Aqua Creek TITAN 600 User manual

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TITAN 600 TM LIFT
600 LB. [272 kg] MAXIMUM CAPACITY
MANDATORY – LEAVE THIS MANUAL WITH LIFT OWNER
AQUA CREEK PRODUCTS
9 9 GARRYMORE LANE, MISSOULA, MT 59 0
1- -6 7-3552, FAX: [phone]
AQUA CREEK, LLC 2010 MAR 2011
- WARNING-
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS. LIFT SAFETY CAN ONLY BE ENSURED IF THE
LIFT IS INSTALLED AND OPERATED PROPERLY – ACCORDING TO THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
2. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY, DO NOT PERMIT CHILDREN TO USE THIS PRODUCT
UNLESS THEY ARE CLOSELY SUPERVISED AT ALL TIMES.
3. DO NOT PERMIT CHILDREN TO PLAY ON OR AROUND THIS PRODUCT.
. NEVER APPLY DIRECT WATER PRESSURE TO THE ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS.
5. SAVE A COPY OF THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN A SAFE AND EASILY ACCESSIBLE PLACE.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
3 ASSEMBLY OVERVIEW
4 LIFT LOCATION: ADA GUIDELINES (USA)
5 APPLICATION GUIDE
6 ANCHOR INSTALLATION: RETROFIT
7 ANCHOR INSTALLATION: NEW CONSTRUCTION
STEP 1: LIFT ASSEMBLY
9 STEP 2: INSTALL LIFTING ARM
10 STEP 3: INSTALL CONTROL ARM
11 STEP 4: INSTALL SEAT ARM
12 STEP 5: INSTALL SEAT ASSEMBLY
13 STEP 6: INSTALL FOOTREST
14 STEP 7: INSTALL BATTERY & HANDSET
CONTROL
15 LIFT OPERATION
17 CARE AND CLEANING
1 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
20 PART LIST & EXPLODED VIEW
21 SEAT ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST
22 WARRANTY INFORMATION

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MAIN COMPONENTS
[1] MAIN ASSEMBLY (STEP 1)
[2] LIFTING ARM (STEP 2)
[3] LINEAR ACTUATOR (STEP 2)
[4] CONTROL ARM (STEP 3)
[5] SEAT ARM (STEP 4)
[6] SEAT ASSEMBLY (STEP 5)
[7] FOOTREST ASSY (STEP 6)
[ ] 24V BATTERY (STEP 7)
[9] HANDSET CONTROL (STEP 7)
[10] BATTERY CHARGER (NOT SHOWN)
ASSEMBLY OVERVIEW
STEP 1: INSTALL IN ANCHOR.
STEP 2: INSTALL LIFTING ARM.
STEP 3: INSTALL CONTROL ARM.
STEP 4: INSTALL SEAT ARM.
STEP 5: ADJUST SEAT HEIGHT.
STEP 6: INSTALL FOOTREST.
STEP 7: INSTALL BATTERY & HANDSET CONTROL.
NOTE: PUT THE 24V BATTERY ON THE CHARGER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!
The battery will need to be charged for 24 hours before first use.
HARDWARE LIST TOOL LIST
UNPACKING THE SHIPPING CONTAINER: When you receive your new Aqua
Creek TITAN 600 pool/spa lift, check your shipment carefully. Locate all main
components and hardware listed above. The tools listed will be needed to install and
assemble the lift.
QTY. DESCRIPTION [ANCHOR INSTALLATION]
2 1/2” X 2-3/4” SHOULDER BOLT, S.S. 5” CORE DRILL
2 1/2” X 3” SHOULDER BOLT, S.S. HEAVY DUTY DRILL
1 5/16” FLAT WASHER, S.S.
1 5/16” NYLOCK NUT, S.S.
1 3/ ” X 1-3/4” SHOULDER BOLT, S.S. [LIFT ASSEMBLY]
5 3/ ” FLAT WASHER, S.S. (1) 9/16” WRENCH OR SOCKET
2 3/ ” NYLOCK NUT, S.S. (1) 1/2" WRENCH OR SOCKET
(1) 3/16” ALLEN WRENCH

