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6.3
Troubleshooting
7.1
Seat and backrest
1.
Wash the product with commercial detergents and
disinfectants using a cloth or brush.
2.
Rinse the product with warm water.
3.
Dry the product with a cloth.
4.
Lightly grease the guide for the sliding shoe (8,
fig. 1) using Vaseline.
5.
Unbutton the covers (optional) from the seat and
backrest.
6.
Wash the covers (optional) in the washing ma-
chine at maximum 60 °C using a mild detergent.
7.2
Charger and hand control
1.
Wipe down the charger with a dry cloth.
2.
Wipe down the hand control with a damp cloth
and dry it with a dry cloth.
Important!
The following table provides information on
faults and their probable cause. If you cannot
rectify a fault using the table, please contact
your authorised dealer directly.
Problem
Possible
causes
Remedy
No motor noise/lift
does not move
Jack socket of the
hand control is not
locked correctly
The battery is flat
The contacts are
dirty
The cable is dam-
aged
Lock the jack
socket (see sec-
tion 5.2)
Recharge the bat-
tery (see
section 5.1)
Clean the contacts
Replace the hand
control
The lift can be
raised but not low-
ered
Low-voltage pro-
tection is activated
Recharge the bat-
tery
The lift stops while
being raised
The load is exces-
sive
Observe the maxi-
mum load
The battery can-
not be recharged
The electronics
are faulty
The battery is
faulty
The charger is
faulty
Have your author-
ised dealer check
the hand control
Replace the hand
control
Have the charger
checked
The bathlift slips
The suction cups
are old or dam-
aged
Replace the suc-
tion cups
CAUTION!
There is a risk of injury when the lifting scis-
sors move.
Be especially careful when cleaning the
seat.
There is a risk of damage.
Never clean the backrest with a high pres-
sure cleaner.
7
Care and maintenance
Important!
●
Regularly clean the seat and backrest and
keep them clean.
●
Do not use abrasive cleaning agents.
CAUTION!
There is a risk of damage.
Do not tumble-dry the covers.
CAUTION!
There is a risk of injury from electric shock.
●
Before cleaning the charger, always pull
the plug out of the power socket.
●
Never plug objects made of conducting
material (e.g. knitting needles, metal
pins) into the jack socket of the hand
control.
●
Only use a dry cloth to clean the
charger.
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