ARITCO 7000 Series Technical Documentation Manual

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Jake

April 7, 2025

Top floor lock not releasing once level at floor

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Mr. Anderson

April 9, 2025

To fix the top floor lock issue on an ARITCO 7000 Series lift that is not releasing:

1. Check Wire Tension: Ensure the locking wire is properly stretched with no slack. Adjust the wire tension on the locking plate as needed.

2. Check Limit Switches:
- Disconnect the electrical supply (switch marked “Lift machinery”).
- Dismantle the top shaft panel (below the panel with the inspection lid for the drive screw).
- Adjust the position of the screw to correct the limit switch function.

3. Check Stop Switch at Top Floor: Ensure the top floor stop switch (b36) is functioning correctly. When the lift is on the top floor, the switch should be open and the control light should be off.

4. Perform Functionality Test: After adjustments, test the lift to confirm proper function.

If the issue persists, refer to the installation instructions for detailed guidance.

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Philip Marshall

February 12, 2025

My landing push station on an ARITCO 7000 Series lift is flashing red and green and the lift is not operating. This came straight after a power cut. Is there a way to see the fault and deal with it?

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Mr. Anderson

February 12, 2025

To troubleshoot a flashing red and green landing push station on an ARITCO 7000 Series lift after a power cut, follow these steps:

1. Check the Door Blocking Circuit: The U5 module controls door blocking. A flashing button indicates an open circuit. Reset it by pressing the button until a sound is heard (about 2 seconds).

2. Reset the Service Alarm Relay: If the service alarm is lit, reset it as described in section 5.4 of the manual.

3. Check Lift Occupied Mode: Ensure the lift is not in occupied mode and reset it if necessary.

4. Use the Emergency Run Limit Switch: If the lift has exceeded its operating zone, use the emergency run limit button along with the up or down buttons to bring it back into the operating zone.

5. Verify Power Restoration: The lift should automatically return to main power after a failure. If not, check for power supply issues.

6. Contact a Competent Person: If the issue persists after performing these steps, seek professional assistance.

These actions should help resolve the issue with the flashing red and green push station after a power cut.

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STEVE HARLEY

January 31, 2025

the landing push station is flashing red and green but lift still operates

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Mr. Anderson

February 10, 2025

If the landing push station on an ARITCO 7000 Series lift is flashing red and green while the lift still operates, it indicates an error condition recorded in the Error Memory. However, the lift can still function despite the error.

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Mark Cinganelli

April 24, 2025

What does it mean when the display shows "No mount disc"