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LIFT LOCATION: ADA ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS
Bef re installing the TITAN 600 Lift it will be necessary t select a l cati n f r the
anch r. Because f its versatility the TITAN 600 Lift can be installed in a wide variety f
l cati ns, but the wner/installer sh uld be aware f the requirements f the Americans
with Disabilities Act (ADA) with c ncern t lift installati ns. The diagram ab ve sh ws
an example f an ADA c mpliant installati n, which inc rp rates the f ll wing ADA
rules in rder t be c mpliant;
• SEAT LOCATION: In the raised p siti n, the centerline f the seat shall be
l cated ver the deck and 16 inches [406mm] minimum fr m the edge f the p l
(p l wall). The deck surface between the centerline f the seat and the p l edge
shall have a sl pe n t greater than 1:48. [1009.2.2 “Seat L cati n”]
• CLEAR DECK SPACE: On the side f the seat pp site the water, a clear deck
space shall be pr vided parallel with the seat. The space shall be 36 inches
[914mm] wide minimum and shall extend f rward 48 inches [1219mm] fr m a
line l cated 12 inches [305mm] behind the rear edge f the seat. The clear deck
space shall have a sl pe n t greater than 1:48. [1009.2.3 “Clear Deck Space”]
• WATER LEVEL: P l lifts must be l cated where the water level d es n t
exceed 48 inches [1219mm] (unless the entire p l is greater than 48” deep).
[1009.2.1 “P l Lift L cati n”]
NOTE: AQUA RECOMMENDS INSTALLING THE LIFT AT A DECK TO POOL-
FLOOR DEPTH OF NOT LESS THAN 42” [1067 mm].

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TITAN 600 APPLICATION GUIDE:
The TITAN 600 lift has been designed f r ptimal
flexibility, ffering the user a wide range f pti ns
f r lift placement. Sh wn ab ve, the TITAN 600 lift
is ideal f r applicati ns where access t multiple
levels (elevati ns) is required. The adjustable seat arm
makes such applicati ns easily implemented, as in
this case where the seat has been installed in ne f
the middle (height) p siti ns. With the seat in its
highest p siti n the TITAN 600 lift will clear a 30”
[762mm] high spa r p l wall.
Als , because the TITAN 600 lift r tates in either
directi n a full 360º it can be installed cl se t a wall,
with the wall n either side, as sh wn in the diagram
t the left.
NOTE: IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT ANY
WALL IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE LIFT BE
PADDED (SUCH AS SHOWN IN THE FIGURE TO
THE LEFT - TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE
LIFT OR INJURY TO THE USER SHOULD THE
LIFT BE ACCIDENTALLY OVER-ROTATED).

