AUTOCHAIR SMART TRANSFER T-MPL Guide

User & Installation Manual
T-MPL
Mobility Innovations
Changing Lives by Improving Mobility

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Safety Guidelines
WARNING! - Authorized technicians & installers are to complete the initial set
up of this device. All Installation instructions must be followed.
WARNING! - These symbols denote a potentially dangerous situation. Failure to
carry out the specified procedures may result in injury or damage to the device.
MANDATORY! - The indicated actions must be carried out as specified. Failure
to perform the specified actions may result in injury or damage to the device.
PROHIBITED! - Do not carry out the indicated actions. They should not be
performed at any
time, under any circumstances. Carrying out a prohibited
action may result in injury or damage to the unit.
The following symbols are used to identify warnings and important details throughout
this manual. Please read them and ensure you are aware of their meaning.
Please fill out the following details for quick reference:
Authorized Dealer:
Address:
Phone Number: Purchase Date:
Serial Number:
NOTE: This owner’s manual is compiled from the latest specifications and product information available at the
time of publication. We reserve the right to make changes as they become necessary. Any changes to our
products may cause slight variations between the illustrations and explanations in this manual and the product
you have purchased.
NOTE: This product is compliant with WEEE, RoHS, and REACH directives and requirements.
Copyright © 2018
Autochair Ltd.
1214296 Rev. B
Manufactured By:
Autochair Ltd
Wood Street North
Meadow Lane Industrial Estate
Alfreton
Derbyshire
DE55 7JR
Order Number:
Distributed By:
Mobility Innovations LLC.
51277 Celeste
Shelby Township
MI 48315

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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................... 4
2. SAFETY .................................................................................................................... 5
3. TECHNICAL .............................................................................................................. 8
4. OPERATION ............................................................................................................ 11
5. ACCESSORIES ....................................................................................................... 16
6. TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................ 18
7. CARE & MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................... 20
8. WARRANTY .............................................................................................................. 21
USER MANUAL
INSTALLATION MANUAL
9. COMPONENTS ......................................................................................................... 24
10. INSTALLING .......................................................................................................... 26
11. CILL BRACKET ...................................................................................................... 31
12. WIRING ................................................................................................................... 34
13. NOTES .................................................................................................................... 35

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1. Introduction
Congratulations on the purchase of your new Person Lift
manufactured by Autochair.
These instructions were produced for your benefit. Your understanding of these instructions is essential
for the safe operation of your new lift system.
Autochair is not liable for damage to property or personal injury arising out of the unsafe use of a lift
system. Autochair is also not liable for any property damage or personal injury arising out of the failure
of any person and/or user to follow the instructions and recommendations set forth in this manual or
any other instructions or recommendations contained in other lift system related literature issued by
Autochair or contained on the lift system itself.
Please note that your Person Lift comes complete with a warranty as detailed in your contract. This
warranty covers the replacement of any faulty parts and the labor for replacing those parts. The
warranty does not cover travel costs.
THIRD PARTY AND PRIVATE PURCHASES
If you purchased your product from a seller not affiliated with Autochair or from a previous owner and
require any information about the safe use and maintenance of your Person Lift, please contact your
Authorized Dealer.
END-USER’S AGREEMENT
By accepting delivery of the Person Lift, you agree that you will not modify, change or alter this Person
Lift or remove or render inoperable or unsafe any guards, shields, or other safety features of this product;
fail, refuse, or neglect to install any retrofit kits from time to time provided by Autochair to enhance or
preserve the safe use of this product.
DELIVERY AND SHIPPING
Before using or operating your Person Lift make sure your delivery is complete. Some components may
be individually packaged. If you do not receive a complete delivery or if any damage has occurred to
the Person Lift or packaging whilst in transit, please contact your Authorized Dealer. Upon delivery of
your new Person Lift; your Authorized Dealer should provide a demonstration on the correct use of the
product.
FEEDBACK AND SUGGESTIONS
We want to hear your questions, comments, and suggestions about this manual. We would also like to
hear about the safety and reliability of your new Person Lift and about the service you received from your
Authorized Dealer.
Please notify us of any change of address, so we can keep you apprised of important information about
safety, new products, and new options that could improve your ability to use and enjoy your lift system.
Please feel free to contact us at the address below:
Please read through these instructions thoroughly before operating this product.
Distributed By:
Mobility Innovations LLC.
51277 Celeste
Shelby Township
MI 48315
1 800 488 7688
www.mobilityinnovators.com

