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INTRODUCTION 

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1 SAFETY GUIDELINES / TECHNICAL DATA 

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1.1 General safety guidelines 

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1.2 Built-in safety features (depending on model) 

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1.3 Technical data LIFTKAR HD models 

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1.4 Technical data of quick-change battery unit 

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2 CONTROL FEATURES 

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2.1 UNI model 

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2.2 Fold model 

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2.3 Dolly model 

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2.4 Fold Dolly model 

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2.5 Control unit 

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2.6 UP/DOWN switch on handlebar 

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2.7 Main switch 

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2.8 Switching off 

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3 FITTING AND REMOVING QUICK-CHANGE BATTERY PACK 

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3.1 Fitting battery pack 

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3.2 Removing battery pack 

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4 OPERATION 

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4.1 Climbing UP stairs 

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4.2 Climbing DOWN stairs 

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5 HOW THE LIFTKAR EDGE BRAKING SYSTEM WORKS 

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5.1 Enabling the system 

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5.2 Deactivating and blocking the edge braking system 

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5.3 Automatic switch-off after extended period of no operation 

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5.4 How to test the step edge braking system 

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6 CHARGING THE QUICK-CHANGE BATTERY PACK 

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6.1 Charger unit 

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7 ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS 

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8 DISPOSAL 

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9 WARRANTY AND PRODUCT LIABILITY 

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9.1 Warranty 

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9.2 Liability 

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10 CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY / PATENT REGISTERED 

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NOTES 

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CONTACT 

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Summary of Contents for HD DOLLY

Page 1: ...LIFTKAR HD HD UNI HD FOLD HD DOLLY HD FOLD DOLLY INSTRUCTION MANUAL English...

Page 2: ...G QUICK CHANGE BATTERY PACK 14 3 1 Fitting battery pack 14 3 2 Removing battery pack 14 4 OPERATION 15 4 1 Climbing UP stairs 15 4 2 Climbing DOWN stairs 15 5 HOW THE LIFTKAR EDGE BRAKING SYSTEM WORKS...

Page 3: ...for both left and right handed operators Automatic braking system that ensures the main wheels stop reliably at the edge of each step from the moment the unit is switched on Optimum protection agains...

Page 4: ...sport and secondly because the LIFTKAR is 4 kg lighter without the battery pack 1 2 BUILT IN SAFETY FEATURES DEPENDING ON MODEL Fold model Each time before you use the stairclimber make sure that the...

Page 5: ...Liftkar HD I 5 Folding away Support system retracted IMPORTANT Do not use the protection system in the extended position while operating the stairclimber on stairs C D...

Page 6: ...mm 210 mm 210 mm Model Weight incl battery pack HD UNI 38 kg HD Fold 39 kg HD Dolly 44 kg HD Fold Dolly 45 kg 1 4 TECHNICAL DATA OF QUICK CHANGE BATTERY UNIT Fuse internal blow out fuse 30 Amp Chargin...

Page 7: ...Liftkar HD I 7 2 CONTROL FEATURES 2 1 UNI MODEL 1 UP DOWN switches 2 Handles 3 Control unit 4 Quick change battery pack 5 Climbing mechanism 6 Main wheels 1...

Page 8: ...Liftkar HD I 8 2 2 FOLD MODEL 1 UP DOWN switches 2 Handles 3 Control unit 4 Quick release 5 Quick change battery pack 6 Climbing mechanism 7 Main wheels 2...

Page 9: ...Liftkar HD I 9 2 3 DOLLY MODEL 1 UP DOWN switches 2 Handles 3 Control unit 4 Dolly System 5 Quick change battery pack 6 Climbing mechanism 7 Main wheels 3...

Page 10: ...Liftkar HD I 10 2 4 FOLD DOLLY MODEL 1 UP DOWN switches 2 Control unit 3 Handles 4 Dolly System 5 Quick change battery pack 6 Climbing mechanism 7 Main wheels 4...

Page 11: ...the LIFTKAR moving The unit switches o automatically after one climbing cycle has been completed raising or lowering the LIFTKAR one step Flashing green The LIFTKAR is in Continuous mode For users wit...

Page 12: ...omatically Releasing the button and pressing it again starts the next climbing cycle 2 5 3 SPEED SWITCH Use the speed switch to select higher or lower climbing speeds gure 5 The lower speed or single...

Page 13: ...r than 3 seconds Leaving the unit for a period of time The LIFTKAR switches o automatically after 10 minutes Using the main switch or removing the battery pack provides a higher level of safety than s...

Page 14: ...irst position corner A in hook B Gently press battery pack forwards swiftly The battery pack clicks into place Set switch on battery pack to ON and your LIFTKAR is ready for operation C Latches 3 2 RE...

Page 15: ...he next step always draw the unit away from the edge of the step and contacts the step above 4 2 CLIMBING DOWN STAIRS Fit battery pack switch main switch to ON press brie y on multi function switch P...

Page 16: ...the following points when operating the stairclimber on spiral staircases The LIFTKAR moves inwards when climbing up so For climbing UP start on the outside of the staircase The LIFTKAR moves outwards...

Page 17: ...ng modes Only then is the edge braking system enabled 5 3 AUTOMATIC SWITCH OFF AFTER EXTENDED PERIOD OF NO OPERATION Please note that the LIFTKAR switches o automatically to save the battery pack afte...

Page 18: ...ht and rechargeable Their service life depends largely on the charging discharging cycles For example it is possible to partially discharge lead batteries 1000 times drawing more than 200 times the fu...

Page 19: ...continuous green the battery pack is fully charged The charger can be left connected to the batteries after full charge green light without harming the batteries The charger uses minimum power in this...

Page 20: ...Liftkar HD stairclimbers are durable products At the end of their useful life the stairclimber components and charger should be disposed of properly Make sure the materials are separated carefully fo...

Page 21: ...t for a purpose it was not intended forcible damage unauthorised modi cations to the unit or accessories 9 2 LIABILITY SANO Transportgeraete GmbH is not responsible for the safety of the LIFTKAR HD if...

Page 22: ...airclimber fully complies with the relevant health and safety speci cations laid down in the EU directive for machines 2006 42 EG appendix IIA Any changes made to the product without our prior consent...

Page 23: ...Liftkar HD I 23 NOTES...

Page 24: ...chland GmbH Geigelsteinstra e 10 83080 Oberaudorf Germany Tel 49 8033 308 96 0 Fax 49 8033 308 96 17 info sano treppensteiger de www sano treppensteiger de SANO UK Powered Stairclimbers Ltd Bristol Co...

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