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ANCHOR INSTALLATION: RETROFIT INSTRUCTIONS
The TITAN 600 lift sh uld be installed in a deck r f ting with the f ll wing
specificati ns:
1. MINIMUM FOOTING SIZE: 4’ - 0” x 4’ - 0” x 12” THICK.
2. MINIMUM CONCRETE STRENGTH: 3000 PSI
3. REINFORCEMENT: #5 REBAR @ 10” ON CENTER (O.C.)
T ensure adequacy f an existing p l deck a 4’ – 0” square p rti n f the existing deck
may be saw-cut, rem ved and replaced with a f ting as specified ab ve. The new slab
reinf rcing shall be drilled and ep xied int the existing slab as sh wn n the next page.
If y ur deck r f ting d es n t meet these requirements please call Aqua Creek f r
rec mmendati ns.
F r decks that meet these requirements f ll w these instructi ns t install y ur anch r.
TOOLS & MATERIALS REQUIRED:
CORE DRILL WIRE BRUSH
5” CORE DRILL BIT AIR NOZZLE & PUMP/COMP.
MARKING PEN HEAT GUN (OPTIONAL)
EPOXY (ANCHOR ADHESIVE)* MASKING TAPE
1. Select an anch r l cati n using the diagram bel w and the ADA guidelines n
page 4. Mark the center f the anch r l cati n with a pen r marker.
2. Using a 5” diameter c re-drill bit drill a 5” diameter h le at the anch r l cati n.
Make sure t keep the bit square t the deck. Drill straight d wn t a depth f at
least 7”.
3. Rem ve plug and clean ut the h le with a wire brush, and then insert an air
n zzle t the b tt m f the h le and bl w ut the h le using a pump r
c mpressed air. Pr per h le cleaning is essential. If the h le is wet, dry it ut as
much as p ssible. A heat-gun may be helpful in drying ut the h le.
4. Mask the t p f the anch r s that n ep xy gets inside the anch r.
5. Place the anch r in the h le and ‘dry-fit’ it first t make sure the anch r will be
flush and plumb with the deck when installed. Adjust the h le as needed.
6. Install the ep xy int the dispenser and f ll w manufacturers’ instructi ns t
ensure that the ep xy is pr perly mixed and applied. USE ONLY THE
RECOMMENDED EPOXY AND ALWAYS FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS
SO THAT FULL STRENGTH IS ACHIEVED.
7. Inject ep xy adhesive int h le starting at the b tt m until the h le is 1/3 t 1/2
full.
8. Install the anch r int the h le/ep xy and push d wn until it is flush with the deck
surface. Clean ff any excess ep xy. Adjust the anch r as needed t make sure it
is flush and plumb with the deck surface. This sh uld be d ne during the
adhesives’ specified ‘gel time’ (see manufacturers’ instructi ns).
9. Let the ep xy cure f r at least 24 h urs bef re installing the lift ( r where
applicable acc rding t the manufacturers’ instructi ns).
*Use HILTI HIT HY-150 adhesive anchor or SIMPSON ET22 StrongTie anchor
adhesive or equivalent.

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ANCHOR INSTALLATION: NEW CONSTRUCTION
F r new c nstructi n a f ting sh uld be p ured acc rding t the diagram bel w. Again,
make sure the anch r is installed flush and plumb with the deck surface. Again, the
f ting sh uld have the f ll wing specificati ns:
4. MINIMUM FOOTING SIZE: 4’ - 0” x 4’ - 0” x 12” THICK.
5. MINIMUM CONCRETE STRENGTH: 3000 PSI
6. REINFORCEMENT: #5 REBAR @ 10” ON CENTER (O.C.)

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INSTALLATION & ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS:
STEP 1: INSERT MAIN ASSEMBLY INTO ANCHOR
Locate the TITAN 600 MAIN ASSEMBLY and lift it from the
shipping container.
WARNING! NEVER LIFT THE MAIN ASSEMBLY USING THE
LINEAR ACTUATOR AS A HANDLE! LIFT THE ASSEMBLY
FROM THE ENDS. USE AT LEAST 2 PEOPLE TO LIFT.
Insert the 3.5” [ 9mm] POST of the TITAN 600 MAIN
ASSEMBLY into the deck anchor. Align the LOCKING PIN with
the LOCKING SLOT in the anchor. Ease the MAIN ASSEMBLY
down until it rests on the POOL/SPA DECK SURFACE.
WARNING! MAKE SURE THE LOCKING PIN SLIDES INTO
THE LOCKING SLOT OF THE ANCHOR, AND THAT THE
MAIN ASSEMBLY SITS FLUSH WITH THE DECK SURFACE.

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STEP 2: INSTALL LIFTING ARM
Locate the LIFTING ARM and the following hardware:
• (1) 1/2” x 2-3/4” SHOULDER BOLT
• (1) 3/ ” x 1-3/4” SHOULDER BOLT
• (1) 5/16” FLAT WASHER
• (1) 5/16” NYLOCK NUT
• (2) 3/ ” FLAT WASHER
• (1) 3/ ” NYLOCK NUT
Remove the shipping strap and all packing from the LINEAR
ACTUATOR. Connect the LIFTING ARM between the MAST
and the LINEAR ACTUATOR as shown in the figure above.
Tighten NYLOCK NUTS (2) until snug as shown in PHOTO 2. DO
NOT OVER TIGHTEN!

