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User Manual

PCB T700

Acorn Superglide 130

Straight Stairlift

ENGLISH

User Manual

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Page 1: ...User Manual PCB T700 Acorn Superglide 130 Straight Stairlift ENGLISH User Manual ...

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Page 3: ...r work USA CANADA ONLY Some States require that permits are obtained prior to installation and that a licensed engineer completes the installation Check your local regulatory requirements IMPORTANT Ensure that only an authorized and qualified Acorn trained engineer installs and services the stairlift Under no circumstance should anyone other than an engineer trained and authorized to install adjus...

Page 4: ...ot use the stairlift for anything other than its intended use WARNING Ensure that the stairway is not being used by others and is clear of articles or obstructions before using the stairlift WARNING At the top of the stairs always ensure the seat is rotated and locked in at a 450 or 900 angle when mounting and dismounting WARNING To avoid injury do not make contact with moving parts DANGER The sta...

Page 5: ...at could become trapped in the stairlift mechanism as this could result in personal injury and or damage to the equipment Always check that your clothing is clear of the stairlift and rail before operation CAUTION It is possible for small items to be dropped onto the stairlift rail and then slide down the rail and into the stairlift mechanism If you suspect that any foreign object has become trapp...

Page 6: ...Acorn Stairlifts User Manual ENGLISH 6 YOUR STAIRLIFT ENGLISH 1 3 4 2 6 5 7 8 10 9 11 12 ...

Page 7: ...e residential mains supply wall outlet via a transformer that reduces the voltage to a safe level This means that there is no risk of electric shock and also that the stairlift will continue to function even if the mains electricity supply is interrupted YOUR STAIRLIFT Folding armrest Status display panel Paddle control Seat swivel lever Key switch Folding seat base Safety sensor down Footrest ant...

Page 8: ...t into the Push seatbelt into the 2 FOLDING ARMS SEAT FOOTREST Fold down the arms seat and footrest The downside arm of the seat must be completely down for the stairlift to operate The stairlift will still operate with the remote control when the arms seat and footrest are raised This is a quick start reference guide to help get you started using your Acorn Superglide 130 straight stairlift It is...

Page 9: ...d back and locked into position before operating the stairlift Press the switch towards Press the switch towards Press the switch towards 1 1 Press the switch away from Press the switch away from Press the switch away from 2 Press the down arrow Press the down arrow Press the down arrow 2 QUICK USER GUIDE IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR USERS WITH A MANUAL HINGE Usingtheremotecontrol movetheliftuptoanin...

Page 10: ...ge rear of the carriage cover Important The switch should remain ON at all times Failing to do so will result in the batteries losing their charge Please be aware this will not be covered under the warranty terms and conditions You will ﬁnd the key switch on the carriage cover For the unit to operate the key must be inserted and turned to the right clockwise ...

Page 11: ...ddle is released PADDLE CONTROL If a beep cannot be heard when the paddle is pressed check the display code and refer to the digital display codes on pages 24 27 The display panel positioned near the key switch will indicate A1 or C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 or C6 if the stairlift is on a charge point If the display is not indicating any of these codes please check the DIGITAL DISPLAY CODES on pages 24 27 Howe...

Page 12: ...tairlift carriage NOTE The paddle control will always override remote controls Occasional interference from outside sources may in some instances cause the lift to stop This is a normal feature designed to prevent accidental operation The remote control will require the button to be released and pressed again IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE BATTERY IN THE REMOTE CONTROL HANDSET IS REPLACED ANNUALLY STA...

Page 13: ...IVEL SEAT Please ensure that the battery is connected correctly If the battery is connected wrong it could damage the remote and may require replacing 9v PP3 BATTERY Slide the battery cover off the reverse of the remote control Remove the battery Please take old batteries to a recycling centre or a collection point at your local electrical store or supermarket Insert the new battery base ﬁrst and ...