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Page 1 Technical Documentation Contents: • Technical Specification • Installation drawing for lift • Control System 7000-series • Maintenance Manual 7000-series • User Manual 7000-series • Safety Checklist 7000-series (separate document)
Page 2 Platform lift: The Dwell, Cardiff Manufacturing No: AR60393 Technical Specification Rated load: 410 kg or 5 persons Speed: 0.15 m/s Control: Hold to run control on platform Automatic run control on landings Drive system: Screw/nut Electrical motor: Motor with short-circuited rotor Motor size: 2.2 kW Fuse:...
Page 5: Table Of Contents
4 CABINET 400/230 V 5 CABINET Frequency 6 ALARM BELL – External 7 ALARM BELL – No phone 8 SAFELINE MX 9 MAIN CIRCUIT, 3-phase 400 V 10 MAIN CIRCUIT, 3-phase 230 V 11 MAIN CIRCUIT, FR 230 V 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 6: Feature List
U5 module is connected between the U1 and U3 modules. The software in all modules is the same in the 7000 series as in the 4000 and 2000 series, thus making them interchangeable. Many features are built in by default: •...
Page 7: Initial Test, 3-Phase
Otherwise the battery will be discharged and may get damaged. The battery supports the main system for approx. 7 hours if fully charged. If it is necessary to change the battery, use only a Lead-Acid battery with a capacity of 3.4 Ah. 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 8: Stop Switches
The distance between magnets and switches should be 15–20 mm (figure below). If the distance is too short it can cause double- click. [ see page 15 ] Green The magnet positions are shown in the figure to the right. Green Green 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 9: Shaft Modules
2 seconds followed by a motor stop with open brakes – thus leaving the cabin to stop shortly by itself due to screw friction. You can activate a Call from another floor (above or below): • Keep the Service alarm reset button pressed down and • push either Up or Down button – a call will be made. 5.2 U5 connections 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 10: Remote Servicebox/Panel
6 Contactor supervision error (Error memory 2:6) 7 24 V overcurrent (Error memory 2:4) 8 24 V overcurrent, connector 23 (Error memory 3:6) 9 Fire drive is activated (Error memory 3:4) 10 Doors are open too long (Error memory 2:5) or emergency stop 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 11: U3 Connections
If the indicated number and the actual number of U3 modules do not match, then there is an error – it may be a defective connection or module. U3.1-n connections [ n = number of floors ] 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 13: U1 Module Functions
The control light is lit when a contactor is activ- ated. If the indicator is lit when the lift is not Door · Lock b8.1-n b9.1-n running, then a contactor is stuck or a fuse E3 is off. Connection for cabin cable 1–3. 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 14 Safety switch Connector for top right. Output for control of retrieving motor. Safety switch Photocell Connector for Emergency stop platform. Input photocell (exclusive to 2000 series). Overload Connector for overload switch. Control light should be lit when normal. 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 15: Dip Switches
= Floor 1 the lift has been inactive for 6 x the door time. 1:on 2:off = Floor 2 Door time: Door open time is 6–60 sec. 1:off 2:on = Floor 3 Time 1:on 2:on = Floor 4 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 16: Floor Display And Statistics
Service alarm reset button the red RESET button to return to normal mode. and the Friction test button Move the lift to another floor and repeat the setup at the same time for procedure. approx. 3 seconds. 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 18: Error Memory
24 V overcurrent If it is blocked more than 30 seconds Doors are open more than 2 minutes it activates the Error realy in the U5. Contactor supervision does not work 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 19: Component List
Simply platform lifts Attachment 1 Component list 7000 series Frequency inverter Final limit switch Cabin/Shaft light Emergency stop platform LED 24 V or 15 W 230 V Stop switch platform top right Emergency light Stop switch platform top left LED 24 V.
Page 21: Cabinet 400/230 V
Simply platform lifts Attachment 4 Attachment 5 Cabinet 400/230 V Cabinet frequency 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 22: Alarm Bell - External
Simply platform lifts Attachment 6 Alarm bell – External For no delay and latching use software 1.11 or later Platform 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 23: Alarm Bell - No Phone
Simply platform lifts Attachment 7 Alarm bell – No phone For no delay and latching use software 1.11 or later Attachment 8 Safeline MX 20110609 © ARITCO...
Page 24 Safeline MX / GSM 7000-serie Shaft cabinett Antenn 20-30V Line Line 10/3 Platform wh/or wh/br 1 2 3 2011-06-09...
Page 29 Simply platform lifts ARITCO Lift AB Energivägen 7, 196 37 Kungsängen Sweden • T: +46 8 120 401 00 F: +46 8 120 401 99 • E: info@aritco.se www.aritco.com © ARITCO...
Page 30 Maintenance Manual for platform lifts within the 7000-series Document number: 7000 300 en 00...
