Part #302-010101

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Note: Rockler may not carry all products and/or sizes listed in this vendor's publication

27178 LFT-01 Vista23675 LFT-02 Summit21822 LFT-03 Horizon28442 LFT-04 Peak28488 LFT-05 Pinnacle26570 LFT-06 Plateau25659 LFT-07 Crest28890 LFT-08 Ridge26498 LFT-09 Majestic26493 LFT-10 Sierra

BEFORE YOU GET STARTEDREAD INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Before you do anything, make sure to thoroughly read & follow these instructions. Failure to doso can result in injury to yourself, damage to the lift, and/or damage to your electronics.

RISKS & SAFETY CONCERNS

Serious injury, safety hazards, possibly even death may result if lift installation is not doneproperly. To greatly reduce these risks, follow the instillation instructions exactly. Read thesesafety warnings and tips completely and keep them in mind while installing your lift.

WARNING! Entrapment/Entanglement Hazard: When operating your lift, make sureto keep your hands, clothing, and hair clear of the moving parts, as they couldbecome entangled or caught in the apparatus. This can cause injury, possibly evendeath, as well as damage to the lift itself.

WARNING! Keep Children Clear: Entrapment hazard when lift is in motion. Smallchildren should not play on or around the lift when in motion. Injury to limbs orpossibly even death may result.

WARNING! Risk Of Electric Shock: This devise uses live electrical current tooperate. This fact means there is a risk of electric shock, especially if the lift isexposed to water.

WARNING! Not For Use With Extension Cords: Do not use this product withextension cords. It is illegal to use extension cords within walls. Use of an extensioncord with this product may pose serious safety risks, such as (but not necessarilylimited to) fire or electrical hazards.

WARNING! Falling Hazard: Especially with larger lift models and with ceiling or wallinstallations, there is a serious risk of the lift falling on those installing it. Make sure thelift is not left in a precarious position. Make sure to exercise caution when holding yourlift in any position where it may pose a falling hazard.

WARNING! Do Not Exceed Maximum Safe Weight: Each model lift has been ratedto be safe to use when it lifts up to and not exceeding a certain weight (see the“Planning For A Successful Installation” section for the figures). If you use your lift withitems exceeding these maximum safe weights, your lift will not be safe to use.

WARNING! Enclosed Space, Fire Hazard: In its hidden position, the lift will be in anenclosed space. Proper ventilation MUST be provided for any TV or electrical devicethat shares this space or otherwise generates heat in this space. Failure to properlyventilate is a potentially serious fire hazard.

Safety Tips:

• Make sure children are accounted for and at a safe distance from the area you’re working in,whether or not you are present at the area at all times.

• Do not ware baggy or excessively loose clothing and, if you have longer hair, make sure to tieyour hair so it will be out of the way.

• Your work area should be well lit and as free from harmful distractions as is possible.

• Make sure that your hands and those of any helpers will be able to maintain a solid grip onthe lift while moving/installing it. Sweaty hands may cause the lift to slip.

• As with any home improvement endeavor, it’s best to be of a clear mind while working. Do notattempt to install your lift while under the influence of alcohol or prescription medication.

REMOVING YOUR LIFT FROM ITS PACKAGING

1.) Inspect the outside of the box for any shipping damage. If you suspect shippingdamage, contact your shipper immediately. Lift ItTM is not responsible for any damage to ourproducts that occurs during shipping.

2.) Open box.

3.) Remove lift from box by lifting it straight up, holding it securely by the frame as shown(Picture #1).

4.) Remove the Styrofoam corners.

5.) Remove package rack locks (Picture #2). Pull each of the four (4) rack lock lift protectors.Rack locks protect your lift during shipping and must be removed before operating your lift.

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TEST LIFT FUNCTION

Lift It™ tests all lifts and has thorough quality control methods in place to insure against asubstandard lift leaving our facilities. However, a lift may still be damaged during shipping orhandling. For this reason we strongly recommend plugging your lift in and running it up and downto insure that it functions properly before beginning installation.

Follow these steps to test your lift:

1.) Set the lift upright on a flat surface where it will not wobble. If you’re unsure, brace it inplacebefore you begin.

