECHANICAL SAFETY HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS AND BLOCK 

M300 

PRIMA SEZIONE SECONDA SEZIONE TERZA SEZIONE 

M300 






42 02/8012 DELIVERY CONNECTION BLOCK 4 43 02/8013 CONNECTION BLOCK 4 

50 04-4200 P1 PISTON GASKET KIT 1 51 04-4201 P2 PISTON GASKET KIT 1 

158 01-0045 CLAMP 2 

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PISTONS-MECHANICAL SAFETY HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS AND BLOCK 

M400 

FIRST SECTION SECOND SECTION THIRD SECTION FOURTH SECTION 

M400 






44 02-8014 HYDRAULIC CONNECTION BLOCK 2 45 02-8015 HYDRAULIC CONNECTION BLOCK 2 

46 02-8016 HYDRAULIC CONNECTION BLOCK 2 50 04-4201 P1 PISTON GASKET KIT 1 

51 04-4200 P2 PISTON GASKET KIT 1 158 01-0045 CLAMP 2 

FIRST SECTION DETAIL HYDRAULIC CONNECTION BLOCK CLAMP DETAIL 

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PLATFORM M100 

M100-PLATFORM 


47 01-0012 P1 PLATFORM 1 

53 01-0013 P2 PLATFORM 1 

52 01-0231 FOOTGUARD 4 

M200 

M200-PLATFORM 


56 01-0352 P1 PLATFORM 1 

59 01-0353 P2 PLATFORM 1 

62 01-1071 FOOTGUARD 4 

PLATFORM M300 


62 01-0019 P1 PLATFORM 1 

65 01-0020 P2 PLATFORM 1 

68 01-1070 FOOTGUARD 6 

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M400 


69 01-0021 P1 FIRST PART PLATFORM 1 

76 01-0022 P1 SECOND PART PLATFORM 1 

72 01-0023 P2 FIRST PART PLATFORM 1 

79 01-0024 P2 SECOND PART PLATFORM 1 

75 01-1053 FOOTGUARD 6 

CONTROL BOX. M100 


82 01-1123 CABINET 1 

85 01-1124 FRONT DOOR 1 

88 01-1125 SIDE DOOR 1 

91 06-6002 GENERAL SWITCH 1 

92 06-6012 FINISHING ACCESSORIES 1 

93 06-6003 SIGNAL LIGHT 1 

94 06-6004 PROTECTION CAPS 1 

95 06-6005 SIGNAL LIGHT LAMP 1 

96 06-6006 PROTECTED PUSHBUTTON 3 

97 06-6007 CONTACTOR PUSHBUTTON COVER 3 

98 06-6009 CONTACT ELEMENT 5 

99 N.C. FULL ELECTRIC CARD 1 

100 06-6509 LIGHT SELECTOR 1 

101 04-4109 PUMP MOTOR UNIT 1 

102 04-4549 ELECTROVALVES BLOCK 1 

103 04-4020 PET COCK 1 

104 01-0254 OIL TANK 1 

105 04-4024 TANK CAP 1 

106 06-6116 THREE-PHASE MOTOR 1 

107 05-5514 AIR ELECTROVALVE CAP 1 

108 05-5512 UNION ELBOW 90° 1/8 RATIO 2 

109 05-5000 AIR ELECTROVALVE. 1 

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CONTROL BOX M200-300-400 

M300 

M400 

CONTROL BOX 200-300-400 

MODELS-QUANTITY 

N. CODE DESCRIPTION M200 M300 M400 

110 01-0270 RED CABINET 1 1 1 

113 01-0016 RED FRONT DOOR 1 1 1 

116 01-0017 RED SIDE DOOR 1 1 1 

91 06-6002 GENERAL SWITCH 1 1 1 

92 06-6012 FINISHING ACCESSORIES 1 1 1 

93 06-6003 SIGNAL LIGHT 1 1 1 

94 06-6004 PROTECTION CAPS 1 1 1 

95 06-6005 SIGNAL LIGHT LAMP 1 1 1 

96 06-6006 PROTECTED PUSH BUTTON 3 3 3 

97 06-6007 ACTUATOR 3 3 3 

98 06-6009 CONTACT ELEMENT 5 5 5 

119 COMPLETE ELECTRIC CARD 1 



100 06-6509 LIGHT SELECTOR 1 1 1 



124 LEVEL ELECTROVALVE BLOCK 1 

125 LEVEL ELECTROVALVE BLOCK 1 

103 04-4020 LEVELLING COCK 1 1 1 

126 DISCHARGE COCK 1 2 2 

127 01-1049 OIL TANK 1 1 

105 04-4024 OIL TANK CAP 1 1 1 



130 PRESSURE ELECTROVALVE BLOCK 1 1 2 



