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Operation Manual
Bedienungsanleitung
Stairclimber SA-2
Treppenkuli SA-2
FE-18-1

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  • Page 1 Operation Manual Bedienungsanleitung Stairclimber SA-2 Treppenkuli SA-2 FE-18-1...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENS TABLE OF CONTENS TABLE OF CONTENTS ESSENTIALS OF SAFE OPERATION CONFIGURATION AND SPECIFICATIONS PRODUCT CONFIGURATION SPECIFICATIONS MATERIAL NAME OF EACH UNIT ASSEMBLING THE MACHINE NAME OF EACH ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE HEADREST ATTACHMENT DESCRIPTION OF EACH UNIT SWITCHES BATTERY PACK REMOVAL AND REINSTALLATION STAIR GAUGE HANDLING PROCEDURE BATTERY CHARGE SYSTEM...

  • Page 4: Essentials Of Safe Operation

    1. ESSENTIALS OF SAFE OPERATION 1. ESSENTIALS OF SAFE OPERATION 1. ESSENTIALS OF SAFE OPERATION Before using STAIRMATE STAIRMATE cannot be used on spiral staircases, curved staircases, and staircase angles exceeding 35 degrees, stairs with larger pitch or stairs with rough edges. 35°...
  • Page 5 2 Handling of Battery: • Battery is a sealed type. It is unnecessary to refi ll it with water. Never dismantle Battery. • Never position Battery near fl ame or short-circuit Battery. • If Battery is cracked and its electrolytic solution contacts skin or clothes, immediately rinse the contaminated area with plenty of water •...

  • Page 6: Configuration And Specifications

    1 unit • Wheelchair Mount Unit accessories • Parts List 1 copy • Headrest 2.2 SPECIFICATIONS Model SA-2 Passenger Operator Rubber Crawler 2 Rubber Crawlers (Width: 51mm) Stair ascent speed 20 steps (6.45 m) / min. Stair descent speed 28 steps (8.81 m) / min.

  • Page 7: Material

    STAIRMATE´s Wheelchair-capable mount A: Wheelchair height 760 mm up to 950 mm from the fl oor B: Space under the X-frame Center height: 210 mm min End height: 170 mm min: 170 mm Crawler under-frame limits C: Inside width between 320 mm or wider base tubes D: Main Wheel diameter...

  • Page 8: Assembling The Machine

    4. ASSEMBLING THE MACHINE 4. ASSEMBLING THE MACHINE 4. ASSEMBLING THE MACHINE 4.1 NAME OF EACH ASSEMBLY Headrest Drive Unit Handle Unit 4.2 ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE • Before STAIRMATE is assembled, be sure to set Key CAUTION Switch to „OFF“. • After STAIRMATE is assembled, confirm that Lock Pin CAUTION CAUTION is firmly secured by its „R“...

  • Page 9: Headrest Attachment

    3. Lower Handle Unit to meet Guide Plate and secure it firmly. Handle Unit NOTE: Unless Handle Unit is fully locked, STAIRMATE will not run even when Switch is pressed UP or DOWN. Guide Plate Limit Switch 4.3 HEADREST ATTACHMENT Install Headrest to Handle Unit with Velcro Headrest Tape.

  • Page 10: Description Of Each Unit

    5. DESCIPTION OF EACH UNIT 5. DESCIPTION OF EACH UNIT 5. DESCRIPTION OF EACH UNIT 5.1 SWITCHES UP/DOWN Switch 1. Key Switch Ascending It turns on/off the power supply. When it is turned clockwise, the power will be ON and when turned counter-clockwise, the power will be off.

  • Page 11: Battery Pack Removal And Reinstallation

    5.2 BATTERY PACK REMOVAL AND REINSTALLATION 1. Unscrew Battery Plug‘s Screw and Battery Pack then release Plug from Battery Pack‘s Receptacle. Never disconnect Plug by Receptacle pulling Cord. Be sure to hold Battery Plug itself to remove it. Battery Plug 2.

  • Page 12: Stair Gauge Handling Procedure

    5.3 STAIR GAUGE HANDLING PROCEDURE 1. Detach Stair Gauge from the rear of Handle Unit Handle Unit. Screw Stair Gauge Stair Gauge 2. Set Stair Gauge against the edge of Pointer the neighboring stair. Observe Pointer Red Color Range position. If Pointer settles within Green Color Range, it is possible to use STAIRMATE.

