Oxford
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Standaid 140
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6. Charging Instructions
The batteries are located in the power pack and are charged through two contacts on the base.
When the power pack needs charging it is removed from the lift and fitted to a charging unit.
Joerns Healthcare recommend an additional power pack is purchased, so that one pack can be
on charge at all times.
1.
remove the power pack from the lift. The pack is retained by a simple latch at the top of the
pack. Lift the latch and the power pack will be released.
2.
fit the power pack to the charging unit. The location and latching of the power pack to the
charger is the same system as used on the lift.
3.
Plug the charger mains plug into a suitable mains outlet and switch the mains supply ON.
4.
Charging is automatic and will fully charge the batteries over a period of eight to twelve
hours.
NOTE:
even if the charger is left plugged in for extended periods it will not allow the
batteries to “overcharge”.
a) Green Light - Indicates main power is on.
b) Yellow Light - Indicates battery is charging.
c) Battery will be fully charged when yellow light goes off.
NOTE:
Charging will take up to four (4) hours. It is recommended that the battery be
charged immediately upon receipt.
5.
To return the lift to service, switch Off the mains supply and remove the power pack from
the charger. fit the power pack to the lift and make sure the latch holding the pack in place
is fully engaged.
The charging of Oxford electric lifts is simple and straightforward, but it is important to follow
the charging instructions closely. Please pay particular attention to the following points, they
will help you avoid problems with discharged batteries.
WARNING
To avoid possible permanent damage to the battery, the battery should be placed on
charge as soon as the display indicates the half empty battery symbol.
KEEP the batteries fully charged. Place the power pack on charge whenever it is not
in use. If it is more convenient to do so, place on charge every night. The charger will
not allow the batteries to “overcharge”.
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