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  • Page 1 HOME GLIDE USER MANUAL...
  • Page 2 © TK Home Solutions B.V. All rights reserved. Specifications and illustrations are subject to change without prior notice. TK Home Solutions B.V. will not accept liability for any alteration or typing error. Subject to the exceptions provided by law, this publication and/or its contents may not be, whether entirely or partly, reproduced, copied, and/or published in print, by photocopying, on microfilm, electronically or in any other way without the prior written consent of TK Home Solutions B.V.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    HomeGlide Stairlift - User Manual - Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction _____________________________________________________________ 1 Manual ___________________________________________________________________________ 1 Symbols ___________________________________________________________________________ 1 Intended use _______________________________________________________________________ 1 Safety ___________________________________________________________________2 Safety warnings ___________________________________________________________________2 Description ______________________________________________________________ 5 Stairli t ___________________________________________________________________________ 5 Controls ___________________________________________________________________________6 Swivel seat _______________________________________________________________________12 Optional features _________________________________________________________________13 Use _____________________________________________________________________15 Unfolding the seat and sitting down _________________________________________________16...

  • Page 5: Introduction

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Introduction INTRODUCTiON MANUAL The manual describes all equipment that is available for the HomeGlide stairli t. Not all features may be available for the model installed in your home. Illustrations may di er from the model installed in your home.

  • Page 6: Safety

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Safety SAFETY SAFETY WARNiNGS TK Home Solutions B.V. is not responsible for injury or damage caused by not obeying the safety warnings in the manual. 2.1.1 USER Before you use the stairli t, read the manual carefully. Only use the stairli t if you know and understand the safety warnings and the operating instructions.
  • Page 7 HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Safety 2.1.2 STAiRS AND STAiRLiFT Do not use the stairli t in case there are any other persons on the stairs. Do not use the stairli t in case of fire or near explosive materials. Keep water and moisture away from the stairli t.
  • Page 8 HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Safety 2.1.3 MAiNTENANCE Only carry out maintenance which is described in the manual. Refer to chapter 5 “Maintenance”. An authorised technician must carry out maintenance and repair which is not described in the manual. Do not disassemble or repair the stairli t yourself.

  • Page 9: Description

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Description DESCRiPTiON STAiRLiFT S100007 1. Seat 9. Date plate 2. Backrest 10. Main switch 3. Armrest 11. Emergency stop button 4. Armrest control unit 12. Joystick (Refer to section 3.2.1 “Armrest 13. Key lock control unit”) 5.

  • Page 10: Controls

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Description CONTROLS 3.2.1 ARMREST CONTROL UNiT Use the armrest control unit (Joystick) to move the stairli t while you are seated in the chair. The armrest control unit (Joystick) is mounted on the armrest that is closest to the bottom of the stairs.
  • Page 11 HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Description WARNING Release the safety belt in a controlled way. The metal tongue of the safety belt can hit the user when released uncontrolled. In case of possible mis-use by e.g. children, key-lock option is required or locate Call &...
  • Page 12 HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Description The optional call button enables the chair-user to answer an incoming call or call for help. Pre-set phone numbers (max 3) are programmed during installation into the system. To answer a call a short press on the button is required. To make a call press and hold the button for 4 seconds.
  • Page 13 HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Description 3.2.3 KEY LOCK (COMFORT/OUTDOOR) The key lock makes it possible to put the stairli t in and out of operation with a key, e.g. when the stairli t is installed in a public area or to prevent children from playing with the stairli t.
  • Page 14 HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Description 3.2.4 4-POiNT SAFETY BELT (OPTiONAL) When using the 4-point safety belt for the first time, please follow these steps. A ter the initial adjustment of the straps, it is only necessary to loosen and tighten the shoulder straps to use the safety belt.
  • Page 15 HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Description Regular use of the 4-point safety belt 1. Sit down on the seat. 2. Move the shoulder straps over the shoulders. 3. Fasten the 4-point safety belt. 4. Adjust the shoulder straps and make sure that no loose ends can interfere with any moving parts.

