MOBILE STAIRLIFT LITE User manual

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LITELITELITELITE INDEX
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1.0 Introduction
1.1 - Indication for Use
1.2 - General Description / Intended Use
1.3 - Disclaimer
1.4 - Unpacking the Device
2.0 Symbols and Definitions Used in the Manual
2.1 - Warnings, Cautions, Notes, and Definitions
2.2 - Safety Precautions
3.0 Warranty
4.0 Stairlift Features
5.0 Technical Specifications
6.0 Diagram of the Mobile Stairlift Lite
6.1 - Specific Parts of the Stairlift
6.2 - Side View of the Stairlift
6.3 - Control Panel & Handlebar Extension Knob
7.0 Stairlift Battery
8.0 Learning to Use the Stairlift & Operation Details
8.1 - Unfolding the Stairlift
7.1 - Battery Indicator
7.2 - Battery Charging Instructions
7.3 - Battery Specifications and Safety Information
8.2 - Folding the Stairlift For Storage or Transportation
8.3 - Ascending a Staircase With the Stairlift
8.4 - Descending a Staircase With the Stairlift
8.5 Attaching the Passenger Headrest
9.0 Proper Disposal
11.0 Care and Cleaning Tips
10.0 Replacement Parts
12.0 Maintenance Checklist
13.0 Device Label
14.0 FAQs
INDEXINDEX

LITELITE 1.0-1.1
For customer service or technical assistance, please contact us
at mobilestairlift.com/contact or call [phone]
1.1 Indications for Use
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Thank you for purchasing the Mobile Stairlift Lite! We aim to provide the safest and most
adaptable mobility equipment on the market. Please read this manual in its entirety
before operating or maintaining this product. To ensure safe use, all operators of this
device should be properly trained. Although the Mobile Stairlift Lite can be easily
operated by one person, it is our recommendation that a second person act as a spotter
below the chair for maximum safety.
Improper usage of this device can cause injury to the rider or operator. The
stairlift must only be used as described in this manual. Do not modify
the stairlift or any of its components unless you are a certified Mobile Stairlift
Technician, as modifications can result in unpredictable performance and
result in injury to the rider or operator.
The Mobile Stairlift Lite is a manual transport device which transports the rider in a
seated, upright position up or down a flight of stairs. The stairlift is capable of moving
adult, adolescent, or child occupants who are able to remain seated while secured by the
safety belt. The Mobile Stairlift Lite is for residential and ambulate use with proper
training. This device can also be used routinely in a hospital environment or as a tool for
all types of medical personnel. The stairlift’s four wheels also allow the operator to
transport the occupant on flat surfaces when the tracks are in an upright and locked
position.
NOTE: This manual should remain with the Mobile Stairlift Lite at all times.
1.0-1.1
1.0 Introduction
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WARNING
DO NOT use the Mobile Stairlift Lite to transport occupants
who may have cervical, spinal, or fracture injuries.
1.2 General Description / Intended Use
1.3 Disclaimer
1.4 Unpacking the Device
Items Included:
• 1 Stairlift
• 1 Battery (Below the seat)
• 1 Charging Cord
• User Manual
1.2-1.4
The Mobile Stairlift Lite is intended as a transport device for a human occupant
in a seated position to be taken up or down stairs. The occupant should be
secured in the chair by restraints for their safety. The operator must read this
manual in its entirety and be properly trained on this product before use. The
operator must practice with the stairlift alone before using it to transport a
rider.
This user manual contains general instructions and guidelines for operation and
care of this product. These instructions are not all-inclusive. The safe and proper
use of this product is solely at the discretion of the user. Safety information is
included as a service to the user. All other safety measures taken by the user
should be within and under consideration of applicable regulations. It is recom-
mended that complete training on the proper use of this product be provided
before using this product in an transport situation.
You will recieve your device in a cardboard box with foam protection, as
pictured below. Unpack your new Mobile Stairlift Lite, remove all shipping
and packing materials, and check all items for proper operation. If anything is
missing, incorrect or damaged due to shipping, please contact Mobile Stairlift.
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2.0 Symbols and Definitions Used in this Manual
Consult instructions for use.
General Warning of any possible damages, bodily injury or even death
resulting from incorrect use or carelessness. (See Section 2.1 for more
information)
Caution to alert reader to hazardous situations and if instructions are not
properly followed could result in minor or moderate injury to the user or
occupant. (See Section 2.1 for more information)
Serial Number of the device.
