SANO LIFTKAR SAL Instruction Manual Download Page 16

Liftkar SAL I 16

5.1.1 TECHNICAL DATA

Mains voltage supply (50/60 Hz, 0,7A): 100-240 V AC

Nominal rating (input): 24 W

Charging voltage: 24 V DC

Theoretical charging current: 1,0 

Protection class: IPX4

Safety approval: UL, cUL, CE

SAFETY GUIDELINES

Please note the following:

Protect against damp

Only charge in a well ventilated room

Do not pull the plug out of the socket by its cord

Do not operate charger with damaged cord or plug - replace immediately!

5.1.2 USE ONLY FOR THE PURPOSE INTENDED

The charger unit is designed exclusively for charging lead-acid batteries containing liquid, gel-type and
fabric-type electrolyte

It is not permissible to charge NiCd or NiMH batteries or primary cells.

6 ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

A continuously growing list of accessories and options is available. For instance, different toe plate sizes,
securing straps, in-transit charger, different frame heights, fixed or hinged toe plate.

Summary of Contents for LIFTKAR SAL

Page 1: ...LIFTKAR SAL SAL UNI SAL ERGO SAL FOLD SAL FOLD L INSTRUCTION MANUAL English...

Page 2: ...ton in upper handle 8 2 6 Safety ap 8 2 7 Main switch 8 2 8 Switching o 8 3 FITTING AND REMOVING THE BATTERY 9 3 1 Fitting the battery 9 3 2 Removing the battery 10 4 OPERATION 10 4 1 Ascending stairs...

Page 3: ...prevent damage if the unit is used to descend the stairs with the controls in the ascent position The unit also features electronic overload protection preventing ascent with too heavy a load The Lift...

Page 4: ...speed 48 steps min 35 steps min 29 steps min Weight 16 kg Maximum step height 210 mm 1 3 TECHNICAL DATA OF THE SNAP ON BATTERY Fuse internal blow out fuse 30 Amp Plug socket for charger DC Jack 2 1 x...

Page 5: ...L ERGO 1 Upper handle 2 Control box see chapter 2 4 3 Ascending button Q 4 Lower handle 5 Main switch 6 Snap on battery 7 Plug socket 8 Drive unit 9 Safety ap 10 Swing arm with support wheels braked i...

Page 6: ...compressed simultaneously on the left and right sides The lock must be tightened su ciently to avoid movement in use As a rule The lock will be su ciently tightened if a single operator can tilt back...

Page 7: ...3 Alternating red and green the battery pack is running low and urgently needs to be recharged The stairclimber will certainly manage another ight of stairs but it is recommended that you move down st...

Page 8: ...ammed in by the swing arm If you press onto the lower part of the ap with your foot all functions will be stopped SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS You avoid all risk if you switch on only after tilting the load 2...

Page 9: ...REMOVING THE BATTERY 3 1 FITTING THE BATTERY Locate corner A on both sides into hook B on frame 1 Snap battery forward to engage locking hooks 2 Main switch on the battery to 1 and your LIFTKAR is re...

Page 10: ...nd press button P brie y until the indicator light shines green continuously The LIFTKAR is now in the UP MODE Pressing button Q in the upper handle will operate the support wheels and will lift the L...

Page 11: ...heels in the descend position the LIFTKAR can be rolled over the step margin and the support wheels will under controlled conditions lower the machine onto the next step down When the main wheels land...

Page 12: ...his also is normal since the LIFTKAR will then be ready for advancing again anyway Unlike all other stairclimbers the operator does not need to control the electrics to descend as the support wheels o...

Page 13: ...The unit has to be switched on again Once the battery has been discharged the unit will go into overload even with loads below the speci ed capacity 4 3 4 LIFTKAR IS NOT A RUBBER PAD In the beverage...

Page 14: ...hter and secondly the battery cannot jump out 4 3 6 FAILURE TO NEGOTIATE STEPS SQUARE ON Failure to negotiate steps square on will result in damage to the underside of the drive unit 4 3 7 DRIVING ON...

Page 15: ...old or too warm has a negative e ect on the capacity If the battery has not been fully charged or tends to lose charge too rapidly this will not only reduce the speed of the LIFTKAR but also reduce th...

Page 16: ...the socket by its cord Do not operate charger with damaged cord or plug replace immediately 5 1 2 USE ONLY FOR THE PURPOSE INTENDED The charger unit is designed exclusively for charging lead acid bat...

Page 17: ...d of using a suitable recycling process Do not simply dispose of the battery pack in a household dustbin however If there are any further questions please ask your specialist dealer Sano can organise...

Page 18: ...BY PATENTS 9 1 CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY SANO Transportgeraete GmbH declares that the LIFTKAR SAL stair trolley corresponds to the applicable basic safety and health requirements of the EC guideli...

Page 19: ...land 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 Cour...

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