Contents Introduction Getting Access To The GoLift Engaging The Trolley Micro-switch Replacing The GoLift Strap Replacing The GoLift Battery PCB Connections Replacing the PCB 10-11 Replacing the GoLift Hand Control Replacing The Emergency Switch 13-14 Replacing the GoLift Motor(s) 15-16...
Vancare strives to consistently provide exemplary service, design, and installation to all of its customers. In an ever more competitive market, it is important to standardize installation techniques, thus ensuring that the highest standards of quality and safety are met.
Getting Access to the GoLift 1. Use a stand to support the lift while it is being serviced. 2. Turn the lift upside down to the side showing the battery compartment lids. 3. Twist the knobs to unlocked position and remove the battery lids.
Engaging The Trolley Microswitch 1. Insert the trolley to activate the trolley micro-switches to allow for correct operation of the GoLift. www.vancare.com...
Engaging The Trolley Microswitch Alternatively, a jumper can be used to activate the trolley micro-switches in the GoLift. 2. Disconnect the trolley micro-switch harness and plug in the jumper in the proper circuit board port. Replacing The GoLift Strap 1. Press the down button on the hand control.
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4. Loosen the 5/32” shoulder bolt and pull out from the gear hub assembly. 5. Pull the strap out of the gearbox assembly. 6. Insert the new strap, with the correct orientation as shown through the opening in the bottom cover of the GoLift. 7. Position the strap through the limit switch rollers.
Replacing The GoLift Battery 1. Remove the trolley from the lift 2. Pull the emergency red power cord to ensure all power is cut o from the battery. 3. Open the battery lids to expose the batteries. 4. Grasp the connector and pull outwards to disconnect the batteries.
1. Make sure to use proper ESD equipment (wrist strap) prior to handling the PCB. 2. Open up the GoLift by following the steps in the section “Getting access to the GoLift”. 3. Unplug all the harnesses from the PCB.
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Replacing the PCB 5. Position the new PCB on to the top cover of the GoLift. Make sure to line up the connector with the opening in the cover. 6. Plug in all the harnesses. 7. Fasten the PCB to the top cover using a 3mm T-handle.
Replacing the GoLift Hand Control 1. Open up the GoLift by following the steps in the section “Getting access to the GoLift”. 2. Disconnect the hand control harness. 3. Twist the hand control grommet until it is able to pass through the opening in the cover.
Replacing the Emergency Switch 1. Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the two (2) screws securing the emergency stop switch bracket. 2. Once the bracket is removed, the emergency stop sleeve can be removed. www.vancare.com...
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Replacing the Emergency Switch 3. Use an 8mm socket wrench to remove the emergency switch from the bracket. 4. Disconnect the emergency switch. 5. Use cable tie cutters to remove the cable ties. Vancare...
Replacing the GoLift Motor(s) 1. Use a 3mm T-Handle to remove the three (3) screws securing he motor brake. 2. Disconnect the motor harness from the motor. 3. Use a 3mm T-Handle to remove the three (3) screws securing the motor to the motor mounting plate.
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Replacing the GoLift Motor(s) 4. Slide the motor out of the motor mounting plate. 5. Install new motor and motor brake following the previous steps in reverse. Vancare...
3. Use a T-handle or a small screw driver to con rm that the overspeed cam is operating correctly and not getting stuck. 4. Reassemble the gear hub and gear by pushing the gear back into place towards the plate and reinserting the retaining ring. www.vancare.com...
2. Install a new limit switch harness and test it to con rm that these are operating correctly. Spare Parts LIFT QR TRLY ASSY EL BAT PACK AA 2AH EL CRC BRD MMB GL LIFT MTR ZN1203 LIFT STRAP GO LIFT HND CTRL 2 Vancare...
The primary purpose of our ceiling lift system is to safely lift, transfer and reposition a patient with a little effort as possible for the caregiver, regardless of the room type. Vancare's GoLift is easy and safe to use for caregivers as well as patients.
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