Date of Manufacture
Product should not be disposed of with your other household waste.
Check sign explains the items that you should comply with upon
operation, repair and maintenance of this device.
Do not lubricate the belts or tracks of this device.
2.1 Warning / Caution / Note: Definitions
These words carry special meanings and should be carefully reviewed.
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This symbol alerts the reader about a situation which, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious injury. It may also
describe potential serious adverse reactions and safety hazards.
This symbol alerts the reader of a potentially hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury to
the user or patient or damage to the product or other property. This
includes special care necessary for the safe and e ective use of the
device.
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2.2 Safety Precautions
WARNING
This provides special information to make maintenance
easier or important instructions clearer.
NOTE:
1. Read this entire user manual before using the Mobile Stairlift Lite, and
use the Stairlift only as described in this manual.
2. Always make sure that the stairlift is locked in the unfolded position
before use. An unlocked stairlift may fold during use causing injury.
3. Do not use the stairlift with suspected cervical, spinal, or fracture injuries.
4. Do not leave an occupant unattended. Always hold the stairlift while an
occupant is sitting in it.
5. Always use all restraint straps to secure the occupant in the stairlift, as an
unrestrained occupant may fall from the chair.
6. Do not push the stairlift with the upper control handlebar in the fully
extended position. Pushing the stairlift with the handlebar extended may
cause the stairlift to tip when ground obstacles are encountered.
7. Make sure the occupant keeps hands inside the stairlift when in motion.
8. DO NOT OPEN MOTOR. Contact Mobile Stairlift for service.
9. Avoid exposing the inside of the tracks to dirt or other foreign substances.
10. Do not attach any additional items to this stairlift.
11. The stairlift may not work the same on all stair surfaces and in all
environments and conditions.
12. Never lubricate the belts or tracks of the stairlift. Lubricating the track
system can result injury to the patient and / or operators. Please see pages
22-24 to learn more about care, cleaning, and maintenance of this product.
2.1-2.2
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*Lifetime Warranty on Frame, 6 Months on Replacement Parts
*Modifying any parts of the machine and/or using it not as described in this manual will
result in cancellation of the warranty policy. Please see the end of this manual or visit
MobileStairlift.com for full warranty details. For warranty issues, please contact Mobile
at mobilestairlift.com/contact. See page 21 for the list of replacement parts.
13. Do not attempt to transport occupant loads greater than what you can safely lift.
14. Always lock the lift handlebar in position before you use the extended handlebar
to tip the stairlift back before preparing to ascend or descend stairs.
15. To clean the stairlift, wipe with a towel and clean water. Dry after cleaning. Please
note that cleaning products may cause corrosion and damage to the stairlift.
16. Use only parts that are specifically made for this stairlift. If replacement parts are
needed, please consult page 22 and contact Mobile Stairlift for assistance.
17. Maintain and operate the stairlift only as described in this manual.
Mobile Stairlift can be reached for all service, maintenance and questions
regarding this chair and its operation.
• This stairlift is used for carrying one person up or down stairs.
• The stairlift can be folded into a smaller size for transporting.
• The stairlift features four wheels for easy ground movement.
• The stairlift has been designed with handles in ergonomic locations for easy
lifting or transporting.
4.0 Mobile Stairlift Lite Features
2.2-4.0
Mobile Stairlift Lite users should first
practice using the stairlift without anyone
or anything on the product, then practice
the chair with a load, and then practice
with a person. Never operate the chair
without proper training and practice.
3.0 Warranty
IMPORTANT
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5.0 Technical Specifications
Load Unit: 250 lbs. / Operator must consider the weight of the occupant, and any
additional equipment when determining the weight.
Climbing Speed: 0.8 Meters per second
Climbing Distance: Up and down 25 flights on a single charge
Platform/Landing Requirement: 22" for bottom landing. 22" for top landing.
36" x 36" for between flights landing to be able to make a 90 degree turn.
Safe Brake System: Electromagnetic Brakes
Authorized Operation Chip: Lithium Core
Power Indication: Yes
Mode of Climbing: Track
Support Wheel Size: Front wheel 3” diameter, rear wheel 5” diameter
Noise: < 50db
Net Weight: 44 lbs including charger
Gross Package Weight: 49 lbs
Unfolded Size: 37.4” x 20” x 57”
Packing Size: 43.3” x 22.4” x 13.4”
• The Mobile Stairlift Lite is equipped with a 4 point safety belt to secure the rider
in an upright position during transportation.
