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General| Brand | Braun |
|---|---|
| Model | L955 |
| Category | Stairlifts |
| Language | English |
Overview of the Braun L955 Millennium Series lifts and their consumer-oriented design.
Explanation of directional terms used in the manual for clarity.
Identification of the main physical parts of the lift system.
Details on the color-coded and function-labeled control switches for lift operation.
Description of the lift's structural components, including towers and arms.
Information on the passenger handrails and their automatic folding mechanism.
Explanation of the bridge plate and its extension for bridging gaps.
Details on the steel tubing frame and grating surface where the wheelchair is positioned.
Explanation of the cylinder-powered outboard and side entry roll stops.
Description of the spring-loaded latch that secures the outboard roll stop.
Information about the manual backup hand pump for lift operation.
Action of the platform rotating up and in from floor level to stowed position.
Definitions for Stowed Position and Floor Level of the lift platform.
Explanation of warning symbols (WARNING, CAUTION) and informational notes.
Essential safety rules to follow before and during lift operation.
Guidelines for passenger positioning, securing, and body part safety on the platform.
Precautions regarding platform positioning, roll stop usage, and wheelchair securing.
Safety warnings regarding maintenance, decals, modifications, and guards.
Emphasis on understanding safety precautions and operating instructions before use.
Steps for preparing the vehicle, including parking brake and door operation.
Details on the color-coded and function-labeled lift control switches.
Explanation of the spring-loaded slide switch on the handrail for lift operation.
Information on optional remote control systems and policy on aftermarket controls.
Explanation of the bridge plate's role in bridging gaps at floor level.
Description of how the platform automatically stops at floor level.
Details on the function and importance of outboard and side entry roll stops.
Explanation of how the roll stop latch engages and disengages.
Description of the L955SE bridging feature that stops down travel on obstructions.
Guidelines for using handrails and operating the lift with them.
Instructions for passenger orientation, positioning, and securing on the platform.
Recommendations for using seat belts and occupant restraint systems.
Importance of regular inspections, cleaning, and simple checks for lift upkeep.
Instructions for parking the vehicle and engaging the parking brake before operation.
Steps for opening automatic or manual vehicle doors using control switches.
Procedure for unfolding the lift platform to the floor level position.
Steps for lowering the platform and safely unloading a passenger.
Procedure for raising the platform and loading a passenger into the vehicle.
Steps for folding the lift platform back to its stowed position.
Instructions for closing automatic or manual vehicle doors.
Guidance for operating the lift during power or equipment failure.
Instructions on using the release valve for manual lift functions.
Procedure for manually unfolding the platform using the hand pump.
Steps for manually lowering the platform using the hand pump.
Procedure for manually folding the platform using the hand pump.
Importance of replacing missing or illegible decals for safety.
Part numbers provided for various lift decals for replacement purposes.
Information on applying and ordering antiskid material for the lift platform.
Necessity of regular inspections, cleaning, and lubrication for safe operation.
Guidelines for lubricating pivot points with penetrating oil every four weeks.
Requirement for authorized service personnel to perform scheduled maintenance.
Diagram showing specific points on the lift requiring lubrication.
Instructions for inspecting the lift upon receipt and notifying carriers of damage.
Steps for completing and submitting warranty cards to activate coverage.
Location and importance of the lift's serial number identification tag.
Note to retain model, series, and serial number information for future use.