133 THREE-PHASE MOTOR 2 

134 OIL TANK 1 

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ELECTRIC CARD 

MIRACH 100 

MIRACH 200-300 MIRACH 400 

ELECTRIC CARD SPARE PARTS 

N. CODE DESCRIPTION 

136 06-6010 50VA SINGLE PHASE TRANSFORMER 

137 06-6596 300VA SINGLE PHASE TRANSFORMER 

139 06-6011 CA 4-9-10 24VA CONTACTOR 

140 06-6013 24 VAC 4 SC. RELAY 

141 06-6014 RELAY BASE 4SC 

142 06-6016 5X20 2A FUSE 

143 06-6017 5X20 500mA FUSE 

144 06-6018 PRINTED CARDBOARD 006 

145 06-6520 24 VDC 1 SC. RELAY 

146 06-6523 VERTICAL FUSE CARRIER 

147 06-6537 WEBER 20A FUSE 

148 06-6020 RELAY BASE 1SC 

149 06-6536 TRIPOLAR FUSE CARRIER 25A 

150 06-0304 TRIPOLAR FUSE CARRIER 32A 

151 06-6667 BIPOLAR FUSE CARRIER 32A 

152 06-0306 MOTOR CONTACTOR 11 KW 

153 06-6011 MOTOR CONTACTOR CA 4-9-10 

154 06-6620 RELAY BASE 24 AC 

155 06-6542 5A 24AC 2 SC. RELAY 

156 06-0102 32A FUSE 

157 06-6525 4A FUSE 

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SCISSOR LIFT WITH PLATFORM 

MAINTENANCE BOOK 

MIRACH HEAVY-DUTY SCISSOR LIFT 

INITIAL TEST 

N. DESCRIPTION TEST YES NO Notes 

1 Floor consistency check 

2 Safety distances check (from walls, columns, ceiling, other machines etc.) 

3 Power supply line check. 

4 Pneumatic supply line check. 

5 Lift levelling check. 

6 Lift working check. 

7 Mechanical safeties check. 

8 Electric safeties check. 

9 Loaded lift check. 

10 Lift fixing check. 

11 Oil level check. 

12 Hydraulic failure check. 

13 Pneumatic failure check. 

14 Operating instruction 

NOTES 

Installer 

User 

Stamp and signature 


Date 

Next test on: 

40

RECURRING OR OCCASIONAL VISIT 

N. DESCRIPTION OF TEST YES NO Notes 

1 Lift maintenance and cleaning check. 




5 Rollers slides greasing. 

6 Movable parts greasing. 

7 High pressure flexible pipes check. 





NOTES 

Result of visit Positive 

Negative 

 

Installer 

User 



Date 

Next test on 

RECURRING OR OCCASIONAL VISIT 

N. DESCRIPTION OF TEST YES NO Notes 

1 Lift maintenance and cleaning check. 




5 Rollers slides greasing. 

6 Movable parts greasing. 

7 High pressure flexible pipes check. 





NOTES 

Result of visit Positive 

Negative 

 

Installer 

User 



Date 

Next test on 

41

TESTS TO BE MADE BY THE USER 

TESTS DURING USE 

1 Levelling check. 

2 Hydraulic failure check. 

3 Pneumatic failure check. 

4 Safety devices check. 

MONTLY TESTS 

1 Lift through cleaning. 

2 Rollers slides check. 

3 Cylinders air bleeding (if necessary). 

HALF-YEARLY TESTS 

1 Oil level check. 

2 High pressure flexible pipes check. 

IN CASE OF IRREGULARITIES, STOP THE LIFT AND 

CONTACT OUR SERVICE DEPARTEMENT IMMEDIATELY 

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REPAIR 

FAILURE 

ACTION 

Date 


REPAIR 

FAILURE 

ACTION 

Date 


MAY 1999 BY THE GRAPHIC DEPARTEMENT 

(G.A.) 

MARTE s.r.l. Via Custoza 15, 66013 Chieti Scalo ITALY. Tel. 0871/574008-Fax 0871/574092 

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