2.) Inspect the lift for any obvious damage. If you spot any, do not proceed with installation andcontact your shipper for assistance.

3.) Pull power cord out of the lift through the back access hole (Picture #3) and plug the cord intoa 110V AC power outlet (Illustration #A).

4.) Using the remote, run the lift up once by pressing and holding the UP button, then down againby pressing and holding the DOWN button (Safety Reminder: Make sure to keep fingers/hands clear while testing). If the lift does not function, do not proceed with installation, contactyour Lift It authorized dealer or distributor for assistance.

PLANNING FOR A SUCCESSFUL INSTALLATIONPLANNING YOUR INSTILLATION IN ADVANCE

It is very important to plan your installation before hand. Select the area you want to install yourlift. Measure the space, make sure it’s level & of the correct size. Not planning ahead can causea host of problems, such as getting halfway done and realizing there’s no 110V power outlet inrange, or ending up sealing the lift in without easy access. Full access to the lift should beavailable after the installation is complete, not just access to a power cord; you should be able tocompletely remove the lift if necessary. (note: service access is necessary to meet Lift ItTM’swarranty requirements)

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VENTILATION REQUIREMENTS

Important Notice: For any lift combined with a television, there must be adequate ventilation forthe television. Without proper ventilation, your television's warranty could be voided by theoriginal manufacturer. Lack of proper ventilation may also cause your television to malfunction oroverheat, this can result in damage to your television and, very possibly, a fire hazard.

Lift It™ Ventilation Recommendations:

1.) Follow all ventilation requirements provided by your TV manufacturer.

2.) Ventilation holes should be small slots of less that 1/4" in height with a length of any distance,or round holes of less than 1/4" in diameter.

3.) Safety Notice - WARNING! Entrapment Hazard: Ventilation holes should NEVER allowchildren or adults access to the moving lift; their body parts, hair, and/or articles of clothingshould NEVER be allowed access to the moving lift.

4.) Separate your ventilation into low and high sections (the lower ventilation holes should belarger than the high ones). This allows for good ‘convection’ (natural air flow).

5.) Safety Notice - WARNING! Fire Hazard: Use noncombustible materials when lining theinterior of your lift walls. Make sure all combustible materials are removed from the liftenclosure before use.

6.) Only plug your television into the provided outlet on your Lift ItTM control box. The control boxautomatically powers down your television when it closes and therefore significantly reducesthe heat generated, which lowers the risk of damage to you television and the risk of fire.

MAXIMUM WEIGHT RATINGS

These are the maximum weights that any of our lifts can accommodate. Make sure not to useanything that exceeds these maximums.

Lift Model Maximum WeightLFT-01 and LFT-02 50 lbs.LFT-03 and LFT-04 75 lbs.LFT-05 to LFT-07 100 lbs.LFT-08 and LFT-09 120 lbs.LFT-11 to LFT-25 100 lbs.

ELECTRICAL RATINGS

Lift Model Electrical RatingLFT-01 to LFT-06 120V, 60 Hz, 2.5 AmpLFT-07 to LFT-09 120V, 60 Hz, 3.5 AmpLFT-11 to LFT-25 120V, 60 Hz, 2.5 Amp

SIMPLE THINGS TO PLAN FOR UP FRONT

• Selecting where you want to install your lift.Be sure before you begin that the location iscorrect, that you will be able to view the TV asyou envision, and that there is the right amountof space available for not only the lift, but forany accessories you may wish to add as well.

• Make sure the sides of the space where you’reinstalling your lift are straight & parallel and thatthe bottom surface is level (Picture #4).

• Ensure you have access to a 110V poweroutlet (Illustration #A), as well as to any cableTV, satellite connection, or any other outletsor inputs you may need to access.

• Make sure you will be able to access the liftpost installation. You may need to changea/v components or adjust the lift.

• Plan how you’d like to cover your lift once it’sinstalled. There are two options available, the Hinge & Bumper Method (Picture #5) or theCap Method (Picture #6). See the Lift Cover Solutions page for details to help you decidewhich method to use.

