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Torn or detached tape
Proper floor level height
Proper floor level rotation
Proper stow level
Proper floor threshold alignment
Excessive wear
Loose rivet
Proper closure
Excessive interference during
stowing cycles
Debris buildup
Pin fatigue
Spring fatigue/failure
Debris build up
Damage, fatigue & adhesion
Excessive wear
Uncharacteristic marks
Debris buildup
Pin fatigue
Debris buildup
Positive lock engagement
Replace tape
Floor height per ramp support
Floor level sensor pick-up
Stow level sensor pick-up
Carriage “full out” alignment
Replace pad
Replace rivet, pad
Inspect front cover hinge (next item)
Check platform position for
clearance.
See Troubleshooting Guide
Clean, lubricate
Replace hinge
Replace hinge
Clean
Replace seals
Replace pads
Identify marking item and correct
Clean, lubricate
Replace
Clean
Re-engage
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13, 14
13, 14
20
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13
24, 25
12, 13
13
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Below is a list of routine inspections which should
be done to ensure optimal ramp performance and
prevent excessive wear leading to poor operation
and possible component failure. Refer to the speci-
fied pages within this manual for further details.
These ramp inspections should be performed if the
ramp has unusual malfunctions, the bus is undergo-
ing routine service, or after every 500 completed
cycles, whichever comes first. If the ramp fails to
operate at a satisfactory level after performing these
inspections and the accompanying adjustment or
course of action, please contact your local Braun
distributor or The Braun Corporation’s Product Sup-
port Department for further assistance.
See Manual
Inspect For What Action/Adjustment Page No.
Exterior Inspection
Platform
Ramp
Skid Pads
Front
Cover
Front
Cover
Hinge
Front
Cover
Seals
Front
Cover
Skid pads
Ramp Hinge
Electrical
Connectors
Inspection List