  • Page 13: Battery Charge System

    6. BATTERY CHARGE SYSTEM 6.1 BATTERY A Sealed Lead Battery is used in STAIRMATE. It is a maintenance-free and non water requiring Battery. Whenever Battery is handled, be sure to follow the cautions shown below. NOTE: Immediately after Battery is used, Battery must be charged using special Battery Charger.

  • Page 14: Charging Procedure

    6.3 CHARGING PROCEDURE 100-240V AC outlet Charger Battery Pack Charger‘s Plug 1. Connect Battery Charger’s Plug to Battery Pack’s Receptacle. Battery Pack Receptacle Receptacle 100-240V AC outlet 2. Connect AC Adapter to outlet (AC100 to 240V). Connect Power Plug. AC Adapter Power Plug Prepare an area-specific AC conversion Adapter for installation CAUTION...
  • Page 15 3. When Power Plug is inserted, the charging process immediately starts. The charging progress is indicated by LED’s colors. Red . . . Power is supplied. Orange . Charging. Green . . Fully charged. NOTE: To confirm a fully charged Battery Pack, be sure to check it via Charger‘s full charge indication (green illuminated LED).Do not...

  • Page 16: Malfunction, Inspection, Resolution Procedure

    6.4 MALFUNCTION, INSPECTION, RESOLUTION PROCEDURE TROUBLE CAUSE COUNTERMEASURE Insufficient insertion of Power Check outlet and securely Plug into outlet. connect Power Plug. Check power and other relevant No power is supplied. parts. Arrange its repair or Power Cord is broken. replacement.

  • Page 17: Battery Replacement

    6.5 BATTERY REPLACEMENT Screw 1. Unscrew the screw mounting Battery Cover Case and Cover. Battery Case Battery Case Black 2. Disconnect cables from Battery Terminals, remove exhausted Batteries, and install new ones. 3. Connect cables to Battery Terminals as shown in the figure below. Confirm that cables are properly connected to proper terminals.

  • Page 18: Pre-Use Inspection

    7. PRE-USE INSPECTION 7. PRE-USE INSPECTION 7. PRE-USE INSPECTION Before using the machine, be sure to carry out the daily inspection. The daily inspection will prevent trouble. It is essential before handling STAIRMATE. SWITCH INSPECTION UP/DOWN Switch Operation Switch on Drive Unit Ascending Forward Descending...
  • Page 19 PEDAL GUARD AND KICK BAR INSPECTION Pedal Guard Control Cable Kick Bar Check that there is no crack or other damage to Control Cable, Pedal Guard or Kick Bar and that they function normally. LOCK UNIT INSPECTION MOTOR, REDUCTION GEAR INSPECTION Handle Unit Motor...
  • Page 20 BATTERY GAUGE INSPECTION Check that the right end lamp of Battery Gauge is illuminated. When the charge level decreases, the illuminating point will shift to the left. If Battery Gauge is not illuminated at the right end, it means Battery is not fully charged or battery capacity is reduced due to its deterioration.
  • Page 21 RUBBER CRAWLER INSPECTION SCREWS INSPECTION Check that no Screw has dropped out and that all Screws are tightly attached. Rubber Crawler Slip Mark Check that there is no crack, wear or pitch error garding Rubber Crawlers. The pitch error can be confirmed from Slip Mark deviation.

  • Page 22: Operation

    8. OPERATION 8. OPERATION 8. OPERATION 8.1 WHEELCHAIR SETTING 1.Confirm that Key Switch is set to „OFF“ 2. Set Wheelchair from the front of STAIRMATE. 3. Move Wheelchair until Wheelchair‘s rear Wheelchair‘s rear wheels wheels lightly contact Wheelchair Support Tubes.Then set Wheelchair‘s parking brakes.
  • Page 23 4. Pull Control Cable and raise Pedal Guard. Control Cable Push Kick Bar with a toe and release Handle Lock. Pedal Guard Kick Bar 5. Raise Handle Unit until it lightly contacts Raise Handle Unit Wheelchair. until it contacts Wheelchair 6.
  • Page 24 7. While pulling Stopper Pin, set Fork so that Wheelchairʻs handle it secures Wheelchair‘s handle, and then the release Stopper Pin to lock Fork firmly. Stopper Pin Fork Stopper Pin is locked Stopper Pin is not locked Stopper Pin • The projected Stopper Pin locks •...
  • Page 25 10. Pull down Handle Unit along its guide plate Lock Pin and lock it securely. Handle Unit R Pin NOTE : Check that Battery Gauge shows Battery Pack charged enough. (Refer to P17 „Battery Gauge indication“) Unless Handle Unit is fully locked, Battery Gauge will not illuminate.

