Aqua Creek PRO SPA 60, Руководство пользователя

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ADJUSTING SEAT ANGLE:
The angle of the seat arm is adjustable to provide
additional clearance from the spa wall. Adjust the
angle of the seat arm assembly by loosening the 3/8”
jam nut and adjusting the 3/8” bolt at the base of the
lifting plates (top of lifting arm). As shown in the
diagram to the right, tighten the bolt to increase
clearance, and loosen it to decrease the angle of the
seat arm. When the desired angle is achieved tighten
the jam nut to lock the angle.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: PRO SPA
TM
60
NOTE : CHECK ALL NUTS & BOLTS FOR TIGHTNESS BEFORE EACH USE
NOTE : CHECK DRIVE BELT FREQUENTLY TO PREVENT SLIPPAGE AND
PROLONG SYSTEM LIFE. (SEE BELOW “BELT TIGHTENING”)
Before attempting to transfer into the chair, check the battery warning light on the 24v battery. If
this light is illuminated, this means the battery is at a low charge.
DO NOT attempt to use the lift if the “low charge” indicator light is on. Remove the battery
from the lift and place it on the wall mount charger until the battery is fully charged before
resuming use of the lift.
If your lift is equipped with a pullout leg-rest it will be necessary to
have the leg-rest engaged in the extended position with the leg-rest
flipped up for pool/spa walls higher than 36”. For pool/spa walls
shorter than 36”, the leg-rest may be flipped up or down.
You may transfer to the chair from either side, by flipping up the
armrest on the preferred side to allow for easy lateral transfer. Once
you are in the chair, lower the flip-up arm back into its normal
position for operating the lift. If your lift is equipped with a leg-rest,
position your legs comfortably on the leg-rest. Secure the adjustable
lap belt around your waist so that the belt is snug, but not
uncomfortably tight.
You are now seated comfortably in the lift, and ready to move into the pool or spa. Before you
begin the lift’s operating cycle, take a visual check of the deck area and pool/spa area to ensure a
clear operating path.