Page 31 The information in this document is subject to alteration without prior notice and should not be regarded as an undertaking from Aritco Lift AB. Aritco Lift AB is not responsible for damage incurred due to misuse of this document. The document or parts thereof, may not be reproduced or copied without prior permission.
Page 32 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction ............1 Configuration..............2 Standards................2 2. Maintenance instructions........3 Inspection intervals ............3 User maintenance .............3 Instruction for emergency lowering of the platform..4 Instruction for emergency opening of door ......6 Fault finding ..............7 Lubrication instruction............8 2.6.1 Manual lubrication..............9 2.6.2 Automatic lubrication ............
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Page 34 FIGURES Figure 2-1. Crank ................4 Figure 2-2. U5 ..................5 Figure 2-3. Triangle key with hole ............6 Figure 2-4. Oil container ..............9 Figure 2-5. Oil residue ................9 Figure 2-6. Clean oil container ............10 Figure 2-7. Free line ................10 Figure 2-8. Automatic lubrication ............11 Figure 2-9.
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Page 36: Introduction
600 - Spare Parts List This Maintenance Manual is intended for the use and reference by service personnel of this product who have received appropriate product training approved by Aritco Lift AB. Service personnel will be named competent person. The extent of the information is govern by the assumption that the personnel involved have received appropriate training.
Page 37: Configuration
1.1 Configuration The Aritco platform lift within the 7000-series has the following basic configuration: • 2 floor levels • 2 doors with passage on view A and C • Full door on both levels • platform 1000x1480 mm • electrical cabinet is placed at top level •...
Page 38: Maintenance Instructions
2. Maintenance instructions 2.1 Inspection intervals A lift within the 7000-series must be serviced within 6 months of installation and twice a year thereafter. If the usage is high (more than 20 starts per day in an average) it should be four times a year.
Page 39: Instruction For Emergency Lowering Of The Platform
Ensure that: • The entrances are kept free of any obstruction. • No-one overloads or otherwise misuses the lift. • Any damaged or missing notices are replaced immediately. 2.3 Instruction for emergency lowering of the platform Your lift is always equipped with a emergency lowering device. It is either manual or electrical.
Page 40: Figure 2-2. U5
• Continue to turn the crank until the platform has reached the nearest lower landing. It should now be possible to open the landing door. • If the platform has been lowered too much on the lowest landing, the limit switch can be activated and it will be necessary to raise the platform again by turning the crank clockwise.
Page 41: Instruction For Emergency Opening Of Door
2.4 Instruction for emergency opening of door The mains isolator should always be switched off before opening of any door during a power failure to avoid injury to personnel. N.B. The lift shall only be evacuated if the it is close to a landing. If not the lift must be lowered, See “Instruction for emergency lowering of the platform”...
Page 42: Fault Finding
2.5 Fault finding Check the following: • Use the fault diagram in the control system manual to find errors and faults in an easy manner. • Control the ‘Print board diagnostic system’. Please read control system manual for more information about the different service memory codes. In the unlikely event, you do not find the solution please also check the following parts: •...
Page 43: Lubrication Instruction
2.6 Lubrication instruction In order to make sure that the lift works properly, it is necessary to lubricate the following parts: • lifting screw with oil Recommended oil: Lubricating oil, part number: 64 062-3 If necessary also lubricate the following: •...
Page 44: Manual Lubrication
2.6.1 Manual lubrication Standard lifts within the 7000-series are delivered with the manual lubrication system. When the lift has got this system, please do the following check twice a year: • Fill the container in the pit (See Figure 2-4).
Page 45: Automatic Lubrication
• Drive the platform down to the lowest level. • Switch off the mains isolator. • Dismantle the middle panel on the platform side wall. • Adjust the lubricating roller to ensure it dips into the oil when the platform is at the lowest position and that it rolls on the drive screw when the platform is travelling.
Page 46: Figure 2-8. Automatic Lubrication
• Fill the plastic container in the top of the mast with oil (max. capacity box is 1 litre = 1 year supply). See Figure 2-8. Fill the container with oil until it is 1 centimetre left to the edge of the container, see pos 1/Figure 2-8.
Page 47: Adjustment Of Doors, Door Locks And Door Contacts
High usage and high temperature = low settings Low usage and low temperature = high setting. The system also oils the screw for 30 seconds when the lift has not been used after 24 hours. • Clean the container at the bottom of the pit. Please make sure that the old oil is disposed according to the local disposal rules.
Page 48: Adjustment Of Wire To Lock
