Harmar Mobility PARAGON OUTLANDER FULL Instruction Manual

30JULY2020 | 630-00132 Rev B
FULL
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XL
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OUTLANDER
LIFTS
OWNER’S
MANUAL &
WARRANTY
INFORMATION
Outlander Full with
retractable strap
opon pictured

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OUTLANDER VEHICLE LIFTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION .............................................. 4
Device Name: Paragon Outlander Vehicle Lift .......... 4
Read and Understand .......................................................... 4
Purchasing Information ...................................................... 4
Technical Specications ...................................................... 4
General Information ............................................................ 4
SAFETY ................................................................ 6
Safety Denitions .................................................................. 6
OPERATION ...................................................... 7
Special Cautions .................................................................... 7
Lowering the Lift .................................................................... 8
Positioning the Mobility Device onto the
Platform .................................................................................... 8
Securing the Mobility Device Outlander Full ............ 9
Raising the Lift ........................................................................ 9
Unloading the Chair .......................................................... 10
Stowing the Platform ........................................................ 10
Swing-Away .......................................................................... 10
Opening the Swing-Away ................................................ 11
Closing the Swing-Away .................................................. 12
MAINTENANCE ............................................. 13
TROUBLESHOOTING .................................. 14
Manual Override ................................................................ 14
MOTOR COVERING
WIRING SCHEMATIC ................................... 15
WARRANTY..................................................... 16

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OUTLANDER VEHICLE LIFTS: SECTION 1
INTRODUCTION
Secon 1
Introducon
DEVICE NAME: PARAGON
OUTLANDER VEHICLE LIFTS
Indications of Use: The intended use of Paragon
Outlander vehicle lifts is to lift a mobility device for
patients or mobility-impaired persons on and off a
vehicle.
READ AND UNDERSTAND
This manual provides instructions for proper use and
maintenance of your outside vehicle lift. Please refer
to this owner’s manual for operating instructions.
Any alterations to the equipment without written
authorization by the manufacturer will void the
warranty.
PURCHASING INFORMATION
If you have questions concerning the operation and
maintenance of your Paragon Outlander vehicle lift,
please contact your dealer.
Please ensure that you ll out the separate warranty
form and return it within ten (10) days of purchase to
register your lift.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Visit harmar.com for specications on your lift model.
GENERAL INFORMATION
This lift is meant to transport a wheelchair, power
chair or scooter (also referred to as a mobility device
or chair) on and off a vehicle for a mobility-impaired
person. Operation outside the intended use will void
the warranty.

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INTRODUCTION
Consider the following general information when
using your lift. Specics may vary based on your chair
model and lift combination.
• Always make certain your lift is fully deployed
and ush with the ground prior to loading your
mobility device.
• Ensure you have positioned the chair properly
on the platform and that it is secured on the lift
before transport.
• Always verify wheels are captured by cradles or
aligned evenly on the platform. Also ensure the
securement device is fully engaged (hold-down
foot, straps, or hold-down arm. Please consult
your dealer on the specics of your application if
you have questions.
• Always drive slowly over rough terrain such as
potholes, unpaved roads, railroad tracks, speed
bumps or other uneven surfaces. Excessive loads
and rough driving will damage your lift and will
not be covered by the warranty.
• Stop using the lift immediately if you notice any
damage. Do not attempt to transport a mobility
device with a compromised lift. Damage to your
chair, lift and/or vehicle may occur. Contact your
dealer and ask for an evaluation of the lift prior
to further use.
• Always check to make sure nobody is in the
process of getting on or off the mobility device
before operating the lift.
• Always verify the mobility device is held rmly in
place prior to transport.
• Never attempt to move the vehicle without the
lift being in the full upright or stowed position,
as this may damage the lift.

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SAFETY
Secon 2
Safety
SAFETY DEFINITIONS
This safety alert symbol appears with
safety statements. It means attention,
become alert, your safety is involved!
Please read and abide by the message
that follows the safety alert symbol.
NOTE: Indicates a condition that should be followed in
order for the lift to function in the manner intended.

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WARNING
!
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
CAUTION
!
Indicates a situation which can cause damage to
the lift and/or the environment, or cause the lift to
operate improperly.
NOTICE
!

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OPERATION
Secon 3
Operaon
Figure 3-1
SPECIAL CAUTIONS
Pay attention to the following special cautions
while operating your chair or scooter.
• 
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 Failure to do so will
damage your lift.
• These are areas of moving
parts that can catch extremities or clothing. Do not
place ngers, extremities, clothing or jewelry near
pinch points.
•  from the
platform as it lowers.
•  Improper
ination will change how the chair ts and
secures on the platform and will change the
securement pressure.
•  Double-
check to conrm that the chair is secured
properly before you transport it.
•  If ANY parts
are worn or damaged, DO NOT USE THE
LIFT. Immediately contact the dealer that you
purchased the lift from to schedule repairs.
•  Enter
and leave at an angle to the street so that the lift
does not drag on the ground.
• If
you move the vehicle with the platform in the DOWN
position, you will damage the lift and vehicle.
• 
 To prevent lift damage DO
NOT use automatic wash systems.
CAUTION
!
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
WARNING
!
!
You must hand wash or use touchless automatic car
wash to prevent lift damage.
CAUTION
!

