
10
Cleaning
④Operation lever
③Grip bar
②Fixed part on the wall
①Grip bar
②Fixed part on the wall
Operation lever
④The operation lever won’t move. A user hits the body against the
handrail and falls, resulting in injury.
Deterioration (ageing degradation) caused by long-term use of the product may
cause safety problems. In order to prevent serious accidents due to aging
deterioration and ensure that the product can be used for a longer period of
time safely and comfortably, customers are requested to perform the following
inspections at least once a month.
If you find any problem, stop using the product and contact the installation
service shop or the sales shop where you purchased the product.
Fixed part
on the wall
Grip bar
Wall
Grip bar
No.
Inspection area, etc.
(See the figures.)
Deterioration check item
Specific phenomena expected
due to aging deterioration
(Harm information, etc.)
①
②
-
③
It has deformation or cracks.
If you shake the handrail, it rattles.
If you shake the handrail, it rattles.
The grip bar cannot lock when the handrail is
in the horizontal position.
(Applicable only to the flip-up type (lock type))
There are loose or missing screws.
(Applicable only to movable handrails)
There are cracks.
There are cracks in the wall near
the fixed part.
There is power that has come out of
the wall around the fixed part.
If you let go of the grip bar while the handrail
is moving, the handrail falls with a bang.
The grip bar flips up suddenly.
If you shake the handrail, the wall
shakes together.
The handrail gets damaged and a
user falls, resulting in injury.
The handrail comes off the wall
and a user falls, resulting in injury.
A user hits the body against the
handrail and falls, resulting in injury.
A user fails to grasp the handrail
and falls, resulting in injury.
Sign
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Implement at least
once/month
The handrail comes off the wall
and a user falls, resulting in injury.
A user hits the body against the
handrail and falls, resulting in
injury.
Periodic Inspection
9
Cleaning
Resin-coated part
Juncture
Stainless steel part
Thinner
Acid/Alkaline
cleaner
Cleanser
Daily Cleaning
Please clean this product on a regular basis in order to exert its functions
sufciently and to be able to use cleanly and hygienically.
Cleaning with cloth
Request
Never use anything that can damage the surface of the product.
●Acid cleaner, chlorine bleach, alkaline cleaner, acid
disinfectant, and alkaline disinfectant
These cleaners could cause the surface of the handrail
to be discolored (including rusting) or damaged.
●Cleaners containing rough particles such as cleanser
and polishing powder
●Nylon scrubbing brush, other scrubbing brushes,
brushes, etc.
These brushes could damage the surface of the handrail.
●Medicines such as ointment, hair growing agent, hair
dye, cleansing agent, hair dressing agent, etc.
●Organic solvents such as thinner, benzine, and oils
These solvent could cause the surface of the handrail to
be discolored or rubber and resin parts to be damaged.
・ If acid or alkaline detergent, chlorine bleach, acid or alkaline disinfectant, or
organic solvent is attached to the handrail, immediately wring a cloth dampened
with water, wipe with it, and then wipe off moisture clean with a dry cloth.
●T114 type
●Normal cleaning
●Cleaning when the product is very dirty
After wetting a cloth with water or lukewarm water, wring it
out thoroughly and then use it to wipe the product.
Wipe with a cloth dampened with appropriately-diluted neutral
detergent. Then wring a cloth dampened with water and wipe
with it. After that, wipe off moisture clean with a dry cloth.
T114 type may have dust accumulated at the juncture
between the resin-coated part and stainless steel part. In
this case, soak the cotton thread with neutral detergent
and rub all the way down to the bottom of the juncture with
the thread to remove the dust.