• The Mobile Stairlift Lite is made of high-strength aluminum alloy materials.
• The Mobile Stairlift Lite is designed to be lightweight, compact, easy to carry, easy
to use safely, and easy to clean and sterilize.
• The Mobile Stairlift Lite features safety restraints and a footrest for the safety and
comfort of the rider.
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Control Panel
Handlebar
Handles
4 Point Safety Belt
Replaceable Seat
Tracks
Battery Extendable Handles
Foot Rest
Control Box
6.0
Front Wheels
Motor
Fold/Unfold Lever
6.0 Diagram of the Mobile Stairlift Lite
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NOTE: The motor is located between the tracks
(as shown in the previous diagram) and controls
the speed and direction of the belts for the tracks.
6.1 Specific Parts of the Stairlift
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Thick rubber and
an inner reinforcing
rib make the treads
last longer, and the
anti-slide ribs make
the Stairlift safer.
Footbrakes are
located behind
the two back
wheels. When at
rest, please engage
the brakes to
prevent unwanted
movement.
SAFER FOOTBRAKE DESIGN
MAIN UNFOLDING / LOCKING HANDLE TRACK HANDLE
REINFORCING RIB & ANTI-SLIDE TREADS:
6.2 Side View of the Stairlift
The handle used
to unfold the chair
and lock it in place
for use is located
under the seat. Press
the seat against
the handlebar, and
Press the handle
down and away from
the seat to unlock it.
The track handle
is used to open
and close the
tracks. Press the
top of the handle
in the direction
the arrow indicates
to fold or retract
the tracks.
6.1-6.2
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6.3
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6.3 Stairlift Control Panel & Handlebar Extension Knob
7.0 Stairlift Battery
The RED knob on the back of the seat
must be rotated in order to extend
or retract the handlebars.
The RED switch is used to turn the
stairlift on or o. Please note that
when the switch is on, the battery
is being used.
The GREEN button rotates the tracks
to move the stairlift up the stairs.
The YELLOW button rotates the tracks
to move the stairlift down the stairs.
The Battery is located beneath the seat. Please note that the battery must be charged
for 4 hours before the first use.
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6.3
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The knob is spring-loaded, so
must be held in a rotated postion
while the handlebars are being
extended or retracted.
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6.3
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6.3-7.0

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The battery charge indicator is located on the
side of the battery facing the outside of the
stairlift, and is activated by pressing the white
battery icon button. When the button is pressed,
the four red lights will illuminate according to
how much charge is left in the battery.
To charge the battery, plug the charger
into a wall outlet, and then plug the
cord into the charging port on the top
of the battery*.
The Mobile Stairlift Lite charger
consists of a power supply, a two
pronged plug, and an adapter plug
specially designed to fit the Mobile
Stairlift Lite battery.
1 Red Light Illuminated = 25% charged
2 Red Lights Illuminated = 50% charged
3 Red Lights Illuminated = 75% charged
4 Red Lights Illuminated = 100% charged
7.1 Battery Indicator
7.2 Battery Charging Instructions
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*Charging Cable may not be ush with Charging Port.
7.1-7.2

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Battery system: Lithium-Ion (li-ion)
Nominal Voltage: 36V
Rated Capacity: 5.0 Ah
Wh Rating: 180
Motor: 200 Watt - 24 Volts - 13.9A
Output: Output: 20-29.4 Volts
Battery Lifetime: 3-5 Years - 800 recharges
NOTE: The battery can also be removed for
charging or replacement. To remove the battery,
first press the large white button on the opposite
side of the battery from the indicator lights. Then
while holding the button, pull the battery towards
the center of the chair to slide it out of its housing.
7.3 Battery Specifications and Safety Information
In the event that the battery runs out in the middle
of a flight of stairs, the stairlift automatically goes
into brake mode and will not slip down the steps.
Extendable handles are built into the stairlift on
either side of the footrest to allow a second opera-
tor to help lift the chair in this situation. It is rec-
ommended that two trained operators use the
stairlift in case the rider needs to be lifted the rest
of the way for any reason.
Extendable Handles
Always check the battery
power before use by pressing
the white button on the side
of the battery. Make sure to
charge the battery between
uses.
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Handlebar Buttons:
Before each use of the chair, make a visual check to see that all
parts are in place and that there are no loose or moving parts.
If you see any unusual issues with the chair, do not use it until
you verify with our customer service rep that it is safe to use.
