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OWNER’S MANUAL, OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL,
and REPLACEMENT PARTS MANUAL

Lift-Rite® Legal for Trade Scale Hand Pallet Truck - Model LFTSC
3P - 21904370.192001-05 and below
5P - 21904371.192001-25 and below
Lift-Rite, Tel: Toll Free from USA: 1-800-558-6012, Greene, NY 13778, Publication Number 1234959D ©2022 Dated 14 Sep 2022
This publication, 1234959D, applies to the Lift-Rite® LFTSC Hand Pallet Trucks, and to all subsequent releases of this product
until otherwise indicated in new editions. Changes occur periodically to the information in this publication.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
BEFORE YOU BEGIN 3

DELIVERY INSPECTION 3
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 3
SAFETY 4
SYSTEM SETUP 5
Mounting the Pump Handle 5
The Battery 6
OPERATION MANUAL 7
USING THE WEIGHING HAND PALLET TRUCK 7
Accurate Weighing 7
Taking the System into Operation 8
Maintenance 8
TOUCH PANEL INDICATOR 9
The Display 10
The Touch Panel 11
IMPORTANT 11
Error Messages 12
INDICATOR FUNCTIONS 13
Graduation 13
Before Weighing: Check Zero Point 13
Gross Weighing 13
Net Weighing: Automatic Tare 13
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Tare Weights 14
Sample Tare Entry 14
Piece Count: Sampling 15
Piece Count: Enter a Piece Weight 15
Summing 16
Change Units 16
PRINTER (OPTION) 17
The Print Out 17
Changing the Thermal Paper Roll 18
Changing the Time and Date on the Print-out 19
TROUBLESHOOTING 20
SPARE PARTS EXPLODED VIEW 26
SPARE PARTS LIST – Weighing Hand Pallet Truck Model LFTSC 27
CALIBRATION 28
Calibration Instructions Indicator 28
Defining Zero 28
Single Point Calibration 28
Calibrating the single point 29
Multi-Point Calibration 30
PARAMETER SETTINGS 31
LIFT-RITE® LEGAL FOR TRADE SCALE TRUCK (LFTSC)
WARRANTY CERTIFICATE 35
SELECTED OSHA REGULATIONS FOR LIFT TRUCKS 36
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BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Always follow your facility's rules regarding wearing Personal Protective Equipment such as safety
shoes and protective glasses whenever operating, working with, or assembling or dismantling
hand pallet trucks.
DELIVERY INSPECTION
Visually inspect the frame components and hydraulic unit for damage during shipment by carrier. If
damage is evident, notify delivering carrier immediately and file necessary claims. Test the manual
pump for proper operation. If the hydraulic pump does not respond to movement of the
handle, an air lock may have developed during shipping. To remedy this, go to the user
friendly TROUBLESHOOTING guide in this manual.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
(Read and understand prior to using this product)
To raise the load, push NOTE:

down on the fingertip The neutral position
control. Pump the disengages the pump from
handle to raise the load the lifting mechanism. This
from the floor. frees the handle, which
makes pulling loads easier.
To lower the load, pull In addition, the pump is
up on the fingertip not subject to shock
control. pressures while the truck is
in motion.
For free handle

movement, place the
fingertip control in the
neutral position.
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SAFETY
(read and understand prior to using this product)
• Read and obey all labels on this product. If you have any questions about these, ask your
supervisor.
• Do not operate this hand pallet truck unless you are authorized and trained to do so.
• Never overload your hand pallet truck. Stay within its rated capacity.
• Do not operate this truck if damaged or not in proper working order.
• Distribute the load evenly on the forks. Do not concentrate loads at one point or load one fork
more than the other.
• When the load impairs visibility, the hand pallet lift truck should be pulled and not pushed.
• Always look where you are operating. Keep a clear view.
• Only handle loads on flat level surfaces. Do not use a loaded truck on inclines or declines.
• Never carry passengers.
• Never put your feet, hands, or any other body part under the frame assembly.
• Always yield right of way to pedestrians.
• Do not allow your hand pallet truck to drop from one level to another. Even a drop of 1 in.
(25 mm) more than doubles the effective load momentarily and results in a loading that can
bend or break components.
• Move loads only with the hand pallet truck in its lowest position.
• Always make sure that the load is stable before moving to eliminate the opportunity for load
shift.
• Use extreme care when rounding corners. Too fast a speed could cause a hand pallet lift truck to
tip. If loaded, the load could shift and fall.
• When not in use, fully lower the forks.
• Never lift a heavy load with just the points of the forks. This could damage the electronic
weighing elements permanently.
• Never weigh without a pallet. This could affect the accuracy of the weighing result.
• The unit may be loaded with weights up to 5000 lb. (2268 kg).
• Do not operate the weighing system on ramps, inclines or declines, without the addition of our
optional parking brake.
• Do not operate the weighing system while others are on or near the unit. No riding!
• Do not use the weighing system in potentially explosive areas.
• Do not weld or make changes to the weighing system without consulting the supplier.
• Check the accuracy of the scale on a regular basis to prevent faulty readings.
• Never lower loads if you are unsure you can place the load on a stable surface. Personal injury
may result from placement on an unstable environment.
• Always remain with the scale during dosing applications. Incorrect lifting of the pallet can cause
overflowing.
• Lift-Rite is not responsible for errors that occur due to incorrect weights or inaccurate scales.
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SYSTEM SETUP
Mounting the Pump Handle
1. Make sure the lever is pushed down to 2. Thread the chain through the hole in the
the “pump” position. triangle and through the hole in the axle.
3. Place the handle bar onto the triangle 5. Push the silver part “A” on the outside of
and insert the bolts. the pump downwards.
4. Tighten the bolts firmly. 6. At the same time; insert the chain into
the open side of the slot “B” on the
inside of the pump.
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The Battery
The power supply to the system takes place through an exchangeable battery pack. A completely
charged battery should operate for a total weighing time of about 35 hours (on a system without a
printer).
CAUTION! - When the voltage level of the battery is running low, the dis-
play shows “LO-BA”. When the battery is completely empty, the weighing
system shuts off.
It is necessary to charge the battery for at least 6 hours before the first use. Recharge the battery
when the LO-BA indicator comes on.
If you use the system in shift work or if the system has a built-in printer, it is recommended to
purchase a supplementary battery pack.
The battery should be charged using the adapter supplied with the charger. When the battery is
charging, the LED on the charger is lit. When the LED turns off, the battery is fully charged.
It is not possible to overcharge the battery because the charger shuts off automatically.
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OPERATION MANUAL
USING THE WEIGHING HAND PALLET TRUCK