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STEP 3: INSTALL CONTROL ARM
Locate the CONTROL ARM and the following hardware:
• (1) 1/2” x 2-3/4” SHOULDER BOLT
• (1) 3/ ” FLAT WASHER
• (1) 3/ ” NYLOCK NUT
Install the CONTROL ARM (either end) onto the MAST
as shown in the figure above. Tighten the NYLOCK NUT
until snug as shown in PHOTO 3. DO NOT OVER
TIGHTEN!

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STEP 4: INSTALL SEAT ARM
Locate the SEAT ARM and the following hardware:
• (2) 1/2” x 3” SHOULDER BOLT
• (2) 3/ ” FLAT WASHER
• (2) 3/ ” NYLOCK NUT
Install the SEAT ARM at the ends of the CONTROL ARM and
LIFTING ARM as shown in the figure above. Tighten the
NYLOCK NUTS until snug as shown in PHOTO 4.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
(NOTE: MAKE SURE THE SEAT IS FACING AWAY FROM
THE MAIN ASSEMBLY)
NOTE: FOR APPLICATIONS THAT UTILIZE MULTIPLE
SEAT ARMS (SUCH AS FOR A SLING SEAT OR THE SPA
SEAT-ARM) USE THIS STEP TO REMOVE AND
REPLACE THE SEAT ARM.

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STEP 5: ADJUST THE SEAT POSITION
The SEAT ASSEMBLY will arrive attached to the
SEAT ARM adjusted to its highest position. To
adjust the SEAT ASSEMBLY to a lower position
remove the hardware as shown above. Slide the
SEAT ASSEMBLY to its desired position (in 4”
increments) and reinstall the hardware. The
maximum adjustment is 16” (down).
DO NOT ATTACH THE SEAT ASSEMBLY ANY
LOWER THAN THIS – ALWAYS USE THE TWO
(2) SUPPLIED HEX BOLTS TO ATTACH THE
SEAT ASSEMBLY TO THE SEAT ARM!
NOTE: For most applications, such as pools with a
flat deck, the seat will be installed in its lowest
position. For applications where a wall or curb must
be cleared the seat should be installed in a higher
position. In its highest position the seat will clear a
30” [762mm] high wall.

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STEP 6: INSTALL THE FOOTREST
Locate the FOOTREST
ASSEMBLY and install it on the
seat as shown above. The
QUICK RELEASE PIN is
attached to the SEAT
ASSEMBLY with a lanyard
(cable). Pull out the pin and slide
the FOOTREST ASSEMBLY
into the slot and line up one of
the holes on the FOOTREST
TUBE with the hole for the pin.
Push the pin back into the hole
and through the hole in the
FOOTREST TUBE to hold the
FOOTREST ASSEMBLY in the
desired position. To re-adjust the
FOOTREST simply pull out the
pin and select a new hole on the
FOOTREST TUBE.
Also attach the seatbelt as shown above.

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STEP 7: INSTALL 24V BATTERY & HANDSET
Locate the 24V Battery, the Battery Charging unit and the
Handset Control. Charge the battery for 24 hours (see page 16
“Charging the Battery”) then install it on the bracket above the
Control Box as shown above and in the photo to the left. Plug
the Handset Control into the Control Box as shown above and
in the photo to the left. Press firmly to make sure the plug is
fully seated as shown below.
THE LIFT WILL NOT FUNCTION IF THE HANDSET PLUG
IS NOT FULLY SEATED OR IF THE BATTERY IS NOT
PROPERLY ALIGNED.
NOT SEATED SEATED

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LIFT OPERATION:
Before operating the lift for the first time, the user or operator should become
familiar with the Handset Control and its functions. The figure to the left gives a
quick explanation of the four buttons and their function. For example, to move the
lift UP, press the top left button with the ▲ symbol
and hold it down until the lift has reached its
desired height and then release the button. The
other buttons work in a similar fashion. In all
cases, releasing the button will cause the lift to stop
moving.
• TO MOVE UP PRESS AND HOLD THE ▲
BUTTON. TO STOP MOVING UP RELEASE
THE BUTTON.
• TO MOVE DOWN PRESS AND HOLD THE ▼
BUTTON. TO STOP MOVING DOWN
RELEASE THE BUTTON.
• TO MOVE LEFT PRESS AND HOLD THE ◄
BUTTON. TO STOP MOVING LEFT RELEASE
THE BUTTON.
• TO MOVE RIGHT PRESS AND HOLD THE ►
BUTTON. TO STOP MOVING RIGHT
RELEASE THE BUTTON.

