Stannah MICROLIFT Bedienungsanleitung

MICROLIFT

USER HANDBOOK

IMPORTANT

Before using your Stannah Microlift, please ensure that

you read and familiarise yourself with these instructions.

INDEX

Note:

Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the clarity and accuracy

of this handbook, Stannah Microlifts cannot be held responsible for

damage or injury resulting from negligence or misuse of the Microlift.

For your records:

Microlift Model:

Load capacity (kg):

Serial number:

Date into service:

ntroduction 3

Microlift Operation:

Controls and Calling 6-7

Safe Operation of Car Shutter 8

Loading 9

Sending and Unloading 10

Do’s and Don’ts 11

Heated Lift Car Option 12

Heated Shelf Option 13

Hinged Door Option 14

ntercom Option 15

Load Weighing Device Option 16

Microlift Care 17

Troubleshooting 18

Guarantee 19

Stannah Service Branches 23

INTRODUCTION

Thank you and congratulations on purchasing a tannah Microlift.

Before using your Microlift, you should read this User Handbook and ensure that all

employees are thoroughly trained in both its safe operation and use.

Your Microlift is a precision product manufactured to the highest quality standards and conforms

with all British and European statutory requirements for goods lifts as shown on our ‘EC

Declaration of Conformity’, which has been issued in accordance with the Machinery (Safety)

Regulations.

Your Microlift will give you many years of trouble-free operation provided that it is properly

maintained and treated with respect. Points to ensure consistent satisfactory service are covered in

this handbook. n the unlikely event of difficulty, please read the section on Troubleshooting on

page 18 - it could save you the cost of an unnecessary service call.

Important - please read

IMPORTANT AFETY NOTICE

A ‘Lock Release’ key will have been left by our installers in the Microlift motor compartment.

t is for use by trained lift engineers only - DO NOT attempt to use it yourself.

Whenever a landing door is unlocked with the carrier not stationary or not at the level of the

landing then persons on the landing will be at risk. t is therefore essential that any emergency

door keys supplied are kept securely and only provided to a fully trained and authorised

person (for example a trained lift engineer), who has the knowledge to use the key safely to

open the door and to check the door has satisfactorily locked after it has been closed.

INTRODUCTION

YOUR LEGAL OBLIGATION A A LIFT OWNER

We would remind you as the owner/user of this goods lift that you have certain legal obligations

relating to Health & Safety. These are summarised as follows:

1. The Provision & Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER) states “Every employer

shall ensure that work equipment is maintained in an efficient state, in efficient working order and

in good repair”. We strongly recommend that you entrust this to our local Service Centre (address

and telephone numbers of our Nationwide Service Network are listed on page 19). t should be

noted that in order to validate any guarantee (see page 17), the Microlift must be serviced within

the first three months from handover and thereafter at three monthly intervals.

2. The PUWER regulations also state that “Every employer shall ensure that all persons who use

work equipment have received adequate training for purposes of Health & Safety”. t is therefore

your responsibility to ensure that anyone who may need to use the lift not only reads this

User Handbook but also receives adequate training.

3. The Lifting Operations & Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) further require that lifting

equipment is thoroughly examined by a competent person. For a Microlift this thorough

examination is required every 12 months. Stannah can offer this examination for a small fee and

would recommend more regular maintenance to keep your Microlift in tip-top condition.

4. The Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 and supporting regulations place a general obligation

on both employees and persons in control of premises to provide safe access together with

adequate lighting to enable the Stannah Service Engineer to work safely within the Microlift motor

compartment.

5. You must ensure that the Microlift motor compartment is not used for purposes other than

housing the Microlift equipment. Access to the motor compartment must be secure against

unauthorised entry: a permanent warning notice has been supplied which must be affixed to the

Microlift motor compartment door.

Important - please read

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MICROLIFT OPERATION LED

FOR MICROLIFT FITTED WITH

LED CONTROL BUTTON

Microlift controls are located beside the

landing doors on each floor that the lift serves.

The controls are very simple; each control

station contains individual call/send buttons for

each floor served, with LED indicators also

being provided. When the white LED is

illuminated (Fig.1) it indicates either the arrival

of the lift OR that the lift is already positioned

at that floor.

When illuminated, the red LED indicates that

the lift is in use (Fig. 2). NOTE: For multiple

floors ie 3, 4 or 5 floors, the control and LED

system remain the same.

Fig. 1 shows the lift at floor 1, ready to be

called or despatched (white LED illuminated).

Fig. 2 shows the lift is in transit between floors

(red LED illuminated).

Fig. 3 shows the lift at floor G with the

landing/car doors open (white and red LEDs

illuminated).

IMPORTANT:

CALLING AND DE PATCHING

Before the lift can be called or despatched, all

landing and internal car doors MU T BE

closed properly. The lift will not accept a call

if the red LED is illuminated. f you have

called the lift to your floor, on arrival the white

LED will illuminate and a lift arrival buzzer will

sound.