2.8 Adjustment of wire to lock When the lift is at floor level at each landing, the wire for the limit switch to the door shall be stretched and there shall be no slack to the locking cylinder. Adjust the wire tension on the locking plate.
Page 49: Figure 2-11.Limit Switch Magnets
• If necessary adjust the positions of the limit switch magnets for the top (red) and bottom (green) levels. See Figure 2-11 Figure 2-11. Limit switch magnets • Insert the handle into the emergency lowering device. The limit switch arm shall then also engage the limit switch.
Page 50: Adjustment Of Retiring Ramp And Locking Arm
2.11 Adjustment of retiring ramp and locking arm • Disconnect electrical supply, the switch is marked “Lift machinery” • Adjust the locking arm to ensure that the lower curve of the retiring ramp hits the roller on the arm. Make sure that the wheel is to positioned in the centre of the retiring ramp curve when determining its position.
Page 51: Adjustment Of Brake
2.12 Adjustment of brake • Adjustment of the gap between the anchor and the electromagnet is done via the locking nut located at the end of the motor shaft under the motor cover. • The gap shall be approximately 0.3 mm, see Figure 2-13.
Page 52: Tension Of Drive Belts
2.14 Tension of drive belts • The belts are tensioned by adjusting bolt “C” while bolts “B” (4 pcs.) (See Figure 2-16) are loosened. • Check if the belts are enough tensioned. See Figure 2-15. • Fasten bolts “B”. Figure 2-15.
Page 53: Adjustment Of External Door Opener
2.16 Adjustment of external door opener Figure 2-17. External door opener • Demount the cover on the external door opener; see pos 1/Figure 2-17. 7000 300 en 00...
Page 54: Figure 2-18.Adjusting The Opening Angle - Right Hanged Door
• Adjust the open angle by rotating the curve. Loosen the locking screw (pos 1/ Figure 2-18) and adjust by reducing the opening angle against minus (-) or increasing against plus (+), see pos 2/Figure 2-18. Figure 2-18. Adjusting the opening angle - Right hanged door •...
Page 55: Figure 2-21.Adjustment Of Door Open Time On U1 Board
• Adjust the closing speed in the low speed area (L, see Figure 2-19) with the adjustment screw pos 2/ Figure 2-20. • Remount the cover of the external door opener. • Adjust the open time on the U1 control board with the dip switches according to Figure 2-21.
Page 56: Adjustment Of Internal Door Opener
2.17 Adjustment of internal door opener Figure 2-22. Internal door opener • Remove the cover panel in the top of the door frame. Remove the middle screw and loosen the others. Slide the panel down. • Control and adjust if necessary the height level of the door. The gap between the threshold of the door and the door frame shall be max 6 mm.
Page 57: Figure 2-24.Example, Door Opening Sequence
N.B. Master is normally used. Slave is only used if it is more than one internal door opener on the same shaft. N.B. Speed = Running speed in the High speed area (H). See Figure 2-23. Time = Running time in the High speed area (H). See Figure 2-23.
Page 58: Maintenance Check List
3. Maintenance check list GENERAL Testing of safety circuit line. Test that the functionality of the safety circuit line works properly. Smooth ride No loose or vibrating parts Visual inspection. ELECTRICAL CABINET Check of emergency lowering in 1. For manual emergency lowering - Control that the cabinet it is possible to move the lift both up and down with the emergency lowering crank handle.
Page 59 SHAFT/PIT/MAST Check the fixation of the mast Mechanical blocking device label The blocking device label shall be fitted next to the blocking device. Test the mechanical blocking Pull out the mechanical blocking device accord- device ing to the label. Check that the lift is deactivated and the door is unlocked.
Page 60 Function door and locking con- Open the door. It shall now not be possible to run tact the lift. Short out the gate frame contact and push in the locking cylinder. It shall still not be possi- ble to run the lift. This is applicable to all gates on the lift.
Page 61 Control panel lighting and emer- Test the function of the normal lighting above the gency light destination buttons on control panel (7 leds) by pressing a destination button. The emergency lighting (5 leds) on the platform panel shall light up automatically when the mains isolator is switched off.
Page 62 Drive nut gap The drive nut distance gap is checked according to the installation manual. Sign for drive nut gap The sign for the drive nut shall be fitted accord- ing to the installation manual. Drive nut gauge The nut gauge shall be fastened on the lower part of the lifting yoke under the drive nut assembly and according to the installation manual.
Page 63: Confirmation That The Maintenance Check List Is Complete
Retiring ramp Make a functional test of the retiring ramp. 3.1 Confirmation that the maintenance check list is complete The competent person assures that the lift is maintained according to the manufacturer’s instructions and that the maintenance check list is completely filled in and has no deviations.
Page 65 Aritco Lift AB Box 18 S-196 21 Kungsängen SWEDEN Telephone: +46 (0) 8 120 401 00 Telefax: +46 (0) 8 120 401 99 E-mail: info@aritco.se Website: www.aritco.com...
Page 66 Users Manual for platform lifts within the 7000-series Document number: 7000 200 en 01...
