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LIFTKAR® PTR

(1) GENERAL 

 

SAFETY GUIDELINES

  

Please read this instruction manual carefully. Follow all instructions in this manual and take notice of the 
warning signs and pictograms on the unit. Climbing stairs presents a risk in itself and not complying with these 
instructions could cause accidents.

  

The tracked stairclimber may only be used for the purpose for which it has been designed – transporting people 
on straight stairs.

  

The Liftkar-PTR must be operated by people who

 

– have proof of having been trained in how to operate the tracked stairclimber

  – can walk up stairs backwards
  – are both physically and mentally sound
  – are not under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication
  – are able to maintain balance without great physical strain.
  – Children are not permitted to use the tracked stairclimber

  

Never operate the Liftkar PTR on surfaces that are wet, slippery, polished or waxed, smooth, icy or generally do 
not give the operator sufficient stability, and impair the adhesion of the stairclimber tracks. Rugs and carpets 
can also present a risk.

  

It is not possible to use the tracked stairclimber on spiral staircases or stairs with tight corners.

  

Never use the Liftkar PTR on stairs at an inclination of more than 35°.

  

Make sure that the stairs to be climbed are designed to bear the combined load of tracked stairc  
whee weight of persons.

  

Never operate the stairclimber on heavily damaged stairs (e.g. if the edges of the steps are worn away).

  

Under no circumstances may you let go of the handle while operating the stairclimber on the stairs. Always 
operate the stairclimber with both hands.

  

The Liftkar PTR is to be used exclusively for transporting people and suitable self-propelled wheelchairs. Your 
SANO specialist dealer can advise you on the suitability of your wheelchair.

  

Never overload the device. The maximum load capacity (model-dependent) of the Liftkar PTR is 130 kg or 160 kg 
(weight of weight of wheelchair). Make sure that your wheelchair is designed to bear the weight of the 
person to be transported.

  

The wheelchair must be in technically trouble-free condition (no damage to the frame etc., no missing or loose 
fittings, no modifications, tyres and brakes in good condition). If in doubt, contact your specialist dealer before 
using

  

Make sure that nobody is below the unit while in operation on stairs.

Summary of Contents for LIFTKAR PTR

Page 1: ...LIFTKAR PTR POWERED TRACKED STAIRCLIMBER INSTRUCTION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...2 LIFTKAR PTR...

Page 3: ...antled into two handy parts by shifting two levers the base unit including rechargeable battery weighs approx 28 kg the handle unit approx 11 kg The Liftkar PTR ensures safe handling on the stairs Reg...

Page 4: ...4 LIFTKAR PTR Liftkar PTR incl options headrest backrest cushion and foldable wheelchair brackets...

Page 5: ...8 19 OPERATION ON STAIRS 20 22 REMOVING THE WHEELCHAIR 22 USING THE TRACKED STAIRCLIMBER ON LEVEL SURFACES 23 TILTING ANGLE SENSOR 24 BATTERY STATUS WARNING 24 SAFETY RELEASE SYSTEM 24 5 CLEANING DISP...

Page 6: ...le to use the tracked stairclimber on spiral staircases or stairs with tight corners Never use the Liftkar PTR on stairs at an inclination of more than 35 Make sure that the stairs to be climbed are d...

Page 7: ...harge the battery It is always possible to move down at least one flight of stairs even with a rechargeable battery that is almost empty The first sign of the battery pack running out is indicated by...

Page 8: ...8 LIFTKAR PTR 2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION HEADREST WHEEL CHAIR RETENTION CLIP HANDLE UNIT BASE UNIT options...

Page 9: ...9 LIFTKAR PTR CONTROLS HANDLE UNIT CONTROLS BASE UNIT RETENTION BOLT BACKREST CUSHION FOLDABLE WHEELCHAIR BRACKETS...

Page 10: ...witch off the LIFTKAR PTR After approx 5 minutes of inactivity the unit switches off automatically to save battery power LED Illuminates green in UP mode Flashes green in DOWN mode Changes to red if t...

