To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Ascendor PLK8 shows low voltage or no charge in batteries?
If your Ascendor Stairlifts displays a low voltage or no charge error, ensure the lift is parked at a charging station by using the UP or DOWN button to move it there. Also, check that the recharger is properly plugged in and functioning. If it's not, check the power supply.
What to do if Ascendor Stairlifts safety bar manually opened?
If the safety bar on your Ascendor Stairlifts has been opened by hand, close it by pressing the UP or DOWN button.
What to do if Ascendor Stairlifts loading ramp or contact sensor strip fault?
If you are experiencing a fault with the loading ramp or contact sensor strip on your Ascendor Stairlifts, it is likely due to an obstacle activating the contact tray or sensor strip on the access ramp. Remove the obstacle and ensure that the access ramp and contact tray can move freely.
What to do if Ascendor Stairlifts platform is overloaded?
If your Ascendor Stairlifts platform is overloaded, reduce the weight on the platform.
Manual describes equipment tools available at time of writing and reserves right to alter content.
All service work requires trained personnel; disconnect power and batteries before starting.
If lift is not installed immediately, batteries must be disconnected from the circuit for storage.
For many service tasks, it is necessary to remove the front plastic cover.
Routine checks and maintenance tasks for the platform stair lift.
Verifies functionality of remote, onboard controls, safety equipment, and access ramps.
Covers travel rail, platform lift service, lubrication, and battery checks.
Guidelines for documentation, required tools, inspector checks, and recommended spare parts.
Details the position and function of various switches and buttons (b1-b28) on the lift system.
Provides a guide to identify and resolve common faults and display prompts with solutions.
Explains LED codes and indicators for motor controller faults and error messages.
Explains normal operation, menu navigation, I/O status, and operational data for PLC diagnostics.
Details onboard control, platform motor current monitoring, and analog PLC/flasher parameter adjustments.
Identifies the location and ratings of fuses on the lift unit.
Provides methods for opening the platform without using the remote control.
Instructions for adjusting platform angle, safety bar clutch/position, and access ramp angles.
Procedure for memorizing remote controls by interacting with the radio receiver.
Steps for disassembling, resetting, testing, and removing safety catchers and limit switches.
Detailed instructions for removing the drive motor, gearbox, and safety bar motors.
Instructions for importing a new PLC program via a memory card and conducting operational tests.
Detailed wiring diagram of the main circuit board and explanation of LED status indicators.
Provides comprehensive wiring diagrams for various components and control systems of the lift.
A log for recording service history, including installation, dates, counters, and technician signatures.
General| Speed | 0.15 m/s |
|---|---|
| Drive | Rack and pinion |
| Battery Backup | Yes |
| Rail Length | Customizable |
| Safety Features | Seatbelt |
| Application | Residential |
| Footrest Type | Folding |
| Armrests | Yes |
| Control Type | remote control |
