Stannah MIDILIFT Series Instruction Manual

MIDILIFT
MIDILIFTMIDILIFT
MIDILIFT
USER HANDBOOK
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANTIMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
Before using your Stannah Mi ilift platform lift, please ensure
that you rea an familiarise yourself with these instructions.

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Intro uction 3
Safety Instructions 6
Mi ilift GL/SL Platform Lift 8
Mi ilift SLplus Cabin Lift 14
Mi ilift XLplus Cabin Lift 20
Lift Features 26
Lift Care 28
Troubleshooting 29
Warranty Promise 33
Stannah Service Branches 35
C O N T E N T S
C O N T E N T SC O N T E N T S
C O NT E N T S

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Important
Important Important
Important —
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please reaplease rea
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Thank you an congratulations on purchasing a Stannah Mi ilift platform lift.
Thank you an congratulations on purchasing a Stannah Mi ilift platform lift.Thank you an congratulations on purchasing a Stannah Mi ilift platform lift.
Thank you an congratulations on purchasing a Stannah Mi ilift platform lift.
Before using your lift, you shoul rea this User Han book to provi e an un erstan ing of
the correct an safe use of the lift.
Your platform lift has been esigne an manufacture in the UK. It has been installe an
CE marke in compliance with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC an complies to the
relevant parts of European Stan ar EN81-41:2010.
It is important that you arrange for the lift to receive regular inspection an servicing by a
competent person at intervals at least every six months, after the guarantee perio . A
Service Log Car supplie by the Service branch will be complete after each service visit.
Failure to ensure servicing is carrie out coul lea to unreliable or unsafe operation.
For all enquiries regar ing servicing, please contact your local Stannah Service Branch.
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For your recor s:
For your recor s:For your recor s:
For your recor s:

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LIFT SAFETY
LIFT SAFETYLIFT SAFETY
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—YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES
YOUR RESPONSIBILITIESYOUR RESPONSIBILITIES
YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES
Am I legally oblige to have my lift maintaine ?
Am I legally oblige to have my lift maintaine ?Am I legally oblige to have my lift maintaine ?
Am I legally oblige to have my lift maintaine ?
Yes. The general uties impose by The Health an Safety at Work etc Act 1974
supporte by Provision an Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER)
regulations 5&10) mean that you are oblige to keep your lift in safe working or er. This
means you must arrange for regular maintenance of your lift.
Am I legally oblige to have my lift Thoroughly Examine ?
Am I legally oblige to have my lift Thoroughly Examine ?Am I legally oblige to have my lift Thoroughly Examine ?
Am I legally oblige to have my lift Thoroughly Examine ?
Yes. Regulation 9 of the Lifting Operations an Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER)
requires that a lift un ergoes an inspection/thorough examination by a competent person
at regular intervals (twice a year for passenger lifts, once for goo s lifts or accor ing to the
lifts’ situation) an applies to all lifts an lifting equipment use at work.
I have a lift in my buil ing. What o I nee to o?
I have a lift in my buil ing. What o I nee to o?I have a lift in my buil ing. What o I nee to o?
I have a lift in my buil ing. What o I nee to o?
You shoul arrange for the lift to be maintaine (regularly service an kept in goo repair)
an , if the lift is in a place of work, thoroughly examine at intervals in line with legislation.
What is the ifference between
What is the ifference between What is the ifference between
What is the ifference between ‘
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‘Maintenance
MaintenanceMaintenance
Maintenance’
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‘Thorough Examination
Thorough ExaminationThorough Examination
Thorough Examination’?
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Maintenance
Maintenance Maintenance
Maintenance is the regular servicing of the lift, encompassing the routine a justment to
components, replacement of worn or amage parts, topping up of flui s an so on, an
shoul be carrie out by an experience an competent lift company, such as Stannah Lift
Services. Maintenance is carrie out to ensure the lift runs efficiently an safely.
Thorough Examination
Thorough Examination Thorough Examination
Thorough Examination is the systematic an etaile visual inspection of the lift an all its
associate equipment an woul usually be carrie out by a thir party, or an appointe
‘competent person’. Thorough Examination provi es a goo check that maintenance is
being carrie out properly. It focuses entirely on the safety of the equipment.
Authoritative gui ance on Thorough Examination as require by Lifting Operations an
Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) can be foun in The Gui elines for
Supplementary Testing of In-Service Lifts publishe by SAFe . Thorough Examination may
also be referre to as Form 54 or F54 inspection – the co e given to the form prescribe
by repeale Factories Acts. Although no longer prescribe , the term remains in use. Other
common terms use are: perio ic inspection, statutory inspection (because it is require by
law) or insurance inspection (inspections were often on behalf of insurance companies).
Do I have a responsibility for trappe passengers?
Do I have a responsibility for trappe passengers?Do I have a responsibility for trappe passengers?
Do I have a responsibility for trappe passengers?
A vice on this can be sought from your local Stannah Service Branch.