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WARNING
MAKE SURE THE AREA AROUND THE TITAN LIFT IS CLEAR BEFORE
OPERATING. NEVER OPERATE THE LIFT WITH ANY PERSON WITHIN
THE OPERATING RANGE OF THE LIFT, INCLUDING ON THE DECK OR IN
THE WATER. NEVER MOVE THE LIFT DOWN WHILE OVER THE DECK. IF
THE LIFT COMES INTO CONTACT WITH THE DECK OR A WALL,
RELEASE THE BUTTON IMMEDIATELY OR PRESS THE EMERGENCY
STOP BUTTON. DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO OPERATE THE LIFT
WITHOUT SUPERVISION. DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO PLAY ON OR
AROUND THE LIFT AT ANY TIME.
CHECK ALL NUTS AND BOLTS FOR TIGHTNESS AND FOR WORN PARTS
BEFORE EACH USE.
USING THE “EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON” n the C ntr l B x
On the fr nt side f the c ntr l b x is a small recessed
butt n marked “emergency”. If y u take a pen r pencil r
ther p inted bject and depress the “emergency” butt n,
this will bypass the rem te c ntr l r handset and st p the
lift.
NOTE: this function will only work if there is sufficient
power in the battery, the battery is properly attached to
the control box, and the control box must be operating
properly.
CHARGING THE BATTERY:
Bef re using the Titan Lift f r the first time the 24V Battery must be fully charged. This
will take ab ut 24 h urs n the charger. It is als rec mmended that the battery be fully
charged bef re each use. The battery can be left n the Charging Unit vernight, r
whenever the lift is n t in use. DO NOT LEAVE THE BATTERY ON THE LIFT!!!
T recharge the battery, simply grip the t p f the battery and depress the clip n the back
f the battery. This will unclip the battery fr m the c ntr l b x bracket. The battery can
then be clipped int the wall m unt charger. When the charger is plugged in the green
ON light will illuminate. When the battery is c rrectly m unted t the charger, the range
CHARGE light will illuminate. When the battery is fully charged, the CHARGE light
will GO OFF and the battery is ready t use.
WALL MOUNT CHARGER

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CARE OF YOUR LIFT
R utine cleaning is an abs lute necessity t ensure the integrity f the lift. N te that the Aqua Creek P l
Lift sh uld n t be st red in a pump r m r in a st rage r m where p l chemicals are kept. St ring the
lift near p l chemicals may cause rusting and ther damage t ccur. Y ur Aqua Creek stainless steel lift
is p wder c ated t pr tect the stainless steel fr m rusting. M st rusting will ccur at weld p ints,
crevices, under gaskets, rivets r b lt heads.
The ch ice f a pr per cleaning pr duct is up t the c nsumer and there are many t ch se fr m.
Depending n the type f cleaning and the degree f c ntaminati n (rusting), s me pr ducts are better than
thers. F r r utine cleaning the pr ducts m st rec mmended are gentle s aps r detergents r dilute
mixtures f amm nia. F r stubb rn sp ts and stains try using s ft scrub with s me brisk rubbing.
DO NOT USE POOL WATER TO CLEAN USE ONLY FRESH
WATER
If the lift is used DAILY make sure t wash the lift at the end f the day. Wash the lift ff using a mild
s ap and a s ft cl th. Make sure t pay special attenti n t weld p ints and crevices. D n t use a bristled
brush r steel w l t clean the lift. Check that the lift is w rking pr perly and then place the battery n
the charger. It is rec mmended that the battery be charged after every day f use.
If the lift is used WEEKLY f ll w the same steps as ab ve. Als be sure t check all f the c ntact p ints
(terminals) f r damage r c rr si n. If y u n tice c rr si n gently clean the terminals. T clean c rr si n
fr m the terminals use a q-tip and s me rubbing alc h l. If the c rr si n is particularly stubb rn try using a
3M sc tch brite pad, but be careful n t t damage the terminals. Apply dielectric grease t the terminals
after cleaning them. This will help t prevent further c rr si n. D n t leave the battery n the lift. Always
st re the battery n the charger whenever the lift is n t being used.
If the lift is used MONTHLY f ll w the same steps as ab ve. Als check the nuts and b lts t make sure
they are securely fastened (this is always a g d idea, n matter h w ften r infrequently the lift is used).
Als make sure t st re the battery n the charger and n t n the lift. Leaving the battery n the lift f r
extended peri ds will significantly sh rten the battery’s lifespan.
If the lift is being STORED f r an extended peri d f time f ll w all f the steps ab ve. Check f r rusting
at all crevice and weld p ints. If y u n tice rusting spray s me WD-40 n the affected area and take a 3M
sc tch brite pad and rub briskly. Afterwards be sure t wash and rinse the lift again with s ap and water.
When st ring the lift make sure it is in a dry area and c vered. DO NOT STORE in r ar und p l
chemicals.

