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Garaventa Accessibility

Installation Manual

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Garaventa Stair-lift Model GSL Artira

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Page 1: ...P Pa ar rt t N Nu um mb be er r 1 15 55 52 28 8 R Re ev v D D Garaventa Accessibility Installation Manual This manual covers Garaventa Stair lift Model GSL Artira...

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Page 3: ...nstallation 6 Beginning the installation 7 Locating the Tubes 8 Fitting Splices 9 Positioning the Drive Box 10 Anchoring the Lift 13 Installing the Ropes Standard Drive 15 Installing the Ropes Compact...

Page 4: ...nd face shields as necessary Do not wear Jewelry Do not wear loose clothing while working Button up shirt cuffs and tuck in bottoms Electrical a This lift contains high voltage within the control box...

Page 5: ...our production drawing It is your right to refuse freight damaged equipment but once you sign for the equipment as received in good condition you jeopardize your ability to follow up with the carrier...

Page 6: ...options that may cause the lift to operate automatically These include some variations of Fire Service Homing or Self storage Always ask about the options supplied with your lift You may also contact...

Page 7: ...rm the building owner once you arrive that you will be occupying the stairway and that you may need to rope it off It is better to arrive early so that you are able to set up without interference from...

Page 8: ...tubes for fit starting with the bottom section Use a shim to achieve the correct elevation at the lower landing Refer to the diagram below and the details on your lift layout drawing Note If you rest...

Page 9: ...the number on your tube layout drawing Lift the tube section into place on the stairway and lean it against the wall Note The Support Towers have the serial numbers stamped on the base Repeat this ope...

Page 10: ...rill to open the hole until the fastener will slide through If the lift is supplied with mounting brackets install them with the corresponding tube section Refer to the tube layout drawings for bracke...

Page 11: ...a ar rt t 1 15 55 52 28 8 R Re ev v D D P Pr ri in nt te ed d i in n C Ca an na ad da a within plus or minus 5mm of the clearance dimensions on the layout drawing If they do not meet the required clea...

Page 12: ...al and vertical dimension On longer lifts some discrepancies may occur Try to average them out while making a final check for landing clearances splice alignment and fit There is a tolerance in cleara...

Page 13: ...using a small hammer Avoid spilling dust into the hole Note Lag bolts used for mounting into concrete are longer than those used for wood Do not use plug anchors when mounting into wood When mounting...

Page 14: ...an nu ua al l 1 14 4 2 20 00 04 4 G Ga ar ra av ve en nt ta a C Ca an na ad da a L Lt td d P Pa ar rt t 1 15 55 52 28 8 R Re ev v D D P Pr ri in nt te ed d i in n C Ca an na ad da a Note If your lift...

Page 15: ...the rope and pull it through A rag has the added advantage of removing any debris from the inside of the tubes Lubricate each ball as it goes into the tube Pull the rope out of the top end of the syst...

Page 16: ...tubes while moving the Drive Cabinet back into position Fasten the tube end plate to the Drive Cabinet and connect the tube grounding wire to the spade connection in the Drive Cabinet Anchor the Driv...

Page 17: ...splice end first into the bottom end of the upper tube Use a screwdriver or wrench to pull the rope all the way up the tube system by inserting it behind the splice connection through the slot in the...

Page 18: ...and thread it into the hole in the center of the cover after removing the plastic plug Use this screw to force the cover off the Drive assembly This prevents damage to the paint by prying the cover of...

Page 19: ...1 5 Hp Drive Use Armored flexible conduit cut to the appropriate length and with enough room to accommodate the rope signal Ground and upper final limit conductors These are wired into the junction b...

Page 20: ...n the Lower rope through the Arrestor section and to a position close to the upper rope Pull the end of the lower rope through the Arrestor and bring the Arrestor assembly into place on the end of the...

Page 21: ...with the electrical drawings supplied in the installation package The following diagram shows a typical arrangement but note that no two systems are the same you must choose the most effective method...

Page 22: ...ne up with the tubes You will need assistance to mount the conveyance on the tubes Rehearse the procedure to make sure that both of you know each step A third person is also helpful at this point They...

Page 23: ...ev v D D P Pr ri in nt te ed d i in n C Ca an na ad da a Installing the Lower Carriage Conical Rollers Install the conical rollers on the lower carriage Use a SMALL amount of removable thread locking...

Page 24: ...lubricate the shaft of the shoulder bolt 2 put the bolt through the roller 3 apply a small amount of thread locking compound to the end of the shoulder bolt threads and 4 install the roller The conve...

Page 25: ...left rear of the platform Earlier models used a keeper on a keyway while later models use a single bolt that runs through the hinge and the fold shaft In the former case mark the position of the keep...

Page 26: ...the installation kit They will install into the horizontal run position They must be installed to make the lift run properly If you what to remove the arms permanently complete the installation with...

