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Battery Back Up System
Your power lift chair comes with a battery back up system so the chair can return
to the seated position in the event of a household power failure. The batteries
have enough energy to bring the chair to a seated position from the recline
position. The batteries do not have enough energy nor are they intended to operate the
chair for a prolonged period of time in the absence of standard household voltage (120
volt, 60 Hz). Batteries should be replaced after one use. Batteries should be
changed yearly. (See installation page 6.)
Smart Tek™ (Power Indication)
Your power lift chair is equipped with an indicator light on the hand control. This
light illuminates green when any button on the hand control is pressed indicating
power to the hand control.
Your power lift chair also comes with a power indicator light on the transformer
and on the power cord connecting the motor to the transformer. The lights
illuminate green constantly, indicating power from the outlet to the transformer
and the motor. The lights have been provided to help you identify electrical
disconnects, should they occur, and to help your provider to diagnose electrical
problems, should they occur.
Should the chair not operate and the lights are out, check all electrical connections
to the chair. Make sure everything is plugged in properly and there is power to
the outlet into which the chair is plugged (see installation on page 6 for electrical
connections). Should you ever encounter a problem with the operation of
your power lift chair and the lights are on, such as mechanical problems
or one light is out, discontinue all use of the product upon discovery of the
problem. Contact the provider from whom you purchased your chair. They will
be able to resolve problems and take care of proper factory service if needed. You
will need to be prepared to answer some basic questions about your power lift
chair, such as model and serial number. The model and serial number are located
on the back of the hand control and the rear of the lift frame. Your provider will
ask you questions about your power indicator lights, such as which one is out.
Prior to calling your provider, check all the electrical connections to the chair.
Make sure everything is plugged in properly and there is power to the outlet into
which the chair is plugged (see installation on page 6 for electrical connections).
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