Note:
The Radio Remote Control receiver draws about 12 milliam-
peres from your vehicle battery. This coupled with the current draw
from other vehicle components such as the conversion package, the
wheelchair lift and other devices may be enough to discharge the vehi-
cle battery over the course of several days if the vehicle is not started.
For your assistance and safety we have provided these reminders:
1. Be thoroughly familiar with the operator’s manual before using the
Radio Remote Control.
2. Always be in a position to observe the operation of the lift and door
openers when using the Radio Remote Control.
3. Never allow someone unfamiliar with the equipment to operate the
Radio Remote Control.
4. Keep your transmitter away from liquids, and in an area where it
will not be inadvertently activated.
5. The Radio Remote Control performance is subject to the
surrounding environment. Performance may be significantly
reduced when in or around parking garages, radio transmission
stations, or metal buildings.
6.
Caution:
“This device complies with FCC Rules Part 15: Opera-
tion of
this device is subject to the following two conditions: (1)
This device may not cause harmful interference (2) This device
must accept any interference that may be received including
interference that may cause undesired operation”. Fortunately, the
occurrences of undesired operation due to radio interference is
extremely rare. However, it is a risk that you, as the operator need
to be aware of. Use of this device signifies your acceptance of
this risk.
7.
Warning:
Never use the Radio Remote Control to operate the
wheelchair lift while the lift platform is occupied.
EFFECTIVE SERIAL NUMBER
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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32978
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