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Operating Instructions 

A.  

Raising and Lowering Seat  

1. 

UP 

button:  Pressing the UP button raises the seat when the button is depressed 

until the lift reaches its maximum up position.  Releasing the button will stop the 
operation.  

2. 

DOWN

 button:  Pressing the DOWN button lowers the seat when the button is 

depressed until the lift reaches its full down position.  Releasing the button will stop the 
operation.  

B.  

Rotation  

3. 

Clockwise Rotation:  Pressing the Clockwise button rotates the lift in a clockwise 

direction.  The lift will continue to rotate in this direction until the button is released.  

4. 

Counterclockwise Rotation:  Pressing the counterclockwise button rotates the 

lift in a counterclockwise direction.  The lift will continue to rotate in this direction until 
the button is released.  

 

WARNING:  Failure to observe the following warnings can result in severe injury or death.   

WARNING:  Operator of the lift must read and understand the operating instructions.   

WARNING:  Operate the lift exactly as described in the transfer procedure described within.   

WARNING:  Do not exceed the maximum lifting capacity of 350 lbs. (158 kilos)  

WARNING:  Children are strictly prohibited from playing on or near the lift.   

WARNING:  Children may operate the lift only under close adult supervision.   

WARNING:  The lift must never be operated in a pool with no water in it.   

WARNING:  Never direct water pressure towards electronic controls or components.   

WARNING:  Do not rotate the lift directly into the pool wall, spa wall, or deck.   

WARNING:  Make sure that the lift is properly installed and always operated properly in 
accordance with the operating instructions.   

WARNING:  Users must never attempt to get onto or off the lift in the area between the mast 
and the pool edge.    

 

 

Summary of Contents for 100287

Page 1: ...OWNERS MANUAL Model 100287 100289 402 E Haven St Eaton Rapids 48827 www lifeguardlift com ...

Page 2: ...wntube Seat Assembly P 4 Hardware Kits P 5 Disassembly P 6 Control System Plug Orientation P 6 P 7 Remote Control P 7 Operating Instructions P 8 Pool Entry P 9 Pool Exit P 9 Safety Care P 10 Specifications P 10 Components P 11 Troubleshooting P 12 Warranty P 13 ...

Page 3: ...2 Assembled Lift Diagram ...

Page 4: ... two 2 1 2 x 3 bolts with a washer on each side and lock washer nut on one side Kit 4 Tighten the bolts to 10 ft lbs 8 Attach the armrest to the down tube side using 2 1 4 x 4 bolts with washer lock washer and nut Hardware kit 5 9 Slide the footrest under the seat and into the flange Secure with hardware kit 6 Make sure to place a washer on either side 10 Remove screw from the control box battery ...

Page 5: ...4 Down Tube Seat Assembly ...

Page 6: ...5 Hardware Kit s ...

Page 7: ...ift battery operating system includes a Linak 24V waterproof control box with a waterproof remote control Battery charging is provided by a battery charger equipped Battery Normal charging time should not exceed four 4 hours If not used the battery should be charged once per month A fully charged battery should provide approximately 30 lifting cycles for an average weight adult occupant before cha...

Page 8: ...lift is equipped with a waterproof remote control The remote control is for the operator or an assistant operator The control is brightly marked for ease of operation The remote control is programmed to perform four 4 functions as shown in the picture ...

Page 9: ...he button is released WARNING Failure to observe the following warnings can result in severe injury or death WARNING Operator of the lift must read and understand the operating instructions WARNING Operate the lift exactly as described in the transfer procedure described within WARNING Do not exceed the maximum lifting capacity of 350 lbs 158 kilos WARNING Children are strictly prohibited from pla...

Page 10: ...position above the water 8 Lower the seat into the pool to the desired level Unfasten the seat belt and raise the arm rest to its upright position It is now safe for the occupant to enter the pool Pool Exit 1 When water activity is finished the occupant returns to the seat using the pool edge to center the occupant s body weight on the seat 2 Return the left arm rest to its down position and faste...

Page 11: ...ery cover in place WARNING Storing the lift in a pump or storage room where pool or other corrosive chemicals or materials are stored may damage the lift and will void the Warranty Specifications A Range of Motion 1 360 degrees 2 Lifting range 19 height 26 depth below deck dimensions from seat base height 3 Overall height is 72 with the boom up and 27 with the boom down 4 Overall sweep radius is 5...

Page 12: ...ode 7 Material and Finish a Aluminum 6061 T6 b Stainless Steel Grade 304 and or 18 8 c Lift Powder Coating Marine Grade PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 25105 Actuator 29501 Control Box 25051 Battery 24v 29502 Remote Controller 27080 Clevis Pin 1 27081 Clevis Pin 2 27082 Clevis Pin 3 23120 Anchor Cap 25616 Anchor Bushing 25010 Battery Charger 25555 Seat Belt 29114 Warning Label ...

Page 13: ...nections at control box 1 2 Reinstall battery Firmly reconnect cable at control box Hand controller malfunction 1 2 3 Manufacturing defect Damage or Misuse Loose connection at control box 1 2 Firmly reconnect cable at control box Replace the controller Seat travels slower than normal 1 2 3 Low battery Poor connection to control box Defective or worn out battery 1 2 Recharge battery Remove battery ...

Page 14: ...its option Lifeguard Lift Inc will repair or replace the failed or defective item and will deliver the repaired product or replacement to the claimant Products returned to LifeGuard Lift for which it provides replacement under this limited warranty shall become the property of LifeGuard Lift A new warranty period shall NOT be established for any repaired or replaced products Repaired or replaced p...

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