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Autoquip Series 35 Lift Electrical Schematic 115V 1Ph - Drawing 65750500
Electrical control schematic (115V/1Ph/60 cycle) for an Autoquip lift, showing fused disconnect, motor starter, contactor coil, foot/limit switches and pig-tail color code; not an automotive wiring diagram.
This document is page 37 of an Autoquip Corporation "General Maintenance" manual, showing Figure 15: an electrical schematic for a Series 35 lift with 115V / 1-phase power and 115V control (drawing number 65750500, reference drawing 65807448, drawn by ME on 1/4/05, ©2006 Autoquip). The schematic depicts a fused disconnect (supplied by others) feeding a 115-volt, 60-cycle, single-phase motor through starter contacts and overload (O.L.) heaters, with motor leads identified as WHITE T3 and BLACK T2. A 1-amp control fuse (position 2/XF) feeds the 115V control circuit (X1/X2). Controls include UP/DN push buttons (terminals 2, 4, 6), an optional foot switch, an optional "UP" limit switch, a motor starter with contactor coil (CC) and O.L. relay contact, and a down solenoid (DN. SOL.). A legend identifies pig-tail lead colors: black and white for motor, orange and red for down solenoid, green for equipment ground. Notes state the motor starter, overloads, and fuses are mounted in a NEMA 1 enclosure and pre-wired; the wiring diagram is inside the front cover; and the optional foot switch ships loose for installation by others. This is lift equipment documentation, not vehicle wiring.
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Frequently asked questions
- What voltage and phase does the Autoquip Series 35 lift schematic show?
- 115 volt, 60 cycle, 1 phase power with 115V control, fed through a fused disconnect supplied by others.
- What size is the control circuit fuse in this schematic?
- A 1 amp fuse (marked 2 (XF)) protects the 115V control circuit between X1 and X2.
- What do the pig tail wire colors mean on this lift?
- Black - motor, White - motor, Orange - down solenoid, Red - down solenoid, Green - equipment ground.
- Where is the wiring diagram located per the notes?
- Note 2 states the wiring diagram is located on the inside of the front cover.
- How is the optional foot switch supplied?
- Per Note 3, the optional foot switch with guard (NEMA 1) is shipped loose when ordered and is to be installed and wired by others.
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