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OPERATION
LOWERING THE LIFT
 Insert the key and turn the switch to the ON
position.
 Press DOWN on the toggle switch. The platform
will unfold, as the lift is lowered.
 Continue to lower the platform until it reaches
the ground and becomes level. See Figure 3-2.
Figure 3-2
POSITIONING THE MOBILITY
DEVICE ONTO THE PLATFORM
 Position your mobility device slowly.
 Stop positioning when the drive wheels fall
between the wheel cradles or wheel chocks on
the side or center, depending on the lift and chair
model. See Figure 3-3.
Figure 3-3
IMPORTANT: Positioning the mobility device
properly on the platform is critical to ensuring the
device is properly locked onto the lift. Always verify
that the wheels are captured by wheel cradles or
wheel chocks. Please consult your dealer on the
specics of your application.
DO NOT over-lower the platform to the point where
the vehicle begins to rise. This will damage the lift.
NOTICE

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OPERATION
SECURING THE MOBILITY
DEVICE OUTLANDER FULL
For the Outlander Full, the type of securement device
it uses, you may wish to raise the platform halfway by
using the UP toggle switch. If you raise the platform,
you won’t have to bend over while you attach straps
or ip the chair’s armrest out of the way of the hold-
down arm. See Figure 3-4.
Figure 3-4
Notes for scooter lis with a
hold-down foot assembly
On some scooters, it may be necessary to temporarily
move the steering tiller forward to clear the hold-
down foot as it lowers into the lock-down position.
RAISING THE LIFT
1. When the mobility device is secure, use the UP
toggle switch to continue raising the lift.
2. Stop raising the lift when it reaches the top
of travel and when you hear the clicking or
ratcheting sound.
3. Remove the key. See Figure 3-5.
Figure 3-5
Some scooters have pneumatic (air-inated) tires. If
your scooter has this type of tire, be sure the tires are
properly inated. Improper ination will change the
deck height of the scooter and therefore change the
amount of clamping force the hold-down arm places
on the scooter. The scooter can fall off the lift if not
properly secured.
NOTICE
Ensure that the securement system (whether it’s
a hold-down arm, hold-down foot or straps) has
enough tension to secure the device.
NOTICE
Hold-Down Arm
Straps

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OPERATION
UNLOADING THE CHAIR
 Insert the key and turn the switch to the ON
position.
 Press DOWN on the toggle switch to lower the
lift.
 Release/move the hold-down devices that are
not automatic.
NOTE: Make sure any automatic securement devices
are fully disengaged prior to removing the chair from the
platform.
 Guide the chair off the platform carefully.
NOTE: Always drive the scooter off the platform in
REVERSE. When the scooter is clear of the platform,
press the UP toggle switch to raise the platform.
STOWING THE PLATFORM
When the mobility device is unloaded, press UP on the
toggle switch and the platform will automatically fold.
See Figure 3-6.
Figure 3-6

The swing-away allows you to easily swing the
installed auto lift away from the back of the vehicle
for convenient access to the trunk/cargo area. If your
device does not have a swing-away, you may purchase
this option from an authorized dealer and have it
added at any time.
NEVER open the swing-away with the chair on the
lift. You will damage the swing-away and the lift and
will potentially damage the vehicle and the mobility
device. Any of these actions will VOID your warranty.
See Figure 3-7.
NOTICE
Figure 3-7
DO NOT leave the lift platform on the ground. Keep
the platform in its stowed position when not in use or
when leaving the vehicle.
NOTICE

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OPERATION
Figure 3-8
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 Remove the safety pin. See Figure 3-9.
Figure 3-9
 Push red latch ball. See Figure 3-10.
Figure 3-10
 Grasp the lift rmly and swing it out, away from
the vehicle. The swing-away opens up to allow
full access to the vehicle’s cargo area.
See Figure 3-11.
Figure 3-11
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See Figure 3-8.
WARNING
!

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OPERATION
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Close the swing-away by returning it to the stowed
position. See Figure 3-12.
Figure 3-12
 The swing-away will latch itself when closed.
When properly latched the ball will move
forward. See Figure 3-13.
Figure 3-13
 Install the safety pin. Be sure that the safety pin
is fully inserted to the ring.
See Figures 3-14 and 3-15.
Figure 3-14
Figure 3-15
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
WARNING
!
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WARNING
!

