Baronmead ROBY T09, Use And Maintenance, Page: 13 / 20

- At the end of cleaning, replace the
covers and reconnect the mains
connector.
Battery charger:
When the battery charger reaches the
yellow led (Fig.27/a) the machine can
be used because the battery has
reached the 3/4 of its charge. Every 7
or 8 partial charges it’s good thing, in
order to save the battery, to carry out the complete battery charge until the
green led is reached (Fig.27/b) (after about 11 hours of charge).
It’s not possible to use the machine while charging the
battery.
9.2) Defects - Possible causes
–
Possible cures
Competence: O - Trained operator
Defects
Possible causes Possible cures
The unit does not Starting key Insert the ON/OFF key
move in either direction. Emergency STOP
“in”
Pull out
Handle lock up (fig. 14) Press down
Discharged battery Recharge
Damaged battery Replace
Discharged battery Safety lock out at a
charge percentage of 10%
If the malfunction persists, contact a BARONMEAD operative.
10) UNEXPECTED MOVEMENT AND NOISE OF THE UNIT
a) Unexpected movement
As every staircase can have different pitch, occasionally the T09 will move
downward slightly while operating due to the track lug not engaging fully
with the stair nose this is:
- infrequent with moderate acceleration;
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-momentary disruption for the operator and passenger as the next lug
locates on the stair nose.
This does not affect the safe operation of the machine.
b) Aerial noise: less than 70 db.
11) INFORMATION ABOUT PARTS AND MATERIALS DISPOSAL
a) Rubber and plastic materials disposal
Dispose of used parts responsibly in accordance with the local regulations
in force; contact your local council if in doubt.
b) Battery disposal
Where possible, recycle batteries at an authorised recycling site, if this
facility is not available, dispose of responsibly in accordance with the local
regulations in force, contact your local council if in doubt.
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