• Make sure you have the tools listed in the next section before you begin.

• Familiarize yourself with these instructions before you begin.

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TERMINOLOGY & TOOLS USEDTERMINOLOGY

• Black Plastic Bumper: Bumper & Hinge Method(Illustration #B, Picture #7)

• Top Mounting Foot: Cap Method (Illustration #C)

• TV Mounting Brackets: (Illustration #D)

• TV Arm/Sleeve: (Picture #7)

• Vertical Rails: (Picture #7)

• Wire-Shield : (Picture #7)

• Bottom Mounting Foot: (Picture #7)

• Moving Rack: (Picture #8)

• Cable Management Arm: (Picture #8)

• Stationary Bottom Plate: (Picture #8)

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• Pan Head Screws:10/32 x 1/2” Pan Head

LIST OF TOOLS NEEDED

• Level

• Tape Measure

• 1/8" Allen Wrench (Picture #9)

• Phillips Screwdriver

SETTING THE LIFTMEASURE THE SPACE

VERY IMPORTANT: Before attaching the lift to where you’re installing it, make sure the sides ofthe location are exactly parallel to the sides of the lift. Any deviation will most likely cause the liftto be damaged when itis used (Picture #10).

Measure the space toensure the lift is squareand level beforeattaching the lift inplace (Picture #11).

• Counter Sink Screws:#10 x 0.175 Flat Head

• Set Screws:1/4-20 x 1/4" Set Screw

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INSTALL THE LIFT IN PLACE

SAFETY REMINDER: Especially with a larger lift, make sure you have a good solid grip on thelift before moving it into place, one that will allow you to comfortably place it into wherever you’reinstalling your lift. If you are at all unsure, get someone to help you. Clear the place you’re settingthe lift in of any obstructions.

Pull power cord out of the lift through the back access hole (Picture #3) and plug the cord into a110V AC power outlet (Illustration #A).

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Lift In Correct Position.

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FASTEN INTO PLACE

Use the eight counter sink screwsprovided (Illustration #F) to securethe lift into place by fastening thevertical rails to the sides of whereyou’re installing your lift – again, youmust be sure the rails are parallelbefore fastening the lift into place sothat the lift will not be damaged(Illustration #H, Picture #14). Thescrews used have flat heads, it isvery important that they do not stickout at all, as that would likely causethe lift to hit the screw duringoperation (Picture #15).

WARNING! DO NOT OVER TIGHTENOver tightening can cause the rail to bend. Make sure the screw head is flush with (not protrudingfrom) the rail. (Picture #15)

TEST LIFT FUNCTION

Once the lift is installed, clear all obstructions and cables away from the lift’s moving parts, thenrun the lift up and down to ensure proper operation.

• Test Instructions: Using the remote, run the lift up once by pressing and holding the UP but-ton, then down again by pressing and holding the DOWN button. If the lift does not function,do not proceed with installation, skip ahead to the trouble-shooting guide and follow the stepsoutlined there.

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SETTING THE TVTV MOUNTING KIT

Your TV Mounting Kit Contains all of the screws and mounting plates necessary for the sucessfulinstallation of your LCD or Plasma TV.

EXAMINE YOUR TV MOUNTING POINTS

Small TV Configuration: VESA, 4 screws per bracket, 1 TV mounting bracket(Illustration #I, Picture #16)

Large TV Configuration: 1 screw per bracket, 4 TV mounting brackets(Illustration #J, Picture #17)

Small TV, VESA, single (1) bracket

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MOUNT TV BRACKETS TO TELEVISION

1.) Attach the mounting brackets to the mounting holes on the back of your LCD or Plasma TV/monitor using the needed number of screws per bracket (Pictures #18-19, Illustrations #K-L),depending on your examination of the mounting points.

2.) Adjusting the TV armsStep 1: Loosen the four setscrews (Illustration #G) oneach TV sleeve’s bottommounting foot (Illustration #M).

3.) Adjusting the TV armsStep 2: Slide the mountingfeet to match the distancebetween each TV sleeve.

