Why is my Amico GoLift Medical Equipment lift completely unresponsive?
The lift is likely unresponsive because the batteries are completely drained. This can happen due to improper storage or if charging was not set up correctly during installation. New batteries will need to be ordered.
What to do if the Amico Medical Equipment lift will not raise?
First, ensure that the trolley is properly clipped into the lift. If the circuit board indicates a low battery, or if the batteries were changed while the charger was plugged in, place the lift on the charger for 20 minutes without pressing any buttons. This is necessary to clear the low battery code and allow the lift to function again, regardless of whether the new batteries are fully charged.
How to troubleshoot Amico GoLift Medical Equipment lift not charging?
Here are a few things to check: 1. Verify that the green light is illuminated on the charger and that the charger is properly plugged in. 2. Confirm that the barrel plug is securely connected to the power supply wire. 3. Use a multimeter to trace the charge path. 4. Remove the lift and ensure there is 36V DC between the two trolley latches. 5. Remove the end cap cover and inspect the connection between the end stop and the charge strips. For premium end stops, check the wire connections and voltage between the metal strips. For regular end stops, check the voltage between the contact terminals on the end cap.
General| Brand | Amico |
|---|---|
| Model | GoLift |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Primary purpose of a ceiling lift system for patient transfers and its suitability.
Details the Amico GoLift as a compact, aesthetically pleasing, and functional ceiling lift system.
Lists all items included in the Amico GoLift package for verification upon receipt.
Explanation of symbols and their corresponding meanings within the instruction manual.
Details the compliance standards and markings for the GoLift 400 and 700 models.
Specifies the maximum weight capacities for GoLift 400, 700, and 1000 models.
Lists the safe working load limits for different GoLift configurations.
Provides physical dimensions for GoLift 400/700 and GoLift 1000 models.
Outlines key safety features like emergency stop, limit detection, and alarms.
Details sound levels and maximum lifting speeds for various load conditions.
Covers battery type, charger specifications, and lift capacity per charge.
Lists the available model numbers for the Amico power traverse trolley.
Provides the physical dimensions and technical drawings of the power traverse module.
Explains how to operate the power traverse using the lift's hand control.
Details the procedure for attaching the power traverse trolley to the GoLift unit.
Identifies the specific part number for the Amico 4 Port Turntable system.
Lists the trolley models that are compatible with the power turntable.
Describes how to operate the power turntable using the lift's hand control.
Describes the type of lifting sling suitable for the Amico GoLift.
Provides guidance on operating the GoLift during patient transfers.
Details the steps for properly attaching a lifting sling to the carry bar.
Explains the procedure for lifting patients to and from a lying position in bed.
Explains how to attach and detach the GoLift unit from its trolley.
Details the process of connecting the carry bar to the lifting strap.
Describes how to connect the hand control to the carry bar or wall plate.
Illustrates and explains the different LED colors and their operational meanings.
Describes the LED sequence when the lift wakes up after charging.
Lists error codes, their causes, and corresponding LED/buzzer indications.
Provides a form and contact information for reporting unresolved issues.
Offers guidance on selecting the correct size for GoLift slings based on patient measurements.
Describes the different track profiles and configurations available for GoTrack systems.
Lists environmental condition references found on the product packaging for transport and storage.
States the intended electromagnetic environment and guidance for electromagnetic emissions.
Provides recommended distances for RF equipment to maintain to avoid interference.
Details recommended separation distances based on portable RF transmitter power.
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