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T R O U B L E   S H O OT I N G   G U I D E  

For safety reasons, the Stairiser SR is equipped with several electrical and mechanical lock-
ing devices. The stairiser will not work if any of these devices are tripped or if the order of 
events is incorrect. By following the instructions provided in the ensuing paragraphs, the user 
will be able to determine the reason for breakdown. You must not manipulate, modify or 
remove any safety feature of the stairiser. 
 
Work through the following instructions paragraph by paragraph—do not skip any part! Be 
sure that the landing controls are deactivated whenever the platform is folded down. 
 
Before trouble shooting, pay attention to the following: 
 

When a landing control is activated, it automatically deactivates all other wall con-
trols, i.e. the complete lift can only be controlled by one control at a time. If a wall 
control activates the parked lift, no other control can signal the lift as long as this 
wall control is active. 
 
Please check that the main power switch, located at the left side of the drive box, is 
activated. The green lamp on the platform should now glow. 
 

 

Please check if the fuses in the distribution box of your house/business are working 
and turned on. 
 
If the lift is giving acoustic signals please check the batteries as described in the sec-
tion “battery charge system”. 
    
If you call the service branch please note your lift number. You will find this at the 
front of the carriage under the “serial number”. It’s the easiest way to identify your 
lift to give fast and efficient advice. 

Summary of Contents for STAIRISER SR

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

Page 2: ...annot be held responsible for any damage or injury resulting in negligence or misuse of this Stairiser Introduction 3 Safety Instructions 6 General Layout 7 Operating Instructions 10 Emergency Operati...

Page 3: ...lar inspection and servicing by a competent person at intervals of at least every six months after the guarantee period has expired A Service Log Card supplied by the Service Branch will be completed...

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

Page 5: ...pproaching 20 years in service Actual life expectancy of a lift depends on a number of factors including The load the lift actually carries on each journey The actual lift travel as this determines th...

Page 6: ...atform load or maximum wheelchair size Remove key switch from both the lift and the platform after use Children should not be allowed to tamper or play with the lift Keep hands and fingers away from t...

Page 7: ...age cover 6 Directional control 7 Folding seat option 8 Main control button at the carriage side 9 Green lamp 8 7 2 9 1 3 5 4 4 8 6 3 Drive Drive Drive Drive behind the carriage sidewall 1 Gear box 2...

Page 8: ...not in the stop position within 5 minutes after use the beeper will sound every second If so please bring the platform to the stop position If the lift is parked in the stop position and the beeper st...

Page 9: ...n trols The controls are supplied by one 9 volt battery A connection cable to a constant power sup ply is possible The life time of the battery is approximately one year In general the battery is usua...

Page 10: ...e main power switch By switching off the main power switch the lift cannot be used also disables the wall controls If the main power switch and the key switch are switched on the green lamp on top of...

Page 11: ...sing the Open button Press the button as long as it takes that the platform is in a horizontal position and the barrier has opened completely Simultaneously the ramps turn down to the correct position...

Page 12: ...e 1 If there is any danger immediately stop the movement of the lift by re leasing the pressed button Switch off the platform control by turning the key into OFF position Take out the key When the unl...

Page 13: ...at the side of the platform On some models there may also be a key switch at the side of the platform 1 Key switch 2 Emergency Stop 3 Barriers 4 Carriage cover 5 Drive controls Up Down 6 Green lamp W...

Page 14: ...il the barrier opens If you don t want to stop at an intermediate stop position briefly release the drive button and activate it again in the same direction The lift will briefly stop and then continu...

Page 15: ...you have to switch on the wall control by putting in and turning the key Press the UP button and the platform folds up as long as you hold the button Press the UP button until the platform is folded...

Page 16: ...platform wall wall wall wall 1 Switch off main power switch 2 Insert hand wheel 3 Tighten the hand lever for break release and turn the hand wheel until the next station has been reached 4 At every l...

Page 17: ...el 3 Tighten the hand lever for break release and turn the hand wheel until the position has been reached where the dis tance between the rail and the steps are minimal 4 Emergency unclamping of the b...

Page 18: ...low Attention Attention Attention Attention The red marked lever must be pressed for unlocking the barri er up to the stairs Do not press the unmarked lever in this case the downside barrier would be...

Page 19: ...e 4 The carriage has to stop automatically at every stop position 5 The carriage must stop when the directional control is released The brake has to be activated immediately 6 The emergency stop butto...

Page 20: ...lowing When a landing control is activated it automatically deactivates all other wall con trols i e the complete lift can only be controlled by one control at a time If a wall control activates the p...

Page 21: ...21 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE...

Page 22: ...22 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE...

Page 23: ...hours Our Guarantee does not cover repairs replacements or adjustment which may be required as a result of ordinary wear and tear wilful or accidental damage misuse neglect or any other cause beyond...

Page 24: ...from negligence or misuse of this lift equipment We are continually developing and improving the Stairiser range and we therefore reserve the right to alter or amend the specification without prior n...

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