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PRODUCT LIFE EXPECTANCY
PRODUCT LIFE EXPECTANCYPRODUCT LIFE EXPECTANCY
PRODUCT LIFE EXPECTANCY
Pro uct life expectancy epen s largely on the environment, usage an the un ertaking of
proper sche ule maintenance. Our platform lift pro ucts are esigne an life teste for a
full life cycle of 10 years without major intervention. In most cases, we woul expect our
lifts to last far beyon this, provi ing they are properly care for an maintaine .
We have a number of platform lifts on our service portfolio that were installe from the late
1990s. The earliest of platform lifts installe are approaching 20 years in service.
Actual life expectancy of a lift epen s on a number of factors, inclu ing:
 The loa the lift actually carries on each journey
 The actual lift travel, as this etermines the journey time an hence wear on the rive
system
 The number of floors serve by the lift
 The level of usage of the lift an whether this changes over time
 The environmental con itions that it operates within*
 The quality of the servicing an maintenance
We ensure that spare components are available for at least 10 years following the
installation of any lift but many will be available far beyon this. There are a number of
component parts that may require replacement uring its life cycle an you will be a vise
of this as part of your lift servicing sche ule.
*On the external option there is a five year anti-corrosion warranty (please see the
warranty section).
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S A F E TY I NS T R U CT I O NS
S A F E TY I NS T R U CT I O NSS A F E TY I NS T R U CT I O NS
S A F E TY I NS T R U CT I O NS
 The lift must not be overloa e . The maximum rate loa is isplaye in the cabin, on
the operating panel.
 The Mi ilift is a vertical platform lift inten e primarily for the transportation of people
with impaire mobility, inclu ing wheelchair users, the el erly, parents with pushchairs
etc. The Mi ilift is esigne to carry the majority of Type A an B wheelchairs, but not
Type C wheelchairs or electric scooters ue to their weight an size.
 A Mi ilift may also be use for the occasional transportation of light goo s e.g.:
stationery, luggage etc. subject to the lift/buil ing owner carrying out a risk assessment.
 Like all vertical platform lifts, the Mi ilift is not esigne to move large numbers of
people quickly an frequently. The maximum recommen e usage, or uty rating, for
the Mi ilift is:
Mi ilift SL & SLplus Hy raulic Mo els 0.08m/s maximum 20 journeys per hour
Mi ilift SL & SLplus Hy raulic Mo els 0.15m/s maximum 30 journeys per hour
Mi ilift XLplus Traction Drive 0.15m/s maximum 40 journeys per hour
 No goo s or materials to be place on or near the lift power pack unit. Access to this
unit is require for lift service/maintenance an in the event of an emergency.
 Chil ren shoul not be allowe to tamper or play with the lift.
 The lift shall not be use for fire fighting or evacuation uring fire.
 Check that oors are free from obstruction when opening.
 The emission soun pressure level for lift users is not expecte to excee 70 B(A).
 If the lift is to be unuse for an exten e perio of time it shoul be switche off when
positione at the lower level, via the isolation keyswitch. Ensure that all oors are
securely locke .
 You shoul not attempt to ismantle or remove any parts of the platform lift. Such work
shoul be entruste only to competent personnel with the relevant expert knowle ge an
training.
 Daily checks shoul be carrie out by a person who is competent to o so ensure that
 lan ing oors cannot be opene when the platform is not at the same level an ;
 the platform cannot travel without the oors close an locke .