Accurate Weighing
The weight must be centered over the forks of the pallet truck and lift freely: without touching the
housing of the indicator or other pallets.
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Fast temperature changes should be avoided because condensation may form in the electronics.
During acclimatization the indicator must be turned off.
Taking the System into Operation

To activate the scale, turn it on using the on/off () button on the terminal.
After 3 to 5 minutes the electronics and load cells have reached the operational temperature. Before
this, inaccuracies of up to 0.3% may occur.
It is recommended not to lift loads before the zero-point correction is executed. (See
“TROUBLESHOOTING” on page 20).
Maintenance
The maintenance guidelines for normal pallet trucks apply to the chassis of the mobile scale. The
integrated scale functions even though the chassis is damaged by overloading.
Main guidelines:
• Because the steering wheels are mounted in the front, pulling of the pallet truck is preferred
above pushing it.
• When the lifting mechanism is not used, the handle should be kept in the neutral (middle)
position. This prolongs the life-span of the seals.
• The scale meets up to the protection class NEMA 4/IP65. This means that dust or moisture (rain
or water beam from all sides) does not influence the operation of the electronics. However,
high-pressure cleansing in combination with warm water or chemical cleansers leads to the
entry of moisture and has a negative influence on the operation of the system.
• To avoid damage to load cells and electronics, only the Authorized Service Center may
undertake any welding.
• The bearings of the wheels (non-polyurethane) and the pivoting points of the leveling bar of the
loading wheels must be cleansed and greased regularly.
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TOUCH PANEL INDICATOR
Indicator Front
There are three display-modes: lbs., kg, or the number of pieces.
Also, the battery sign is integrated in the display to show a low battery status.
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The Display
By means of eight pointer bars the display shows:
the scale (including load) is stable
the weight shown is negative
ZERO the weight shown is within the zero range
NET the display is showing the net weight
e1 the weight shown is in range 1
stp Set-point 1 is activated
stp2 Set-point 2 is activated
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The Touch Panel
Each key has two operational and one entry function.
Function level 1 Function level 2 Function level 3

Key (short key press) (long key press) (entry mode)
zero setting code entry enter
decrease the value of

automatic tare pre-set tare
the digit flashing
print weight and add to check subtotal and print increase the value of the
the total total digit flashing
shift to the next digit on

sampling a piece weight enter a piece weight
the left
on/off switch Change units mode clear entry
IMPORTANT
Operation of a key is not accepted unless the scale is stable (and the “load stable” pointer
lights up). This means that the indicator only executes commands with a stable load.
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Warning: When the weighed load surpasses the pre-set maximum, the
display shows: “Err02”. To prevent damage to the indicator or load cells,
the scale must be unloaded immediately.
Error Messages
Displayed error Meaning Out of error mode

Err01 Load cell signal is unstable Automatic
Err02 Overload on full scale Automatic after
removing weight
Err03 Gross negative. This action is not allowed Automatic
Err04 Out of zero range Press any key
Err05 Sampling accuracy too low Press any key
Err06 Input signal too high Automatic after
correcting input
Err07 Input signal too low Automatic after
correcting input
Err08 Calibration out of range (negative) Automatic
Err09 Calibration out of range (signal too low) Automatic
Err10 Calibration count 2nd (3rd) point lower than Automatic
count 1st (2nd) point
Err14 Set-point value 2 < set-point value 1. This is not Automatic
allowed
Err98 Calibration point must be higher than previous Automatic
one
Err99 Action only allowed in start-up units Automatic
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INDICATOR FUNCTIONS
Graduation
From 0 to 3000 lbs. (0 to 1361 kg), the weight is shown in 1 lb. (0.5 kg) increments.
From 0 to 5000 lbs. (0 to 2268 kg), the weight is shown in 2 lb. (0.9 kg) increments.
Before Weighing: Check Zero Point