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MOUNT TV ON LIFT

1.) Position the TV mounting brackets over the top of the TV sleeves and slide it them on(Pictures #20-21).

2.) Set the preferred TV height,then install the four (4) 1/8”Allen screws (Picture #22,Illustrations #E & #N).

WATCH OUT FOR THIS:When lowering the monitorat this point, make sure that,as the TV descends, it will nottouch the sides of the locationit’s being lowered in to asdamage may occur if it does.

3.) Lower the monitor into placeby pressing & holding the DOWN button on theremote.

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LIFT COVER SOLUTIONS

OPTION A.) The Hinge & Bumper Method:To use the hinge & bumper method, install the blackplastic bumpers (Illustration #O, Pictures #6 & #23)at the top of the TV mounting sleeves.

OPTION B.) The Cap Method:To use the cap method, install the top mounting feet (Illustrations #E & #P, Pictures #5 & #24-26)at the top of the TV mounting sleeves.

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LIFT CONTROLSLIFT CONTROL FEATURES

Your control box facilitates RF (Radio Frequency), IR (Infra-Red), Wired Remote, & SafetyInterlock control connections (Illustration #Q). Included with your lift is:

• A compact RF remote, our control box picks up this signal to operate your lift.• IR control cables can be attached to a receiver for an IR remote control.• A wired remote connection enables you to run a wire into your control box to operate your lift

by a momentary toggle switch.• The Safety Interlock

feature allows you to seta pre-requirement beforelift operation, this can beused for parental controlor to insure safeoperating conditions (suchas restricting the lift frombeing used when theengine is running on amotor coach). See yourinstallation professionalfor assistance withutilizing this option.

See the following sectionsfor instructions on how to useeach control option.

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Plug switches on when thelift opens and off when thelift closes. This importantfeature protects your TV

from being on while the lift isin a closed position.

120V Plug-Infor use with yourtelevision.

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RF (RADIO-FREQUENCY)

• Lift ItTM Wireless Remote Control (Illustration #R):This compact-sized radio-frequency remote operates atdistances of up to 30 feet.

To operate the lift using this remote: Press and hold the UPbutton to raise the lift, the light on the remote will come onand the lift will move up for as long as there is distance left togo and the key is held down. To lower the lift back down, pressand hold the DOWN button just as you did with the UP button.The lift will only move while a key is held down and will stopimmediately when the key is released, this is part of Lift ItTM’ssafety system.

Programming your RF remote:1.) Remove the battery cover by pressing down on the edge,

then pushing the cover out as shown. (Picture #RF1)2.) Place switch to DOWN position. (Picture #RF2)3.) Press DOWN button twice, the red LED light will come on. (Picture #RF3)4.) Press the RF Programming button on the moving rack. (Pictures #RF4-RF5)5.) Return the switch to the UP position. (Picture #RF6)6.) Replace the battery cover.7.) The RF remote is now programmed. Check lift operation: Using the remote, run the lift up

once by pressing and holding the UP button, then down again by pressing and holding theDOWN button (Safety Reminder: Make sure to keep fingers/hands clear while testing).

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Switching Operational Modes On Your RF Remote:Your RF remote is capable of operating in two modes: “Automatic Mode” & “Safety Mode”.In Automatic Mode, the lift will move when a button is pressed, continue to move when you let go,then stop if you press either of the buttons.In Safety Mode, you must hold a button down for the lift to move, when you let go, the lift willautomatically stop moving.

SAFETY TIP: You should always use your lift in Safety Mode if children will have access, or maybe in a position to gain access without your knowledge, to this RF remote.

Your RF remote comes set to Automatic Mode; to switch to Safety Mode, follow these steps:1.) Remove the battery cover by pressing down on the edge, then pushing the cover out as

shown. (Picture #RF1)2.) Place switch to DOWN position. (Picture #RF2)3.) Press the UP button once, the indicator light (LED) will light up. (Picture #RF7)4.) Release the UP button5.) The LED will flash three times to confirm that the remote is in Automatic Mode. (Picture #RF8)6.) Press and release the up button twice. (Picture #RF7) Note: If the UP button is not pressed

within 6 seconds the remote will time-out and the LED will light up steadily – this is a safetytime-out. If this happens, return the switch to the UP position and then return to Step 2.