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MIDILIFT GL/SL PLATFORM LIFT
MIDILIFT GL/SL PLATFORM LIFTMIDILIFT GL/SL PLATFORM LIFT
MIDILIFT GL/SL PLATFORM LIFT
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT FMI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F O RM L I F T
OR M L I F TOR M L I F T
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MIDILIFT SL/GL
MIDILIFT SL/GLMIDILIFT SL/GL
MIDILIFT SL/GL
 A vertical platform lift inten e primarily for the transportation of people with impaire
mobility, inclu ing wheelchair users, the el erly, parents with pushchairs etc. The Mi ilift
is esigne to carry the majority of Type A an B wheelchairs, but not Type C
wheelchairs or electric scooters ue to their weight an size.
 The Mi ilift SL has a full height oor on all levels (mo el shown to the left). The Mi ilift GL
has a half height gate at the top lan ing but has no other operational ifferences.
LIFT OPERATION FROM THE LANDING
LIFT OPERATION FROM THE LANDINGLIFT OPERATION FROM THE LANDING
LIFT OPERATION FROM THE LANDING
 On any entrance to the lift you will fin a lan ing control faceplate (below).
 Digital isplay an keyswitch are optional parts but every lan ing will have a button for
calling the lift an unlocking the oor.
 As the button is presse , the light aroun it will illuminate acknowle ging its activation.
 If the lift is at the same level, the oor will unlock allowing the user to manually open the
oor an enter the lift.
 If the lift is at a ifferent level, the button will remain illuminate an the lift calle to the
lan ing that the button is presse . When the platform arrives, the oor will unlock
allowing the user to manually open the oor an enter the lift.
KEYSWITCH OPERATION
KEYSWITCH OPERATIONKEYSWITCH OPERATION
KEYSWITCH OPERATION
 At the lowest level, the keyswitch can be use to isolate
the lift. By turning the keyswitch to the ‘Lift off’ position the
whole lift can be isolate to stop it being use .*
 Turn the keyswitch to ‘On’ to enable the lift again an
allow five secon s for the lift to reset.
 If the keyswitch has an ‘Off’ position then this can be
use to only isolate the button at that lan ing. This option
means that the lift can be only be accesse by those with
the key.
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT FMI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F O RM L I F T
OR M L I F TOR M L I F T
OR M L I F T
Digital Display
Unit
Call Button
Keyswitch
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‘‘
‘Lift Off
Lift OffLift Off
Lift Off’
’ ’
’ -
--
- Isolate lift
Isolate liftIsolate lift
Isolate lift
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‘‘
‘Off
OffOff
Off’
’ ’
’ -
--
- Isolate button only
Isolate button onlyIsolate button only
Isolate button only
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‘‘
‘On
OnOn
On’
’ ’
’ -
--
- Lift operational
Lift operationalLift operational
Lift operational
*
This is the preferre metho for turning the lift off. In this state the batteries on the lift will
continue to be charge an lift use isable . This is not the case if the lift is isolate at the
main power source. Loss of power will mean that the lift will continue to operate in battery
back up mo e.

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Operating Console
Intercom
microphone
Alarm button Operating
buttons
Digital
isplay
Stop
Button
**
Intercom is the stan ar communication supplie with the lift. In some situations an
automatic ialling system may be in place. If so, instructions are provi e on the console
an over the speaker. The system will ial pre etermine phone numbers to put you in
contact with a rescue service.
In the event of experiencing ifficulty in the lift, help can be alerte by continuously
pressing the yellow alarm button. This action will ring the intercom han set elsewhere
in the buil ing, when answere , 2 way communication is possible an the button can
be release . **
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT FMI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F O RM L I F T
OR M L I F TOR M L I F T
OR M L I F T
LIFT OPERATION FROM THE PLATFORM
LIFT OPERATION FROM THE PLATFORMLIFT OPERATION FROM THE PLATFORM
LIFT OPERATION FROM THE PLATFORM
 When the lift oor is close an locke , the lift is rea y to move.
 Operate the button of the level that you wish to travel to. Lift movement will be announce via
the voice unit an an arrow isplaye on the console.
 During lift travel, be aware of moving parts aroun you an ensure that any loose items an
passengers are away from the si es of the moving platform.
 Upon reaching the floor, the oor will unlock for 5 secon s giving opportunity to exit the lift.
 If the oor shoul lock again simply press the floor button relating to the floor you are at an it
will unlock again.
 Operation of the stop button will stop all lift movement. To release the stop, twist it clockwise
until it has release .

