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- Page 1 Platinum Curve Stairlift User Guide PLEASE RETAIN THIS GUIDE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. Exclusively Curved...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Getting to Know Your Stairlift ..............4 Controls: ..................5 Mains Power Switch ..............5 Battery Isolator Switch .............. 5 Diagnostic Display ..............5 Key Switch ................5 Direction Control ............... 5 Footrest ..................5 Swivel Seat ..................6 Safety Interlocks ................ - Page 3 Thank you for choosing Platinum Stairlifts We have designed our range of Platinum Curve stairlifts to help you continue living in your home. To help you get the best from your stairlift, please take a few minutes to study this guide. Also, please show this guide to any-one else who might need to use the lift.
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Page 4: Getting To Know Your Stairlift
Getting to Know Your Stairlift Meaning Meaning Arm rests (fold up and down) Battery Isolator Switch Lap Belt Seat (folds up and down) Seat Swivel Lever Keyswitch Powered footrest control (if option fitted) Direction Control Emergency Hand-wind Mechanism Mains Power Switch Diagnostic Display Charging Point Safety Limit Covers... -
Page 5: Controls
Mains Power Switch The stairlift should be plugged in at the nearest mains socket. This could be at the top or bottom of the stairs. The lift needs to be plugged in and switched on at all times. When the power is on, a green indicator light will be shown on the power supply, mounted nearby. -
Page 6: Swivel Seat
Swivel Seat For safety, the seat (10) is locked into one of two positions. In the normal travel position, the seat will be locked into position with your back parallel to the track. This is so you do not catch your feet on the steps during travel. The lift will not travel unless the the seat is locked into this position. -
Page 7: Charging Points
Charging Points (15) The stairlift is powered by large internal batteries. These are charged when the stairlift is not in use. Charging points are located at the top and bottom of the track. The lift MUST be parked on a charging point when not in use. -
Page 8: Getting On To The Chair
Getting On the Chair: Manually fold down the Footrest (8). If powered footrest option fitted, press and hold powered footrest switch until footrest is completely down. The switch is located under opposite armrest to main direction joystick. Fold down the seat pad (10) and ensure that the seat is swivelled into the correct position so you can sit on it safely. -
Page 9: Cleaning & Maintaining Your Stairlift
Cleaning and Maintaining Your Stairlift To maintain safe and reliable operation, your stairlift needs a regular safety inspection and service. Your local stairlift servicing centre will be pleased to discuss servicing your stairlift and any warranty arrangements. Before cleaning your stairlift, switch off using the keyswitch (11). The top and bottom tubes of the stairlift rail must be kept clean to ensure the continued, reliable operation of the stairlift. -
Page 10: Problems / Troubleshooting
1. Check the battery isolator switch is in the “I” position Battery Stairlift is turned Off Isolated 1. Check the battery isolator switch is in the “I” position Platinum The stairlift is on charge and everything is OK, lift should operate normally. Safety Final Limit Fault Circuit 1. -
Page 11: Mains Power, Battery Power And Power Cuts
Code Meaning Lost Lift has lost datum position Position Move lift to bottom of track to reset datum position. Thermal Cut Motor and motor drive are running too hot, overloaded lift or excessive use. Switch lift off and allow motor to cool. Call Conflict More than one conflicting call received. -
Page 12: Battery Replacement
If you are still unable to remedy the problem, please call your local service engineer (this will usually be the company you bought the lift from). Please have a list of system status codes that you may have witnessed available. Alternatively, you can call the Platinum Helpline on: 0800 542 3166... -
Page 13: Technical Information
Technical Information Weight Limits The standard stairlift has been designed to carry one person only, and has a maximum weight limit of 120kg (19 stone). The heavy duty stairlift has a maximum weight limit of 160kg (25 stone). Operating Periods/Excessive Use Your stairlift has been designed to run continuously for no more than 15 minutes in any three hour period. -
Page 14: Installation & Service Record
Installation & Service Record Date Installed By Signed 1st Service Due on Date Serviced By Signed Next Service Due on... -
Page 15: Notes
Notes... - Page 16 Unit 10, The Crossings, Crosshills Business Park, Keighley BD20 7BW Telephone 01535 - 631 177 Fax 01535 - 631 188 Email enquiries@platinumrails.com...
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