  • Page 16: Swivel Seat

    The HomeGlide Extra is equipped with a linked footrest wich is unfolding and folding when unfolding and folding the manual folding seat. WARNING In the event of a defect in the automatic swivel where access to the stairs is obstructed: call service as soon as possible.

  • Page 17: Optional Features

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Description OPTiONAL FEATURES 3.4.1 HiNGED RAiL (HOMEGLiDE CLASSiC / HOMEGLiDE EXTRA) The hinged rail is a section of the rail at the bottom of the staircase that will automatically lower and raise when the stairli t is operated. The hinged rail is a useful feature in situations where there is an obstruction (doorways) or where the protrusion of the foot of the rail can cause a tripping hazard (passageways).
  • Page 18 HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Description 3.4.2 EXTRA PARKiNG POiNT The stairli t can be equipped with an extra parking point. If the stairli t reaches the extra parking point, it will come to a momentary standstill. Keep the joystick pushed until the stairli t starts moving again automatically.

  • Page 19: Use

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Use S100017 WARNING In case an attendant is operating the stairli t, the attendant should take care not to be entrapped between chair/chairleg/drive.

  • Page 20: Unfolding The Seat And Sitting Down

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Use UNFOLDiNG THE SEAT AND SiTTiNG DOWN S100021 TRAVELLiNG WiTH THE STAiRLiFT 1. Engauge safety belt, stairli t will not operate until this action has been performed. 2. Set armrests to operating position. 3.

  • Page 21: Emergency Stop

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Use EMERGENCY STOP WARNING Do not get o the stairli t on the stairs, not even in case of a breakdown, but use the Communication Module / Call Device to call for help. Only get o the stairli t at floor positions.
  • Page 22 HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Use 4.4.1 MAKiNG A CALL 1. Press the yellow alarm button for 4 to 7 seconds. The dialling tone can now be heard. 2. Release the call button. The light on the alarm button has now turned green. 3.
  • Page 23 HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Use 4.4.3 CHOOSiNG THE NEXT NUMBER S100025 S100025 If the connection to the first contact fails, you can choose to go to the next pre- programmed number. This is done as follows: 1. During the call, press the yellow alarm button once briefly. The next number will now be dialled.
  • Page 24 HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Use Led behaviour Mooe Sound Cause Registered to a None Standby mode base station Flashing red Unregistered to None Module is not registered to a a base station base station Flashing red Registered to a Single beep Module cannot find the base base station...

  • Page 25: Standing Up And Folding The Seat

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Use STANDiNG UP AND FOLDiNG THE SEAT S100026 S100026...

  • Page 26: Maintenance

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Maintenance MAiNTENANCE CLEANiNG THE STAiRLiFT WARNING Be aware of sharp edges while cleaning the stairli t. Regularly clean the stairli t – seat, backrest, armrest, footrest, safety belt, motor housing – with a so t, damp cloth. If necessary, use a mild detergent. Keep the armrest control unit and the call-and-send controls free of dirt.

  • Page 27: Signals

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Signals SiGNALS SiGNALS ON ARMREST CONTROL UNiT Signal Meaning Action Fast intermittent beeps The stairli t has Move the stairli t in the encountered an obstacle opposite direction to a and has stopped. parking point.

  • Page 28: Technical Data

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Technical data TECHNiCAL DATA Maximum permitted weight 160 kg @ max 45 ° rail 136 kg @ max 53 ° rail Driving speed (nominal) 0.12 m/s (23.6 t/min) Sound pressure level 67 dB(A) Electrical system Indoor Input voltage...
  • Page 29 HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Technical data Environmental conditions Ambient temperature Indoor: 5 - 40 °C (41 - 104 °F) Outdoor: -10 - 50 °C (14 - 140 °F) Relative humidity Indoor: 20 - 80% Outdoor: 0 - 100% Batteries (stairlift) Battery type 12V 7Ah...

  • Page 30: Contact

    HomeGlide Stairli t - User Manual - Contact CONTACT For information which is not in the manual, contact your dealer. Phone number: To support you as quickly as possible, please have the below details available when you contact our service department sta : Name of user: Phone number: Installation number:...

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