  • Page 26: Ascending Stairs

    8.2 ASCENDING STAIRS 1. Position STAIRMATE at the stairs: Position STAIRMATE at the base of the stairs, at a right angle (90˚) to the stairway with the passenger’s back towards the stairs. • If STAIRMATE is run on the wooden stairs, some rubber marks may remain.
  • Page 27 Stable 3. Stopping STAIRMATE in the middle of (Contacting three stair noses) the stairs Once the finger is released from Switch, Electromagnetic Brake will function immediately and STAIRMATE will immediately stop. Because the lugs rest on the stair noses, STAIRMATE will not slide down the stairs.
  • Page 28 4. STAIRMATE reaches the top of the stairs: 1. When STAIRMATE reaches a landing or, the top of the stairs, be sure to stop STAIRMATE for a moment when Stop Mark is just on the edge of top stair. NOTE: Stop Mark is only an approximate point.

  • Page 29: Descending Stairs

    8.3 DESCENDING STAIRS 1. Start descending: Position STAIRMATE at the top of the stairs, at a right angle (90˚) to the stairway with the passenger facing toward the stairs. 2. Press the lower side of UP/DOWN Switch to set STAIRMATE. When STAIRMATE‘s Stop Mark reaches the top edge of the stairs, be sure to stop STAIRMATE for a moment.
  • Page 30 3. Slowly push Handle until Rubber Crawlers contac the second stair while keeping STAIRMATE balanced at the same position. Stop Mark 4. When Rubber Crawlers contact the lower stair and STAIRMATE becomes stable, press UP/DOWN Switch DOWN Switch Descending While STAIRMATE runs on the stairs, the operator must be positioned upward of STAIRMATE.

  • Page 31: Daily Maintenance And Care

    9. DAILY MAINTENANCE AND CARE 9. DAILY MAINTENANCE AND CARE 9. DAILY MAINTENANCE AND CARE 9.1 BATTERY • When STAIRMATE is not to be used or its Battery Pack is to be charged, turn off Key Switch and remove Key. If Key Switch is kept in the ON position, Battery will quickly discharge and it may not have capacity to run STAIRMATE the following day.

  • Page 32: Inspection And Maintenance

    11. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE It is important that the unit keep a good condition through the following check items on daily basis. Neglecting this procedure may cause an accident or may shorten the life of unit. • Required checking before operation. CHECK ITEM WHAT SHOULD BE CHECKED FREQUENCY REMARK...

  • Page 33: Reutilisation

    12. REUTILISATION measures are no longer applicable or other regulations apply. Clean and disinfect the unit in accordance with Point 9 prior to reutilisation. An inspection must be carried out by an authorised dealer prior to reutilisation.

  • Page 34: Agents Abroad

    13. DEALER Austria/Czech  Germany 
 Latvia  Lehner Lifttechnik GmbH 
 S alling 8  Perfekta-Lift GmbH  
 E levet SIA  4724 Neukirchen am Walde  Glehner Heide 1  Vestienas street 20 
 
 P hone: +43 7278 3514  41352 Korschenbroich  LV 1035 Riga  
 F ax: +43 7278 3514-12  
 P hone: +49 2182 886060  Phone: +371 25708022 
 office@lehnerlifttechnik.at 
 F ax:  +49 2182 8860610  Fax: +371 67574023  www.lehner-lifttechnik.at 
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  • Page 35 Slovenia  JR Product d.o.o. 
 S tegne 7  1000 Ljubljana  Phone: +386 1511 4482  
 F ax:  +386 1511 4483 
 info@jr-product.si
 www.jr-product.si  Spain 
 Stannah Incisa S.L.U.  c/ Eduard Marquina 26 
 08911 Badalona  Phone: +34 93 4646770  
 F ax:  +34 93 3891534  otecnica@stannah.es
 www.stannah.es  Spain 
 Enier  Av. De Franca 205 
 17840 Sarrià de Ter 
 Phone: +34 972 171374 Fax:  +34 972 170678 
 enier@enier.com 
 w ww.enier.com Switzerland 
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  • Page 36 M. BARTELS Reha Im - & Export GmbH Fangdieckstr. 68 22547 Hamburg Tel. +49 (0) 40 | 54 75 33 33 m.bartels@reha-europe.com www.reha-europe.com Presented by:...

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