Homelift (VM) – User Manual VM00 7105
Wessex Lift Co Ltd
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6.3. Emergency Lowering (Using In-Car Controls).
If your Homelift has been rendered inoperable due to a power failure, it can be
lowered using the emergency lowering button inside the car. This can be
achieved by following the procedure below: -
•
Ensure the ground floor is clear of any obstructions, if you are unsure you
may need someone to check for you.
•
When the floor area is clear press and release the emergency lowering
button. (
Figure 6.3
) The lift will descend to the ground level and
automatically stop. You can now vacate the lift car.
Note: All safety devices are still operational.
6.4. Manual Emergency Lowering at the Powerpack
This procedure below must be carried out by a trained and competent person and only used if the
procedure given above in 6.3 fails to work.
Note: This procedure will only work if the lift is at least
50mm below the upper level.
•
Ensure both the ground floor area underneath the lift and upper
floor level around the lift is kept clear from any children, pets or
other obstructions.
•
The lift must be under constant surveillance whilst this procedure is
carried out.
•
Ensure the electrical supply to the lift is switched off.
•
Open the lid of the powerpack using the key provided with the lift.
(See Fig 6.4)
•
Pull the red knob as shown
(See Fig 6.41)
and the lift will begin to
lower, releasing the valve will stop the lift.
•
When the lift has reached the ground level the door can be opened
and the user can vacate the lift.
Fig 6.4 – Powerpack
Fig 6.41 - Lowering Valve
WARNING!
Safety features will not
work when manual emergency lowering
is used.
Safety Note:
Important before starting any of the
procedures mentioned above, ensure
the area beneath the lift is clear of any
obstructions
Fig 6.3 - Emergency Lower Button
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