Page 11: ...ive chain in the chosen climbing mode EMERGENCY STOP Stops the LIFTKAR PTR tracked stairclimber Reset the Emergency STOP by pulling or rotating the switch SPEED Preselect switch for stair climbing spe...

Page 12: ...12 LIFTKAR PTR 2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION LIFTKAR PTR COMPONENTS SCOPE OF DELIVERY...

Page 13: ...g incl batteries Range up to 1000 steps Minimum landing space 970 x 970mm depending on overall weight to be transported INDICATORS AND CONTROLS BASE UNIT Keyswitch Combined ON OFF UP DOWN switch Speed...

Page 14: ...14 LIFTKAR PTR MAIN DIMENSIONS 2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SIDE VIEW 980 320 1020 915 1385...

Page 15: ...our Liftkar PTR tracked stairclimber is supplied including the 24V charger required to charge the installed batteries WARNING Use this charger only Using any other charger can cause severe damage to t...

Page 16: ...e residual charge The charging socket is located on the back of the base unit 1 3 2 INSERTING LOCKING THE HANDLE UNIT TO THE BASE UNIT Place the U shaped yoke on the underside of the handle unit on th...

Page 17: ...hed the handle releases itself automatically 3 4 DETACHING THE HANDLE UNIT Press the safety lug forwards figure 4a subsequent ly draw the retention lever backwards into its lower limit position figure...

Page 18: ...lchair along the centreline of the base unit until the tyres of the wheelchair wheels touch the wheelchair support 4 1 2 PIVOT HANDLE UNIT TOWARDS WHEELCHAIR Release the handle unit and picot it towar...

Page 19: ...both locking pins you can adjust the vertical position of the retention bracket to the height of the wheelchair 3 4 1 4 SECURING THE WHEELCHAIR Adjust the position of the two slide blocks to the left...

Page 20: ...OVING UP Position the tracked stairclimber figure 2a so that it is at an angle of 90 to the stairs Always hold the handle unit securely with both hands Use the direction selector switch on the handle...

Page 21: ...tion button again The tracked stairclimber then finishes moving onto the landing 4 2 4 MOVING DOWN Position the tracked stairclimber at an angle of 90 to the stairs so that the passenger is facing the...

Page 22: ...SING Release the safety lug figure 1a and move the retention lever into the rear position figure 1b Pivot the handle unit carefully towards the wheelchair until the wheelchair reaches the ground and t...

Page 23: ...ombined ON OFF UP DOWN switch Keyswitch Speed selector switch It is possible to operate the base unit without the handle unit In order to use this function it is necessary that the retention lever is...

Page 24: ...3 4 levels after the first alert 4 OPERATION 1 Attention Before activating the safety release system always press the emergency stop button and remove the key Safety first if the safety release syste...

Page 25: ...d be disposed of properly The tracked stairclimber does not contain any hazardous materials and is fully recycling compatible The printed circuit boards and battery pack must be handed over to special...

Page 26: ...ons to the tracked stairclimber may only be made by the manufacturer 6 WARRANTY CUSTOMER SERVICE RECOMMENDED BY SANO In order to ensure an extended service life of the tracked stairclimber we recommen...

Page 27: ...work required due to continuous operation faults occurring due to incorrect operation and or failure to comply with the instruction manual accidents negligent or violent damage damage due to fire and...

Page 28: ...persons with disability General requirements and test methods DIN EN ISO 14971 Risk analysis DIN EN 1041 Information provided by the manufacturer Annex 1 of a medical product ISO 7176 23 Wheelchairs P...

Page 29: ...29 LIFTKAR PTR 9 NOTES...

Page 30: ...30 LIFTKAR PTR Model Serial No Manufacturing date Date of purchase Dealer...

Page 31: ...at SANO Deutschland GmbH Bahnhofstrasse 5 83080 Oberaudorf Germany Tel 49 8033 308 96 0 Fax 49 8033 308 96 17 info sano treppensteiger de www sano deutschland de SANO UK Powered Stairclimbers Ltd Bris...

Page 32: ...32 LIFTKAR PTR www sano stairclimbers com Subject to changes without notice International patents LIFTKAR PTR 2015 10 REV 01...

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