The lifting movement of the electric hanging basket jack-up scaffold is realized by alternately lifting the movable frame and the fixed frame by manual or electric chain inversion. From the structure of the lifting frame, the movable frame and the fixed frame can move up and down relatively. When the scaffold is working, the movable frame and the fixed frame are anchored to the wall with through-wall bolts, and there is no relative movement between the two frames.

When the scaffold needs to be lifted, one of the movable frame and the fixed frame is still anchored to the wall, and the other frame is lifted by the inverted chain, so that relative movement occurs between the two frames. By alternately attaching the movable frame and the fixed frame to the wall and lifting each other, the scaffold can be lifted layer by layer along the reserved holes in the wall.