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Safety information

DO NOT use the stairlift unless 

an Atlas technician has demonstrated 

how to use the stairlift.

DO NOT allow children or people 

with mental impairment to use the  

stairlift unsupervised.

DO NOT allow children to play on the 

stairlift.

DO NOT use the stairlift to carry animals.

DO NOT use the stairlift in a standing 

position.

DO  NOT  allow  liquids  of  any  kind 

to  come  into  contact  with  any  parts  

of the stairlift. 

DO NOT use the stairlift in the event  
of a 

re. It is not designed for use in a 

re and is not a means of 

re escape.

DO NOT exceed the maximum  

weight limit. Only one person to use 

the stairlift at any time. Maximum  

weight is 350lbs.

DO NOT allow any type of object to 

dangle into, or become trapped in, 

the mechanism or moving parts of the 

stairlift, e.g. long clothing, scarves, 

belts or small foreign objects such as 

coins, pen lids, hair clips etc.

DO NOT swivel the seat until the stairlift 

has come to a stop.

At the top of the stairs DO NOT remove 

the seat belt or get up from the seat until 

it has fully swiveled.

DO NOT cover or remove the labels on 

the  stairlift.  They  contain  important 

information and safety advice.

DO NOT use any solvent cleaners, 

bleaches, abrasives, synthetic detergents, 

wax silicone polishes or aerosol sprays to 

clean any part of the stairlift or rail.

DO NOT attempt to maintain the stairlift 

yourself or dismantle or modify it in any 

way. Such actions will invalidate the 

product warranty and will not be covered 

or repaired by Atlas.

DO NOT dispose of any part of 

this product as part of your normal 

household waste. Contact Atlas for 

information about recycling and disposal 

of your stairlift.

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Stairlift safety information 

A stairlift is a device to transport a seated person up and down the stairs safely.  It is 
important to us that our stairlifts always help you travel up and down the 
stairs in the safest possible way. With this in mind, we recommend our stairlifts are 
serviced every year by an Atlas-trained service technician.

Summary of Contents for ATLAS 600

Page 1: ...Please keep this in a safe place for future reference User Guide Your Stairlift ATLAS 600 ...

Page 2: ...you for choosing Atlas to provide you with your new stairlift To help you get the most from your new stairlift please take a few minutes to read this guide Then please keep this guide in a safe place in case you need to check any details in the future If you feel unsure about any aspect of your stairlift please do not hesitate to get in touch with your stairlift supplier whose details can be found...

Page 3: ...eat until the stairlift has come to a stop At the top of the stairs DO NOT remove the seat belt or get up from the seat until it has fully swiveled DO NOT cover or remove the labels on the stairlift They contain important information and safety advice DO NOT use any solvent cleaners bleaches abrasives synthetic detergents wax silicone polishes or aerosol sprays to clean any part of the stairlift o...

Page 4: ...airlift This guide is for both Starla and Siena stairlifts The rest of the pictures in the guide are of the Siena but the instructions are the same for both 1 8 10 2 3 4 5 Siena Chair Starla Chair 2 2 6 7 9 9 11 4 3 FUSE 5 1 8 ...

Page 5: ... around the footrest and lower part of your chair They stop your stairlift if they come into contact with any obstacles that might get trapped while your stairlift is being used Arm control To move your stairlift press the control on the end of the armrest in the direction you want to go Your stairlift will start moving after a slight delay Swivel seat levers Located on either side of the seat Lif...

Page 6: ...wall controls will ONLY work if all power switches are ON and the safety key is inserted and in the ON position Wall control Holster Calling your stairlift Calling your stairlift UP stairs Press and hold the button Calling your stairlift DOWN stairs Press and hold the button If you release the or buttons when the stairlift is moving it will stop and will not start again for a few seconds Wait then...

Page 7: ...eries as soon as possible NO light Batteries have NO power Replace batteries now 7 Wall controls Your stairlift wall controls Replacing the batteries Remove the remote control from the wall holster Slide off the battery cover Remove the old batteries Insert three new batteries the correct way as shown Slide the battery cover back on and replace the remote control back into the wall holster Batteri...

Page 8: ...tairlift to work WARNING Place your feet well back on footrest when seated Never allow them to dangle off the footrest Keep your elbows tucked in when the stairlift is moving to avoid personal injury WARNING While moving keep sitting upright and do not lean forwards backwards or to the side Do not make any unnecessary movements such as rocking Press down the O symbol on the armrest before sitting ...

Page 9: ...our seatbelt on by pulling it across your lap and clicking it into the holder on the opposite armrest Lower the footrest 5 Press and release the footrest fold button on the tip of one of the armrests to raise or lower the footrest This can be done before or after you sit in the chair The footrest should be lowered to ride up or down the stairs Turn the stairlift ON 4 Press down the I symbol on the...

Page 10: ...ing lever towards armrest IMPORTANT Your stairlift will start to move after a slight delay This is a safety feature WARNING DO NOT get off until the seat is swivelled and armrest switch is off Folding the chair away Raise both armrests and the footrest then swivel the seat back to it s travelling position using either the manual swivel levers or if you have a powered swivel the wall controls WARNI...

Page 11: ... and others that the retractable rail is moving When you are at the bottom of the stairs you will need to move the stairlift back up the stairs so that the retractable rail does not obstruct any doorway or passageways This will also make sure that the stairlift is on charge Press and hold the up arrow on the remote calling control until the retractable rail is fully raised Please note that if you ...

Page 12: ...ere are any aspects of cleaning your stairlift that you are unsure about contact Atlas directly WARNING DO NOT dispose of any part of this product or its batteries as part of your normal household waste For more information about recycling and disposal of your stairlift and its components please contact your Atlas Maximum angle of installation Load of one person at a maximum weight Maximum sound e...

Page 13: ...olve the problem contact Atlas See back page of this user guide for contact details Stairlift will not move If your Stairlift still does not move 1 turn the armrest switch to the off position then back on 2 move and hold the arm control in the direction of travel after a few seconds the stairlift will start If not call Atlas See back page of this user guide for contact details If the stairlift sto...

Page 14: ...re on the back page Operating the emergency drive Open access door to reveal emergency stairlift controls Press the top button to switch it to emergency mode Press control to drive the stairlift in chosen direction Once finished press the top button again to switch it back to normal operation mode Optional retractable rail does not work Please call your stairlift supplier If the bottom section of ...

Page 15: ...sition Service Technician required Check that the battery charger is plugged in Check that there has not been a power outage If the problem persists call Atlas immediately Call Atlas Check whether there is anything obstructing the safety edges If there is the stairlift is still on and can be moved in the opposite direction to allow you to remove the obstruction You can then continue to go up or do...

Page 16: ...Contact Details CANADA 3175 boulevard Choquette St Hyacinthe Qc J1S 7Z8 www atlasacces com ...

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