Page 27: ...R Re ev v D D P Pr ri in nt te ed d i in n C Ca an na ad da a Push the sliding contact wire into the conveyance Connect the conveyance power wires to the rope and sliding contact connections Connect t...

Page 28: ...ion location Note The upper landing Call Station and the instruction label is usually mounted to the upper end of the tubes next to the Drive Box If it is not choose a location in consideration of loc...

Page 29: ...an nu ua al l 2 29 9 2 20 00 04 4 G Ga ar ra av ve en nt ta a C Ca an na ad da a L Lt td d P Pa ar rt t 1 15 55 52 28 8 R Re ev v D D P Pr ri in nt te ed d i in n C Ca an na ad da a Figure 31 Call Sta...

Page 30: ...des are in place in the Drive box Use the hose clamps provided Note You may have to remove the cover plate on the unused tube insertion holes All station boards must be wired and plugged in Do not han...

Page 31: ...a an na ad da a L Lt td d P Pa ar rt t 1 15 55 52 28 8 R Re ev v D D P Pr ri in nt te ed d i in n C Ca an na ad da a be erased so that the lift can be set up for the site Follow the Setup procedure to...

Page 32: ...anation in Appendix E at the back of this Manual for further information and as a quick reference to the indications of these lights during the Setup sequence 1 Start Conditions To start the Set up Pr...

Page 33: ...steady You are now ready to set the lower landing position Note During lower landing assignment the lift runs at medium speed until the lower landing is established After the lower landing is establi...

Page 34: ...econd time to finally set the lower landing position At this point the lower landing position is established The arm s will raise and the ramp s will lower after you release the direction control conf...

Page 35: ...s it approaches the approximate position of the next landing It will slow down in anticipation of engaging the interlock cam Do not allow it to hit the cam yet Go to the cam and make any final adjustm...

Page 36: ...en In many cases it will become necessary to do the Setup procedure after a board failure or some other circumstance which leaves the conveyance in a condition where the safeties are not engaged This...

Page 37: ...e rotation during the transfer stage repeat the procedure If the problem continues call Garaventa Technical Support for help 3 If any single Station does not respond as noted do not assign that Statio...

Page 38: ...enough to allow you to assign any number of Call Stations to any given landing At the Station assigning stage of the Setup procedure simply select the additional Stations by pushing any button on tho...

Page 39: ...landing cams between you and the lower landing don t worry they will be ignored Simply continue to hold the direction button to travel to the lowest landing position zero Bring the conveyance into th...

Page 40: ...our installation package or call Garaventa and ask for technical support Ramp designation cannot be changed in the field To change the ramp designation the configuration chip in the lift must be chang...

Page 41: ...d sign the Warranty registration form and mail it Remember failing to return the warranty registration may affect the lift warranty period It is the responsibility of the lift owner to register the li...

Page 42: ...a av ve en nt ta a C Ca an na ad da a L Lt td d P Pa ar rt t 1 15 55 52 28 8 R Re ev v D D P Pr ri in nt te ed d i in n C Ca an na ad da a Installation is complete You may now take some satisfaction i...

Page 43: ...Set Metric Screwdriver Phillips 1 Multi bit Screwdriver including Robertson Screwdriver Phillips 2 Pen and paper Mirror with Handle Service Manual s Multi bit Screwdriver Stubby Adapter 3 8 to 1 2 So...

Page 44: ...irements The mains power requirement for both drive systems is 208 240 VAC 50 60 HZ on a 20 or 15 Amp circuit Auxiliary power system available Finishes Durable electrostatically applied and baked text...

Page 45: ...i ir ra a I In ns st ta al ll la at ti io on n M Ma an nu ua al l 4 45 5 2 20 00 04 4 G Ga ar ra av ve en nt ta a C Ca an na ad da a L Lt td d P Pa ar rt t 1 15 55 52 28 8 R Re ev v D D P Pr ri in nt...

Page 46: ...ated with For example TB 2 indicates terminal number two on the TB terminal strip Numbers with a C indicate the terminal of the gray plastic plug type connector for that harness When looking at the ba...

Page 47: ...he Call Station has four buttons Under each button a lamp may be turned on or off by the software to inform the user of possible operations to show errors or indicate miscellaneous call station states...

Page 48: ...e may be driven by either this call station or the conveyance direction buttons SEEK ends when the conveyance finds a landing twice The rest of the call stations are still flashing ON OFF while this c...

Page 49: ...latform is in its landing After a FOLD UNFOLD operation has started the specific lamp flashes to indicate the progress When the FOLD UNFOLD has finished the lamp is turned OFF and the opposite light b...

Page 50: ...zation when both direction lights are flashing an EE transfer occurs On After the first transfer the system is in a SEEK mode During SEEK the conveyance has to find the bottom landing CAM twice On a k...

Page 51: ...8 R Re ev v D D P Pr ri in nt te ed d i in n C Ca an na ad da a A safety violation or E Stop pressed the lights are turned OFF If a conveyance direction control button is pressed and its direction is...

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