8.0 Operation Details
NOTE:
It is recommended that the operator begin training by practicing using the stairlift
without a rider. This will help the operator familiarize themselves with the
working mechanisms of the stairlift and how to safely ascend and descend
staircases with a rider.
• Using the green and yellow button, you can control movement up or down
the staircase. If you are not pressing either button the stairlift will be
locked in brake mode.
• The RED button is the ON and OFF switch for the stairlift. If this switch is
left in the on position, the stairlift’s battery will drain.
• The GREEN button moves the stairlift UP the stairs.
• The YELLOW button moves the stairlift DOWN the stairs.
• When moving on a flat surface for an extended time, place the rubber
tracks in the upright locked position and use the four wheels on the
bottom of the chair to move about.
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8.1 Unfolding The Stairlift
STEP 1
STEP 2
Hold the stairlift in a folded and upright position. Hold the seat against the handlebar, and Push the red bar
located beneath the seat down, and pull the seat forward and out until you feel the seat lock into place and
the front wheels are resting on the ground.
Lift back handles & unlock wheels to
move about on flat ground. STEP 3 Push the track handle towards
the arrow and pull up and out
to extend the tracks.
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8.2 Folding The Stairlift for Storage or Transport
STEP 1
STEP 4
STEP 2
Rotate the red knob and pull the
handlebar up until it locks into place. STEP 5 If a spotter will be helping the main
operator, which is recommended,
extend the front handlebars by
pressing the red button on the
top of each handlebar, and
pulling forward.
Retract the extendable front handles by
pressing the red button and then pushing
towards the body of the stairlift.
(A.) Make sure the wheels are locked,
and then (B.) rotate the red knob while
you push the handlebar down.
(A.)
(B.)
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STEP 4
STEP 5 STEP 6
Reach under the seat and press
down on the red bar, then lift the
seat toward the handlebar.
Fold the handles down
Once the seat locks into place, the
stairlift is ready for easy storage
or transport
STEP 3 Fold in the tracks by pressing the red
track handle towards the arrow, and
pushing down and in.
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8.3 Ascending a Staircase With The Stairlift
STEP 2
STEP 3
STEP 1 Move the rider onto the stairlift seat and secure them with
the four-point safety belts.
Extend the tracks. (See Section 8.1, STEP 3)
Lock the back wheels. (See Section 8.1, STEP 2)
STEP 4 Turn RED handlebar switch on. (See Section 6.3)
STEP 6
STEP 5 Rotate the Red knob and pull the handlebar up to extend it until it
locks into place. (See Section 8.1 STEP 4) We recommend extending
the handlebar as high as comfortably possible.
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Lean the Handlebar backward until the treads
are resting on the staircase. It may help to place
your foot on the track crossbar to get the
necessary leverage to lean the stairlift back.
STEP 7
When you are ready to begin your ascent, use the
handlebar to press the treads against the stairs, and
press the GREEN button on the control panel (see
Section 6.3). Slowly walk backwards up the stairs
while keeping both hands on the handlebar.
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STEP 8
STEP 9
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Do NOT tip the Stairlift forward until the
front wheels are past the edge of the landing.
When you reach the top landing of the staircase,
continue moving the stairlift well onto the flat
surface while balancing the chair in a tilted
position on the track edges while pressing
the GREEN button, until the front wheels
have completely cleared the edge of the
top step, and are above the landing.
When the front wheels have cleared the edge of the
landing, walk forward slightly and tilt the handlebars
forward until the stairlift into the upright position.
You may now unlock the wheels and roll away
from the stairs.
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8.4 Desceonding a Staircase with The Stairlift
STEP 2
STEP 3
STEP 1 Move the rider onto the stairlift’s seat and secure them the safety belts.
Roll the Stairlift towards the stairs feet-first,
making sure to stop well before the front wheels
reach the stairs.
Do NOT roll the Stairlift’s front wheels over the top of the
landing onto the stairs before following the next steps.
Lock the Rear Wheels. (See Section 8.1, STEP 4)
STEP 5
Tilt the Stairlift back to rest on the bottoms of
the tracks. Lean the chair until the tracks are
at the approximate angle of the stairs you are
planning to descend.
STEP 4 Rotate the Red knob and pull the handlebar up to extend it until
it locks into place. (See Section 8.1 STEP 6) We recommend
extending the handlebar as high as comfortably possible.
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It is recommended that a
second operator use the
extendable handles on the
front of the chair to guide
the chair down the stairs.
(See Section 8.1 Step 5)
8.4