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SAFETY EDGES
SAFETY EDGESSAFETY EDGES
SAFETY EDGES
The platform lift has two safety e ges fitte to protect the user from moving parts of the lift.
 Safety e ge fitte aroun the platform floor. If epresse while travel in the up irection,
the lift will stop an only continue when the obstruction is cleare .
 Safety e ge fitte above the operating panel. If epresse while travel in the up
irection, the lift will stop an only continue when the obstruction is cleare .
 Neither e ges operate when the lift is travelling in the own irection.
IN THE EVENT OF POWER LOSS TO THE LIFT
IN THE EVENT OF POWER LOSS TO THE LIFTIN THE EVENT OF POWER LOSS TO THE LIFT
IN THE EVENT OF POWER LOSS TO THE LIFT
During power loss, the lift will revert to a battery back up supply fitte on the lift. This
battery will maintain the power to the platform lighting, buttons, igital isplay an oor
locking. If fully charge it will o this for 1 hour.
During power loss, the lift can only travel in the own irection.
In the event of power failure, uring use:
 Push the lowest floor button an continuously hol it until the lift stops at the lowest
lan ing.
 The oor will unlock an the user can exit the lift.
 Turn the lan ing keyswitch to the ‘Lift Off’ position until power is reinstate .
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT FMI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F O RM L I F T
OR M L I F TOR M L I F T
OR M L I F T
Carriage safety e ge
Platform safety e ge

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MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT FMI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F
MI D I LI F T G L / S L PL AT F O RM L I F T
OR M L I F TOR M L I F T
OR M L I F T
EMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERS
EMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERSEMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERS
EMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERS
A manually operate hy raulic valve (locate on the power pack) permits the platform, even
in the case of total
total total
total power failure, to be lowere in an emergency to the lower level where the
passengers can be evacuate .
Lift Lowering Proce ure
Lift Lowering Proce ureLift Lowering Proce ure
Lift Lowering Proce ure
1. Switch OFF the lift mains electrical supply.
2. Ensure the lift oors are close an locke .
3. Using the key provi e , unlock an remove the li on
the power pack enclosure to enable access.
4. Locate the RED
REDRED
RED manual lowering knob on the manifol
block. This knob can be pulle , pushe or turne to
operate epen ing on the unit supplie .
5. Inform the trappe passengers within the lift that you
are about to lower the platform an request they
remain clear of the platform e ges.
6. Operate the re manual lowering knob to lower the
platform. The platform will stop when the knob is
release . Release the knob when the lift platform is
touching the lower level floor.
7. Replace an lock the power pack enclosure li .
8. With the lift at floor level, remove the oor lock cover.
9. Using the oor lock release key, insert the key an turn
90° until the latch releases the oor lock.
10. Whilst hol ing the lock open with the key, manually
open the platform lift oor to release the passengers.
11. Once the lift is vacate , leave the platform lift mains
electrical supply switche off, close an lock the
platform lift oor an telephone your local service
branch.
12. Ensure an prove that the oors are close an locke .
RED manual lowering knob
Manually unlocking the
lift oor
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FOR USE BY TRAINED A
FOR USE BY TRAINED AFOR USE BY TRAINED A
FOR USE BY TRAINED AND AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY
ND AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLYND AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY
ND AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY
Opening of oors intro uces risks. Emergency unlocking shoul be un ertaken only in
exceptional circumstances an by suitably traine an authorise persons. To be use
only in an emergency by traine an authorise persons who have ha instructions. It
can angerous for any other person to attempt this proce ure.

