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Summary of Contents for LIFTSHOP Q1
- Page 1 Q1 User Manual and Service Guide Residential Elevator...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Thank you for choosing the Pollock Lifts Residential Elevator Contents Bringing you quality and Warnings excellence 1 Drive systems, features and controls Drive systems for all your Elevator sizes and options future needs Seating Control panel Remote call station Hard-wired call station 2 Safety features Door Upper sensitive edge... -
Page 3: Warnings
WARNINGS Always keep area Do not turn the mains power supply switch off. of the lift car travel Do not stand under the elevator when it is descending. clear of obstructions Do not stand on the trapdoor when the elevator is ascending. Do not attempt to open the elevator door when the elevator is in motion. -
Page 4: Drive Systems, Features And Controls
Drive systems, features and controls Drive systems Traction An electric motor is located at the top of the tracks at the first floor ceiling level, and is attached to the elevator with steel cables. Hydraulic A hydraulic cylinder is located centrally between the lower tracks, with the pump unit located in a convenient position within 6m of the elevator. -
Page 5: Control Panel
Control panel Located inside on the rear panel, or on the left or right side rails of the elevator, the main control panel buttons perform the following operations Open and close the door The door button will release the lock mechanism when the lift is parked at the upper or lower level, allowing the door to be opened manually. -
Page 6: Hard-Wired Call Station
Hard-wired call station Located on a wall adjacent to the elevator itself, the fixed call station allows the following operations to be performed from outside the elevator. Lock and unlock the door – open and close where power door mechanism has been fitted. Travel upwards Travel downwards Yellow button –... -
Page 7: Safety Features
Safety features Door The door has a fully secure interlock which is opened automatically at the landing, or by the buttons outside the elevator, and again from the control panel inside the elevator. Upper sensitive edge The upper sensitive surface fully covers the top of the elevator. This is a safety measure to prevent trapping between the elevator and the ceiling as the elevator ascends. -
Page 8: Using Your Elevator
Using your elevator Move the lift from outside the elevator Press and hold the blue up button or the green down button on the remote call station until the lift begins to move. Open the door from outside the elevator Press the illuminated door button on the side of the elevator, or on the call station. - Page 9 Sound alarm Press the yellow button on the control panel. In-car phone Use the phone as you would your household phone. Autodialler operation The autodialler is similar to a telephone, and is activated by pressing the alarm button. The autodialler will begin to call the pre-programmed contact numbers. Make sure to keep Wipe your elevator, and the elevator tracks using a damp your elevator, and the...
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Page 10: Other Features
Other features Lock Lift If the elevator needs to be made inoperable for a short period of time the following procedure should be followed. Traction model Move elevator to the first floor and press and hold the blue up button for 10 seconds. The display will show lift car locked. To unlock, press and hold the blue up button for 10 seconds. -
Page 11: Servicing And Fault Finding
Servicing and fault finding If the elevator fails to operate Please contact the Service Engineer immediately should any of the following occur: Activation of the emergency brake, Malfunction of the fire system or Unusual noises coming from the lift. Check the display at the back of the elevator, which will show a message relating to the fault, and contact the Service Engineer informing them of the fault display message. -
Page 12: What You Should Do If
What you should do if… If ever in doubt The elevator door fails to open Ensure that the elevator is in the fully raised position, or in the fully lowered please call the position, by checking the LCD display at the back of the elevator. Service Engineer Press and hold the up or down button on the control panel to ensure that the full travel of the elevator has been completed. -
Page 13: In Case Of An Emergency
In case of an emergency Emergency lowering of the elevator You can lower the elevator by using one of the following methods. Please call your Service Engineer if you are unsure of how to complete the actions detailed below. WARNING Emergency lowering disables all lift safety edges, and as such there is a crushing risk to people or objects outside the lift. - Page 14 WARNING Emergency lowering disables all lift safety edges, and as such there is a crushing risk to people or objects outside the lift. Emergency lowering should only be used when the area is clear of people or obstacles, and the elevator can be fully monitored during the full descent.
- Page 15 WARNING Emergency lowering disables all lift safety edges, and as such there is a crushing risk to people or objects outside the lift. Emergency lowering should only be used when the area is clear of people or obstacles, and the elevator can be fully monitored during the full descent.
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Page 16: Emergency Opening Of The Elevator Door
Emergency opening of the elevator door Do not open the door unless the elevator is correctly positioned at the upper or lower landing. Release key Locate the release slot on the elevator’s side, just above the door button. Insert the release key supplied into the bottom of the slot and lift upwards to release the door lock mechanism. -
Page 17: Technical Details
Technical details Specifications Serial number Date of manufacture Lift type... - Page 18 Notes...
- Page 20 Get in touch for more information Pollock Lifts 1 Sloefield Drive Trooperslane Industrial Estate Carrickfergus Co. Antrim BT38 8GX United Kingdom 028 9336 8167 info@pollocklifts.co.uk www.pollocklifts.co.uk Version 3: Apr19 Pollock Lifts seeks to continually improve its products; therefore the information in this brochure may be subject to change. Part number 25900950 Document design by The Design Factor, Belfast...
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