Before each weighing, it is necessary to check whether the system is unloaded and free. The
indicator is fitted with an automatic zero correction. This means that small deviations of the zero
point corrects automatically. If the indicator does not determine the zero point automatically, it must
be done manually by pressing the >0< key.
Gross Weighing
After lifting a load, the display shows the gross value of the weighed load.
Net Weighing: Automatic Tare

The indicator offers the possibility to reset tare weights to zero automatically. This way added or
subtracted weights can be determined.
• Lift load.
• Press key .
• The indicator is set to zero.
• The "NET" pointer shows that a tare weight is activated.
• Place or remove the net load.
• The display shows the net value of the weighed load.
• When load is removed, a negative weight is shown.
• By pressing the key again, the gross weight is shown.
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Tare Weights
A tare weight can be entered at any time, either in a loaded or unloaded situation.
Sample Tare Entry

• Pick up the empty pallet, container, or item that you want to delete from the Net Weight.
• Tap the “T” Tare Button.
• Indicator shows “0” zero.
• When the Weighing Hand Pallet Jack is emptied/off-loaded, the indicator shows the negative
Tare Weight.
• Tare Weight saves until the system is re-zeroed.
• To delete the Tare Weight, empty the Weighing Hand Pallet Jack and tap the “0” zero button.
Or
• Press the key until the display changes and the last digit is flashing (approx 3 seconds).
• The display shows the current tare value.
• The right digit flashes.
• Press the key to go up a value or press the key to go down a value until the required
value is reached for that place.
• Press to change to the next digit.
• Repeat this procedure until the required tare value is shown.
• Press ENTER ( ) to activate the tare weight.
• The tare weight activates.
• The “NET” pointer lights up.
• When the system is loaded, the net value is shown in the display
• When the system is unloaded, the read-out shows the negative value of the given tare.
• The entered value remains active until a new tare weight is entered (display shows the new
net weight).
• Press the key to return to gross weighing mode.
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Piece Count: Sampling
If an unknown piece weight is to be determined, you may do this by sampling a certain number of
pieces. The number of pieces taken from or placed on the scale determines the accuracy of the
sampling. The total weight of the pieces taken from or placed on the scale for the sampling should
be no less than 9 to 10 lbs. (4.1 to 4.5 kg). The greater the weight difference, the greater accuracy.
The standard sampling amount is 10 pieces, but this number can be increased up to 95 pieces.
• Press the key.

• The display shows “add10”. The “lb.” pointer changes to “pcs”.
• Take or place 10 pieces from/on the scale and press the ENTER ( ) key.
• The sampling is done and the display shows the total number of pieces on the scale.
Or
• Press the key or the key to change the number of pieces to add.
• The display shows the new value to add. (For example “add 50”).
• Take or place 50 pieces from/on the scale and press the ENTER ( ) key.
• The sampling is done and the display shows the total number of pieces on the scale.
To return to the normal weighing mode, press the key for 3 seconds.
Piece Count: Enter a Piece Weight

• Press the key for 3 seconds.
• The last used piece weight is shown with the right digit flashing.
• Press ENTER ( ) to accept the old value.
• The display shows the number of pieces currently on the scale.
Or
• Change the piece weight value by using the or and keys.
• The display shows the new piece weight.
• Press ENTER ( ) to accept the new value.
• The display shows the number of pieces currently on the scale.
To return to the normal weigh mode, press the key.
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Summing
The indicator offers the possibility to add weighings and show the total weight. When a tare weight
is active, the net weight is added automatically.
• Load the system with the weight that should be added.

• Press the key to add the weighed load to the total weight.
• The display shows the message “ADDED” and after a short delay returns to the weighing
mode.
NOTE: Note that no weight can be recorded twice. The system needs to be returned to the net
zero-range before another weight can be added up.
Press the key for 3 seconds to check the subtotal.
• The display shows the net total weight and the number of weights totaled so far repeatedly for
3 seconds.
• If the key is pressed during this period, the total is printed out (if option is installed) and
reset to 0.
• If the “CE” key is pressed during this period, the total is reset but not printed out.
• If no key is pressed during this period, the subtotal stays in memory and the system returns
to the weighing mode after 60 seconds.
Change Units
The system is set to start up in ‘lbs.’ instead of ‘kg’. However you may, at any time in the weighing
mode, change to the second unit (lb. kg or kg lb.).

