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- Page 1 OPERATION MANUAL ZW4250 POWERED STAIR CLIMBER OPERATION MANUAL https://www.xstoclimbers.com.au/...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents Symbols and Safety Instructions 1.1 Symbols 1.2 Important safety instructions 2. Equipment Description 2.1 Equipment components ZW4250 2.2 Technical data 2.3 Equipment description 2.4 Technical parameters ZW4250 2.5 Dimensions 2.6 Standard accessories supplied 2.7 Optional accessories supplied 3. Initial Operation 3.1 Foldable loading board... - Page 5 Contents 7. Warranty and responsibility 7.1 Warranty 7.2 Responsibility 8. Accessories and methods of use 8.1 Quick charger 8.2 Vehicle charging converter...
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Page 6: Symbols And Safety Instructions
1. S ymbolS and mportant afety nStructIonS 1.1 Symbols Read the user’s manual and be sure you understand all warnings and safety instructions before operating this equipment If you see this sign in the instructions it means one of the following: WARNING: May cause serious injury or death! CAUTION:... - Page 7 • Do not use a pressure cleaner on the stair climber • Always store in dry conditions • For repair or maintenance please contact XSTO Australia • Only use accessories provided by XSTO Australia • Stair climber operation may interfere with electronic equipment •...
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Page 8: Equipment Description
2. e quIpment eScrIptIon 2.1 Equipment Components ZW4250 ZW4250 Powered Stair Climber 1: Extendable handle 2: Climb/descend switch 3: Handle locking bolts 4: Battery status 5: Support wheel 6: Solid wheel 7: Operating button 8: Speed switch 9: ON/OFF switch... -
Page 9: Technical Data
2.2 T echnical This user manual applies only to the ZW4250 stair climber. 2.3 e quipmenT escripTion These innovative stair climber models are designed for transporting heavy goods up and down internal or external stairs in warehouses, factories, offices, or residential buildings. Uses include moving industrial and warehouse equipment, or delivering, removing and storing household furniture and appliances. - Page 10 2.4 Technical Parameters ZW4250 continued... Model ZW4250 Straight step width required >100 mm (Machine & cargo) Battery type Lithium-ion Battery specification 48V 10AH Charging voltage 110-240 VAC Motor DC current 48V 500W Noise level <70dB (1m from actuator) Device: - Storage temperature...
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Page 11: Dimensions
2.5 D imensions Unfolded Folded Type ZW4250 1,720 1,190 Units: mm 2.6 Standard accessories supplied Main unit Safety strap Battery pack Quick charger Page 11... -
Page 12: Optional Accessories Supplied
2.7 Optional accessories available Solid wheel Battery pack Fast charger Car charging converter Transfer device Centre of gravity Universal wheel adjustment frame Note: For the correct use of accessories, refer to the relevant instructions in this operation manual. Note: Machines and accessories may be changed or upgraded without notice. -
Page 13: Initial Operation
3. I nItIal peratIon NOTE: Before initial operation, please ensure the stair climber is being operated in an environment with a temperature above 0 NOTE: The motor has a 50% duty cycle. This is calculated by [Continuous operating hours / (Continuous operating hours + Continuous rest hours)] which should be less than or equal to 50%. -
Page 14: Turning On The Stair Climber
3.5 Turning on the stair climber Press the switch to turn on the stair climber. 0 means OFF, and 1 means ON. The screen on the battery box will display the amount of battery charge. 3.6 Initial climbing position Adjust the climbing/support wheels with one wheel above the stair as shown. -
Page 15: Normal Operation
3.9 Check the battery capacity continued... Some models display the battery capacity by using an 8-grid graphic. When all 8 grids are lit, the battery is fully charged. When the power display is less than 20%, or the graphic displays only 3 grids, the battery power is low and the battery should be recharged or replaced. -
Page 16: Operating On Flat Ground
4.2 Operating on flat ground Tilt the stair climber back until you reach the point of balance. Use the stair climber like a trolley, moving forward while keeping the load in balance. Note: Turn off the power switch when using the stair climber on flat ground, to avoid inadvertent activation of the climb motor. 4.3 Operating on a slope Adjust the climbing arm to avoid it touching the ground during use. Tilt the stair climber and find its point of balance. -
Page 17: Ascending Stairs
4.4 Ascending stairs WARNING: When ascending the operator will feel an initial tilting force. Counteract the force to maintain balance while climbing. WARNING: Do not allow people to stand below the machine while ascending. Be sure to maintain balance at all times to prevent the machine tipping and endangering the operator. -
Page 18: Descending Stairs
4.4 Ascending stairs continued... Adjust the climbing arm with it’s wheels just above the step, ensuring the wheels on the opposite end of the climbing arm do not touch the ground, as shown in the graphic. Maintaining the point of balance of the machine, press and hold the operating switch to begin climbing the stairs. - Page 19 4.5 Descending stairs continued... Set the mode switch to DOWN mode. Rotate the speed control mode knob to set the desired descent speed. Tilt the stair climber to the point of balance. WARNING: Do not over tilt to prevent the motor cover colliding with the steps.