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Bef re tr ublesh ting make sure the battery is fully charged.
If the lift doesn’t move when the handset button is pressed:
When y u can’t get the lift t m ve check the f ll wing things:
1. Make sure the battery is fully charged:
A. Bef re charging the battery first make sure the green light n the fr nt f the charger
is illuminated (this means that the charger is n). Then check t make sure the silver
c ntact p ints n the battery and charger are n t damaged r c rr ded, and that they
are clean. Then place the battery n the charger and l k f r the orange charge light
t illuminate n the fr nt f the charger. When the range light g es ff the battery
is fully charged.
B. When the battery is c rrectly installed n the charger r c ntr l b x y u sh uld hear
a “click” indicating the battery is pr perly seated n the unit. Als n te that when
the battery is pr perly seated there sh uld n t be any gaps between the battery and
the c ntr l b x/charger.
The t p green light will always be
illuminated indicating that it has
p wer. When charging the battery the
b tt m orange light will illuminate,
until fully charged.
Not attached properly. N te the
white bracket is in fr nt f silver clip,
which will n t all w f r an electrical
c nnecti n.
Properly Attached.
N te that the white bracket is behind the
silver clip. N t all wing m vement.

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If the battery is fully charged and the lift is not moving then:
2. Check all c rds:
Check that the c rds are pr perly plugged in. Start by unplugging the rem te and the actuat r
c rd fr m the c ntr l b x. Once these c rds are rem ved check the ends f r c rr si n r
damage. Plug the rem te c rd back in by lining up the raised tab n the plug t the gr ved line
n the c ntr l b x utlet. N te that these c rds require s me f rce t plug them in fully. Y u
will kn w they a c rrectly inserted when y u here a “p pping s und”. The c rds will be
recessed int the utlet. If they are flush with the utside f the utlet they are n t plugged in
fully and the lift will n t functi n. Make sure y u d this f r b th c rds.
If you have checked all the cords and the lift still doesn’t move:
3. Check the c ntact p ints:
After y u have fully charged the battery and checked the c rds t make sure they are pr perly
plugged in, check t make sure the c ntact p ints are n t c rr ded r bent. If the c ntact p ints
are c rr ded take s me rubbing alc h l and a q-tip and clean ff the p ints. After cleaning the
c ntact p ints it is rec mmended t put s me dielectric grease n the c ntact p ints (terminals)
t help ensure g d electrical c ntact and prevent c rr si n. Then reinstall the battery n t p f
the c ntr l b x. Make sure y u hear a “click”, which indicates that the battery is c rrectly
seated. The lift will n t w rk if the battery is n t seated c rrectly.
If the lift stops moving over the water and is stuck:
4. Push the emergency butt n:
If the lift gets stuck ut ver the water use a pen r pencil tip and stick it int the emergency
butt n n the fr nt f the c ntr l b x t retract the lift. N te the lift will n t retract if the battery
is n t fully charged r if the c ntr l b x is n t w rking. The emergency butt n nly verrides
the rem te in case it has g ne bad. If this d es n t retract the lift then chances are the rem te is
fine and y u either have a pr blem with the battery, the c ntr l b x, r the c rds are damaged r
n t plugged in pr perly.
NOT inserted fully. Fully inserted.
Silver tabs are the contact
(terminal) points.
Use a pen r pencil tip t
push in the small black circle
l cated next t the w rd
emergency, n the fr nt f
the c ntr l b x.

