Braun Corporation CENTURY 02 Series, Руководство оператора

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Lift Features (continued) Lift Passengers
If you are an attendant operating
the lift, it is your responsibility to
perform safe loading and unload-
ing procedures. Wheelchair lift
attendants should be instructed
on any special needs and/or
procedures required for safe
transport of wheelchair passen-
gers.
The lift operator and bystanders
must keep clear of the area in
which the lift operates. Observe
your passenger at all times during
lift operation.
Do not attempt to load or unload
a passenger in a wheelchair or
other apparatus that does not fit
on the platform area. Do not
exceed the 800 pound load
capacity of the lift. The lift
attendant should not ride on the
platform with the passenger.
Passenger Orientation (Board-
ing Direction): Braun CL917
Series ADA wheelchair lifts fully
comply with the ADA require-
ment that the lift accommodate
both inboard and outboard facing
wheelchair passengers or
standees. Inboard facing of
wheelchair lift passengers is not
prohibited, but outboard facing
of passengers is recommended
by The Braun Corporation.
Braun CL917 Series ADA certi-
fied lifts permit both inboard and
outboard facing of wheelchair and
mobility aid users and accommo-
Pre-Lift Operation Notes and Details
After the lift platform has been
raised to floor level position and
the passenger has loaded into the
vehicle, the belt remains buckled
(allowing the platform to be folded
to the stowed position). The
buckled interlock belt then allows
the platform to be unfolded to
floor level when unloading a
passenger or deploying the lift.
The belt must be latched before
loading a passenger onto the
platform from inside the vehicle.
When the platform has been
lowered to ground level, the
attendant must unlatch the belt to
allow the passenger to exit the
platform.