Operation; Climbing Up Stairs; Climbing Down Stairs; Overload - Magliner HD Series Operator's Manual

4. Operation

Climbing UP stairs

4.1.
Fit battery pack, switch main switch to ON, press briefly on multi-function switch P until
the LED display goes permanently green (Single-Step mode, refer to Section 2.4.1.),
or flashes green (Continuous mode).
The HD Powered Stair Climbing Hand Truck is now ready for operation.
Pressing one of the UP/DOWN switches Q (Figure 5, page 11, left and right of
handlebar, arrow upwards points towards operator) starts moving the lift arm with the
support wheels and lifts the unit onto the next step. The cycle is repeated until the
switch is released (Continuous mode, LED flashes green). In Single-Step mode the
unit stops when the main wheels reach the next step.
Important:
As soon as the main wheels have "landed" on the next step, always draw the
unit away from the edge of the step and contacts the step above.

Climbing DOWN stairs

4.2.
Fit battery pack, switch main switch to ON, press briefly on multi-function switch P until
the LED display goes permanently green (Single-Step mode, refer to section 2.4.1.), or
flashes green (Continuous mode).
The HD Powered Stair Climbing Hand Truck is now ready for operation.
Pressing one of the UP/DOWN switches Q (Figure 5, page 11, left and right of
handlebar, arrow downwards points away from operator) starts moving the lift arm with
the support wheels and lowers the unit onto the next step. The cycle is repeated until
the switch is released (Continuous mode, LED flashes green). In Single-Step mode
the unit stops when the main wheels reach the next step.
Important:
As soon as the main wheels have landed on the step, always push the
HD Powered Stair Climbing Hand Truck to the edge of the next step.
The brake wheels stop the unit reliably on the edge of the step.

4.2.1. Overload

If the unit is overloaded the drive motor stops and the LED flashes red for 3 seconds
before going out. The unit has to be switched on again.
If the power of the battery pack is running out then the overload signal will be
displayed even on loads below the specified capacity.
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