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MIDILIFT SLPLUS CABIN LIFT
MIDILIFT SLPLUS CABIN LIFTMIDILIFT SLPLUS CABIN LIFT
MIDILIFT SLPLUS CABIN LIFT
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B IMI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I N L I FT
N L I FTN L I FT
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MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B IMI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I N L I FT
N L I FTN L I FT
N L I FT
MIDILIFT SLPLUS CABIN LIFT
MIDILIFT SLPLUS CABIN LIFTMIDILIFT SLPLUS CABIN LIFT
MIDILIFT SLPLUS CABIN LIFT
The Mi ilift SLplus is a hy raulic cabin platform lift for the moving of persons between a
number of levels. Its operation iffers from a stan ar passenger lift in that it is limite in
spee to 0.15m/s.
LIFT OPERATION FROM THE LANDING
LIFT OPERATION FROM THE LANDINGLIFT OPERATION FROM THE LANDING
LIFT OPERATION FROM THE LANDING
 As you approach any entrance to the lift you will fin a lan ing control faceplate.
 These faceplates may iffer slightly from this picture. Digital isplay an keyswitch are
optional parts but every lan ing will have a button for calling the lift or unlocking the
oor.
 As the button is presse , the light aroun it will illuminate acknowle ging it activation.
 If the lift is at the same level, the oor will unlock allowing the user to manually open the
oor an enter the lift.
 If the lift is at a ifferent level, the button will remain illuminate an the lift calle to the
lan ing that the button is presse . When the platform arrives, the oor will unlock
allowing the user to manually open the oor an enter the lift.
KEYSWITCH OPERATION
KEYSWITCH OPERATIONKEYSWITCH OPERATION
KEYSWITCH OPERATION
 At the lowest level, the keyswitch can be use to isolate
the lift. By turning the keyswitch to the ‘Lift off’ position
the whole lift can be isolate to stop it being use .*
 Turn the keyswitch to ‘On’ to enable the lift again an
allow five secon s for the lift to reset.
 If the keyswitch has an ‘Off’ position then this can be
use to only isolate the button at that lan ing. This
option means that the lift can be only be accesse by
those with the key.
Digital Display
Unit
Call Button
Keyswitch
*
This is the preferre metho for turning the lift off. In this state the batteries on the lift will
continue to be charge an lift use isable . This is not the case if the lift is isolate at the
main power source. Loss of power will mean that the lift will continue to operate in battery
back up mo e.
‘
‘‘
‘Lift Off
Lift OffLift Off
Lift Off’
’ ’
’ -
--
- Isolate lift
Isolate liftIsolate lift
Isolate lift
‘
‘‘
‘Off
OffOff
Off’
’ ’
’ -
--
- Isolate button only
Isolate button onlyIsolate button only
Isolate button only
‘
‘‘
‘On
OnOn
On’
’ ’
’ -
--
- Lift operational
Lift operationalLift operational
Lift operational

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MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B IMI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I N L I FT
N L I FTN L I FT
N L I FT
LIFT OPERATION FROM THE CABIN
LIFT OPERATION FROM THE CABINLIFT OPERATION FROM THE CABIN
LIFT OPERATION FROM THE CABIN
 When the lift oor is close an locke , the lift is
rea y to move.
 Stan ing in front of the console, press the button
for the level that you wish to travel to. The button
will illuminate. Lift movement will be announce
via the voice unit an an arrow isplaye on the
console.
 During lift travel, be aware of moving parts
aroun you an ensure that any loose items an
passengers are away from the si es of the
moving platform.
 Upon reaching the estination floor, the oor will
unlock for five secon s giving opportunity to exit
the lift.
 If the oor shoul lock again simply press the
floor button relating to the floor you are at an it
will unlock again.
 Operation of the stop button will stop all lift
movement. To release the stop, twist it clockwise
until it has release .
In the event of experiencing ifficulty in the lift, help can be alerte by continuously
pressing the yellow alarm button. This action will ring the intercom han set elsewhere
in the buil ing, when answere , two-way communication is possible an the button
can be release . **
** Intercom is the stan ar communication supplie with the lift. In some situations an
automatic ialling system may be in place. If so, instructions are provi e on the console
an over the speaker. The system will ial pre etermine phone numbers to put you in
contact with a rescue service.