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2. Safety
Product Safety Symbols
Please study the symbols below to ensure you understand them completely. They are used on the Person Lift and
in the manual to identify warnings and mandatory or prohibited actions
.
Read and follow all directions in this manual.
Maximum user weight. Maximum lifting capacity at its minimum
extension. See table on page 8 for lifting capacity for all extensions.
Pinch/Crush points on the Person Lift. Keep hands and fingers away
from moving components and crush points when operating the Person
Lift.
Battery posts, terminals and related accessories
contain lead and lead compounds. Wear goggles
and gloves when handling batteries and wash
hands after handling.
Disposal and recycling. Contact your Authorized Dealer for
information on proper disposal of your Person Lift and its packaging.

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NON-AUTOCHAIR PRODUCTS
Use only the sling provided with the Person Lift. Additional/specialist slings can be purchase from
an Authorized Dealer. Other slings by different manufacturers may have a different balance point,
different attachment points and will not be suitable for use with this type of device. Autochair
accepts no liability for damage or injury caused by the use of inappropriate slings.
PRE-LIFT INSPECTION
There should be no sharp edges on either the Person Lift or the fitting kit. If you find any sharp
edges, please contact your Authorized Dealer before use.
Please make sure that you are completely happy with the operation of the Person Lift before
operating it yourself. Misuse of the product could result in injury.
Inspect the sling and straps before every use for twisting, fraying or signs of wear. If signs of wear
become evident, have the sling replaced by your Authorized Dealer. Check that the buckles have not
moved and that the positioning of the person being lifted is correct at the start of the lift. Refer to the
technical section for the correct method of threading the straps through the buckles to avoid slipping.
2. Safety
WARNING! A frayed or worn strap can snap, resulting in injury to the person
being lifted and/or the operator. Do not use a damaged sling.
WARNING! This Person Lift is only intended to be installed by an Authorized Dealer
or qualified technician. Read and fully understand the manual prior to installation.
MANDATORY! Stay within the specified weight capacity of the lift system. Exceeding
the weight capacity voids your warranty. Autochair will not be held responsible for
injuries and/or property damage resulting from failure to observe weight limitations.
WEIGHT LIMITATIONS
The lift system is designed to lift a maximum user weight of 330lb (150kg). Depending on the way the
lift system is set up for the vehicle, this maximum weight limit may be reduced. Please refer to the
specification table to check the maximum capacity for your specific installation. Keep in mind that the
maximum weight capacity includes the combined weight of the user and any accessories mounted to
the lift arm.
INSTALLATION

