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NEVER LEAVE THE MACHINE UNATTENDED WITH A
PASSENGER ON BOARD.
8.5) Manual operation on level surfaces
To move quickly over longer distances and to turn the machine, it is
necessary to operate manually:
a) Using the Control Handle as a lever, raise the tracks off the ground to
allow the machine to roll on its transit wheels.
b) Push the unit in the desired
direction.
8.6) Stair gradient check
This check should be
done on all new locations.
a)
Check that the step riser
is not greater than 180 mm (Fig. 8).
b) Operating manually, without person
on board, on approaching the first stage of the stair to travel, press the
push button control (Fig. 4/a), travel on a section of stair, release the push
button and make sure that the gradient indicator placed (Fig. 4\c) on the
Control Handle is green (Gradient under 35°). If the indicator is red
(Gradient above 35°), it is not possible to travel on that staircase.
Green indicator: correct gradient
Red indicator: excessive gradient
8.7) Headrest adjustment
To adjust the headrest (Fig. 20/a):
Remove the headrest and adjust it using
two Velcro stripes (Fig. 20/b).
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WARNING: THE MOBILE STAIRCLIMBER OPERATOR
DETERMINES THE STABILITY OF THE UNIT. TO AVOID
UNSTABLE CONDITIONS PLEASE FOLLOW THE POINTS
BELOW.
8.8) Operation on staircase
The unit should be always placed so as the control handle
is towards the upward side. If during the stair operation, the
mobile stairclimber continues to operate when the push
button is released, press the emergency STOP red push
button on the Control Handle
control panel. Afterwards follow
section 8.9.
8.8.1) Stair ascent operation
a)
Operate manually as in section 8.5.
Advance the mobile stairclimber with
the person on board to the first step of
the flight (Fig. 21/a).
- If you must travel just one flight,
position the mobile stairclimber in the
middle of the staircase.
- If there is more than one flight of
stairs, travel as near the inside
handrail as possible or near the inside wall; this position makes manual
operation on landings easier.
The mobile stairclimber should be perpendicular to the
steps; it is not possible to travel on staircases diagonally.
b)
Press the
“up” push button holding the Control Handle firmly
with two hands, travel up the flight until the STOP sticker(Fig.
22/a) aligns with the nose of the last step (Fig. 22/b).
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