Page 14: ...eat pad This will then allow the seat to be rotated to face the staircase landing The seat will lock in position at 45º and 90º Make sure the seat is locked into position before getting on or off the stairlift 450 swivel is used on a narrow size landing 4 5 LANDING 900 swivel is used on a standard size staircase landing 90 LANDING POWERED SWIVEL SEAT PADDLE CONTROL OPERATION When the unit reaches ...

Page 15: ...t lower or raise the footrest as required REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION Using the remote control handset release and press again to start the seat swivel operation The unit should not be operated until the seat has been rotated back to the travel position Failure to do so will indicate E6 on the display panel The unit will also fail to operate if the down arm is in the folded position SAFETY NOTE The f...

Page 16: ...ll the lift unfold the hinge section by hand Using the remote control call the lift down to its lower stopping position When not in use it is vital that the unit is left on its intermediate charging point where the unit will recharge the batteries The lift will make a single beep and stop when the charging point has been reached AUTO HINGE INSTALLATION To park the lift press the UP direction on th...

Page 17: ...irlift to operate The stairlift can still be called with the remote controls SEAT BELT To fasten the seat belt pull out the belt and insert the clasp into the buckle A positive click should be heard indicating that the lock has engaged properly To release the seat belt hold the belt with one hand and press the release button on the buckle The clasp will automatically release and allow the belt to ...

Page 18: ...KET MUST BE AVAILABLE FOR THE STAIRLIFT The mains electricity supply transformer should be left permanently connected and switched on It is imperative to ensure there is a continual supply of power to the stairlift The stairlift batteries can cover short term interruptions to the power supply but without a supply of power will eventually become too low to be recharged If this happens the batteries...

Page 19: ...on indicated by F7 on the display panel it is possible to reset it see page 20 Carriage safety pads upper and lower Stops stairlift upon contacting an obstruction on the rail Footrest safety edges upper and lower Stops stairlift upon contacting an obstruction on stairway Swivel seat switch Prevents the movement of the stairlift when the seat has been swivelled to 45º and 90º Final limit switch Pre...

Page 20: ...ed run the lift up until it stops automatically and then down to check all operations are running as they should Replace the blanking cover CAUTION Never run the stairlift with the winding wheel in place as it could result in serious injury or damage Never wind the stairlift counter clockwise anti clockwise if the fault code F7 shows as this will result in damage to the OSG HAND WINDING IF IN DOUB...

Page 21: ...ing light source can also be emitted by certain types of low energy bulbs If it is found that such a bulb is causing interference with the remote controls it is recommended that it be changed to a standard one IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE REMOTE CONTROL BATTERIES ARE REPLACED ANNUALLY RAILS It is recommended that the rail should be cleaned on a weekly basis This should be done with a dry cloth and y...

Page 22: ...n This will reset the fault codes on the display panel SAFETY EDGES SERVICING Should the stairlift become unoperational displaying E1 E2 E4 E5 this could be due to one of the safety edges being trapped This can be overcome by moving the stairlift back in the opposite direction and removing the obstruction or simply tapping the relevant safety edge gently If this doesn t rectify the problem contact...

Page 23: ...claims for damages under warranty if the required care and attention recommendations are not followed The HD model operates in exactly the same way as the standard model Proper care and maintenance is required as normal i e regular servicing and regular external cleaning Certiﬁed to 159kg 350lbs Acorn cannot accept any claims for damages under warranty if the required care and attention recommenda...

Page 24: ... dealer for assistance CHARGING CODES LIFT WILL OPERATE AS NORMAL Contact your authorized Acorn dealer for assistance STANDARD OPERATING CODES LIFT WILL OPERATE AS NORMAL NORMAL Power down Sleep mode No display shown Lift is either receiving no power or is in sleep mode NORMAL No charge LIFT WILL BEEP Lift has been parked off a charge point and is receiving no charge Check that the Battery Isolati...

