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Unit 10, The Crossings, Crosshills Business Park, Keighley BD20 7BW 

Telephone 01535 - 631 177   Fax 01535 - 631 188    

Email [email protected]

 

Summary of Contents for Curve Stairlift

Page 1: ...1 Platinum Curve Stairlift Installation Manual THIS GUIDE IS COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL PLEASE RETAIN THIS GUIDE THIS GUIDE IS NOT TO BE LEFT WITH THE CUSTOMER Exclusively Curved...

Page 2: ...st Carriage Test Running Stairlift Unladen and Unprogrammed Programming Half and Full Speed Installing Remote Controls Test Running the Stairlift Fully Laden and Programmed Final Checks Contract Insta...

Page 3: ...ed by specialist trained stairlift installers The information in this guide assumes that you have already completed specialist training on how to install a Platinum Curve stairlift and you have perfom...

Page 4: ...ivel Lever 11 Keyswitch 4 Powered footrest control if option fitted 12 Direction Control 5 Emergency Hand wind Mechanism 13 Mains Power Switch 6 Diagnostic Display 14 Charging Point 7 Safety Limit Cov...

Page 5: ...list of codes please see System Status Codes section in this manual Key Switch The Key Switch 11 is used to lock the stairlift The Key Switch is located on the underside of the armrest which contains...

Page 6: ...t is locked before you try to sit down or get up from it To return the seat to the normal travel position press one of the seat swivel levers 3 and swivel away from the landing until the seat comes to...

Page 7: ...airs Like a car seat belt this extends from the holder to clip into a socket The lap belt must be used every time the stairlift is used Do not undo the lap belt until the chair reaches the end of the...

Page 8: ...screws 2 x Red spade crimp connectors 2 x Red ring crimp connectors White 2 core 0 5 sq mm cable track length 4 metres 2 x cable grommets 4 x Track End Bungs Leg Top bungs 1 per leg 1 x PSU and plug...

Page 9: ...One set of metric Allen Keys Screwdrivers One set of Crosshead screwdrivers either Philips or PoziDrive Stubby Philips screwdriver One set of flat bladed screwdrivers in various sizes Terminal screwd...

Page 10: ...ng into a staircase or floor Provide guidance to the home owner about what safety risks they and any other people might be exposed to during the installation For example Movement of equipment and tool...

Page 11: ...Shows rail start and finish points and rail clearance over bottom and top noses 2 3D Rendering Shows number of rail sections and which risers leg bases are on 3 Options information Information on fitt...

Page 12: ...g bases provide stability to the stairlift and maintain it at the correct height about the ground Place the correct leg bases onto the correct steps using the information contained in the table on the...

Page 13: ...that each pin is flush with front of rail Ensure that any swarf is removed from back of rail Tip Paint can build up in the pre drilled holes Use a 5 9mm dril to ensure that the holes are clear before...

Page 14: ...nd leg make sure the leg base is resting flat on the step landing If the step is not level it may be necessary to pack the leg base to ensure it stays level as it is screwed down Insert the first scre...

Page 15: ...oaded on to the rail in one of 2 ways 1 Insert the loading bar through the top skate rollers ensuring that the male joint is pointing in the right direction Lift the carriage using one hand on either...

Page 16: ...ge which provides a risk of electrical shock or fire if the battery terminals are shorted out Although they are sealed batteries they do contain battery acid so damaged or leaking batteries pose a ris...

Page 17: ...shown in the picture Once the batteries are fitted and connected the plastic front and battery side carriage cover can be replaced Ensure that cables for the Diagnostic Display and if fitted the powe...

Page 18: ...e is a physical buffer that covers the teeth on the racking forcing the carriage to stop when the pinion comes into contact with it CAUTION The fixing of the end stop and the distance between the stop...

Page 19: ...crimp on spade connector and attach to the lug on the back of the charge ramp At the other end of the rail take the 2 core cable that you installed in through the bottom rail of the track earlier Stri...

