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©2004,1996 BRUNO INDEPENDENT LIVING AIDS, INC.®

              SRE-1550 UL 06-18-2004

2

IMPORTANT NOTES

The warranty for the Electra-Ride™ II

 Stairway Elevator is

rendered null and void

if the unit is installed by

 anyone other than an authorized Bruno dealer.

This stairway elevator is intended

for indoor use only

 in a heated, enclosed location

above 35  F (2  C)

.

Electra-Ride

™

 is a trademark of Bruno Independent Living Aids, Inc.®   .     The Electra-Ride

™

 II, #5,230,405 is covered by one or more U.S. Patents

and/or U.S. Patents Pending.

Summary of Contents for SRE-1550 Electra-Ride II

Page 1: ...UTIVEDR P O BOX84 OCONOMOWOC WI53066USA TEL 262 567 4990 FAX 262 953 5501 Toll free number valid throughout the U S and Canada Bruno invites your calls at 1 800 882 8183 Technical Serviceemail service...

Page 2: ...null and void if the unit is installed by anyone other than an authorized Bruno dealer This stairway elevator is intended for indoor use only in a heated enclosed location above 35 F 2 C Electra Ride...

Page 3: ...lRun 26 Call SendTransmitter IR Residential 27 31 Circuit Board Diagnostics Residential 32 33 Conversion to Right Hand Installation Residential 34 Call SendTransmitter RF Commercial 35 Circuit Board D...

Page 4: ...ver there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by tu...

Page 5: ...ries with 24 volt continuous duty charger Motor 24 VDC 2 pole 1 02 hp Drive self locking gearbox rack and pinion drive Control constant pressure armrest and two remotes Brake self locking worm gear Ma...

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Page 7: ...ite Report any discrepancies to bruno independent living aids immediately Reading through the installation manual before installing this unit will enable you to install the elevator more quickly and w...

Page 8: ...OSTRIPS 2 5 EA 10 11 LGWIRETIES 32 SHEETMETALSCREWS M6 3X50MM 16 RAIL 40 FOR 20 RAIL CLAMPSETS 9 16 RAIL 11 20 RAIL 13 24 RAIL TBD CUSTOM RAIL DEPENDSUPON RAILLENGTH UPONREQUEST CLAMPS ADJUSTABLE 9 LB...

Page 9: ...ify and locate lower rail section and bumper bracket assembly Assemble and tighten the rail joint CAUTION RAILS CANNOT BE MIXED CHECK ID NUMBERS STAMPED AT ENDS OF RAILS Determine the correct length f...

Page 10: ...positioned and install rail wire lead accordingly Position battery charger at upper or lower landing Route wire to household outlet Mount remote call send transmitters Test unit for proper operation T...

Page 11: ...hrough 22 m Ratchet with 6 extension Combination wrench set metric 22 mm through 36 mm Phillips screwdrivers Slotted screwdrivers Allen wrenches metric 4 mm minimum size Electric drill with letter O 3...

Page 12: ...raight line placed on the stairs SEE STEP 2 IN THE APPLICATION GUIDE To that amount add Measurement B STEP 4 IN THE APPLICATION GUIDE This process will allow you to custom fit the Elevator to your cus...

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Page 15: ...7 foot section and 1 2 foot section both of which are long enough to be properly mounted 2 clamps minimum per short rail INSTALLATION CUTTING THE RAIL Residential and Commercial Units NEVER CUT OFF T...

Page 16: ...w heads are flush with the surface of the inside of the rail PLEASE REFER TO EXPLODED VIEWS AT BACK OF MANUAL NOTE The chamfered edges of the holes must face up toward the bottom of the rail NOTE THE...

Page 17: ...der of the staircase NOTE IF TOP OR BOTTOM CLAMP IS OMITTED BECAUSE THE LANDING IS CEMENT OR CERAMIC TILE OR IN THE EVENT THAT THE OWNER WISHES NOT TO DRILL HOLES IN THE LANDING A SET OF CLAMPS SHOULD...

Page 18: ...equire different fasteners Please contact Bruno Independent Living Aids Inc for information For installations on hardwood stairs Bruno recommends drilling a pilot hole before inserting fasteners Once...

