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General| Brand | Bruno |
|---|---|
| Model | OUTDOOR ELITE CRE-2110E |
| Category | Stairlifts |
| Language | English |
Contact your Bruno dealer for questions or service concerns.
Information on how to register the product online via the Bruno website.
Serial and model numbers are crucial for warranty claims, service, and parts.
Warranty is void if unit is installed or maintained by non-authorized personnel.
Compliance with FCC rules for Class B digital devices to prevent interference.
Key specifications including weight capacity, incline, control type, and power supply.
Tested performance within the operating temperature range of 0°F to 125°F.
Avoid operating outside temperature range or near lightning.
Stairlift is not a toy; requires supervision, caution with slippery surfaces.
Ensure stairs are clear, be aware of surroundings, and avoid obstructions or loose clothing.
Fasten seat belt, ensure seat and swivel are locked before operation.
Avoid use during lightning, do not use high-pressure washers, follow user-specific advice.
Footrest sensors stop carriage on obstruction; clear obstacle to resume.
Unit operates on battery during power outages; duration depends on condition.
Turn off power and unplug charger to conserve battery during long outages.
Identification of UP-DOWN rocker switch, armrest keyswitch, and swivel release handle.
Identification of positioning belt, obstruction sensors, seat cover, and storage.
ON/OFF switch with circuit breaker protects carriage circuits.
Common causes for tripping include obstructions or exceeding weight capacity.
Seat swivels 135 degrees, locking at 0, 60, and 90 degrees.
Lever under seat allows swiveling for easy transfer.
The seat flips up to facilitate storage.
Feature prevents abrupt movement upon switch activation.
Rocker switch controls carriage movement until stop or release.
Step-by-step guide for boarding, riding, and alighting with swivel seat.
Transmitters move carriage to/from either end of the stair rail.
Crucial warning against using call/send transmitters when a rider is on the seat.
Storing the seat cover and a warning about carriage covers.
Allows parking and charging between ends of the rail for more space.
How to resume travel to the rail ends after using mid-park.
Codes indicating battery charging status and voltage levels.
Codes indicating safety switch or operational status issues.
Keep batteries charged by parking at stations or using remote access.
Green LED confirms charging; check charger LED status.
LED indications for charger connection, low voltage, and battery disconnect.
LED indications for maximum current, voltage, and fully charged batteries.
LED indications for battery defects, sulfation, or reversed connection.
Identifying the fuse location on the battery charger unit.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the battery charger fuse.
Note on retouching paint scratches and potential warranty implications.
Keep rail clean, park for charging, keep charger plugged in.
Requirement for annual examination, cleaning, and lubrication by a technician.
Procedure for replacing the 9V battery in the transmitter.
Verify key switch, seat swivel, and check for obstructions.
Check power source, charger status, and battery issues.
Ensure charger is in a functional outlet and power light is on.
Perform a visual check for any unusual or out-of-place conditions.
Contact an authorized dealer for service if issues persist after troubleshooting.
Steps for storing the stairlift, including turning off power and unplugging charger.
Procedures for putting the stairlift back into service after a period of disuse.
How to recharge batteries after the stairlift has been stored.
Specifies warranty periods for parts, major components, and labor.
List of damages, consumables, and wear not covered by warranty.
Service handled by dealer; limits on indirect damage liability.
Bruno's refund policy and buyer's legal rights under the warranty.
Model, serial number, and compliance with EU directives.
List of standards the product meets for safety and electromagnetics.
Appointment of representative for technical files and EU market.
