LifeGuard Lift 100287 User manual

OWNERS MANUAL
Model # 100287 - 100289
402 E Haven St. Eaton Rapids 48827
www.lifeguardlift.com

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Table of Contents
Assembled Lift
P 2
Lift Assembly
P 3
Downtube & Seat Assembly
P 4
Hardware Kits
P 5
Disassembly
P 6
Control System
Plug Orientation
P 6
P 7
Remote Control
P 7
Operating Instructions
P 8
Pool Entry
P 9
Pool Exit
P 9
Safety & Care
P 10
Specifications
P 10
Components
P 11
Troubleshooting
P 12
Warranty
P 13

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Assembled Lift Diagram

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Lift Assembly
1. Insert anchor bushing into the anchor.
2. Insert the mast assembly into the anchor bushing. Make sure that the mast assembly is
resting firmly inside the anchor.
3. Attach the boom to the mast by inserting one piece of hardware kit #1. Make sure that
the hardware is inserted properly with two washers on either side & bushings on either
side of the boom.
4. Attach the actuator to the mast using hardware kit #2. Using a washer on one side, and
lock washer and nut on the other. Be sure to put a bushing on either side of the
actuator. (NOTE: This hardware will be shipped attached to the mast)
5. Attach the actuator rod to the boom with hardware kit #3.Be sure to place a washer on
either side. (NOTE: This hardware will be shipped attached to actuator rod)
6. Attach the down tube to the boom with the remaining piece of hardware kit #1.
7. Bolt the seat assembly to the down tube with two (2) 1/2” x 3" bolts with a washer on
each side and lock washer/nut on one side. Kit #4 Tighten the bolts to 10-ft lbs.
8. Attach the armrest to the down tube side using (2)1/4” x 4” bolts with washer, lock
washer and nut. Hardware kit #5.
9. Slide the footrest under the seat and into the flange. Secure with hardware kit #6. Make
sure to place a washer on either side.
10. Remove screw from the control box/battery bracket on the back of the mast. Slide the
control box on to the bracket making sure it hooks in place. Re-install the screw
tightening the control box to the bracket.
11. Slide the battery on top of the control box while pulling back on the battery lever. Once
installed you should hear an audible click as the battery is seated on to the control box/
bracket.
12. Plug the remote into the control box, lining up the notch on the plug and control box.
Push firmly into place.
13. Plug the actuator wire into the control box using the #1 spot on the control box. Push
firmly into place.
14. Plug the rotational wire in to the control box using the #2 spot on the control box. Push
firmly into place.

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Down Tube & Seat Assembly

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Hardware Kit’s

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Disassembly
NOTE: the actuator must be in the retracted position.
1. Remove the battery by pressing in on the latch release and lift off.
2. Unplug the remote control, the rotation plug, and actuator plug from the
control box.
3. Unscrew the control box retaining screw and remove control box.
4. Detach and remove the down tube/seat assembly.
5. Detach the actuator connection from the boom.
6. Loosen and remove the actuator to mast nut and bolt. Replace the
actuator retaining hardware back on to mast finger tight, for storage.
7. Detach and remove the boom.
8. Remove the mast from the anchor. Remove the bushing and replace the
anchor lid.
Control System
The LifeGuard Power Lift battery operating system includes a Linak 24V waterproof
control box with a waterproof remote control. Battery charging is provided by a battery
charger equipped.
Battery
Normal charging time should not exceed four (4) hours. If not used, the battery should be charged
once per month. A fully charged battery should provide approximately 30 lifting cycles for an
average weight adult occupant before charging is required.
Battery Charger
The battery charger comes with a wall mount to easily charge your battery.
(Mounting hardware not included) WARNING:Failure to keep battery charged
can result in serious injury or death.
Battery Storage
When the lift is not in use, the battery never should be in the battery box on the lift. The
battery must be stored and charged in a safe, cool and dry location.
WARNING: The battery must never be charged on the lift or near the water.

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Control Box Plug Orientation
Remote Control
The lift is equipped with a waterproof remote control.
The remote control is for the operator or an assistant operator.
The control is brightly marked for ease of operation.
The remote control is programmed to perform four (4) functions
as shown in the picture.

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Operating Instructions
A. Raising and Lowering Seat
1. UP button: Pressing the UP button raises the seat when the button is depressed
until the lift reaches its maximum up position. Releasing the button will stop the
operation.
2. DOWN button: Pressing the DOWN button lowers the seat when the button is
depressed until the lift reaches its full down position. Releasing the button will stop the
operation.
B. Rotation
3. Clockwise Rotation: Pressing the Clockwise button rotates the lift in a clockwise
direction. The lift will continue to rotate in this direction until the button is released.
4. Counterclockwise Rotation: Pressing the counterclockwise button rotates the
lift in a counterclockwise direction. The lift will continue to rotate in this direction until
the button is released.
WARNING: Failure to observe the following warnings can result in severe injury or death.
WARNING: Operator of the lift must read and understand the operating instructions.
WARNING: Operate the lift exactly as described in the transfer procedure described within.
WARNING: Do not exceed the maximum lifting capacity of 350 lbs. (158 kilos)
WARNING: Children are strictly prohibited from playing on or near the lift.
WARNING: Children may operate the lift only under close adult supervision.
WARNING: The lift must never be operated in a pool with no water in it.
WARNING: Never direct water pressure towards electronic controls or components.
WARNING: Do not rotate the lift directly into the pool wall, spa wall, or deck.
WARNING: Make sure that the lift is properly installed and always operated properly in
accordance with the operating instructions.
WARNING: Users must never attempt to get onto or off the lift in the area between the mast
and the pool edge.

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Pool Entry
1. When the lift is in place, make a visual inspection, and make a short test run.
2. Using the hand controller, rotate the seat in the counterclockwise direction until it reaches a safe
and comfortable position for transfer.
3. Raise or lower the seat to the proper transfer height and raise the arm rest.
4. Transfer the occupant onto the seat, positioning the occupant’s weight in the center of the seat.
5. Lower the arm rest.
6. When the occupant is safely secure in the seat, raise the seat for additional legroom for the
occupant to rotate the seat.
7. Rotate the seat in the clockwise direction to a position above the water.
8. Lower the seat into the pool to the desired level. Unfasten the seat belt and raise the arm rest to
its upright position. It is now safe for the occupant to enter the pool.
Pool Exit
1. When water activity is finished, the occupant returns to the seat, using the pool edge to center
the occupant’s body weight on the seat.
2. Return the left arm rest to its down position and fasten the safety belt.
3. Raise the seat to a height that the occupant determines will allow ample leg room to rotate the
seat safely.
4. Rotate the seat in the counterclockwise direction to the same spot where the occupant
transferred onto the seat and raise or lower the seat to a safe transfer height.
5. Raise the arm rest to its upright position, unfasten the safety belt and transfer the occupant from
the seat.