When should the emergency lowering system be used?

The emergency lowering system should be used in case of an emergency or if the primary controls fail. This system is designed to be a safety mechanism that allows the operator to lower the lift safely when normal operation cannot be achieved. For instance, if a power failure occurs while the lift is in operation, or if there are malfunctions in the primary controls, activating the emergency lowering system ensures that the lift can be brought down without posing a risk to the operator or others nearby.

Using this system appropriately is crucial to prevent accidents and ensure safety. It is not intended for regular maintenance checks or routine operations, which should follow standard procedures. Additionally, relying on it solely for manual lowering or when the lift is at maximum height is inappropriate as it could lead to improper use of an important safety feature.