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INSTALLATION OVERVIEW 

 

Read all instructions before attempting to assemble or install the i-Lift . 
 

Clear Deck Space:

 

To  be  compliant  with  ADA  guidelines,  the  lift  must  be  installed  in  a 
location  that  is  clear  from  obstacles  and  other  hazards.    Clear  deck 
space  is  defined  by  the  figure  to  the  right

.    This  rectangle  is  48”  long 

(along the pool wall) and 36” wide.  
 

Pool/Spa Depth:

 

To  comply  with  ADA  guidelines  the  i-Lift  must  be  installed  where  the 
water depth does not exceed 4

8”.  If the entire pool is deeper than 48" 

this requirement does not apply. 
 

Anchor Location/Installation: 

The i-Lift 

anchor centerline must be no less than 6”, but no greater than 

22

” from the pool/spa wall (or any feature that sticks out past the pool/spa wall, such as a coping).  The  i-Lift is 

installed in a single 2.375” I.D. anchor.  
 

New Construction Anchor Installation 

 
a.  Place the anchor in the desired location following above guidelines.   
 
b.  Locate a bonding source to bond (ground) the anchor.  The steel rebar-bonding grid of the pool deck is the 

best choice for bonding the anchor.  Attach a No. 8 solid copper wire (NEC Section 680-22) from the bonding 
bolt on the base of the anchor to the bonding grid. 

 
c.  Secure anchor in place 

– proper height – mud may be used to hold anchor in place.  Set the anchor so that 

the finished top is 1/8” to ¼” below finished deck level – allowing for anchor cap to be put in place when the lift 
is not in use. 

 
d. 

Use the carpenter’s level to level the anchor making sure the i-Lift mast will be vertically straight up and down 
(perpendicular to the deck) in all directions.  It is important that the mast be vertically straight to ensure ease 
of rotation when the lift is fully loaded. 

 
e.  Place tape over the anchor hole before pouring concrete deck 

– not allowing concrete to enter anchor 

opening. 

 
f. 

Pour concrete deck and finish. 

 
Allow the concrete to cure for at least 7-days before installing and using the lift. 
 

Existing Facility Anchor Installation  

 

a. 

From the center of the desired anchor location, using a marking pen or chalk, mark a 12” x 12” square.  This 
is the concrete to be removed to accommodate the installation of the lift’s anchor.  It is recommended that the 
anchor be located at least 6” from any expansion joint, crack, drain, or similar structure in the concrete deck. 

 
b. 

Use a concrete cutting saw; cut the 12” x 12” square out of the existing concrete deck.  Using a heavy/sledge 
hammer to break the cut section of concrete  

– remove the section of concrete from the deck. 

See Figure 1.

 

 

Note:

  

If the concrete deck is less than 6” thick, dig out the bottom of the hole to about 8” below the deck surface.   

Summary of Contents for Portable i-Lift

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...ng the lift from the carrier inspect for visible damage and match the contents with those listed below Inter Fab is not responsible for lost or damaged freight The box will contain all structural comp...

Page 3: ...1 800 737 5386 www Inter Fab com 3 COMPONENTS AND HARDWARE...

Page 4: ...anchor in place proper height mud may be used to hold anchor in place Set the anchor so that the finished top is 1 8 to below finished deck level allowing for anchor cap to be put in place when the l...

Page 5: ...ng concrete Set the anchor so that the finished top is 1 8 to below finished deck level allowing for anchor cap to be put in place when the lift is not in use f Use a carpenter s level to level the an...

Page 6: ...he Control Box should indicate a fully charged Battery Green Light e Test lift operation by pushing the up and down toggle switch on the Wireless Receiver to ensure the lift is operational See page 8...

Page 7: ...the proper way to assemble the seat belt i Attach the other seat half to the back rest mounting plate using 4 5 16 18 x 4 5 16 Flat Washers 4 5 16 Lock Washers j Attach the footrest to the seat arm a...

Page 8: ...ll go back into sleep mode Lifting UP Pressing the button causes the seat to rise The seat will continue to rise as long as the button is pressed or until the lift reaches its highest extent Releasing...

Page 9: ...comes fully charged but will need charging after the first several hours of use Charging time is approximately twelve hours for the first few charges six hours after the first four battery cycles at...

Page 10: ...the event of an emergency CHANGING A TRANSMITTER BATTERY To change the transmitter battery turn the transmitter over and unscrew four small Phillips head screws Carefully open the transmitter case an...

Page 11: ...einstall battery Replace Receiver 3 The seat s motion isn t smooth or sticks at a certain point during travel Excessive wear to bearings Excessive wear to Actuator Replace bearings Replace Actuator 4...

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