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OUTLANDER VEHICLE LIFTS: SECTION 4
MAINTENANCE
Secon 4
Maintenance
This outside vehicle lift is designed to be as trouble
free as possible. However, some basic maintenance
will ensure that it continues to offer reliable use for
years to come.
• Oil pivot points on all moving parts every Six (6)
months.
• Grease the inside vertical square tube once a
year (every six [6] months under hard conditions
or extreme weather). Lower the platform to the
ground and clean the tube with mineral spirits,
WD-40®or a good solvent. When clean, grease
the square vertical tube shaft with high-grade
water-resistant grease such as boat trailer
wheel-bearing grease. See Figure 4-1.
Figure 4-1
• Check for paint chips and touch up bare metal.
Use a good black enamel or lacquer to inhibit
rust. You may need to do this more frequently if
your lift is subject to salty air or road salt in the
winter.
ESAERG
ESAERG
ESAERG
Some scooters have pneumatic (air-inated) tires. If
your scooter has this type of tire, ensure the tires are
properly inated. Improper ination will change the
deck height of the scooter and therefore change the
amount of clamping force the hold-down arm places
on the scooter. The scooter can fall off the lift if not
properly secured.
NOTICE

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OUTLANDER VEHICLE LIFTS: SECTION 5
TROUBLESHOOTING
Secon 5
Troubleshoong
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• Make sure the lift harness and vehicle harness
are connected.
• Make sure the self-resettable circuit breaker on
the red wire by the battery is good.
• Try starting the car to see if the battery is weak.
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• Unplug the lift, take the round black plug off
the top of the motor cover and use a 3/8"socket
to manually lower the lift. (See manual override
instructions below.)
• If the actuator just spins and doesn’t move down
or up, take the lift to a dealer.
NOTE: Before changing mobility device, check with the
dealer to make sure the scooter is compatible with the lift
and vehicle.
MANUAL OVERRIDE
In the event of a power failure (for example, if your car
battery dies), you can still lift or lower the lift using the
manual override system.
 Unplug power to the lift. See Figure 5-1.
Figure 5-1
 Using a coin or key, remove the cap on the top
of the motor cover. See Figure 5-2.
Figure 5-2
 Insert a 3/8"socket wrench into the actuator and
rotate the hex shaft. See Figure 5-3.
Figure 5-3
• Turn the hex shaft  to 
the platform.
• Turn the hex shaft  to raise the
platform.
Lift Harness Vehicle Harness
Remove
Turn
counter-clockwise
to lower platform Turn clockwise to
raise platform




WARNING
!

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OUTLANDER VEHICLE LIFTS: SECTION 6
MOTOR COVER WIRING SCHEMATIC
Secon 6
Motor Cover Wiring Schemac
Circuit breaker
Baery
Vehicle harness
Key switch
Li
light
Trailer plug Motor cover light
Actuator
Pole reversing
switch
12 V +

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OUTLANDER VEHICLE LIFTS: SECTION 7
WARRANTY
Secon 7
3-Year Transferable Warranty
Your lift came with a separate warranty page.
You must turn this page in within ten (10) days of
purchase to register your lift.
Mail your completed form to:
Harmar
2075 47th Street
Sarasota, FL 34234
This warranty policy page must remain in your
owner’s manual for your records. Do not tear out this
page.
Dealer/Installer Name:
Address:
Phone:
E-Mail:
If you need service or warranty work, your dealer
will require the information below to receive factory
information or order parts for your Paragon Outlander
vehicle lifts.
Date Purchased:
Serial # of the Lift:
Harmar Mobility warrants its lift products against
defects in material, mechanical and electrical
component (parts), excluding labor costs, batteries,
paint and covers, for a period of three (3) years from
date of retail purchase, provided that the products
have been installed, maintained and operated
properly. This warranty does not cover defects in
vehicles on which Harmar products are installed or
defects in Harmar products caused by defects in
any part of the vehicle upon which the product is
installed. This warranty does not cover maintenance
or adjustments. Harmar will not be charged for labor,
consequential damage or repair expenses. Harmar will
not, under any circumstances, be liable for the loss of
the use of its products or loss of time. This warranty
becomes null and void if the product has been lost,
damaged by accident, over stressed, misused and/
or neglected, or if the product has been modied in
any way. Defective parts must be returned, prepaid,
to Harmar at the address listed above, for inspection
prior to credit, repair or replacement, at Harmar’s
option. Harmar’s sole obligation and the exclusive
remedy under this warranty is limited to such credit,
repair or replacement.
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
INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES
OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A

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DESCRIPTION OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY

SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS AND YOU MAY ALSO
HAVE OTHER LEGAL RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROM


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OUTLANDER VEHICLE LIFTS: SECTION 7
WARRANTY
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Model:
Serial Number:
Purchase Date:
INSTALLER INFORMATION
Company Name:
Contact Name:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
APPLICATION INFORMATION
 Scooter  Power Chair  Wheelchair
Year:
Manufacturer:
Model:
PURCHASER INFORMATION
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

 Harmar Dealer
 Internet
 Magazine
Which
 Friend or Acquaintance
 Saw Harmar product somewhere
 Other

 Style/Appearance
 Harmar Representative
 Previous Experience
 Ease of Use
 Recommendation
 Price/Value

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WARRANTY
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NOTES

2075 47th Street | Sarasota, FL 34234
800.833.0478
harmar.com