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SAFETY EDGES
SAFETY EDGESSAFETY EDGES
SAFETY EDGES
The cabin lift has safety e ges fitte to protect the user from moving parts of the lift.
The protection is provi e by 2 ifferent metho s:
Light curtain protection
Light curtain protectionLight curtain protection
Light curtain protection
This is provi e by sensors fitte on the vertical plane of the lift
entrances. If interrupte uring travel, the lift will stop moving until the
obstruction is cleare . This is also in icate by the lift voice a vising
the user to move away from the obstruction.
Mechanical safety e ge
Mechanical safety e geMechanical safety e ge
Mechanical safety e ge
This is provi e by a metal strip at the bottom an top of the lift
entrance. If epresse uring lift travel the lift will stop moving until the
obstruction is cleare .
IN THE EVENT OF POWER LOSS TO THE LIFT
IN THE EVENT OF POWER LOSS TO THE LIFTIN THE EVENT OF POWER LOSS TO THE LIFT
IN THE EVENT OF POWER LOSS TO THE LIFT
During power loss the lift will revert to a battery back up supply fitte on the lift. This battery
will maintain the power to the emergency lighting, buttons, Digital isplay an oor
locking. If fully charge it will o this for one hour.
During power loss the lift can only travel in the own irection.
In the event of power failure uring use:
 Place a call to the lowest lan ing.
 The oor will unlock an the user can exit the lift.
 Turn the lan ing keyswitch to the ‘Lift Off’ position until power is reinstate .
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B IMI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I N L I FT
N L I FTN L I FT
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MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B IMI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I N L I FT
N L I FTN L I FT
N L I FT
EMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERS
EMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERSEMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERS
EMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERS
MANUAL LOWERING OF T
MANUAL LOWERING OF TMANUAL LOWERING OF T
MANUAL LOWERING OF THE
HE HE
HE CABIN
CABINCABIN
CABIN
There are two manually operate valves (locate on the power pack) that permit the cabin to
be lowere to the lowest entrance even uring total power failure. Following this any trappe
passengers can be release .
Lift Lowering Proce ure
Lift Lowering Proce ureLift Lowering Proce ure
Lift Lowering Proce ure
1. Switch OFF the lift mains electrical supply.
2. Ensure the lift oors are close an locke .
3. Using the key provi e , unlock an remove
the li on the power pack enclosure to
enable access.
4. Locate the 2 RED manual lowering knobs
within the enclosure. These knobs can be
pulle , pushe or turne to operate epen -
ing on the unit supplie .
5. Inform the passengers in the lift that you are
going to lower the cabin an request they
stay clear of the si es. (Safety e ges are
inoperative uring this operation)
6. Operate both re manual lowering knobs at
the same time to lower the cabin. The cabin
will stop if either knobs are release .
Release the knobs when the cabin is touching the
lower level floor.
7. Replace an lock the power pack enclosure li .
8. With the lift at the lowest floor level, locate the
manual release lock for the oor.
9. Using the oor lock release key, insert the key
an turn 90° until the latch releases the oor.
10. Whilst hol ing the lock open with the key, manu-
ally open the platform lift oor to release the pas-
sengers.
11. Once the lift is vacate , leave the platform lift
mains electrical supply switche off, close an
lock the platform lift oor an telephone your
local service branch.
12. Ensure an prove that the oors are close an
locke .
The RED manual lowering knobs will be
positione closely together an will both
look like the picture shown above.
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Manually unlocking the
lift oor
FOR USE BY TRAINED A
FOR USE BY TRAINED AFOR USE BY TRAINED A
FOR USE BY TRAINED AND AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY
ND AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLYND AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY
ND AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY
Opening of oors intro uces risks. Emergency unlocking shoul be un ertaken only
in exceptional circumstances an by suitably traine an authorise persons.
To be use only in an emergency by traine an authorise persons who have ha
instructions. It is angerous for any other person to attempt this proce ure.

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