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Page 20: Transport
4.6 Transport WARNING: Make yourself aware of the stair climbers weight, and transport instructions. WARNING: Always ensure the stair climber is securely fastened in accordance with local road laws. WARNING: Always turn the stair climber off before transporting. Fold up the loading board. Retract the extendable handrail. 4.7 Cargo loading method and carrier curve When loading cargo onto the loading board, adjust the position of the load to keep the cargo in balance laterally, shown as the Y-axis in the following... - Page 21 4.7 Cargo loading method and carrier curve continued... Vertical beam Lateral, or Y-axis Loading board depth, or X-axis L1 - distance between the goods and the vertical beam. B - the width of the goods B/2 + L1 - the distance between the centre of gravity of the goods and the vertical beam L0 - the width of the loading board...
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Page 22: Maintenance
5. m aIntenance 5.1 Battery pack CAUTION: Never handle the battery with wet or moist hands. NOTE: Ensure the climber is protected against excess humidity. NOTE: Charge the battery pack after each use. NOTE: Protect the charger and it’s cables for oil, grease, aggressive cleaning agents, thinners, or damage. - Page 23 5.1 Battery pack continued... Storage: - For long-term battery storage, charge the battery to 50% charge and store in a dry, well ventilated space. Charge every 3 months. - The battery and charger should be stored in a clean, dry, well-ventilated space, away from fire or heat, and avoiding contact with corrosive materials.
- Page 24 5.1 Battery pack continued... Battery warranty period: - The warranty period of this battery is 12 months from date of delivery, 500 cycles, and less than or equal to 80% capacity (whichever occurs first). Battery handling precautions: - Do not immerse the battery in liquid; avoid getting it wet. - Do not charge, use or store the battery near a fire or heat source. Keep away from flammable or explosive materials. If the battery leaks or releases a strange odour, move it way from all flammable materials.
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Page 25: Changing The Fuse
Inspect the support wheels regularly for wear. 5.4 Recycling Your stair climber has a long service life. However, if your machine is nearing the end of it’s life, you can return the parts to XSTO Australia for recycling. Page 25... -
Page 26: Malfunction And Troubleshooting
Check the battery’s charge. If less than 20%, operate. recharge the battery. Test the fuse. If blown, replace with a serviceable fuse. If the problem persists, contact XSTO Australia Battery cannot be Check the battery capacity and voltage. charged Check that the charge indicator light is functioning normally. - Page 27 7.0 W arranTy esponsibiliTy 7.1 Warranty The warranty period of the motor, gearbox, and control panel is 12 months under normal use. The switches have a 3 month warranty period. Any damage caused by the following is specifically excluded from the warranty: - Damage caused by overload - Damage from incorrect operation - Damage from rough handling - Natural wear of castors, straps etc.
- Page 28 - Operation in an overload condition - Operation at low battery capacity We will not notify you if the contents of this specification are changed due to improved product quality or upgraded technical parameters. For the latest product information, please contact XSTO Australia. 8.0 a ccessories anD meThoDs of use 8.1 Quick charger The quick charger can cut charging times in half.
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