Lift Operation
Using the Lift from Inside
the Car
1. When entering the lift, the lights come on
automatically. Stand (or sit) in the lift facing
the opening.
2. Close the door and make sure that you
are not obstructing the safety light curtain
across the lift entrance. If obstructed, the
lift will not travel and a buzzing sound will
indicate continued obstruction of the safety
light curtain. If you are in the entrance area,
there will also be a white light illuminated
indicating a light curtain obstruction.
3. If the load is greater than specified for
this lift (250kg) the overload light will be
illuminated. The lift will not move until the
weight is reduced.
4. Ensure any passengers or items travelling
with you are fully contained within the lift
car.
5. Select the desired direction (see image of
control panel on page 6). Depress and hold
the appropriate button for travelling up or
down. The lift will move while the button is
depressed.
6. Hold the button down until the lift stops
at its destination.
7. If you see an unsafe situation, release
the button and either wait until it is safe to
continue or return to the floor from which
you came.
Calling the Lift using the
Remote Control
You can position the two remote controls
anywhere around your home and these
allow you to control the lift, and to call it
when it's parked on the other level. The
remote control can be used to move the lift
to the desired floor.
1. If possible, first check to make sure that
nobody is inside the lift trying to operate it
from within.
2. Press the call button on the remote
control and keep it pressed until the lift has
come to a stop on the desired floor. Please
note: you can stop the lift at any time by
releasing the button.
3. If the lift encounters obstruction when
being called either up or down, it will stop.
If this occurs, reverse the direction the lift
is travelling in and return it to the starting
point. Clear the obstruction, and as soon
as the obstacle has been removed from
the operation area, the lift will continue its
journey.
