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9.2) Parts requiring regular inspection

Skill level required: SO: Skilled operative authorised 

by VIMEC.

 WARNING: Before starting servicing work on 

the rail or lift, disconnect the electricity by pulling 

the power supply plug (Fig. 19/a) and taking care to 

disconnect the battery on the lift. (Fig. 20/a).
Monthly checks:

 WARNING: If the lift is used for more than 30 

trips per day, check the mechanical drive compo-

nents,  safety  devices  and  parts  subject  to  wear 

and tear.

Six-monthly checks:
a) Safety devices

Make sure that on contact with an obstacle the anti-col-

lision and anti-shearing sensors stop the lift and allow 

it to be restarted in the opposite direction.

Check that the lift stops in the required positions at 

the floors.

b)  Checking  the  interlocking  of  the  platform 

with independent or retractable arms (manual 

platform)

Check that as long as the descent side arm is in the 

rest position the platform remains locked, whether in 

the working or the rest position.

c) Electromagnetic brake

The electromagnetic brake on the engine must stop 

the lift, carrying the maximum working load, before the 

final limit switch is tripped. If necessary, replace the 

whole brake unit.

d) Drive mechanics

Check that the drive sprocket teeth and the lift’s nylon 

wheels are not worn or damaged. There must be no 

scoring or flattening of the wheels. Check the chain 

for wear.

e) Safety gear

Check that the hook operates freely without friction or 

excessive play, and trips the safety microswitch cor-

rectly.

To  check  that  the  safety  gear  is  operating  correctly, 

proceed as follows

- Move the stairlift away from the floor (1-2 metres).

- Cut off the electricity by turning the master switch to 

OFF.

- Remove the protective panel (Fig. 1/b).

-  Press  the  safety  gear  hook  with  a  plastic/wooden 

rod.

 

WARNING:  Keep  well  away  from  all  unpro-

tected moving parts.

- Restore the power supply and press the down button 

until the hook engages. The stairlift will stop when the 

hook depresses the safety microswitch.
- Reset the safety gear by moving the stairlift upward 

by hand (see point 7.6 ).

f) Stability of the rail

Check all the fixing screws which connect the rail to its 

mounts and any expansion plugs used.

g) General checks

Check all moving parts, the guards, labels and signs.

Check the batteries and warning lights of both power 

supply units.

h) Cleaning the rail

Clean and wax the rail thoroughly.

Annual checks:
a) Controls

Check their operation by testing all the lift’s functions 

using the control panel on the lift (and the control panels 

at the floors, if installed).

Make sure that the system has not been tampered with 

or modified.

b) Floor control panels

Check that these devices are operating correctly.

c) Electrical system

Check that all electrical components, contactors and 

microswitches are operating correctly.

Check the continuity of the earth conductors.

Check that the lift does not tilt by more than 2°.Check 

Check that the earth conductors are properly connected 

to earth.

d) Testing for lifts with sections of rail having gradi-

ent of less than 20°

Move the lift to the area with gradient of more than 25° 

and check that the cam tripping roller is 0.5÷1.5 mm 

from the cam (see Fig. 62 page 38).

Then move the lift to the area with gradient of less than 

20°, and place a weight of 250 kg on it with its centre of 

gravity 150 mm from the edge (see Fig. 61 page 38).

Check that the lift does not tilt by more than 2°.

e) 

Check the tension of the drive chain and stretch it as 

described in point 19 on page 37 if necessary.

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Summary of Contents for V65 B.C.

Page 1: ...ON INSTRUCTIONS Pages 16 39 PARTS CATALOGUE Pages 40 73 MANUAL CODE 7 5 1 2 0 4 0 c VIMEC reserves the right to make modi cations and changes to its products at any moment in response to developments...

Page 2: ...ponsibility that the wheelchair stairlift model V65 B I B C B R complies with the following Directives Directive 89 336 EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility as amended by directive 92 31 EEC Reference st...

Page 3: ...various procedures symbolised as follows O Trained operative TO Trained operative with speci c skill SO Skilled operative authorised by the manufacturer The lift must always be operated by an ADULT fa...

Page 4: ...DEALER S STAMP AND AUTHORISED AFTER SALES SERVICE CONTACT DETAILS SERIAL NUMBER _ _ _ _ SERIAL NUMBER _ _ _ _ WORKING LOAD kg TYPE V65 SERIAL NUMBER Nr YEAR OF MANUFACTURE WORKING LOAD Kg POWER SUPPL...

