Etac Nova 100, Manual

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Make sure the transformer is plugged into a grounded
wall socket. The lift unit’s battery is charged by placing
the hand control in the charger holder. If it needs
recharging, the light diode on the hand control will
start flashing. During charging, the diode will stop
flashing and remain fixed. Once the battery is fully
charged, the diode will go out and it will go into
maintenance charging mode.
We recommend putting the hand control in the
charger holder whenever the lift is not being used.
Make sure the hand control is placed correctly in the
charger holder (see marking). The diode will then
indicate charging.
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Charging the battery
Operation
fig. I
Charging in progress: Fixed light
Charging recommended: Slowly flashing light
Battery fully charged: Light off
Emergency stop activated: Rapidly flashing light
The hand control has a yellow light diode which lights up as
follows:
Fit the wall bracket to the quick guide and connect
the charging socket to the charger holder. Connect the
transformer to an earthed power outlet.
Ensure that the hand control’s labelling is at the edge
of the hand control holder.
Charger: Nova 00, FW78M/4
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Installation of charging unit
fig. F
Activate the emergency stop by pulling the red string
(fig. G).
When activated, the red part of the emergency stop
housing will be visible. When the emergency stop is
activated, this will be indicated by the light diode on
the hand control which will flash rapidly.
To reset, push the emergency stop housing back to its
original position (fig. G).
Tip! If you cannot manage to reset the emergency
stop, use the slingbar as an extension.
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Emergency stop
fig. G 1 and G 2
If, for any reason, the lift stops working
while in use, the user can always be lowered
without any risk using the emergency
lowering function.
To activate the emergency lowering function (fig. H),
pull the red string and keep pulling until the user is
in the required position. The user can be lowered at
any time because the battery will never lose its charge
sufficiently to make this impossible.
To reset, push the emergency stop housing back to its
original position (fig. H).
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Emergency lowering fig. H 1 and H 2