FAQs about MEC products
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Troubleshooting a MEC scissor lift involves identifying the problem and following the correct procedures to rectify the issue. It's essential to read and understand the operator's manual before operating your MEC scissor lift. At United Rentals, our team of certified technicians is always ready to assist you with troubleshooting questions for all your MEC equipment. Check out our Project Uptime article for more tips on inspecting your scissor lift.
Follow these steps to set a potentiometer on a MEC scissor lift. Locate the potentiometer on the scissor lift, typically on the joystick controller's base. Place the negative lead of the voltmeter on the appropriate wire using a voltmeter set to read DC voltage. Adjust the potentiometer until you achieve the desired reading on the voltmeter. This will ensure the potentiometer is appropriately calibrated and set for optimal performance. Proper calibration of potentiometers is crucial to ensure accurate and safe operation of the equipment.
The serial number of a MEC scissor lift can be found in multiple locations on the equipment, like the serial plate, typically mounted on the chassis or the control panel. The operator's manual provided by MEC usually contains information about the location of the serial number.