Page 5: ...buttons Fig 2 c oor selector buttons Fig 2 d On the car red mushroom emergency stop button Fig 2 e handwheel connection for manual operation Fig 2 f man machine interface display optional Fig 2 g dis...

Page 6: ...nst overcurrent overload acciden tal contacts and direct and indirect contacts Differential circuit breaker on power supply system 3 4 Warning signs The lift is tted with various warning signs Emergen...

Page 7: ...1 Electromagnetic Compatibility Generic emission standard Residential commercial and light industry EN 50082 1 Electromagnetic Compatibility Generic immunity standard Residential commercial and light...

Page 8: ...e lift by unauthorised persons for example children or people who do not meet the re quirements stated in point 5 1 Improper Uses Problems Use on stairs with gradients over 50 Motor overheats User sta...

Page 9: ...arm to the rest position to allow the wheelchair to move onto the platform 2 Get onto the platform facing in the travel direction and positioning yourself centrally Fig 10 to allow the ap to provide i...

Page 10: ...ey must always be removed at the end of each journey The key must not be left in the switch WARNING Never leave the platform halfway up the stairs WARNING Never use the lift unless a trained person is...

Page 11: ...escribed in 7 2 7 Fig 8 7 6 Emergency manual operation Skill level TO Trained operative with specific skill Manual emergency operation allows the passenger to be brought to a oor in the event of a pow...

Page 12: ...it back into operation b Arms and Flaps The platform Fig 11 d is protected during use by two arms Fig 11 a about 100 cm above its oor level In addition the platform is protected by two aps Fig 11 b wh...

Page 13: ...of the lift turn the emergency but ton 45 clockwise WARNING Check operation of the emergency STOP button every month If the STOP button does not cut out all lift movements DO NOT USE the lift Call in...

Page 14: ...urning the master switch to OFF Remove the protective panel Fig 1 b Press the safety gear hook with a plastic wooden rod WARNING Keep well away from all unpro tected moving parts Restore the power sup...

Page 15: ...on buzzer sounds have been excited 10 times with the key When instructed to move in about 30 seconds the lift automatically returns to the home oor The lift responds correctly to all subsequent contr...

Page 16: ...ing feet Page 27 9 Fitting the arms Page 28 10 Fitting the platform with motor operated front lift ap Page 29 11 Fitting the platform Page 32 12 Preparing the lift for setup Page 33 13 Setting up the...

Page 17: ...ches Arm assembly Fig 1 c Fixed or retractable optional protective arms WARNING Remove the arm assemblies Fig 1 c before tting the carriages onto the rails Casings and on board control panel Fig 1 d W...

Page 18: ...in the installation point Fig 6 c Referring to the dimensions shown in the installation drawing example Fig 5 extract the feet and lock them lightly in position with just one screw Fig 6 a for each c...

Page 19: ...just one bolt Fig 8 c for each connection xture Fig 8 d Fit the joint plates Fig 9 e into the tubular rail Fig 9 a and lightly tighten the rst 2 stud bolts Fig 9 f Place the next section of rail work...

Page 20: ...s shown Fig 11 c Undo the handwheel Fig 12 a and use a spirit level Fig 12 b to position the supporting arm Fig 12 c perfectly vertical After adjustment tighten the hand wheel rmly Fig 12 a Place the...

Page 21: ...l the contacts backwards Fig 14 c while tting the tubular rail into the bottom carriage N B During the steps described below grease the guide shoes and then take special care to position them correctl...

Page 22: ...th busbar Press the assembly Fig 19 c by hand in the direction shown by the arrow Fig 19 d until both brushes are retracted by at least 5 mm Keeping the assembly Fig 19 c pressed against FIG 17 FIG 18...

Page 23: ...and use the biadhesive tape provided to x the contact pro le to the lower rail so it is centred with respect to the brushes see Fig 20 Respect the measurements in Fig 21 when positioning the pro le I...

Page 24: ...the power line to the next charging stations Fig 23b Hide the cables in the rail and insert the cable protec tion plate in the contact pro le Fig 24a cutting the plate to the right size Perform this o...