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2. Safety
OPERATOR POSITIONING
Keep hands clear of the lift arms during motion. The Person Lift is only doing the lifting, control the
lateral movement using the handle on the back of the sling. Stand close to the person being lifted to be
able to safely control their movement, refer to the operating instructions for detailed guidance.
Your Person Lift should be inspected at least every year by a qualified person.
If any of the above safety hazards occur please contact your Authorized Dealer as soon as possible
Remember: The Person Lift is only doing the lifting, it does not control the lateral movement of
the lift. The operator MUST ALWAYS keep a hand on the lift to control the lateral movement of the
person being transferred. Failure to do so may result in injury.
KEY SAFETY POINTS
WARNING! The purpose of this product is to transfer a person simply, safely and
with a degree of comfort, from a wheelchair or powerchair to a vehicle or other seat
and vice versa. It must not be used for any other purpose.
WARNING! Ensure all straps are set correctly. All metal clips are positively located
on their lugs before lifting. Do not lift/lower at the same time as transferring the
person into and out of the vehicle.
WARNING! Keep hands, clothing and electrical cord of hand control clear of all moving
parts during lifting/lowering operations. The handset can be placed on top of the lift arm
when not in use. Do not use the handset whilst it is attached to the body of the lift.
WARNING! Avoid catching the handset cord in the car door or moving parts,
resulting in damage to the cord and loss of hoist function.
WARNING! During wet weather avoid getting the electrical connection and
vicinity wet.
WARNING! Never use a system that has signs of damage.
WARNING! Do not exceed maximum lifting capacity.
WARNING! Note the position of all pinch point warning labels stating “Keep Clear”.
Never place your hands in these locations when the Person Lift is in operation.

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3. Technical
Weight of the lifting arm: 18.7lb (8.5kg)
Maximum lifting capacity: 330lb (150kg)
Maximum range of lift: 21”
Power supply: 12v DC
Maximum current draw: 20 Amps
Product materials: Aluminum & Mild/Stainless Steel
Material Finish: Powder coated - Carbon Grey
Slings: Standard - XS, S, M, L, XL
Double Amputee - S, M, L
Fleece Lined - M, L
Net - S, M, L
Sling Material: Polyester
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Extension Setting Lift (inch) Lift (mm) Max User
Weight (lb)
Max User
Weight (kg) Stone
Maximum Extension 24.06 611 260 118 18.5
5 Holes Visible 22.83 580 269 122 19.2
4 Holes Visible 21.57 548 280 127 20
3 Holes Visible 20.35 517 291 132 20.8
2 Holes Visible 19.13 486 304 138 21.7
1 Hole Visible 17.91 455 317 144 22.6
Minimum Extension 16.69 424 330 150 23.8
Number of holes visible

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3. Technical
SLINGS
The slings come in various sizes, all rated at 385lb (175kg) weight capacity, which are color coded on
the sling edges as follows;
Extra Small - White
Small - Yellow
Medium - Green
Large - Red
Extra Large - Blue
The lifting straps of the sling should be adjusted so that each strap is as short as possible, giving the
best lift and the most maneuverability for the person.
The correctly adjusted sling should lift the person, in a seated position at lower chest height and not
above the shoulder height or at waist height. If there is a lot of slack in the straps when the sling
is connected to the ‘spreader bar’, they should be shortened. The slacker the straps are when
connected, the less the range of lift that can be achieved and the sling will also not offer as much
support.
The sling supplied with the Person Lift is determined during your initial assessment. However, if it
does not suit, or you have not had an assessment, please consult your Authorized Dealer.
When you wash your Person Lift Sling, you must remove the buckles and the webbing anchors –
failure to do so may result in damage to your washing machine. Your sling can be washed at up to
167°F (75°C).
Upper Lifting Straps (Connect one to each
side of the Spreader Bar)
Positioning Handle
Lower Lifting Straps (Connect to
central pin on the Spreader Bar)
Instruction for the correct
way to t a sling buckle to
eliminate any movement
of the strap.

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3. Technical
SOCKET
The Standard Person Lift power socket is located
at the side of the mounting post (shown fitted into
a vehicle).The cord on the lift should be directly
connected.
HANDSET
The Handset is simple and easy to use, with one
button for Up and one for Down. Releasing the
button stops lifting or lowering.
ARM
Once the person is seated, remove the spreader
bar, extension arm and lift arm and place in the
storage bag for use upon arrival at your destination.
STORAGE BAG
The large carry bag is supplied with the Person Lift
to store the lift arm, extension arm, spreader bar
and sling when not in use.
COMPONENT DESCRIPTION

