Stannah STAIRISER SR, User Handbook Manual

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G E N E R A L L AYO U T
1. Wall control
2. Recharger
3. Carriage
4. Upper stop position
5. Lower stop position
6. Intermediate stop position (n/a)
7. Upper railway tube
8. Lower railway tube
9. Overspeed governor
Battery Charge System Battery Charge System Battery Charge System Battery Charge System
The motor of the stairiser is powered by batteries, which are reloaded by a recharger. The
recharging occurs in the upper and lower stop positions by recharge contacts, therefore, if
the lift is not in use it is important that it is parked in the stop positions.
An acoustic warning signal sounds if the stairiser is parked outside of the stop position.
The Beeper
The Beeper The Beeper The Beeper
If the platform is 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 still gives signals, this suggests
a problem with the recharger. Please turn off the lift mains power switch and check if
there are building power outs or if a fuse is not working. If any such errors are
corrected and the beeper is still giving signals please contact your Service Branch.
If the battery voltage is too weak for normal operation then the beeper will sound
every 2.5 seconds. Please bring the carriage in the stop position to recharge the
batteries. If the beeper does not stop after recharging, then the batteries may need to
be changed. Even with weak batteries the control system is programmed to ensure
the carriage always reaches the lower position with the remaining battery voltage.