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Protective Features 

 

 

    An electronic protection circuit prevents damage if charging clips 

are short circuited. The first bar on the display blinks if this 
occurs. 

 

    An electronic protection circuit prevents damage if the charging 

cables are connected with reversed polarity. The 

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symbols blink alternately on the display if this occurs. 

 

  If the room temperature increases, the charger will reduce the charging current and 

interrupt the charging operation if necessary. As soon as the unit cools, charging 
resumes. 

 

   

If the battery fails to reach a certain voltage value within a pre- 

            determined time, the charger will automatically cut out.

 

 

 
After automatic cut out 
 

1.  Unplug the charger from the AC wall outlet 
2.  Disconnect the charger from the battery 
3.  Investigate the reason for the safety cut out 

 

 
Technical Data 
 

  Main voltage (50/60 Hz, +/- 15%)           

100-230 V AC 

  Charging voltage                       

24 V DC 

  Time until safety cut-out                  

4.5 hours 

 
The charger has been function tested in a temperature range from 

–4° to 122° 

Fahrenheit (-20° to 50° Celsius) and in atmospheric humidity ranging from 5% to 
85%. 
 

Safety Rules 

 

Use Powered Stair Climber battery chargers for intended purpose only. These 
battery chargers are designed to charge lead storage batteries filled with liquid gel 
and AGM (absorbed glass mat) electrolytes only. Powered Stair Climber battery 
charger should never be used to charge NiCd and NiMH batteries and primary 
cells. Only use the charging unit if protected from direct sunlight and moisture.  

 

Summary of Contents for 170 Ergo

Page 1: ...imbing Hand Truck Operator s Manual Magline Inc 1205 W Cedar Street Standish MI 48658 Tel 800 MAGLINE 624 5463 Outside US and Canada 989 512 1000 Fax 989 803 5941 Web www magliner com E mail customerservice magliner com ...

Page 2: ... Stair Climber Battery 4 3 CONTROLS 5 3 1 Model 5 3 2 Safety Flap 5 3 3 Main Switch 6 3 4 Control Box 6 3 5 Safety Beep high traffic areas 7 3 6 Round Up Switch 7 4 BATTERY 7 4 1 Installing the Battery 7 4 2 Removing the Battery 8 5 CHARGING THE BATTERY 8 5 1 Battery Chargers 8 6 OPERATION 10 6 1 Descending Stairs 10 6 2 Important Operator Information 11 7 WARRANTY AND LIABILITY 14 7 1 Warranty 14...

Page 3: ...t is used to descend stairs with the controls in the ascend position The Powered Stair Climber features electronic overload protection preventing operation with a load over the weight limit The Powered Stair Climber has a slow and fast ascending speed and one descending speed 2 1 General Safety Instructions Always make sure no one is beneath the Powered Stair Climber on the stairs Always secure th...

Page 4: ... Overall height 62 62 58 38 folded 60 unfolded Width 19 19 19 19 Depth 18 to 24 Depends on nose 18 to 24 Depends on nose 18 to 24 Depends on nose 18 to 24 Folded 2 4 Specifications of Powered Stair Climber Battery Powered Stair Climber Battery Fuse Internal blowout fuse 30 amps Plug Socket for charger DC Jack Ø 2 1 x 9 5 Weight 9 Pounds Capacity 5 Ah Voltage 24 VDC 2 x 12 VDC 5 Ah Battery Cells Se...

Page 5: ... portion of the drive unit The safety flap prevents your foot from getting jammed under the swing arm by automatically ceasing all Powered Stair Climber operation when depressed To resume use if this occurs release safety flap and press the round up switch Control box Round up switch Wheel guard Small Gray Wheels Upper crossbar Lower Handle Nose plate Swing arm Red Handle Grips and O Rings ...

Page 6: ...ion 4 Operation Ascend Descend Button Briefly press the button to switch the Powered Stair Climber to ascend mode or descend mode The Powered Stair Climber will switch off if the button is pressed for more than 3 seconds Indicator Light Constant green means the Powered Stair Climber is in ascend mode and the round up switch in the handle bar is active The lifting mechanism operates when the round ...

Page 7: ...ing arm assembly will begin to rotate when the round up switch is depressed Powered Stair Climbers purchased after December 1 2016 are equipped with a MESAL electronic card with a tilting sensor that prevents the swing arm from moving when the unit is horizontal such as in storage during transport This prevents accidental activation of the swing arms 4 Battery Caution Always remove the battery whe...

Page 8: ...t 18 to 24 Celsius Temperatures outside this range may reduce battery capacity If the battery has not been fully charged or tends to lose charge too rapidly this will reduce the speed and capacity of the Powered Stair Climber and it may go into the overload mode as a result even with light loads 5 1 Battery Chargers There are two optional DC chargers and one AC charger available from Magline for y...

Page 9: ...ell This wire should not be plugged into two negative sockets Also ensure the other wire part number 004129 is plugged into a negative and positive socket For additional help see Battery schematic in the back of your Maintenance Manual Display and symbols blink alternately indicating a break in connection to battery Check charging clips cables contacts battery pole terminals etc Optional DC Batter...

Page 10: ...descend button briefly until the indicator light shines green continuously see section 3 4 Control Box The Powered Stair Climber is now in the ascend mode Select high or low speed Pressing the round up switch in the upper handle operates the support wheels and will lift the Powered Stair Climber over the step continuing until the button is released As the main wheels rest on the stair immediately ...

Page 11: ...s the Powered Stair Climber rolls off the step be sure the main wheels are kept against the rise until the support wheels reach the descend position Just before the swing arm reaches the descending position the support wheels reach the upper edge of the stair and lift the Powered Stair Climber approximately half an inch In the case of closed risers with low steps the support wheels may touch the s...

Page 12: ...cified capacity Never throw loads onto the Powered Stair Climber The impact of throwing loads onto the Powered Stair Climber could result in fracturing the drive unit If necessary to load the Powered Stair Climber in a horizontal position be sure the support wheels are raised between the main wheels and carefully place the item on the Powered Stair Climber WRONG RIGHT During normal operations the ...

Page 13: ... After automatic cut out 1 Unplug the charger from the AC wall outlet 2 Disconnect the charger from the battery 3 Investigate the reason for the safety cut out Technical Data Main voltage 50 60 Hz 15 100 230 V AC Charging voltage 24 V DC Time until safety cut out 4 5 hours The charger has been function tested in a temperature range from 4 to 122 Fahrenheit 20 to 50 Celsius and in atmospheric humid...

Page 14: ...e exertion of force Modifications to the Powered Stair Climber accessories or parts 7 2 Liability SANO Transportgeräete GmbH as manufacturer and Magline Inc as distributor are not responsible for the safety of the Powered Stair Climber if The Powered Stair Climber is used for purposes other than those for which it is intended The Powered Stair Climber is not regularly maintained properly by a mech...

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