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ENTERING THE VEHICLE
1. Mount the lift arm, extension arm and spreader bar. Rest the lower mounting lug on the longer
lower pin before aligning the top pin.* The arm should slide into place smoothly.
Switch the lift on.
*WARNING! Ensure that both pins are engaged and the lift arm rotates freely.
2. Position the lift arm and the person being lifted.
AB
3. A) Connect the leg straps first. 3. B) Then connect the side straps.
4. Operation - Entering

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4. Operation - Entering
4. Raise the person off the seat (remember to
keep lateral control when lifting).
7. Begin to guide the person into the vehicle,
knees first.
8. If necessary, lower the lift until the person
rests against the edge of the seat; this may
help them to duck their head into the vehicle.
9. Lift again until the person being moved
is free of the seat. (Do not lift too high when
inside the vehicle, as this could cause injury).
6. Position their legs over the door sill as shown.
5. Using the handle on the back of the sling,
maneuver the person closer to the vehicle.

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4. Operation - Entering
10. Once inside the vehicle, position the person
comfortably in the seat.
11. Lower the lift arm until the sling straps are
slack then disconnect the straps in the reverse
order to connecting.
12. Remove the Person Lift and store it
securely in the boot of the vehicle.

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4. Operation - Exiting
EXITING THE VEHICLE
3. Begin to slowly raise the person up out of
the seat.
1. Mount the lift arm, extension arm and
spreader bar.
2. Connect the sling straps. First connect the
leg straps (A), then the side straps (B).
AB
B
4. Begin to move them over the edge of the
seat. It may be necessary to lower them slightly
as they are coming out of the vehicle.
5. Continue to move the person completely out
of the vehicle.
6. Take their feet out from over the sill.

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4. Operation - Exiting
7. Lower onto the wheelchair. Lift up on the
rear sling strap to help get the person into
a good sitting position.
8. Switch the Person Lift off and store in the
boot if necessary*.
WARNING! It may be necessary to help the person’s feet from the vehicle depending on
the height of the user, lift setting and vehicle door sill. Be careful to avoid any strain on
the person, equipment or you. Lifting the person higher than appears necessary at this
stage helps when moving their feet out of the vehicle
*WARNING! Never travel with the lift arm in place!

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5. Accessories
PERSON LIFT ACCESSORIES
This Person Lift is available with a range of accessories to make it even more versatile and suitable
for use around the home, office or even on holiday. If you’d like to extend the usefulness of your
Person Lift with any of our available Accessories; please get in touch with your Authorized Dealer
and ask them about their available range.
The T-SB
Wall Bracket
A versatile mobile base unit for the Person Lift
The T-SB is a mobile base unit that enables the
Person Lift to be used in the home, at work or
even on holiday. The T-SB unit is collapsible
and easily transportable system that allows
simple transfers from one sitting position to
another whenever and wherever you like.
Sturdy mounting system for the Person Lift
The Wall Bracket allows seated transfers from one point
to another whilst in the home. Securely mounted to the
wall studs; the Wall Bracket enables transfers in and
around the home such as in bathrooms and bedrooms.

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5. Accessories
Person Lift Sling Options
Multiple Person Lift Installs & Set Ups
Sling sizes and options for any requirements
The Person Lift is available with a wide range of sling
sizes and arrangements making it suitable for the
requirements of almost any user. Slings come in
sizes from X-Small to X-Large and are available in
a range of materials such as standard polyester,
fleece lined for extra comfort and net for greater
breathability.
Slings are even available in amputee and double
amputee layouts for greater comfort and safety
when lifting & transferring.
Use your Person Lift in as many cars as you require
Your Person Lift is not specific to one car. That means if
you have a second car or need to be lifted into another
vehicle, all that’s required is a mounting post installed
in your second (or third, fourth, fifth etc.) vehicle and
you can swap your Person Lift between them at your
discretion.
Available with the Person Lift are a range of extensions
& drop arms to make the Person Lift suitable for use
in an even greater range of vehicles. Combinations
of extensions and drop arms can be used to give the
Person Lift the necessary reach for use in even larger
4x4s and people carriers as well as sports cars and
convertibles.