Page 25: ... section Complete operation until the hinge is in line with the rail or fully folded Lift is operating normally Lift is operating normally Lift is operating normally OPERATING ERROR CODES LIFT WILL NOT OPERATE NORMAL Seat not in place The stairlift seat is not in the riding position Turn the seat back to the riding position NORMAL Safety edge activated Carriage UP safety edge has been activated Ch...

Page 26: ...ft power off for 30 seconds If not resolved contact your authorized Acorn dealer for assistance FATAL ERROR CODES continued on next page 4 5 NORMAL Battery low Bring the unit down to the nearest charging station The unit won t allow the user to travel in the UP direction until the batteries are sufficiently charged and the code has cleared NORMAL Key switch off Key switch is in the OFF position Ac...

Page 27: ...airlift power off for 30 seconds If not resolved contact your authorized Acorn dealer for assistance Press the arm switch control or the remote control once to stop the alarm With E7 on display bring the unit down to the nearest charging station and recharge the batteries FAULT Battery flat Audible alarm The battery level is really low Hand wind the stairlift up OR down see page 20 If not resolved...

Page 28: ...er difficulties when using the stairlift Ensure that the stairway is not being used by others and is clear of articles or obstructions Remain calm on the stairlift ensuring that both arms are in the down position Release the direction controller on the arm rest and press again in the DOWN direction In the unlikely event that you need to disembark the stairlift mid travel always attempt to swivel t...

Page 29: ... seat swivel lever at the side of the seat pad Powered swivel units can be rotated manually without the need of depressing the seat pads This will then allow the seat to be rotated to face the staircase The seat will lock at a 45o or 90o angle 90 IMPORTANT MAKE SURE THE SEAT IS LOCKED INTO POSITION BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO DISEMBARK THE STAIRLIFT IMPORTANT IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THE SEAT BELT IS UNDONE ...

Page 30: ...Acorn Stairlifts User Manual ENGLISH 30 LABELS B C D A Europe Rest of world B C D A US Canada ...

Page 31: ... sw2 sw1 sw2 sw1 sw1 sw2 ADDITIONAL PS SWITCH E8 OSG F7 COVER UP E5 COVER DOWN E4 FOOT DOWN UNDER PLATE E1 FOOT UP E2 UP LIMIT DOWN LIMIT FINAL LIMIT F6 ARM SWITCH SEAT SWIVEL E6 KEY SWITCH E9 CONN 1 CONN 2 CONN 3 CONN 4 RED GREEN BLUE PURPLE BLUE BLUE PURPLE BLUE GREEN RED RED K BLACK GREEN WHITE RED BLUE YELLOW YELLOW BLUE RED K BLACK WHITE BROWN GREEN WHITE WHITE RED COMMON DOWM UP ...

Page 32: ... RED CHASSIS B 12V MONITORING RED B BLACK B 24V 20A FUSE BLUE BROWN CONN1 CONN2 CONN3 CONN4 DIGITAL DISPLAY OPTIONS I R SENSORS CHARGE BRAKE M2 BLACK M1 RED CHASSIS B 12V MONITORING RED B BLACK B 24V 20A FUSE BLUE BROWN CONN1 CONN2 CONN3 CONN4 DIGITAL DISPLAY OPTIONS I R SENSORS CHARGE BRAKE M2 BLACK M1 RED CHASSIS B 12V MONITORING RED B BLACK B 24V 20A FUSE BLUE BROWN 25A FUSE ...

Page 33: ...Mobility Services Ltd Telecom House Millennium Business Park Station Road Steeton England BD20 6RB Acorn Mobility Services declares that the above referenced product is in conformity with the essential requirements of Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC Electromagnetic compatibility directive 2014 30 EU Low voltage directive 2014 35 EU Radio equipment directive 2014 53 EU ETSI EN 300 220 2 V3 1 1 We ma...

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Page 38: ... change specification without prior notice All measurements are approximate Images are shown for illustrative purposes only Product may vary slightly All information correct at time of going to print E OE COPYRIGHT 2017 ACORN MOBILITY SERVICES LIMITED All Rights Reserved 42112 133 AC7273 0518 ...

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