Page 67 Congratulations! You have chosen a platform lift from Aritco Lift AB. A modern, user-friendly and safe product that will give you years of service. We will do everything in our power to justify the confidence you have placed in us. To make the best possible use of the platform lift, it is important that you read these instructions carefully before first using the lift.
Page 68 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction ............1 Service and technical support ..........1 Platform lift and the environment ........2 1.2.1 Intended use of the platform lift..........2 1.2.2 Intended use of the platform lift (only for Prime Flexi 7000) ........... 2 1.2.3 Labelling ................
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Page 70: Introduction
A1 but this has no bearing on this document’s relevance to this product. The Aritco 7000-series platform lift comply with the requirements according to the Machinery Directive and has been certified by DNV as notified body. For more specific details see declaration of conformity and certificates.
Page 71: Platform Lift And The Environment
-5°C to +40°C. The platform lift must be used according to the rated load specified on the control panel and in the technical specification. Aritco Lift AB accepts no liability whatsoever for damage or injury caused by the failure to (strictly) adhere to the safety regulations and guidelines in these instructions or due to carelessness during the use or maintenance of the platform lift.
Page 72 • Load label (This is an example. Load label depends on platform size) 410 kg • Platform control panel STOP ALARM 410 kg Press button during entire journey Twist to release Press button at least 10 seconds • Disabled sign (Only mandatory in public buildings) •...
Page 73: Labelling (Only For Prime Flexi 7000)
1.2.4 Labelling (only for Prime Flexi 7000) Visible labels available on the lift system are as follows. • CE-mark Manufactured by: ARITCO Lift AB Energivägen 7 196 32 Kungsängen SWEDEN www.aritco.se Lifting platform type: 7000-series Manufacturing year: 2009 Manufacturing number: ARI0000 •...
Page 74: Dismantling Of The Platform Lift
• Loading information label - Do not load any goods on or outside the yellow border of the platform - Do not load any goods that is higher than 2 meter. 1.2.5 Dismantling of the platform lift For information concerning dismantling of this platform lift refer to the Installation Manual.
Page 75: Quality / Safety Features
2. Quality / Safety Features Your platform lift is designed for the maximum convenience of the users in public and private buildings. You, as user of the platform lift, are at all times fully responsible for the fulfilment of the locally applicable safety regulations and guidelines.
Page 76: Safety Instruction For Working Underneath The Platform
Please note the following: • It is important that someone is available external to the lift to carry out any emergency procedure should this become necessary. This assistance can best be summoned using the alarm button. • Other building users should be made aware of the need to leave the landing areas clear to enable the doors to open without obstruction and the wheelchair user to manoeuvre easily when entering and leaving the lift.
Page 77: Operation Instructions
3. Operation Instructions 3.1 To call the lift Press the call button or use the key to call the lift adjacent to the entrance at the floor level to be served. The lift will stop automatically at the floor level. If the lift is equipped with school locking (optional) the door will be locked after 10 seconds, if the lift is unused.
Page 78 Furthermore, the customer can use the telephone to summon assistance in case of an emergency. It is not necessary to press the alarm button in order to use the telephone. Should the lift operation not cease when pressure is removed from all control buttons then the emergency stop button should be pressed.
Page 79: Care And Maintenance
4. Care and Maintenance 4.1 Inspection intervals Your lift must be serviced within 6 months of installation and twice a year thereafter. If the usage is high (more than 20 starts per day in an average) it should be four times a year.
Page 80 • normal lighting • safety signs/pictograms. Ensure that: • The entrances are kept free of any obstruction. • No-one overloads or otherwise misuses the lift. • Any damaged or missing notices are replaced immediately. 7000 200 en 01...
Page 81: Simple Fault Finding
5. Simple Fault Finding Should the platform not work, check the following things: Emergency stop buttons on the control panel should not be pushed in (turn the buttons clockwise to deactivate). The doors are closed and the door contacts are undamaged and clean. That the power is not switched off.
Page 82: Emergency Procedures
Contact a competent person for help. 6.4 Obtaining service Aritco offers a way in which our expert engineers can keep your lift in first class working order. In the unlikely event that your lift needs attention between service visits, you can report the fault by telephoning your supplier.
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Page 85 Aritco Lift AB Box 18 S-196 21 Kungsängen SWEDEN Telephone: +46 (0) 8 120 401 00 Telefax: +46 (0) 8 120 401 99...

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