• The display shows the current weight in the new units for 5 seconds and then automatically
changes back to the start up units.
NOTE: The same key is used to change from the piece counting mode back to the weighing mode.
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PRINTER (OPTION)
The Model LFTSC may be equipped with a thermal printer. Obtained and entered weighing data can
be printed.
The Print Out

In the printout, a gross weight is indicated with the letters “B/G” and a net weight with the letter
“N”. A manually entered tare weight is also printed and is indicated with the letters “PT”. The total
weight is shown with the letters “TOT”.
Standard print-out Standard print-out

without code with code
B/G 1234.5 lb. (560 kg) CODE 12345
T 34.5 lb. (15.6 kg) B/G 1234.5 lb. (560 kg)
N 1200.0 lb. (544.3 kg) T 34.5 lb. (15.6 kg)
Nr. 1 N 1200.0 lb. (544.3 kg)
10/07/03 17:45 Nr. 1
10/07/03 17:45
Piece count print-out Piece count print-out
without code with code
B/G 1234.5 lb. (560 kg) CODE 12345
T 34.5 lb. (15.6 kg) B/G 1234.5 lb. (560 kg)
N 1200.0 lb. (544.3 kg) T 34.5 lb. (15.6 kg)
PcWt 1.234 lb. (0.5 kg) N 1200.0 lb. (544.3 kg)
Qty 12345 PCs PcWt 1.234 lb. (0.5 kg)
Nr. 1 Qty 12345 PCs
10/07/03 17:45 Nr. 1
10/07/03 17:45
Total print-out
(always without code)
Tot. B/G 1234.5 lb. (560 kg)
Tot. T 34.5 lb. (15.6 kg)
Tot. N 1200.0 lb. (544.3 kg)
Tot. Nr. 999
10/07/03 17:45
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Changing the Thermal Paper Roll
1. Press down the two levers and pull the 2. Remove the existing paper roll. Position
cover towards you to open the printer the new paper roll, making sure it unrolls
cover. in the correct direction, as shown above.
3. Unroll the paper slightly. Re-close the 4. The printer is now ready for use.
cover, holding the edge of the paper.
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Changing the Time and Date on the Print-out
The date and time can be printed together with the weight information.

• The display shows “ho_00” or the previous hour time setting with the right digit flashing.
• Press ENTER ( ) to accept the old value.
Or
• Press the key to go up a value or press the key to go down a value until the required
value is reached.
• Press to change to the next digit and use the or key to change the value until the
required value is reached.
• Press ENTER ( ) to accept the new value.
• The display shows“m_00” or the previous minute time setting with the right digit flashing.
• Repeat the above procedure to accept or change the minute setting.
• The display shows “dA_00” or the previous date of the month setting with the right digit
flashing.
• Repeat the above procedure to accept or change the date of the month setting.
• The display shows “m_00” or the previous month setting with the right digit flashing.
• Repeat the above procedure to accept or change the month setting.
• The display shows “YE_00” or the previous year setting with the right digit flashing.
• Repeat the above procedure to accept or change the year setting.
• The indicator returns to normal weighing mode.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Use the troubleshooting procedures shown in the following table as a guide only.
SUB- POSSIBLE
CONDITION CONDITION CAUSE ACTION
No lifting Pump does not An air lock in the Pull up on the fingertip control and hold while
lift the load. hydraulic pumping the handle 8 to 10 times to bleed air from
system. the system.
Lifting, neutral, Chain anchor is Turn the nut on the chain anchor clockwise until the
and lowering out of pumping action, while in neutral, does not raise the
do not function adjustment. forks.
properly.
Forks raise and Dirt or foreign Pull up on the fingertip control and hold while
sink with pump particle is caught pumping the handle 8 to 10 times to purge the
action. in the cone valve valve system.
seat.
Indicator is Blank screen. Empty or Use a fully charged battery pack. (See “The Battery”
not defective battery on page 6.)
responsive Component Short or Measure 12VDC across the battery terminals. If the
damage. humidity. multimeter reads 12VDC, replace the board.
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SUB- POSSIBLE
Accuracy Scale gives Mechanical Load left and right fork with, for example, body
problem different problem. weight and see if the weight changes when you are
readings for the in different positions on the scale.
same load. There should not be a difference larger than 2 lb.
(0.9 kg).
If there is a bigger difference than 5 lb. (2.3 kg), you
have a load cell or a mechanical problem.
To make sure it is a mechanical problem, repeat the
test with a heavy load on the scale. Lift a pallet with
2000 or 3000 lbs. (907 to 1361 kg).
Reset the indicator for 0 lb. using the tare function.
Load corners with body weight by standing on, or
on the sides of the pallet. If the readings change
more than 5 lb. (2.3 kg) you have a mechanical
problem.
With the forks lifted half way up, the brackets for
the loading wheels may touch the fork shoe. By
taking off the fork shoe, scratches show if and
where it touches. Check if the cover bolts are loose
and tighten as required.
Load cell To be sure that it is not a mechanical problem, load
problem. the load cells directly. Take off the fork cover. Try to
apply weight 55 to 110 lbs. (25 to 50 kg) direct onto
each load cell. If the indicator shows the same
reading, the load cells are OK.
Measure the resistance with an ohm meter
between the wires and load cell body. Do this with
the other load cells disconnected from the
indicator. The load cells should measure
approximately 350 ohms between the signal wires:
yellow and green, and excitation wires, black and
red.
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SUB- POSSIBLE
Accuracy Scale gives Cable problem. Bad connections cause changes when moving the
problem different scale.
readings for the
cont’d same load. Bend and move the cable briskly, especially where
the cable is moving continuously while lifting.
While doing so, look at the display to see if it reacts
to the movements.
Potentiometer Move the board and put pressure with fingers on
problem. the potentiometers. If you see no change on the
screen, the potentiometer is good. If you see
changes on the screen, the potentiometer is bad
and needs to be replaced. Do not touch the contact.
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SUB- POSSIBLE
Reading The screen Humidity Check for water marks on the indicator board or
instability fluctuates load cell connections (potentiometers).
between
different values Indicator Sometimes the indicator shows a weight when the
and never load cells are disconnected. If you do this and the
settles to the indicator becomes more stable, it is most likely
actual value elsewhere in the system.
Check visually for traces of oxidation. If found,
heating the solder contacts can solve the problem.
Cables Bad connections cause changes when moving the