Page 20: ...her end of the rail take the 2 core cable that you installed in through the bottom rail of the track earlier Strip back the outer insulator and attach the inner blue core to the rack using the red cri...

Page 21: ...the current carriage In the opposite hole there is a manual stop located The swivel pin should locate through the swivel lever and into slot hole on silver steel block mounted in front of swivel limi...

Page 22: ...ected into the seat swivel interlock switch Connect the male and female 6 way minifit molex connectors together and secure all cables with the tiewraps and self adhesive clips supplied as shown in the...

Page 23: ...posite side of the staircase Programming the Carriage The lift must now be programmed for the rail All programmable features are accessed and set throught the menu system of the control system The spe...

Page 24: ...tions the button on the left adjust Switch changes the chosen option The first operation is to set the hand of the lift This is defined by the side of the staircase that the rail is fitted to when vie...

Page 25: ...al bends the lift needs to travel at half speed around these Use the adjust button to switch between Full and Slow speed for every internal bend If the rail configuration includes a parking wrap at th...

Page 26: ...remove the PCB from the plastic housing Change jumper settings on all controls for this lift to either 1 2 3 or 4 Carefully put the PCB back into the plastic housing replace back cover batteries batt...

Page 27: ...holding the back cover of the control Remove the four small screws holding the cover for the receiver black plastic enclosure Carefully remove the cover feeding the wires through the holes as you go C...

Page 28: ...el interlock switch is working and stairlift will not decend in this position Depress swivel levers and ensure chair swivels back to correct travel position Use remote control to send stairlift down t...

Page 29: ...before handover to the customer An example of these tests are detailed on the Platinum Stairlifts Certificate for Test Examination After Installation form on the next page This is the document that ou...

Page 30: ...30 Certificate for Test Examination After Installation Platinum Stairlifts Unit 10 Crosshills Business Park Crosshills Keighley BD20 7BW Tel 01535 631177 Fax 01535 631188 Kg...

Page 31: ...trols armrest and remote control Power on switch and key switches Emergency hand wind mechanism Installer Demonstration of the Stairlift The installer should then use the stairlift themselves to demon...

Page 32: ...of your companys service procedure Ensure the customer has the correct contact telephone numbers in the event of a breakdown or to request Service calls Paperwork Signing the Test Certificate If a tes...

Page 33: ...33 Connection Diagram...

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Page 35: ...and may cause damage Your stairlift should be inspected and maintained by a Platinum approved service engineer Hand Winding the Stairlift If necessary for example to release the safety gear after the...

Page 36: ...V 1 Check transformer is plugged in to mains socket and turned on 2 Check charging point voltage is present unloaded and loaded 3 Check charge voltage is present on white charge connector on main PCB...

Page 37: ...n PCB Lost Position Lift has lost datum position Move lift to bottom of track to reset datum position 1 Check lift is set as correct hand in menu 2 Check encoder is connected correctly Thermal Cut Out...

Page 38: ...st engineer reset Press adjust button to reset to 0 Trips 12345 Number of trips up or down done by control system Not resettable Safety 123 Number of safety circuit trips since last engineer reset Pre...

Page 39: ...ts must be replaced using loctite type 272 or local equivelant and tightened to 40NM Check all rollers rotate freely Check all yokes rotate freely Check skate swing arm rotates freely and there is no...

Page 40: ...ges operate correctly Ensure footrest carpet is fixed correctly If powered footrest option is fitted check all wiring connectors and mechanical linkages Ensure the area is free of debris If necessary...

Page 41: ...ubes and inspect for damage wear Check combined end stops charging ramps are fixed firmly and in the correct position Inspect all sprung roll pins on rail joints and legs and replace re fit if necessa...

Page 42: ...42 Notes...

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Page 44: ...44 Unit 10 The Crossings Crosshills Business Park Keighley BD20 7BW Telephone 01535 631 177 Fax 01535 631 188 Email enquiries platinumrails com...

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