Liftup FlexStep Compact Bedienungsanleitung

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FlexStep Compact

User guide

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User guide for FlexStep Compac

Fig. 1Fig. 2 Fig. 3

Fig. 6

Fig. 4. Lift Fig. 5. Staircase

Fig. 3

The FlexStep Compact stair lift is a wheelchair lift and a staircase in one. The FlexStep Com-

pact is normally in function as a staircase. See fig. 1. If at lower or at upper level; to change

from staircase mode to lift mode (fig. 2 and fig. 3), simply press and hold the button with the

lift symbol.

General Operation.

Flex Step Compact operated by the two operating panels respectively above and below

stairs, or via remote control * (see fig. 3). The button with the lift symbol modifies Compact

Flex Step from the staircase to a wheelchair lift. The button with the staircase symbol, mod-

ifies Compact Flex Step from the wheelchair lift to the staircase. (See fig. 4 and 5).

Movement of Flex Step Compact as a wheelchair lift is done by using the joystick mounted

on the railings. (see fig. 6).

Operating panel

Joystick on railings

*Optional

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To avoid squeezing injuries do not operate the FlexStep Compact

from u

er or lower level while someone is on the staircase

To avoid squeezing injuries do not operate the FlexStep Compact

while someone is standing near or underneath the lift/staircase.

To avoid squeezing injuries do not operate the FlexStep Compact

while someone is standing near to or in front of the lift/staircase.

IMPORTANT

Installation and service

Installation

•Do NOT attempt to install the FlexStep Compact by yourself; the installation MUST be

done by certified service engineers.

•Do NOT remove any protection covers or safety covers as this may cause the FlexStep

Compact to operate unintentionally and may cause personal injury.

Service

•All service MUST be done by certified service engineers, please contact your local dis-

tributor for more information.

Safety

IR Sensors mounted avoid squeezing between the steps. If the IR Sensors are activated

when the FlexStep Compact is moving from stair to lift, movement will stop and an acoustic

alarm will sound.

Underneath the FlexStep Compact there are pressure zones to avoid squeezing objects un-

derneath the lift. If someone or something is underneath the lift, it will automatically stop

when it touches something, and an acoustic alarm will sound.

Although the safety facilities mounted on the lift is very advanced, be aware of the following:

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Elevating the ramp Driving onto the lift Leaving the lift

Fig. 7

Fig. 8 Fig. 9

Operating the FlexStep Compact from UPPER level

From the upper level, push and hold the button. The staircase starts by ele-

vating the ramp to an interlocked roll-off protection (fig. 7). The staircase moves down

turning into a lifting platform which is then elevated to the upper level (fig. 8). Move onto

the platform slowly, (in wheelchair: lock the wheel brakes), push and hold the joystick

DOWN and the lifting platform moves down to the lower level and lowers the ramp. Leave

the lifting platform carefully (fig. 9).

Operating the FlexStep Compact from LOWER level

From the lower level, push and hold the button. The operation starts by

elevating the ramp (fig. 7). The staircase moves down turning into a lifting platform at the

lower level. The ramp lowers (fig. 10). Move onto the platform slowly, (in wheelchair: lock

the wheel brakes) (fig. 11), push and hold the joystick UP and the lift moves up after the

ramp is elevated to an interlocked roll-off protection. The lifting platform stops automati-

cally at the top level. Leave the lifting platform carefully (fig 12).

Lowering the ramp Driving onto the lift Leaving the lift

Fig. 10

Fig. 11 Fig. 12

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Auto return

Fig. 12

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The lift can be returned to stair position by activating the

button.

If the lift has not been activated for 60 seconds, the lift will automati-

cally return to staircase mode. (Acoustic alarm will sound before and

during movement)

Emergency stop

If the lift makes an unintended movement or if you need to stop all activity regarding to the

movement of the lift/staircase, push the EMERGENCY STOP button (fig. 13).

To release the emergency stop, turn he button clockwise, and the system is ready for use.

Battery back up.

In case of power failure (230v) the system automatically turn into “Back up mode”, means

that the systems functionality will continue as normal. The system gets its power from the

back up batteries.