Fig.1

Fig. 2 Fig. 3

MICROLIFT OPERATION

PU H BUTTON

Fig. 4

Fig. 5 Fig. 6

FOR MICROLIFT FITTED WITH

PU H BUTTON CONTROL

Microlift controls are located beside the landing shutter doors on

each floor that the lift serves. The controls are very simple; each

control station contains an individual button for each floor that

the lift serves, green being the “call” button for the particular

floor you are on and white buttons to send the lift to any of the

other floors. The red indicator is a ‘Lift in Use’ light.

CALLING

• f the green button is illuminated, the Microlift is at that floor

ready to be loaded.

• f a white button is illuminated, this indicates that the lift is at

another floor. f the red light is not illuminated, the Microlift

can be called by pressing the green button (Fig. 4).

• The red light will come on to confirm that the Microlift is on

its way (Fig. 5).

• On arrival the green button will illuminate and the red light

will go out. The arrival buzzer will also sound. This shows the

Microlift has arrived and is ready to be loaded (Fig. 6).

• When the landing shutter door is opened, the red light will

also illuminate to show users on other floor levels that the

Microlift is in use (Fig. 7).

• f a white button is illuminated, this indicates that the lift is on

another floor.

• f the red light is illuminated this indicates that the Microlift is

not available because either the inner car shutter door (if fitted)

or landing shutter door is not properly closed.

• f the red light stays on, go to the floor indicated by the

white button and close the landing shutter door and/or the

inner car shutter door (if fitted) to put the Microlift back into

service.

ENDING

• Press the white button to send the lift to the desired floor

(Fig. 8).

• The green light will go out and the red light will come on

to confirm that the Microlift is on its way.

• On arrival at the selected floor the red light will go out and

the green button at that floor will illuminate.

• The Microlift arrival buzzer will also sound as the Microlift

arrives.

Fig. 8

Fig. 7

MICROLIFT OPERATION

AFE OPERATION

OF CAR HUTTER

To open the inner car shutter

safely, first lift the top section

until there is a gap of

approximately 300mm as

shown in Fig. 9.

To fully open the inner car

shutter, push down on the

bottom section until it is level

with the lift car floor as shown

in Fig. 10.

To close the inner car shutter,

gently lift the bottom section

until the two sections meet

together as shown in Fig. 11.

f this procedure is not

followed correctly there may

be a risk of injury if

the top shutter is opened

as shown in Fig. 12.

Fig. 9 Fig. 10

Fig. 11 Fig. 12

Caution

Injury Hazard

Please note that if the inner car shutter (which travel

with the lift car) or outer landing shutter (which is fixed

at each floor) is not correctly closed the red light will

not go out and the lift will not operate.

Open the outer landing shutter door by lifting

up the handle (Fig. 13).

The red LED will illuminate to indicate to other

users that the Microlift is in use.

Then open the inner car shutter door (if fitted)

and load the Microlift.

When loading your Microlift you should

ensure that:

• the load is secure and that items cannot

move or topple (Fig. 14).

• the load does not overhang the edge of the

lift car (Fig. 15).

• the load does not exceed the carrying

capacity of the Microlift - if in doubt, make

another trip! (Fig. 16).

• the shelf is not overloaded (maximum shelf

load is 50kg) (Fig. 17).

• when loading is complete, gently close the

inner car shutter door (where fitted) and then

close the landing shutter door (Fig. 18).

• the red LED will go out when the lift is ready

to be sent to the desired floor.

Note: The white LED remains illuminated until

the Microlift moves away from your floor

(Fig. 19).

For bulky objects the shelf can be removed as

follows:-

• lift up one side of the shelf whilst supporting

the other side with your other hand (Fig. 20).

• with the shelf at about 45 degrees, move the

lower side away from the side wall of the car.

• the shelf can then be withdrawn from the lift

car, or laid flat on the lift car floor if desired.

Note: f your Microlift is fitted with a heated

shelf/shelves option, then these shelves

cannot be removed.

MICROLIFT OPERATION

Fig. 13 Fig. 14

Fig. 15 Fig. 16

Fig. 17 Fig. 18

Fig. 19 Fig. 20

MICROLIFT OPERATION

ENDING

• Press the button to send the lift to the desired

floor (Fig.21). (For push button control

intructions, please see p5).

• The white LED will go out and the red LED

will come on to confirm that the Microlift is

on its way.

• On arrival at the selected floor the red LED

will go out and the white LED will

illuminate at all levels, indicating the lift

position.

• The Microlift arrival buzzer will also sound as

the Microlift arrives.

UNLOADING

• To unload the Microlift, open the outer

landing shutter door, followed by the inner

car shutter door (where fitted) (Fig. 22).

• The red LED will illuminate to indicate to

other users that the Microlift is in use (Fig.

23).

• The Microlift can now be unloaded.

• When you have finished unloading the

Microlift please remember to gently close the

inner car shutter door (where fitted),

followed by the outer landing shutter door to

make sure the Microlift is available to other

users (Fig. 24).

• The red LED will go out to confirm that the

Microlift is again available for use.

Fig. 21

Fig. 22

Fig. 23

Fig. 24

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