7.) The LED will flash twice to indicate that the remote is now in Safety Mode (Picture #RF8)8.) Return the switch to the UP position (Picture #RF6)9.) Replace the battery cover & check the lift’s operation to insure that the lift is really in Safety

mode. (Safety Reminder: Make sure to keep fingers/hands clear while lift is in motion).

To return your RF remote to Automatic Mode, follow the same steps. The process only differs onStep 5 where the LED will flash twice, and Step 7 where the LED will flash three times.

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IR (INFRA-RED)• Installer Provided Wireless Controller:IR sensor cable not provided. The Lift ItTM control box is an IR ready system. IR allows you to usethe lift’s UP and DOWN feature through any universal IR remote control. An IR sensor is neededto use this feature, this sensor can only be obtained from Lift ItTM by special order.

To purchase an IR sensor, contact your Lift ItTM authorized dealer or go to www.LiftMyTV.com.

Programming your universal remote:You can use any universal IR remote control. Use the UP & DOWN directional cursors to operatethe lift. The code to input into the control is “2102” (follow theinstructions provided with youruniversal remote to properly input this code).

WIRED REMOTE CONTROL

• Lift ItTM Wired Remote Control(Illustration #S):

To connect this thin compact-sizedwired remote, run the three wires thatcome from the remote to connect tothe lift’s control box, the box andcables are clearly labeled (as show) toindicate which terminals to connectthe wires to.

To operate the lift using this remote:Press and hold the UP button to raisethe lift, the lift will move up for as longas there is distance left to go and thekey is held down. To lower the lift backdown, press and hold the DOWNbutton just as you did with the UPbutton. The lift will only move whilea key is held down and will stopimmediately when the key is released, this is part of our patent pending safety system.

To purchase a wired remote control, contact your Lift ItTM authorized dealer or go towww.LiftMyTV.com.

SAFETY INTERLOCK

• Installer Provided Safety Measure:Lift ItTM provides a jumpered intersection on our control box that enables a safety measure to beadded. You are not required to use the safety interlock control capability. This feature allows youto set a pre-requirement before lift operation, this can be used for parental control or to insuresafe operating conditions. See your installation professional for assistance withutilizing this option.

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An IR sensor cable is now included with each lift!

USING YOUR ADJUSTABLE LIMIT CLIPYour Adjustable Limit Clip lets you limit how faryour lift will extend from hiding.

To use this clip, simply attach it to any point onthe tracks of the vertical rail to your left (facingthe front of your lift). Whatever level you decideto put the clip, the moving rack on your lift willnot rise any further than that point. You can movethe clip as many times as you like to adjust thestopping point of your lift.

VERY IMPORTANT: Be sure that you do NOT,under any circumstances, use an adjustable limitclip on the right (facing the front of your lift) sidevertical rail’s track. The rail on the left has awhite limit switch where the rail on the right doesnot. If a limit clip is placed on the side withoutthat limit switch, the lift will not know to stop andwill keep going. This would either cause the limitclip to snap off and/or break, possibly injuringanyone nearby, or cause the lift’s motor tooverheat until it shuts down.

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INSTALL CABLESPLACING CABLES INTO THE CABLE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Route your cables inside the cable management arm & up through the rack where the monitorwill be located (Illustration #T, Pictures #27-31).

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GIVING CABLES THE CORRECTAMOUNT OF SLACK

Too much or too little slack can cause cables to bedamaged or to break. While there is a reasonablesafety margin, the cables must not be too tight(Illustration #U, Pictures #32-34).

TEST RUN & OBSERVATION

1.) Plug all of your cables into the TV/monitor.

2.) Raise the TV into its viewing position, thenturn it on and test its functions until you’resatisfied that all cables are free moving.

ENJOY!You have now successfully installed your lift.Thank you for choosing us and welcome to the world of hidden TVs.

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Lift ItTM Warranty Information

TWO YEAR LIMITED WARRANTYLift ItTM (Lift It) warrants this product free from defects in material and workmanship under the following terms.

