Tecnimoem Powerlift 135 Mini Hoist, User Manual

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POWERLIFT 150/135 Mini/175 User manual
4.3. Emergency stop and safety lowering
The electrical system includes a red emergen-
cy stop button. When the red button is in the
out position, the battery will operate normally.
When the red button is depressed, the power
from the battery is cut off.
To reset the button to the out position, turn it
clockwise and release. (Picture 5)
The actuator is equipped with a quick-release
device that allows lowering the patient ma-
nually in the event of battery failure. To do
this, rotate the grey collar clockwise. The pa-
tient will be lowered slowly.
(Picture 6)
4.4. Braking and moving
While the hoist is stationary,
the brakes should always be on, except when
lifting or lowering a patient.
If the wheels are free to rotate during these opera-
tions, the hoist will find the centre of gravity of the hoist-patient unit. On the other
hand, if the wheels are locked, the patient will be dragged to the centre of gravity
of the hoist-patient unit, which will result in discomfort.
4.5. Recharging the battery
If you only have one removable battery and one charging base, place the hoist
near an electric socket, connect the power supply cable to the charging base and
plug into the mains (110-220V).
While the battery is charging the actuator
fails, the emergency stop should not be pressed and green LEDs “on” and
orange “charge” light. When fully charged the orange LED “charge” will turn
off. The green light “on” will remain on until you disconnect from the net-
work.