What to do if my AUTOCHAIR Lifting Systems has no power?
If your AUTOCHAIR Smart Lifter has no power, first ensure the unit is switched on and the power light is illuminated. If it still doesn't work, turn the Smart Lifter off and then on again. Check the fuse located next to the car's battery, using the spare fuse if necessary. Finally, check if the car battery is faulty by trying to start the car.
Why doesn't the handset work on my AUTOCHAIR Lifting Systems?
If the handset on your AUTOCHAIR Smart Lifter isn't working, first ensure that the Smart Lifter is switched on. If the problem persists, try turning the Smart Lifter off and on again. Check the fuse next to the car's battery, replacing it with the spare if needed. Also, verify that the car battery isn't faulty by attempting to start the car. Inspect the handset and cable for any damage or loose connections.
What to do if my AUTOCHAIR Smart Lifter turns on but won’t lift?
If your AUTOCHAIR Smart Lifter turns on but won't lift, inspect the actuator power supply to ensure it hasn't become disconnected. Also, check the electrical plugs between the 'UP/DOWN' actuator and the power supply, and reconnect them if they've come apart.
Why does my AUTOCHAIR Smart Lifter stop during lifting?
Your AUTOCHAIR Smart Lifter might stop during lifting for a couple of reasons. First, check whether the mobility device has become caught on the vehicle. Also, the Smart Lifter is protected by a fuse near the vehicle battery, which may blow if a load exceeding the Smart Lifter’s capacity is lifted.
Why is the actuator clicking in my AUTOCHAIR Lifting Systems?
The 200kg AUTOCHAIR Smart Lifter actuator uses a clutch for overload protection. If the clicking noise only happens at the top or bottom of the lift, it’s normal. However, if it occurs during the lift, the unit is likely overloaded. Also, check that the scooter or chair isn't caught against anything.
Explains symbols used in the manual and on the Smart Lifter for warnings.
Details the maximum weight limits for the Smart Lifter and related components.
Emphasizes that installation must be done by authorized personnel.
Procedure for adjusting the vertical extension of the boom assembly.
Adjusting the horizontal extension for spreader bar clearance and boom drop.
How to adjust the spreader bar and straps for correct width and balance.
Chart showing recommended lower actuator bracket positions for different loads.
General| Control Type | Remote Control |
|---|---|
| Material | Steel and Aluminum |
| Warranty | 2 Years |
| Lifting Range | Varies by model |
| Power Source | Vehicle's 12V DC electrical system |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
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