LENGTH OF THE WARRANTYParts are warranted for two years, labor for ninety days, from the date of the first customer purchase, verified by receipt.

WHO IS PROTECTEDOnly the first purchase customer may enforce this warranty.

WHAT IS COVERED AND WHAT IS NOT COVEREDExcept as below, this warranty covers all defects in material or workmanship in this product only. The following are not covered by the warranty:1) Any product which is not distributed by Lift It, or which is not purchased from an authorized Lift It dealer, distributor, or manufacturer. If you are

uncertain as to whether a dealer, distributor or manufacturer is authorized, please contact Lift It at one of the many ways listed at our web sitewww.liftmytv.com or on the back of your product manual.

2) Any product on which the serial number has been defaced, modified, or removed.3) Any shipping or travel-related costs to or from your location to service the lift (when available) or labor costs for in-home repair technicians or

any shipping costs to or from our shop for non-warranty work to be performed.4) Damage, deterioration, or malfunction resulting from:

a) Accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, fire, water, lightning, electrical damage, or damage due to extreme heat (over 120°) or cold (under 32°), orother acts of God/nature.

b) Product modification or failure to follow the instructions supplied with the product.c) Repair or attempted repair by anyone not authorized by Lift It.d) Any damage to the product sustained during shipment or transport (claims must be presented to the carrier).e) Removal or installation of the product.f) Any other cause that does not relate to a product defect.g) Cartons, equipment enclosures, cables, or accessories used in conjunction with the product.h) Removal of any and all TVs and/or video equipment and labels.

5) Commercial Use. Only lifts sold for in-home use are covered under this warranty.

WHAT WE WILL PAY FOR AND WHAT WE WILL NOT PAY FORWe will pay parts and labor expenses for warranty covered items. We will not pay for the following:1) Removal or installation charges of other equipment such as TV’s, DVD players, audio receivers, speakers, security systems, cameras, and/or any

other related products.2) Costs of technical re-adjustments (set-up), including adjustment of user controls or programming of TV’s, DVD players, audio receivers,

speakers, security systems, cameras, and/or any other related products. These costs are the responsibility of the home owner by whom the productwas purchased.

3) Shipping charges related to non-warranty conditions.4) Any costs associated with construction materials, any other materials not manufactured by Lift It, demolition, or reconstruction.

HOW YOU CAN GET WARRANTY SERVICE1) To obtain service on your product, you must contact the original dealer or distributor of your lift product.2) Whenever warranty service is required, the original dated invoice (or a copy) must be presented as proof of warranty coverage, and should be

included in any shipment of the product. Please also include in any mailing a contact name, company, address, and a description of the problem(s).3) For the name of the nearest Lift It authorized service center, consult your authorized dealer, distributor, or visit www.LiftMyTV.com.

LIMITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIESAll implied warranties, including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are limited in duration to the length of thiswarranty.

EXCLUSION OF DAMAGESLift It’s liability for any defective product is limited to the repair or replacement of the product at our option. Lift It shall not be liable for:1) Damage to other property caused by defects in this product, damages based upon inconvenience, loss of use of the product, loss of time, commer-

cial loss, or2) Any other damages, whether incidental, consequential or otherwise. Some countries may not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty

lasts and/or do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations and exclusions may not applyto you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from place to place.

NOTE: All products returned to Lift It for service must have prior approval. This may be obtained from your dealer, distributor, or manufacturer.Any warranty work done must be performed by Lift It or our authorized agents, this work must be pre-approved by Lift It. This warranty does notcover any expense or work performed by you or any other repair persons unless approved by Lift It. Lift It is not responsible for costs of repairs ifany work is performed on a lift by anyone other than Lift It or our authorized agents. Any attempted work or modifications performed on the lift byyou or another repair person is your full responsibility, and will automatically void your warranty.

HAVE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AVAILABLE BEFORE CONTACTING YOUR DEALER OR DISTRIBUTOR:The model number and serial number of your lift, as well as the date of purchase. A clear description of the problem you are experiencing. A proof ofpurchase (sales receipt).

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