Recent content by AlpinaB7

Yes. Just now. I used to have lots of time and no money. Now I have lots of money and no time. So, it takes me forever to get stuff done. Up and running. I have not put a car on it yet. It will also come in handy for a table in the garage, say to cut a sheet of plywood, etc. Aston owners manual...

Green wire on the motor shows continuity to the motor chassis and the cabinet (or to screws that go through the cabinet). So run a 3 wire cable to a plug. Red and blue go to the poles on the 2 pole breaker. Green goes to the chassis with a self tapper (I think it’s a better connection than the...

No neutral. It doesn't have any 120v stuff in it but I think the lock mechanism works on 24V. But there is a transformer or something to reduce that. But should it be grounded somehow? And if so, how?

Hopefully someone can tell me. I'd assume it needs the ground.

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I'll move it over to your original post. I didn't see anything a few days ago (before you posted) so I created the new post. So everything is together https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/scissor-lift-install-help.518208/#post-10193947

My lift does not have that connector. It looks like you got the wrong terminal on that end. There are 6 wires total. Check my picture. I think it is for the locking mechanism on the lift.

Did you get this figured out? I just posted the same since I didn't find someone with the exact same problem. I searched before you posted though. Here is my link. Same lift but the vendor says they can't provide wiring info as they are not licensed electricians.

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I just purchased a mid-rise scissor lift that i'm excited about. I'm too old to be jacking cars up, setting jack stands and rolling under them. I have seen some other questions asked here about wiring for these but none of those questions is identical to mine. The lifts wires for power come off...