Page 25: ...th the documentation the manual operation handwheel and the arm release Allen key 7 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION ENGINEER S CONTROL PANEL Place the installation card Fig 29 b in the slot Fig 29 c and c...

Page 26: ...15 b to re engage the clutch plate assembly with the car riage WARNING all safety devices are deac tivated the operator is responsible for ensuring safety Use the UP and DOWN controls on the control...

Page 27: ...ll the holes in the steps and x using the screws Fig 34 a sup plied After the xing operation tighten the screws hard Fig 34 b If the feet have a hinged support Fig 33 drill the holes in the xing point...

Page 28: ...rms with the screws supplied Fig 36 d Then connect the sheaths 9 1 Independent Arms Connected Arms In the bottom of the bar connect the wire Fig 36 e to the platform interlock system Fig 36 f 9 2 Retr...

Page 29: ...WITH MOTOR OPER ATED FRONT ACCESS LIFT FLAP B I B C B R Aplatform with tip down front ap is available on request Fig 37 a This provides a mini lift for accessing leaving the stairlift platform at the...

Page 30: ...t with a snap ring Fig 41 a Fix the eye ring of the cable Fig 41 e to the cam Fig 41 f using the screw nut and lock nut leaving enough play to allow the eye ring to rotate Connect the wire Fig 41 h to...

Page 31: ...the ap in the working position and the platform is 90 see Fig 44 Check that the front access ap microswitch is tripped when the ap has turned through no more than 30 in relation to the working positi...

Page 32: ...sure that the two platform supports held in place by a wedge and a plastic band are in the as sembly position Fig 46 a b c Fit the platform holding it vertical and turning it through 90 as shown Fig...

Page 33: ...THE LIFT FOR SETUP When installation of the lift s mechanical parts is com plete the on board control panel Fig 52 b must be added to the installer card Fig 52 a Reset the lift using the switch provid...

Page 34: ...lectrical wiring diagrams provided Also check that all the controls are operating cor rectly a Safety devices Make sure that on contact with an obstacle the anti shearing sensors stop the lift and the...

Page 35: ...tighten the roller xing screws Fig 54 c to a torque of 2 daNm This adjustment will be maintained for the other bends Check that the lift travels smoothly with no bumps or vibrations on the bends 16 AD...

Page 36: ...position of the lift s centre line on the rails Fig 56 b 57 b Move the lift Fix the cam Fig 56 c 57 c on the rail 50 mm from the lift s centre line marked earlier Tighten all screws when done FIG 56 M...

Page 37: ...with gradient of more than 25 and check that the cam tripping roller is 0 5 1 5 mm from the cam see Fig 62 If the roller has to be moved towards or away from the cam remove the bracket Fig 65 a and t...

Page 38: ...he rail to its mounts or any expansion plugs used are rm and tight 21 FITTING THE CASING Fig 63 64 Fit the upper casing Fig 64 a on the lift connect ing the connector Fig 64 b and using the screws pro...

Page 39: ...connection Fit the connecting strips Fig 67 a onto the top and bottom ends of the rails To do this simply t the end caps Fig 67 b onto the rails and x using the screws Fig 67 c supplied To complete s...

Page 40: ...b gel Barras retr ctiles de seguridad Barres de s curit escamotables 7 Protezioni Pag 60 N 7801191 Guards Schutzeinrichtungen Protecciones Protections 8 Connettori Pag 63 N 7801214 Connectors Steckver...

Page 41: ...13 36 20 37 18 15 17 16 21 22 23 24 27 62 67 66 19 18 11 30 40 28 29 25 33 39 31 39 69 68 51 53 51 35 55 50 58 59 62 60 61 55 49 37 38 53 3 4 8 6 7 5 52 53 65 66 64 65 9 10 32 22 26 34 53 52 38 38 15...

Page 42: ...2 DADO NUT MUTTER TUERCA CROU 14 0010937 2 VITE SCREW SCHRAUBE TORNILLO VIS 15 1044075 2 RUOTA WHEEL RAD RUEDA ROUE 16 2894822 1 SUPPORTO SX LH SUPPORT HALTERUNG LINKS SOPORTE IZQ SUPPORT GA 17 289482...