Page 19: ...f safety lock washer inserted with lower bolt see CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY DRAWING SRE 00060 at the back of this manual REMINDER Recheck with level after tightening adjustment bolts Turn toggle switch off Wh...

Page 20: ...des 3 8 from the mounting tube Fish excess wires into hole on front pivot bolt outer mounting tube Remove footrest assembly then gently pull the extra wire from the hole in the pivot bolt Remove the b...

Page 21: ...footrest post see illustration below to completely secure the seat post pivotbolt footrest switch bracket footrest hanger The footrest comes equipped with a safety switch which will stop the Elevator...

Page 22: ...swivel latch located directly under the seat allows the seat to rotate in 45 degree increments To disengage the latch lift up on either the right or left lever found at the front edge of the seat Rel...

Page 23: ...screws on the bottom of the seat see illustration Rotate arm out to desired position Tighten the screws Repeat process on other side NOTE IFEXTENDINGTHE ARMSTOMAXIMUMWIDTH BESURETOADJUST THERAIL TO W...

Page 24: ...ramp 8 from the top end of the rail Tighten M6 X 10 hex head screws on bottom of ramp tighten M6 x 10 hex head cap screws measure the distance from the end of the rail to the inside edge of the actuat...

Page 25: ...liers To access the limit switch on the motor side it may be necessary to remove the charge contact assembly Remove wire tie on the charge contact Slide it out of the way being careful to keep wires c...

Page 26: ...cement by sliding it closer to or further from the wall ELECTRA RIDETRIALRUN REMINDER MAKESURE SUFFICIENTCLEARANCE EXISTSFORCALL SEND ANTENNAOVERENTIRETRAVEL OFRAIL SAFETY SWITCH PANEL Verify proper o...

Page 27: ...essary to reposition the transmitters so that they are aimed at the carriage To reduce the possibility of interference While riding in the seat ALWAYS operate the Elevator using the rocker switch on t...

Page 28: ...ller s assistant sitting on the seat MOUNTING THE CALL SEND TRANSMITTERS TO THE WALL CALL SEND TRANSMITTER RESIDENTIAL NOTE INSTALLATIONOFTHE CALL SENDUNITMAYVARYBY LOCALCODE PLEASEREFER TOLOCALCODESF...

Page 29: ...emove the carriage cover to expose the circuit board 3 Locate the LEARN switch on the circuit board see illustration to left 4 On one of the IR TRANSMITTERS remove the screw a securing the back to the...

Page 30: ...ble 11 Reassemble and secure the carriage cover NOTE While using the remote call send youmay experience some intermittent operation This will not harm the unit However while using the rocker switch op...

Page 31: ...stairway elevator correctly and safely Be sure to have him her operate the unit while you are there to answer any questions and address any concerns WHEN THE INSTALLATION IS COMPLETE Transmitter Batt...

Page 32: ...ge exceeds 16V or the switch is pressed Switch Active During Power Up 3 Beeps Pause 5 Beeps UP DOWN LEARN REMOTE UP REMOTE DOWN Repeats beeps every 5 seconds until all switches are off More Than One S...

Page 33: ...ctions for chang ing Switch No 3 The coast delay option Switch No 4 has been provided in cases of inter ference which may cause intermittent operation The normal setting is 600 mSec of coast Should th...

Page 34: ...Remove the seat hinge nut and install the harness guide on the opposite side 10 Fasten the switch housing on the left arm Slide the trim over the harness on the backside of the arm INSTALLATION INSTAL...

Page 35: ...top of the stairs and one at the bottom The seat key switch and rocker switch are located under the right arm pad on your right as you are sitting in the seat Please refer to the instructions Chang i...

Page 36: ...d 3 long Repeats once a minute until the voltage exceeds 16V or the switch is pressed Switch Active During Power Up 3 Beeps Pause 3 Beeps UP DOWN LEARN Repeats beeps every 5 seconds until all switches...

Page 37: ...D DIAGNOSTICS COMMERCIAL UNIT NOTICE Before touching anything inside the carriage assembly ground yourself by touching an unpainted metal surface on the unit such as an exposed bolt or one of the moun...

