Compact
User Manual
Page 1: ...Compact User Manual...
Page 2: ...esult in injury or damage to the unit The following symbols are used to identify warnings and important details throughout this manual Please read them and ensure you are aware of their meaning NOTE T...
Page 3: ...Compact www autochair co uk 3 Contents 1 INTRODUCTION 4 2 SAFETY 5 3 OPERATION 8 4 REMOVING REPLACING 14 5 TROUBLESHOOTING MAINTENANCE 16 6 WARRANTY 17 7 TECHNICAL 18...
Page 4: ...or contact your Accredited Autochair Dealer END USER S AGREEMENT By accepting delivery of this hoist you agree that you will not modify change or alter this product or remove or render inoperable or u...
Page 5: ...tion on proper disposal of your hoist and its packaging Do not ride on the mobility product while operating the hoist or when the vehicle is in motion Battery posts terminals and related accessories c...
Page 6: ...ced by your Accredited Autochair Dealer OPERATOR POSITIONING Keep hands and ngers clear of the lift arm while the lift system is lifting lowering or loading in out a mobility product The operator shou...
Page 7: ...product when a vehicle is not on level ground will cause the mobility product to swing toward or away from the vehicle making it dif cult to get the mobility product into the vehicle WARNING The hoist...
Page 8: ...st outwards Release the button when the boom is at its outermost position 4 Configure the mobility device for lifting as recommended by the product demonstrator or installer 3 Locate and pick up the h...
Page 9: ...e luggage area floor 9 Engage the keyhole plates karabiner clips securely to the lifting bracket DO NOT attempt to lift without all lifting straps securely connected 10 Press and hold the up button to...
Page 10: ...loose enough to detach 16 If tted you should engage the restraint system now Do not continue to hold the down button once the scooter is grounded Do not attempt to manoeuvre the mobility device once...
Page 11: ...ton once the mobility device has reached its uppermost position 4 Locate and pick up the handset from its stored position 3 Press the power button to switch on the unit This will be indicated by a red...
Page 12: ...button to raise the boom fully upwards 10 Release the down button once the mobility device is grounded and there is some slack in the lifting straps 9 Press and hold the down button to lower the mobi...
Page 13: ...RNING Ensure the boom is rotated sufficiently into the boot to avoid contact with the boot lid when closed Failure to ensure the boom is fully rotated could result in damage to the vehicle WARNING Nev...
Page 14: ...lace when not in use 5 Remove the actuator pin and rotate the actuator away from the bottom 4 Remove the Retaining Pin R Clip from the top pin 3 Ensure the system power is OFF and unclip the red and b...
Page 15: ...ough the hole 1 Rest the upper mounting lug onto the longer upper pin before aligning the lower pin The hoist should slide smoothly down into place 3 IMPORTANT Fully insert the Retaining Pin R Clip in...
Page 16: ...damaged in any way please call your Accredited Autochair Dealer to arrange an inspection and safety test 5 Troubleshooting Maintenance If you can t find a solution to your problem before operating th...
Page 17: ...lteration should be made to the hoist by anyone other than a qualified person as defined by an Accredited Autochair Dealer In the event of damage or defects in the actuator the hoist should be returne...
Page 18: ...6 RETAINING PIN R CLIP 7 SPREADER BAR 8 PIVOT POST RIGHT HAND 9 UP DOWN ACTUATOR RIGHT HAND 10 SPREADER BAR STRAP 11 KEYHOLE PLATE 1 BOOM 2 A FRAME LEFT HAND 3 IN OUT ACTUATOR 4 IN OUT ACTUATOR FIXING...
Page 19: ...Wheelchair Lifting Strap 4 Point Lift Attachment Key Hole Plates 4 Point Lift Attachment Karabiner WARNING The actuator must be replaced before 6 years pass from date of purchase 2 Point Lift Attachm...
Page 20: ...Your Dealers Details 0800 009 2326 service autochair co uk www autochair co uk...