scale.
Bend and move the cable briskly especially where

the cable is moving continuously when lifting.
While doing so, look at the display to see if it reacts
to the movements.
The Move the board and put pressure with fingers on
potentiometers the potentiometers while looking at the display to
with which we see if it reacts. Do not touch the contact.
calibrate the
output of the
load cells are
mechanical parts
and are sensitive
to humidity,
shocks, and
vibration.
Load cells. If connected independently to the indicator, it can
be checked which one is unstable and which one is
not.
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SUB- POSSIBLE
Function error No reaction Defective touch Test can be done by making short cut on
when pushing panel. connection of the touch panel to simulate a key
keys being pressed. Check for wear or broken contacts in
the flat cable going to the indicator board.
Take out the battery pack and replace to see if it

starts up afterwards.
Not summing Operator error. Make sure load is stable.
Scale needs to be unloaded before accepting new
print.
System does not print weights that are smaller than
the graduation. For example: Increments of 2 lb.
(0.91 kg) graduation or 5 lb. (2.26kg) graduation.
HELP HELP 2 Scale is Take load from scale. If there is no load, do the
messages overloaded. same checks as you do with HELP 3 and 7.
Help 3 or 7 Load cell signal Check cables for damage. Move the cable while
too high or too looking at the display to see if the indicator reacts.
low. Measure the resistance with an ohm meter
between the wires and load cell body. Do this with
the other load cells disconnected from the
indicator. The load cells should measure
approximately 350 ohms between the signal wires:
yellow and green, and excitation wires, black and
red.
Check the excitation signal of the indicator.
Help 4 Out of zero Zero calibration needed.

range.
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SPARE PARTS EXPLODED VIEW
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SPARE PARTS LIST – Weighing Hand Pallet Truck Model LFTSC
No Part Number Description Quantity

1 990-1186 Panel, Touch Indicator 1
2 990-1187 Indicator, Print Board 1
4 990-1188 Battery Module 12 V 1.2 Ah with Handle 1
5 990-1189 Battery Module Fixation Clip 1
6 990-1190 Cover Plate Printer 1
7 990-1191 Indicator Housing, Top Cover 1
8 990-1192 Indicator Housing, Main Housing, RAL 5002 1
9 990-1170 Switch, Level 1
10 990-1193 Load Cell Calibration Board 1
11 990-1194 Indicator Housing, Back Cover, RAL 1028 1
12 990-1195 Indicator Housing, Pedestal 1
13 990-1196 Battery Charger 1
14 990-1155 Bolt, Forkshoe Mounting M12 x 60 1
15 990-1154 Bolt, Load Cell Mounting M12 x 35 2
16 990-1152 Load Cell 1
17 990-1153 Plate, Load Cell Mounting 6 MM 1
18 990-1156 Nut, Forkshoe Mounting 1
19 990-1157 Handle (Black) 1
20 990-1158 Pump (Black) 1
21 990-1160 Wheel, Steering Polyurethane 2
22 990-1150 Forkshoes, Set 1
23 990-1151 Chassis 1
24 990-1161 Wheel, Load (Polyurethane) 2
25 990-1162 Bolt, Indicator Support Mounting 2
26 990-1197 Paper, Single 1
27 990-1198 Printer, APS Thermal 1
28 990-1199 Printer, Mounting Part 1
29 990-1200 Voltage Regulator 1
30 990-1201 Printer Complete 1
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CALIBRATION
Calibration Instructions Indicator

The calibration mode can only be accessed from the standard weighing mode. You cannot get into the cal-
ibration mode when you are in piece count mode.
Defining Zero
• Unload the system.
• Switch the system on.
• To enter the zero calibration mode, press the >0< key for 10 seconds.
• After 3 seconds, the display shows the last entered code.
• After 7 seconds, the display goes into the zero calibration mode and starts adjusting.
• The display shows “Adj08” and run down until “Adj00”. The adjustment was completed.
• The indicator shows the percentage of the total capacity that was adjusted. For a normal
scale, this would be between 5 and 8 percent. A larger percentage could mean one or more
load cells are broken. A lower percentage could mean the fork cover is not mounted.
• When the zero point is defined, the system automatically returns to the standard weighing
mode.
Single Point Calibration