Page 43: ...AFFA SUPPORTO SENSORE V65 V65 SENSOR SUPPORT BRACKET SENSOR HALTEB GEL V65 ELEMENTO DE SOPORTE SENSOR V65 TRIER SUPPORT DU CAPTEUR V65 55 0010636 8 VITE SCREW SCHRAUBE TORNILLO VIS 56 4944057 3 1 ROSE...

Page 44: ...44 7801186 CARRELLO INFERIORE...

Page 45: ...ARANDELA RONDELLE 19 0010026 2 DADO NUT MUTTER TUERCA CROU 20 0010208 2 VITE SCREW SCHRAUBE TORNILLO VIS 21 2894003 1 PORTASPAZZOLE BRUSH HOLDER B RSTENTR GER PORTA ESCOBILLAS PORTE BROSSES 22 282436...

Page 46: ...COBILLA BROSSE 51 2354164 1 CARRELLO COMPLETO INF SX COMPLETE LH BOTTOM CARRIAGE KOMPLETTES FAHRGESTELL UNTEN LINKS CARRO COMPLETO INF IZQ CHARIOT COMPLET INF GA 52 0010381 2 VITE TCCE UNI5931 M4x16 8...

Page 47: ...47 7801187 TELAIO...

Page 48: ...LATTFORMHALTERUNG SOPORTE PLATAFORMA SUPPORT DE LA PLATEFORME 21 2894171 1 SUPPORTO SX MICRO PEDANA LH PLATFORM MICRO SUPPORT HALTERUNG LI PLATTFORM MIKROSCHALTER SOPORTE IZQ MICROINT PLATAFORMA SUPPO...

Page 49: ...012376 4 ROSETTA UNI 6592 10 WASHER UNTERLEGSCHEIBE ARANDELA RONDELLE 56 0012132 4 ANELLO UNI 7435 16 RING RING ANILLO ANNEAU 57 0010048 1 DADO ES ISO 4035 M12 8 HEXAGONAL NUT MUTTER TUERCA HEX CROU H...

Page 50: ...50 7801188 PEDANA...

Page 51: ...N 830x770 V65 DOPPELTER BODEN 830x770 V65 DOBLE FONDO 830x770 V65 DOUBLE FOND 830x770 V65 4 2874185 1 DOPPIO FONDO 830x600 V65 V65 UNDERPAN 830x600 V65 DOPPELTER BODEN 830x600 V65 DOBLE FONDO 830x600...

Page 52: ...1 CERNIERA BANDELLA FLAP HINGE RAMPENSCHARNIER BISAGRA RAMPA CHARNI RE VOLET 25 4354017 1 ACCESSO FRONTALE MOBILE MOBILE FRONT ACCESS FLAP MOBILER FRONTSEITIGER ZUGANG ACCESO FRONTAL M VIL ACC S FRON...

Page 53: ...TUBULAR LOCKING ELEMENT SPERRROHR DOPPELTER BODEN TUBO BLOQUEO DOBLE F TUBE DE BLOCAGE DOUBLE F 46 0010165 4 DADO METALTRIBLOCK M5 METAL TRIBLOCK NUT M5 MUTTER METALTRIBLOCK M5 TUERCA METALTRIBLOCK M5...

Page 54: ...54 7801189 BARRE DI SICUREZZA...

Page 55: ...482064 1 TAPPO CAP VERSCHLUSS TAP N BOUCHON 7 2504158 1 CAMMA E FERMO ANTIVANDALO TAMPER PROOF STOP AND CAM BRUCHSICHERER NOCKEN U FESTSTELLER LEVA Y TOPE ANTIV NDALO CAME ET ARR T ANTIVANDALISME 8 34...

Page 56: ...ALLEN VIS T TE CYL 41 0904144 4 DISTANZIALE MICRO L10 MICROSWITCH SPACER L10 DISTANZST CK MIKROSCHALTER L10 SEPARADOR MICRO L10 ENTRETOISE MICRO L10 42 5214099 1 PIASTRINA FISSAGGIO MICRO MICROSWITCH...

Page 57: ...57 7801190 BARRE DI SICUREZZA RETRATTILI...

Page 58: ...TENTR GER SOPORTE ESCOBILLA SUPPORT DE BROSSE 10 2304469 1 LAMIERA PLATE BLECH CHAPA T LE 11 3494214 1 PIGNONE SPROCKET RITZEL PI N PIGNON 11A 3494213 1 PIGNONE SPROCKET RITZEL PI N PIGNON 12 0714094...