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6. Troubleshooting
Problem
Solution
Will not lift high enough
• Is the lifting arm extended to the correct length?
- This should only be done by a qualified person.
• Are the straps on the sling set to the correct length?
- They should be set as short as possible.
The unit will not lift
• Is the handset light on? If no, is the unit switched on?
• Unit is switched on, but no light?
• Is it plugged in and switched on, but still does not work?
• Is the battery dead?
• Is a fuse blown? (The fuse is next to the battery)
•
Fuse has not blown but still no power – A visible check of all connections
and wires to make sure that a wire has not been cut, crushed or come loose.
The handset does not
work
• Has the handset connector come out? If so, reconnect it.
• If not, has the connector at the other end of the handset cord come out
of the socket?
- If so, replace.
• Has the cord to the handset been damaged?
- If yes, use the emergency Up/Down buttons to operate:
- Emergency buttons are indicated by the arrow below;
Person is uncomfortable
when lifted
• Confirm that the sling is correctly positioned and not twisted under their legs.
• If all material is even, then adjusting the straps may alleviate discomfort.
Person Lift is lifting very
slowly
• Is the person too heavy for the lift? 330lb (150kg) is the maximum safe
working load. (See page 8 or 21)
• If the Person Lift is extended; refer to the technical section to check the
lift capacity for the setting.
• Is the vehicle’s battery charged?
What servicing is available?
• We recommend yearly servicing to ensure your Person Lift is safe and
reliable
What if we have an
accident?
• If you think that your Person Lift has been damaged in any way please
call your Authorized Dealer to arrange an inspection and safety test.
If you can’t find a solution to your problem, before operating the Person Lift please contact your
Authorized Dealer as soon as possible. Their details will be written on the inside cover and the back
page of this manual. If you do not have their contact
details, get in touch with us and we’ll let you
know who your Accredited Dealer is and how to get in touch with them.

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6. Troubleshooting
WARNING! The orientation of the person should be as shown in the
instructions at all times during lift operation. The following images show
the CORRECT and INCORRECT sling settings. A poorly set up sling
could cause discomfort to the person being lifted. It will also be difficult
to use the lift properly and get the person seated correctly. If this occurs,
lower the person back into their seat and adjust the sling ensuring the sling
and straps are correctly positioned.
This sling has been adjusted incorrectly.
The leg straps are too short causing the
person to be positioned away from the
spreader bar. To correct this, lower the
person to a safe position, check that the
leg supports of the sling are positioned
correctly and adjust the leg and side
straps as necessary.
This sling has not been pushed far
enough down the persons back before
attaching the leg straps. This provides less
support for the person being lifted and the
leg straps will be uncomfortably tight. To
correct this, lower the person to a safe
position, pull the sling lower at the back
before repositioning the leg supports
checking that they are spread evenly
under the thigh.
The CORRECT sling setting

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7. Care and Maintenance
The following routine maintenance should be performed at the indicated intervals. Failure to perform
the maintenance procedures at the required intervals may void Autochair’s product warranty.
Perform prior to daily use:
• Inspect slings, buckles and straps and replace if necessary.
• Inspect the sling and lift for damage and replace if necessary.
• Check electrical cords and connections for signs of damage.
Perform at least every 6 months:
Inspect all mounting hardware and lift pivots for defects and a secure fit. Any hardware found to be
loose should be tightened or replaced if necessary. If in doubt contact your Authorized Dealer.
Perform every 12 months:
• It is recommended that the Person Lift is serviced every year by your Authorized Dealer.
Cleaning:
The slings can be washed in a washing machine. (See page 9 or Care Instructions on Sling Label)
If required the Person Lift can be cleaned with a damp cloth and detergent. Ensure the unit is
disconnected before cleaning.
Do not immerse the Person Lift in water, do not allow water to run into the electrical
connectors or control box and allow to dry before use.
Care and Maintenance
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