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PARTS LIST:
MAIN COMPONENTS
ELECTRICAL HARDWARE
ITEM # QTY. DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
1 1 REVOLUTION/TITAN BASE GEAR REV-100-30
2 1 REVOLUTION/TITAN COVER P-930
3 1 TITAN BASE ASSEMBLY REV-200-65
4 1 TITAN MOTOR PLATE REV-310-40
5 1 REVOLUTION/TITAN MOTOR GEAR REV-320-00
6 1 TITAN MAST ASSEMBLY REV-400-PL2
7 1 TITAN BOOM ARM REV-500-20
8 1 TITAN CONTROL ARM REV-600-20
9 1 TITAN SEAT ARM REV-700-10
10 1 REVOLUTION/TITAN SEAT BRACKET REV-800-10
11 1 SEAT ASSEMBLY (SEE NEXT PAGE)
12 1 FOOTREST ASSEMBLY P-910
13 1 ROTATION MOTOR, 24V MOTOR24VREV
14 1 24V LEAD-ACID BATTERY F-004AB
15 1 CONTROL BOX F-40CBJ
16 1 BATTERY/CB BRACKET MBJ2-01
17 1 HANDSET CONTROL F-100JH
18 1 ELECTRIC LINEAR ACTUATOR F-499RAS
19 1 #8-32 X 3/16" SETSCREW, S.S. SETSCREW832316SS
20 3 #10-24 X 1/2" LOW PROFILE CAP SCREW, S.S. BOLT1024X1/2SSLPCS
21 4 1/4"-20 X 1" FLAT HEAD CAPSCREW, S.S. BOLT1/4X1SSFHCS
22 8 1/4"-20 X 1" HEX BOLT, S.S. BOLT1/4X1SSHEX
23 20 1/4" FLAT WASHER, S.S. FLATWASHER1/4SS
24 12 1/4"-20 NYLOCK NUT, S.S. NYLOCK1/420SS
25 1 3/8"-16 X 1-1/4" SHOULDER BOLT, S.S. BOLT3/8X11/4SSSHDR
26 1 3/8"-16 X 1-3/4" SHOULDER BOLT, S.S. BOLT3/8X13/4SSSHDR
27 1 3/8"-16 X 2-1/2" HEX BOLT, S.S. BOLT3/8X21/2SSHEX
28 1 3/8"-16 X 4-1/2" HEX BOLT, S.S. BOLT3/8X41/2SSHEX
29 10 3/8" FLAT WASHER, S.S. FLATWASHER3/8SS
30 6 3/8"-16 NYLOCK NUT, S.S. NYLOCK3/816SS
31 4 1/2" X 3" SHOULDER BOLT, S.S. BOLT1/2X3SSSHDR
32 8 1/2" X 3/4" X 3/8" FLANGE BEARING, BRONZE FB1/2X3/8BRNZ
33 8 1/2" X 3/4" X 1" FLANGE BEARING, BRONZE FB1/2X1BRNZ
34 2 3/8" X 1/2" X 3/8" FLANGE BEARING, BRONZE FB3/8X3/8BRNZ
35 1 3/8" X 1/2" X 3/8" PLAIN BEARING, BRONZE PB3/8X3/8BRNZ
36 2 3-1/4" X 2" X 5/8" TPRD-ROLLER BEARING, SS BRNG3.25X2X.656TRSS
37 1 1-3/8" FLAT WASHER, S.S. FLATWASHER1-3/8SS
38 1 1-3/8"-6 HEX NUT, S.S. NUT13/8-6SS
39 2 5/16" FLAT WASHER, S.S. FLATWASHER5/16SS
40 2 5/16"-18 NYLOCK NUT, S.S. NYLOCK5/1618SS
41 4 2" SQUARE TUBE CAP, PLASTIC CAP2X2X145