Page 59: ...ANTIVANDALISME 37 0714119 2 MOLLA INCERN FIANCHETTO SENSITIVE EDGE HINGE SPRING FEDER SCHARNIER SEITE RESORTE ABISAGR COSTADO RESSORT CHARN FLANC 38 3514006 1 SPAZZOLA DX RH BRUSH B RSTE RECHTS ESCOB...

Page 60: ...60 7801191 5 7 6 9 10 8 1 3 2 4 11 11 12 13 14 15 17 16 16 18 21 19 20 26 23 27 30 28 24 22 25 31 29 PROTEZIONI...

Page 61: ...50 7 2824366 1 COFANO POST SUP 830 UPPER REAR CASING 830 VERKLEIDUNG HINTEN OBEN 830 CUBIERTA TRAS SUP 830 CARTER ARR SUP 830 8 1852008 1 PULSANTE A FUNGO MUSHROOM HEAD BUTTON PILZTASTE BOT N FUNGIFOR...

Page 62: ...ONIC V65 INCLINOMETERS SHEATH KABELMANTEL NEIGUNGSMESSER V65 ELEKTR FUNDA INCLIN METROS V65 EL CT GAINE INCLINOM TRES V65 LECT 27 28941076 1 SUPP TELERUTTORE ALL IMP 18AH SYSTEM ALARM CONTRACTOR SUPPO...

Page 63: ...63 7801214 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 13 7 11 10 12 14 15 CONNETTORI...

Page 64: ...VERBINDER CONECTOR CONNECTEUR 8 1892041 1 CONNETTORE CONNECTOR STECKVERBINDER CONECTOR CONNECTEUR 9 1892033 1 CONNETTORE CONNECTOR STECKVERBINDER CONECTOR CONNECTEUR 10 1892012 1 CONNETTORE NERO BLACK...

Page 65: ...65 7801192 GUIDA...

Page 66: ...SWITCH CAM ENDSCHALTERNOCKEN LEVA FINAL DE CARRERA CAME FIN DE COURSE 15 2864399 2 2 STAFFA SUPPORTO CAMMA CAM SUPPORT BRACKET NOCKEN HALTEB GEL ESTRIBO DE SOPORTE LEVA TRIER DE SUPPORT CAME 16 001050...

Page 67: ...6 8884952 1 RADIORIPETITORE 220V 220V RADIO REPEATER FUNKVERST RKER 220 V REPETIDOR RADIO 220V R P TITEUR RADIO 220V 36 8884953 1 RADIORIPETITORE 24V 24V RADIO REPEATER FUNKVERST RKER 24 V REPETIDOR R...

Page 68: ...68 7801193 1 4 3 3 2 SCHEDA DI CONTROLLO...

Page 69: ...BRUSHLESS MOTOR POWER CONTROL CUTOUT ISKRA LEISTUNGSSTEUER BRUSHL SICHERH ISKRA V65 CONTR POT BR SEG ISKRA V65 CONTR PUISS BRUSHLESS S C ISKRA V65 3 1872003 2 FUSIB 70A 80V PAS 30mm PROTETTO PROTECTE...

Page 70: ...70 7804457 1 2 3 4 BARRE RETRATTILI BARRE COLLEGATE BARRE INDIPENDENTI CAVI AZIONAMENTO PEDANA BANDELLA...

Page 71: ...RANT LEVAGE VOLET COMP 3 2254603 2 CAVO PER BANDELLA FLAP CABLE ZUGKABEL F R RAMPE CABLE PARA RAMPA C BLE POUR VOLET 3 2255272 2 CAVO SOL BANDELLA PED 1250X800 FLAP LIFTING CABLE PLATFORM 1250X800 HEB...

Page 72: ...72 7801206 4 2 3 1 5 6 8 7 14 12 11 11 13 9 10 GIUNZIONI GUIDE V65...

Page 73: ...JONCTION BARRE BLIND E 6 5214372 1 PIATTO GIUNZ BLINDO BUSBAR JOINT PLATE VERBINDUNGSPLATTE VERSORGUNGSSCHIENE PLATO JUNTA BARRA COLECTORA PROT JONCT BARRE BLIND E 7 0010381 3 VITE TCCE UNI 5931 M4x16...

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