As a warning of power failure the system starts beeping continually as soon as the power is

missing. When the power is back, the system automatically goes back to normal run mode,

and the beeping stops.

If you are not able to turn back the power, and want the beeping to stop, then push the

emergency stop.

IMPORTANT ! If both the 230v power supply and emergency stop has been deacti-

vated at the same time, the system automatically goes into a “safe mode”, and the

system need to be calibrated, see bellow.

Calibration after power failure

If both the 230v power supply and emergency stop has been deactivated at the same time,

or the system register other unintended statements, the system automatically goes into a

“safe mode”, and the system need to be calibrated.

When the system is in “safe mode”, it only allows you to move the FlexStep down, and It runs

very slow. The FlexStep will regarding to safety aspects, stop after max. 10 cm.

To run the FlexStep further down, push the emergency stop again and release it. Now push

down button ect. ect.

When the FlexStep is at the button and the ramp has gone down, the system has been cali-

brated. The system goes automatically to normal run mode, and are ready for use.

IMPORTANT ! If you observe that the FlexStep is running unintended, or not running

as expected something might be wrong. That might regard technical help. Cal your

local supplier for help.

Fig. 13

EMERGENCY STOP

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Important Notice – Safety precautions

Installation and Maintenance.

•Do NOT attempt to install or maintain the FlexStep Compact yourself. This MUST be

done by certified service engineers.

•Do NOT remove any protection covers or safety covers as this may cause the FlexStep

Compact to operate unintentionally and may cause personal injury.

Malfunction of the FlexStep Compact.

•In case of any malfunction in the movement of the FlexStep Compact or part hereof,

other than described in this manual, immediately stop operating the unit and call for

service assistance.

•In case the FlexStep Compact runs unaligned in lift mode the unit must be calibrated by

lowering the FlexStep Compact into lift mode in the lower level.

•In case the ramp/roll-off protection does not move as intended, press and release the

emergency stop button and lower the FlexStep Compact to lift mode in lower level.

Movement of the FlexStep Compact.

•The clearance underneath the FlexStep Compact must be kept clear of any objects that

could obstruct movement in downward direction at all times. Otherwise the FlexStep

Compact will not be able move to lower level and therefore not operate as a wheelchair

lift.

•If an object is obstructing the movement of the FlexStep Compact when moving down-

wards, the FlexStep Compact will immediately stop moving and an acoustic alarm will

sound. The object must be removed before operation can be continued.

Protection from personal injury.

•Do NOT operate the FlexStep Compact from staircase mode to lift mode when someone

or something is on the staircase.

•To avoid any personal injury on the user or others it is strictly forbidden to operate the

FlexStep Compact when anyone or anything is in danger of squeezing, falling, tripping

or in any other way getting hurt when the FlexStep Compact is moving. It is the full re-

sponsibility of the user/operator to ensure that any movement of the FlexStep Compact

can be done without hurting or injuring anyone.

Please pay extra attention to children or disabled people that may not foresee the possi-

ble consequences of the movement of the FlexStep Compact.

Overload on the FlexStep:

To prevent overload damage, the FlexStep is supported by a overload safety procedure,

means that if the load on the FlexStep exceeds 250 kg. (evenly spread) the system

stops and an acoustic alarm will sound. Hereafter it is only possible to operate the sys-

tem downwards.

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IR sensors to avoid squeezing between the steps.

The EasyLift is equipped with battery backup, to

avoid unpleasant situations in case of power

failure.

Battery

backu

The FlexStep Compact automatically returns to

Staircase mode when neither buttons nor

safety sensors have been activated for 60

seconds.

Auto return

Speciel features

Local distributor.

Warning

Although the FlexStep is equipped with advanced

safety features, do not operate the FlexStep if there

are people or animals near or underneath the stair-

case to avoid squeezing or dangerous situations

Don’t ever let children

with the Eas

Lift.

Technical specifications:

Supply: 230V/50 Hz 10A.

Max. load: 250kg or 2 persons

Safety: IR sensors, pressure zones

Platform size: 900x1240 mm. (may vary)

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Made by

Liftup APS

Tingager 2

9530 Støvring

Denmark

+45 9686 3020

[email protected]

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