To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the power indicator is not on for Drive PRIMECARE STSP450 Lifting Systems?
If the power indicator is off on your Drive Lifting System, it could be due to a malfunctioning handset, a drained or damaged battery, or a damaged control box. To resolve this, try replacing the handset, charging or replacing the battery, or replacing the control box.
What to do if Drive PRIMECARE STSP450 power indicator is on, but the actuator does not run and control box has clicking sound?
If the power indicator is on, but the actuator isn't running and the control box is clicking, it could be due to a damaged or disconnected actuator connector, a damaged actuator, or a damaged control box. Try replacing the actuator, connecting the actuator to the control box, or replacing the control box.
What to do if Drive PRIMECARE STSP450 Lifting Systems power indicator is on, actuator does not run and control box has no clicking sound?
If the power indicator is on, the actuator isn't running, and the control box makes no clicking sound, the issue might stem from a malfunctioning control box or handset, a disconnected handset, a pressed emergency button, or the control box charging. Try replacing the control box or handset, connecting the handset, resetting the emergency button, or unplugging the charger.
What to do if Drive PRIMECARE STSP450 Lifting Systems control box is not responsive with no indicator and no movement from actuator?
If the control box on your Drive Lifting System isn't responsive, shows no indicator, and the actuator isn't moving, it could be caused by a completely discharged or damaged battery. Try charging or replacing the battery.
What to do if after pressing handset buttons, there is a buzzer sound from control box and actuator is not moving in Drive PRIMECARE STSP450 Lifting Systems?
If you hear a buzzer from the control box and the actuator isn't moving after pressing the handset buttons on your Drive Lifting System, it could be because the device is overweight or the actuator is damaged. Try removing or reducing the weight on the device, or replacing the actuator.
Why actuator could only operate in one direction in Drive PRIMECARE STSP450 Lifting Systems?
If the actuator on your Drive Lifting System only operates in one direction, it could be due to a malfunctioning handset or control box. Consider replacing the handset or control box.
What to do if the boom will not lower in upper most position in Drive PRIMECARE STSP450 Lifting Systems?
If the boom on your Drive Lifting System won't lower from the uppermost position, it likely needs a minimum weight load to descend. Try pulling down slightly on the lift arm.
How to fix Drive PRIMECARE STSP450 Lifting Systems if it feels loose?
If your Drive Patient Lift feels loose, it might be due to a loose mast/base joint or loose tie-rods. Refer to the ASSEMBLY section in this manual. Check the base adjustment by ensuring the legs are square when closed, using a square to check for 90° alignment, and adjusting the linkage rods until 90° alignment is achieved.
General| Brand | Drive |
|---|---|
| Model | PRIMECARE STSP450 |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Defines the safe lifting and transfer of an individual from one resting surface to another, for indoor use only.
Lists situations and user types for whom the lift is not recommended or safe to operate.
Essential safety guidelines for operating the lift, including user responsibilities and operational limits.
Specific warnings and precautions for electrical shock and fire risks associated with the lift.
Alerts regarding the use of accessories and potential interference from RF equipment.
Manufacturer's declaration on emissions compliance and recommended separation distances from RF equipment.
Details conducted and radiated RF immunity test levels and requirements for the lift.
Information on how to locate and use lift model and serial numbers for ordering parts.
Details hoisting range, base dimensions, and specific technical data for lift components.
Recommended operating environment, applied parts list, and accessible materials used in the lift.
Important precautions to take during unpacking and initial inspection of the lift.
Identifies the necessary skills, knowledge, and tools for assembling the lift.
Instructions on operating casters, raising/lowering the lift, and adjusting the leg base.
Procedures for using the emergency stop button and mechanical lowering device.
Step-by-step guide for safely lifting, moving, and transferring a patient.
Overview of redundant controls, main features, and functions of the control module.
Instructions for using the control box interface, including screen navigation.
Details features, benefits, data collection, and usage history tracking of the control module.
Instructions for initial setup and language selection for the control module.
Procedure for setting up the maintenance cycle interval based on time or cycles.
Instructions for performing a system reset and resetting maintenance intervals.
Overview of usage history tracking and troubleshooting notifications from the LCD display.
Details on battery status indicators (LED) and voltage levels.
Explains the two methods for charging the lift's battery pack.
Provides contact info for service and detailed guidelines for cleaning the lift.
Schedule for pre-delivery checks and maintenance of lift components like base, castors, and mast.
Maintenance schedule for the electric actuator assembly and boom.
Checks for slings, hardware, and cleaning procedures for the lift.
Maintenance for shifter handle and final checks after service completion.
Diagram illustrating the wiring connections for the lift's actuators and control box.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the control box and battery pack.
Troubleshooting for loose lift, boom lowering problems, and power indicator issues.
Resolving issues with actuator operation, control box responsiveness, and buzzer sounds.
Details warranty periods for parts and components, and conditions that void the warranty.
Explains the process for making warranty claims and liability limitations.
Information on obtaining assistance with installation, usage, and maintenance.
Guidelines for responsible recycling and disposal of the product at the end of its life.
