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Stannah MICROLIFT User Handbook Manual Download Page 1

MICROLIFT

USER HANDBOOK

IMPORTANT

Before using your Stannah Microlift, please ensure that

you read and familiarise yourself with these instructions.

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Summary of Contents for MICROLIFT

Page 1: ...MICROLIFT USER HANDBOOK IMPORTANT Before using your Stannah Microlift please ensure that you read and familiarise yourself with these instructions...

Page 2: ...ur records Microlift Model Load capacity kg Serial number Date into service 2 Introduction 3 Microlift Operation Controls and Calling 6 7 Safe Operation of Car Shutter 8 Loading 9 Sending and Unloadin...

Page 3: ...satisfactory service are covered in this handbook In the unlikely event of difficulty please read the section on Troubleshooting on page 18 it could save you the cost of an unnecessary service call I...

Page 4: ...therefore your responsibility to ensure that anyone who may need to use the lift not only reads this User Handbook but also receives adequate training 3 The Lifting Operations Lifting Equipment Regula...

Page 5: ...5 This page has been left blank intentionally...

Page 6: ...ift is in use Fig 2 NOTE For multiple floors ie 3 4 or 5 floors the control and LED system remain the same Fig 1 shows the lift at floor 1 ready to be called or despatched white LED illuminated Fig 2...

Page 7: ...ight will go out The arrival buzzer will also sound This shows the Microlift has arrived and is ready to be loaded Fig 6 When the landing shutter door is opened the red light will also illuminate to s...

Page 8: ...10 To close the inner car shutter gently lift the bottom section until the two sections meet together as shown in Fig 11 If this procedure is not followed correctly there may be a risk of injury if t...

Page 9: ...ently close the inner car shutter door where fitted and then close the landing shutter door Fig 18 the red LED will go out when the lift is ready to be sent to the desired floor Note The white LED rem...

Page 10: ...ound as the Microlift arrives UNLOADING To unload the Microlift open the outer landing shutter door followed by the inner car shutter door where fitted Fig 22 The red LED will illuminate to indicate t...

Page 11: ...guide on page 16 Fig 27 MICROLIFT OPERATION O P Fig 25 Fig 26 P DON T slam the shutter door when opening and closing you will damage the operating mechanism Fig 28 DON T try to prise the shutter door...

Page 12: ...se when items are being loaded unloaded from the heated section of the car that hand protection is worn e g oven gloves Fig 32 PRECAUTIONS When the heater is on and for some time after switching off a...

Page 13: ...lled so if the switch is switched on all the shelves will heat up As previously mentioned the temperature is pre set and can only be adjusted by a suitably trained person please contact Stannah if tra...

Page 14: ...will not go out and the lift will not operate SENDING See instructions on page 8 for sending the lift to another floor UNLOADING To unload the Microlift open the hinged landing door and the inner car...

Page 15: ...he single button on the wall mounted unit Fig 39 To make a call 3 floor or above Microlift Lift the handset from its cradle and press the button corresponding to the floor you wish to talk to Fig 39 W...

Page 16: ...To reset the load weighing device at least 50 of the items or load being carried in the lift car must first be removed Fig 45 The audible buzzer will stop once the load weighing device has automatica...

Page 17: ...hen it is positioned at the lowest floor level Cleaning the lift is made easier if the shelf is taken out this also makes cleaning the shelf easier SPILLAGES Make sure you mop up and wipe dry any liqu...

Page 18: ...r travelled Lift car or balance weight tight in guides Goods fallen from the lift car causing the lift to jam Check all landing doors and inner car shutter doors are properly closed on all floor level...

Page 19: ...be required as a result of ordinary wear and tear wilful or accidental damage misuse neglect or any other cause beyond our control Lifts must be regularly serviced by a technically competent Lift Engi...

Page 20: ...NOTES 20...

Page 21: ...NOTES 21...

Page 22: ...22 NOTES...

Page 23: ...rthants NN13 7ES Tel 01280 704600 Fax 01280 701187 EAST ANGLIA Unit 27 28 Morgan Way Bowthorpe Industrial Estate Norwich Norfolk NR5 9JJ Tel 01603 748021 Fax 01603 743097 SOUTH WEST ENGLAND SOUTH WALE...

Page 24: ...very effort has been used to ensure the clarity and accuracy of this Handbook we cannot be held responsible for damage or injury resulting from negligence or misuse of this lift equipment We are conti...

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