To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if there is no response from the Allegro ALTO MKII 200 control box?
If you observe no response from the control box and cannot hear the relays clicking, check the following: * Ensure that the emergency stop button is not engaged; if it is, release it. * Verify that the hoist battery is not completely flat and charge it if necessary. * Inspect the battery pack for a blown fuse. * There may be a faulty control box.
Why is the Allegro ALTO MKII 200 Lifting Systems actuator not working but relays click?
If the actuator is not running when using the handset, but the control box relays are clicking, consider these potential causes: * The actuator plug might not be fully inserted into the control box. Ensure it is firmly pushed into the correct port. * The actuator itself could be defective, requiring replacement. * The control box might be defective and may need replacement.
What to do if the Allegro Lifting Systems actuator will not run and no relay click is heard?
If the actuator does not run and there's no relay click from the control box, the control box or the handset may be defective. Consider replacing the control box.
Why is my Allegro ALTO MKII 200 Lifting Systems actuator not lifting full load or running slowly?
If the actuator cannot lift a full load or runs slowly, the potential causes are: * Batteries may not be charged or may be defective. Charge or replace them as needed. * The load may be too high for the lifter. * The actuator motor may be damaged. Replace the actuator.
How to troubleshoot warning buzzer sounds within Allegro ALTO MKII 200 control box?
If a warning buzzer sounds within the control box, it could be due to: * A flat battery pack: Recharge the battery. * A faulty battery pack: Replace the battery.
General| Brand | Allegro |
|---|---|
| Model | ALTO MKII 200 |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Outlines critical safety rules for operating the hoist, including training and load limits.
Provides a step-by-step guide for fitting slings, positioning the hoist, and lifting the patient.
Lists essential maintenance checks for castors, surfaces, moving parts, and electrical components.
Explains the symbol for the maximum safe working load of the lifter and accessories.