Page 38: ...ONTROLSFROMRIGHTTOLEFTARMREST SETTHE INSTALLATIONDIP SWITCH S2 FROM LH TO RH POSITION SETNO 1SWITCHOF S1 TOTHE OFF POSITION POWERDIP SWITCH S3 1 Remove the switch housing weldment by removing the Torx...

Page 39: ...esponds to the desired direction of travel The unit should travel noticeably faster going up than down Run the unit up and down the stairs using the remote call send transmitters Test both transmitter...

Page 40: ...white lithium grease to the gear rack TEETH ONLY see illustration below 1 TUBE PER 16 FOOT UNIT PRIOR TO LUBRICATION run the carriage up and down the rail five to six 5 6 times This will clean the pai...

Page 41: ...ard Connect the power cord to the nearest wall or floor outlet Bundle together the loose wires Secure the charger mounting bracket with 2 8 x 0 75 lg Phillips pan head sheet metal screws CHARGERMOUNTI...

Page 42: ...hat this wiring is mounted securely to avoid damage Coil any excess harness wire and attach it to a rail clamp located under the rail NOTE THE CHARGER SHOULD BE PLUGGED INTO A HOUSEHOLD OUTLET ALL OF...

Page 43: ...43 SRE 1550UL06 18 2004 ALWAYS PARK THE CARRIAGE AT THE UPPER OR LOWER END OF THE RAIL TO KEEP BATTERIES FULLY CHARGED PILOTLAMPINDICATES CHARGINGCONTACT AND CORRECTPOLARITY BE SURE CHARGER IS PLUGGE...

Page 44: ...the starting point Turn the Potentiometer in the clockwise direction aligning the slotted shaft with the weight range of the user 3 The speed may be adjusted by turning the slotted shaft on the Poten...

Page 45: ...ure the antenna by snapping it into the clip CALL SEND ANTENNA CLIP CAUTION MAKE SURE ANTENNA DOES NOT TOUCH METAL OF CARRIAGE As you start to thread the connector twist the antenna back and forth to...

Page 46: ...e event of a failure which activates the overspeed it will be necessary to remove the complete drive unit from the rail and to return the unit to the dealer or manufacturer for diagnosis and repair be...

Page 47: ...st likely cause of a tripped circuit breaker would be a foreign object jamming the rail or gear rack or overloading the elevator by exceeding its rated load capacity A fuse has been provided to protec...

Page 48: ...S RED LED ON AC Power on power cord plugged in YELLOW CONTINUOUS LED Batteries charging FLASHING YELLOW LED Batteries are 80 charged GREEN CONTINUOUS LED Batteries in charge completing mode or float s...

Page 49: ...the circuit breaker Failure to first turn off the circuit breaker will result in battery discharge or premature battery failure TURNINGTHEUNITON To turn the Elevator back on 1 turn on the circuit brea...

Page 50: ...ty switches footrest carriage seat Check armrest switch and keyswitch if applicable Check battery charger output Load test using remote controls check voltage while carriage is traveling up Test with...

Page 51: ...e should be in a range of 16 28 VDC Commercial units only Check fuse Replace if necessary Check for discharged batteries Check setting of speed control potentiometer Check for loose connections Check...

Page 52: ...experienced technician or call our Technical Service Department at 1 800 882 8768 Check all safety mechanisms including swivel seat safety switch Wipe down rail Apply a small amount of grease to the...

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Page 58: ...2004 1996BRUNOINDEPENDENTLIVINGAIDS INC SRE 1550 UL 06 18 2004 58 WIRING SCHEMATIC RESIDENTIAL...

Page 59: ...2004 1996 BRUNO INDEPENDENT LIVING AIDS INC 59 SRE 1550UL06 18 2004 WIRING SCHEMATIC COMMERCIAL...

Page 60: ...2004 1996BRUNOINDEPENDENTLIVINGAIDS INC SRE 1550 UL 06 18 2004 60 EXPLODED VIEW AND BILL OF MATERIALS...

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Page 76: ...TABILITYORFITNESS FORAPARTICULARPURPOSE ARELIMITEDINTHEIRDURATIONTOTHELENGTHOFTHE WARRANTY STATEDABOVE FOR THEAFFECTED COMPONENT Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty la...

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