• Press the key for about 10 seconds.
• After 3 seconds, the display shows the last entered pre-set tare value.
• After 7 seconds, the display goes into calibration mode.
• The display shows the first calibration point with the pointer “e1” flashing.
• Use the and keys to see the three earlier programmed values on the display.
• The pointer moves through e1-3. “e1” is the first calibration point, “e2” the second, and “e3”
the third.
When calibrating only one point, the second and third values should be set to zero.
• Use the and keys to move to the second calibration point.
• The display shows the pointer “e2” flashing.
• Press the key.
• The display shows the previously entered calibration value, with the last segment flashing.
• Use the , , and keys to return all the segments to zero.
• Press the key.
• Use the and keys to move to the third calibration point.
• Repeat the above to set all the segments to zero.
• Press the key.
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Calibrating the single point
• Use the and keys to return to the first point.
• The indicator shows the value of the first calibration point, with the “e1”pointer flashing.
• Load the scale with a known weight.
• Press the key to enter this weight onto the indicator. The first segment starts flashing.
• Use the and keys to change all the segments until the proper weight is entered.
• Press the key to return to calibration mode. The “e1” pointer starts flashing.
• Press the key for 3 seconds to confirm the entered weight.
• This calibration number counts down from “Adj 08” to “Adj 00”. The first calibration point is
now set.
• Leave the calibration mode by pressing the or key until “AP XX” is shown. This number
indicates the calibration sensitivity percentage, for example, “AP 0”.
• Press the key.
• The display shows the value of the gravitation constant. Use the , , and keys to
correct this for your location.
• Press the key to return to the standard weighing mode.
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Multi-Point Calibration
• Push the key for about 10 seconds.
• After 3 seconds, the display shows the last entered pre-set tare value.
• After 7 seconds, the display goes into the calibration mode.
• The display shows the first calibration point with the pointer “e1” flashing.
• Use the and keys to see the three earlier programmed values on the display. The pointer
moves through e1-3. “e1” is the first calibration point, “e2” the second, and “e3” the third.
• Use the and keys to return to the first point.
• The indicator shows the value of the first calibration point with the “e1” pointer flashing.
• Load the weighing system with a known weight.
• Press the key to enter this weight onto the indicator.
• The first segment starts flashing.
• Use the , , and keys to change all segments until the proper weight is entered.
• Press the key to return to calibration mode.
• The “e1” pointer starts flashing.
• Press the key for 3 seconds to confirm the entered weight.
• This calibration number counts down from “Adj 08” to “Adj“, the first calibration point is now
set.
• Move to the second calibration point.
• The display shows the pointer “e2” flashing.
• Repeat the procedure for a second known weight. Be aware that the value of this weight has to
be higher than that of the first weight. If not, the display shows “ERR98” and returns to the
entry mode for the calibration point.
• Repeat the procedure for the third known weight. Leave calibration mode by pressing the
or key until “AP XX” is shown.
• This number indicates the calibration sensitivity percentage, for example, “AP 07”.
• Press the key.
• The display shows the value of the gravitation constant. Use the , , and keys to
correct this for your location.
• Press the key to return to the standard weighing mode.
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PARAMETER SETTINGS
ATTENTION: Before entering the setup mode, make sure that the battery sup-
ply is sufficient. A low battery may cause the micro-processor to block. If
this happens remove the empty battery and replace it with a fully charged
battery. You should be able to start the indicator in the normal way.
To enter the setup mode, turn on the indicator and keep the key pressed for 20 seconds. You go
through the normal start-up routine (all segments on; software version; calibration number, and
weight) and end up in the “P_01” with the right digit flashing.
At this stage you may proceed as follows:
• Press the key quickly to enter parameter 01.

• The display shows the setting for this parameter at this moment.
• You may change the setting by using the or the key.
OR
• You can accept the setting by pressing .
OR
• To move to the next parameter you press the key.
OR
• To move to the previous parameter you press the key.
To leave the set-up mode, you do the following:
• With “P_XX” in the display, press the key quickly.

• The display shows “P_00”.
• Press the key again quickly.
• If a change was made to the settings, the display shows “SET__” briefly and then returns to
the normal weighing mode. The calibration number is increased every time a change is
made in the set up and also after a new calibration.
• If no change was made, the display returns into the normal weighing mode.
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In the following pages, the different parameters are explained and the standard settings are given.
Parameters that are not used yet are not accessible or shown with underscores.
PARAMETERS:
Default
Parameter Function Settings US
01 Start-up unit (and print units) 1=kg / 2=lb. 2
02 Smallest graduation step for 0.1/0.2/0.5…………10/20/50 0.5
multi-range
03 Largest graduation step for 0.1/0.2/0.5 ………...10/20/50 2

