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WA R R A N T Y   P R O M I S E  

The Warranty Promise is subject to the following conditions: 

 

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The lift has been formally handed over and the ‘Completion Notice’ is signed. 

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All outstanding monies have been paid to us. 

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No other lift company has worked on the lift, e.g. carrying out a maintenance visit, 
attending a breakdown or attempting a repair. 

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Stannah is not prevented from carrying out planned maintenance for any reason 
outside of our control, including but not limited to, the safety of our employees 
engaged in activities under this warranty. 

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The lift well and machine room or machine space must be freely accessible, free 
from damp, properly ventilated and maintained in line with any requirements 
detailed within the user manual. 

 

Stannah reserve the right to change the terms of any warranty provided subject to any 
such change being notified to the beneficiary in writing. 

Summary of Contents for LOWRISER

Page 1: ...LOWRISER LOWRISER 2 0 USER HANDBOOK IMPORTANT Before using your Stannah platform lift please ensure that you read and familiarise yourself with these instructions...

Page 2: ...t Functions 11 Safety Features 12 Emergency Lowering 13 Lowriser 2 0 Lowriser 2 0 Lowriser 2 0 Lowriser 2 0 16 16 16 16 Operation 17 Lift Functions 19 Safety Features 20 Emergency Lowering 21 Lift Car...

Page 3: ...gned and manufactured in the UK It has been installed and UKCA marked in compliance with the Supply of Machinery Safety Regulations 2008 2008 No 1597 and is built in accordance with BS6440 2011 It is...

Page 4: ...ance and Thorough Examination What is the difference between Maintenance and Thorough Examination What is the difference between Maintenance and Thorough Examination Maintenance Maintenance Maintenanc...

Page 5: ...number of factors including The load the lift actually carries on each journey The actual lift travel as this determines the journey time and hence wear on the drive system The number of floors served...

Page 6: ...ion of people with impaired mobility including wheelchair users the elderly parents with pushchairs etc The lift is designed to carry the majority of Type A and B wheelchairs but not Type C wheelchair...

Page 7: ...ns on the landing will be at risk It is therefore essential that any emergency door keys supplied are kept securely and only provided to a fully trained and authorised person for example a trained lif...

Page 8: ...8 A typical Lowriser installation LOWRISER...

Page 9: ...al Turn the key to isolate the lift controls The controls can be turned on or off at either call station CALL STATION HIGH SPECIFICATION CONTROLS Press and hold the call button to call the lift Calls...

Page 10: ...witch is in this position To release twist the red button clockwise IN CAR HIGH SPECIFICATION CONTROLS Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Press and hold the alarm button to sound the alarm Emergency Stop Emergen...

Page 11: ...r switch up button from either the in car controls or call stations Ensure the gate is closed and locked after exiting the lift Entering the lift at the upper level The lift must be at the upper level...

Page 12: ...it deploys the ramp will stop Press and hold the up direction side of the rocker switch up button to raise the ramp and allow the obstruction to be cleared The ramp can now be lowered by pressing the...

Page 13: ...and hold the manual lowering valve in until the lift is fully down Replace the grommet on completion of this procedure Manual release of the ramp WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING Ensure the lift is at...

Page 14: ...hole and press down This will allow the gate to open Repeat this operation for both gates Powered gate optional CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION Ensure the area where the gate opens into is kept clear...

Page 15: ...e the rubber grommet on the lock side of the gate frame Align and insert the gate release key provided twist approximately turn and pull the gate open Note It is recommended you keep the gate release...

Page 16: ...16 A typical Lowriser 2 0 installation LOWRISER 2 0 optional colour shown...

Page 17: ...top Emergency Stop Emergency Stop To stop the lift in the event of an emergency press the red emergency stop button The button will stay locked down The lift will not work when the stop button is in t...

Page 18: ...call the lift The landing controls can be altered upon request to suit Part M of the building regulations so that they are also of the hold to run type Calling the lift The open platform lift is desi...

Page 19: ...quired level Once the gates have closed the lift will now be permitted to travel to the required level You will note that the controls operate only by a constant pressure i e as soon as you remove you...

Page 20: ...rrier comes into contact with an obstruction the lift will stop The lift can only be restarted once the obstruction has been removed GATE INTERLOCKS The lower level and upper level gates are fitted wi...

Page 21: ...t which is contained in an enclosure Manual lowering In the event of a mains power and battery failure the lift can be lowered to the ground floor by operating the emergency lowering solenoid valve lo...

Page 22: ...ING WARNING WARNING WARNING The safety devices will not work when manually lowering the lift Ensure that any obstructions are removed and that the user is aware of the process Manual Release of Gates...

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Page 24: ...be cleaned with a damp cloth and mild detergent Ensure that excess water is squeezed out prior to cleaning For outdoor installations and coastal high saline environments servicing frequency remains t...

Page 25: ...s not isolated via a key switch this will result in the call buttons not being illuminated check landing call stations and remote locking devices changing the position of any one key will turn the lif...

Page 26: ...such period or in any part delivered under this contract we undertake to repair or replace the defective part as soon as possible during normal working hours Our Guarantee does not cover repairs repl...

Page 27: ...tannah is not prevented from carrying out planned maintenance for any reason outside of our control including but not limited to the safety of our employees engaged in activities under this warranty T...

Page 28: ...g from negligence or misuse of this lift equipment We are continually developing and improving our lift range and we therefore reserve the right to alter or amend the specification without prior notic...

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