multi-range
04 Number of graduations for 0000-9900 divisions 1000

every range
05 Weighing capacity system (full 0000-99999 units 5000

scale)
06 Motion tolerance for stable 0-32 1

off 0.5 grad./sec
1 grad./sec 2 grad./sec
07 Filter size 0-12 8
0=off
1=light filtering, 12=heavy filtering
08 Auto zero range 0=off 0.5 division 0.5
1=division 3 divisions
09 Zero range positive (+) 0-100% (approved 2%) of span 10
10 Zero range negative (-) 0-100% (approved 2%) of span 10
11 Test Function BASIC ADC Counts BASIC
10x Resolution
12 Not used
13 Not used
14 Start-up number to add in 1-2-5-10-20-50-95 10
sampling mode
15 Units switch mode active Yes / No Yes
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Default
16 Setpoint function 0-4 0
0=not used
1=overload gross (only 1 setpoint used)
2=overload gross (only 1 setpoint used)
3=Printer (without date/time/switched supply)
4=not used
17 Application Basic (standard) or Peakhold (Phold) BASIC
18 Gravity value working area 9.750-9.850 9.797
19 Key function Remote - Local - Both Local
20 Baudrate comport 1 600-1200-2400-4800-9600-19200 9600
21 Databits comport 1 7-8 8
22 Parity comport 1 none/odd/even none
23 Stopbits comport 1 1-2 1
24 Not used
25 Dataprotocol comport 1 0-4 0
0=PC bi-directional command structure
1=not used
2=Remote display continuously
4=not used
26 Number of linefeeds comport 1 0-9 0
27-29 Not used
30 Baudrate comport 2 600-1200-2400-4800-9600-19200 9600
31 Databits comport 2 7-8 8
32 Parity comport 2 none/odd/even none
33 Stopbits comport 2 1-2 1
34 Not used
35 Dataprotocol comport 2 0-4 3
0=PC bi-directional command structure
1=not used
2=Remote display continuously
4=not used
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Default
36 Number of linefeeds comport 2 0-9 5
37 Printout form 0-1 0
0=standard 1=total
38 Printout format time/date European format dd/mm/yy hh:mm USA
USA format mm/dd/yy hh:mm
39 Not used
40 Level switch 0=not used 1=N.C. 2=N.O. 0
41 Delay trigger time level switch 0-10 sec. 3
42 Not used
43-49 Not used
50 Battery used 12VDC 6 VDC 12v
51 Low Bat switch off time 0-99 mins 2
0=not switched off
52 Auto shut off time if not used 0-99 mins 15
0= always on
53 Not used
54 Peak hold time 0-7 4
55 threshold value 9999kg/lb 200
56-89 Not used
90 Reset to default parameter If parameter 01 was on 1, it defaults to the EU
setting without altering settings. If P_01 =2, the US setting is
calibration parameters defaulted. New delivered boards have EU
settings.
91 Reset to default parameter If parameter 01 was on 1, it defaults to the EU
settings including calibration settings. If P_01 =2, the US setting is
parameters defaulted. New delivered boards have EU
settings.
92-99 Not used
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LIFT-RITE® LEGAL FOR TRADE SCALE TRUCK (LFTSC)
WARRANTY CERTIFICATE
Your new Lift -Rite LFTSC is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship as follows:
One (1) Year parts only warranty from date of delivery on all Non-wearable parts.
Six (6) Months parts only warranty from date of delivery on all Wearable parts.
Wheels and tires
Bearings
Fuses
Batteries
Components found to be defective by the product manufacturer or an authorized LIFT-RITE Dealer will be
replaced or repaired. Replaced or repaired components will be warranted for the balance of the applicable
truck warranty period, or 30 days, whichever is longer. Freight charges incurred for parts involved in the
replacement or repair of a defective component will be covered up to $120 (US). Labor charges may be
reimbursed up to $60 (US) per unit, per repair, at the sole discretion of the manufacturer. Transportation of the
product to and from a LIFT-RITE authorized dealer, local taxes, and customs charges, if any, are excluded.
This warranty does not apply to the following:
Any attachments purchased for use with this truck.
LIFT-RITE reserves the right to make changes and improvements in design without making changes to
previously manufactured products of the same description.
Notwithstanding any other language contained herein, this warranty is expressly voided without any further
notice if any modification is made to the LIFT-RITE product, or if additional components or devices are added to
the LIFT-RITE product, without prior approval having been granted in writing by LIFT-RITE.
THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY.

THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
In no event shall LIFT-RITE be liable for incidental, special, or consequential damages.
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SELECTED OSHA REGULATIONS FOR LIFT TRUCKS
Note: Some or all of the following may not be applicable to your hand pallet lift truck.
The use of forklift trucks in the workplace is governed by various regulations. In the United States, the Federal
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued regulations which cover the majority of workplaces.
In addition, several states have implemented regulations which apply instead of the Federal regulations.
Check with your local OSHA office or provincial Labor Bureau to confirm which regulations govern your workplace.
Because of their wide applicability, this section of your manual lists several parts of the Federal OSHA regulations that
might be of particular importance to your workplace.
The full text of the Federal regulations can be found in the Code of Federal Regulations at 29 CFR Section 1910.178.
The following citations are followed by a reference to the appropriate subparagraph of the regulations.
• Modifications and additions which affect capacity and safe operation shall not be performed by the customer or
user without manufacturers prior written approval. Capacity, operation and maintenance instruction plates, tags
or decals shall be changed accordingly. (a) (3)
• The user shall see that all nameplates and markings are in place and are maintained in a legible condition. (a) (6)
• The employer shall ensure that each powered industrial truck operator is competent to operate a powered
industrial truck safely, as demonstrated by the successful completion of the training and evaluation specified in
this paragraph. (l) (1) (i)
• Prior to permitting an employee to operate a powered industrial truck (except for training purposes), the employer
shall ensure that each operator has successfully completed the training required by this paragraph. (l) (1) (ii)
• Trainees may operate a powered industrial truck only under the direct supervision of persons who have the
knowledge, training, and experience to train operators and evaluate their competence and where such operation
does not endanger the trainee or other employees. (l) (2) (i) (A) (B)
• Training shall consist of a combination of formal instruction (e.g. lecture, discussion, interactive computer
learning, videotape, written material), practical training (demonstrations performed by the trainer and practical
exercises performed by the trainee), and evaluation of the operator’s performance in the workplace. (l) (2) (B) (ii)
[Editorial Note: For required training program content, refer to (l) (3) (i) (A-M) and (l) (3) (ii) (A-I).]
• Refresher training, including an evaluation of the effectiveness of that training, shall be conducted as required by
paragraph (l) (4) (ii) to ensure that the operator has the knowledge and skills needed to operate the powered
industrial truck safely. (l) (4) (i)
• An evaluation of each powered industrial truck operator’s performance shall be conducted at least once every three
years. (l) (4) (iii)
• The employer shall certify that each operator has been trained and evaluated as required by this paragraph (l). The
certification shall include the name of the operator, the date of the training, the date of the evaluation, and the
identity of the person(s) performing the training or evaluation. (l) (6)
• The employer shall prohibit arms or legs from being placed between the uprights of the mast or outside the running
lines of the truck. (m) (4)
• Brakes shall be set and wheel blocks shall be in place to prevent movement of trucks, trailers or railroad cars while
loading or unloading. Fixed jacks may be necessary to support a semitrailer when the trailer is not coupled to a
tractor. The flooring of trucks, trailers, and railroad cars shall be checked for breaks and weakness before they are
driven onto. (m) (7)
• Only approved industrial trucks shall be used in hazardous locations. (m) (11)
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• All traffic regulations shall be observed, including authorized plant speed limits. A safe distance shall be
maintained approximately three truck lengths from the truck ahead, and the truck shall be kept under control at
all times. (n) (1)
• The driver shall be required to slow down and sound the horn at cross aisles and other locations where vision is
obstructed. If the load being carried obstructs forward view, the driver shall be required to travel with the load
trailing. (n) (4)
• Under all travel conditions the truck shall be operated at a speed that permits it to be brought to a stop in a safe
manner. (n) (8)
• Stunt driving and horseplay shall not be permitted. (n) (9)
• If at any time a powered industrial truck is found to be in need of repair, defective, or in any way unsafe, the truck
shall be taken out of service until it has been restored to safe operating condition. (p) (1)
• Any power-operated industrial truck not in safe operating condition shall be removed from service. All repairs shall
be made by authorized personnel. (q) (1)
• All parts of any such industrial truck requiring replacement shall be replaced only by parts equivalent as to safety
with those used in the original design. (q) (5)
• Industrial trucks shall be examined before being placed in service, and shall not be placed in service if the
examination shows any condition adversely affecting the safety of the truck. Such examination shall be made at
least daily. Where powered industrial trucks are used on a round-the-clock basis, they shall be examined after each
shift. Defects when found shall be immediately reported and corrected. (q) (7)
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BEFORE YOU BEGIN 3

To raise the load, push NOTE:

For free handle

Mounting the Pump Handle

USING THE WEIGHING HAND PALLET TRUCK

Taking the System into Operation

There are three display-modes: lbs., kg, or the number of pieces.

the scale (including load) is stable

the weight shown is negative

ZERO the weight shown is within the zero range

NET the display is showing the net weight

e1 the weight shown is in range 1

e2 the weight shown is in range 2

e3 the weight shown is in range 3

stp Set-point 1 is activated

stp2 Set-point 2 is activated

Function level 1 Function level 2 Function level 3

zero setting code entry enter

decrease the value of

shift to the next digit on

on/off switch Change units mode clear entry

Displayed error Meaning Out of error mode

Before Weighing: Check Zero Point

Net Weighing: Automatic Tare

Sample Tare Entry

• Press the key.

Piece Count: Enter a Piece Weight

• Load the system with the weight that should be added.

Press the key for 3 seconds to check the subtotal.

• Press the key for 3 seconds.

The Print Out

Standard print-out Standard print-out

• Press the key for 6 seconds.

Cables Bad connections cause changes when moving the

Bend and move the cable briskly especially where

Take out the battery pack and replace to see if it

Help 4 Out of zero Zero calibration needed.

No Part Number Description Quantity

Calibration Instructions Indicator

Single Point Calibration

At this stage you may proceed as follows:

• Press the key quickly to enter parameter 01.

To leave the set-up mode, you do the following:

• With “P_XX” in the display, press the key quickly.

03 Largest graduation step for 0.1/0.2/0.5 ………...10/20/50 2

04 Number of graduations for 0000-9900 divisions 1000

05 Weighing capacity system (full 0000-99999 units 5000

06 Motion tolerance for stable 0-32 1

15 Units switch mode active Yes / No Yes

This warranty does not apply to the following:

Any attachments purchased for use with this truck.

THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY.

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