Molift Smart 150 - Lifter Operation and Controls; Battery Charger and Status Indicators

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Operation
Battery charger
Molift Smart 150 is supplied with a battery with a
14,4Vcellunitthatisplacedinthebatteryhold-
er on the lift. A charger is also supplied to charge
the battery whenever needed. The charger can be
mounted on a wall surface or placed on a table.
Place the battery in the holder according to the
arrow markings. After a few seconds the charger
LEDwillchangefromyellowtoorange,indicating
thatthebatteryischarging.WhentheLEDgivesa
constant green light the battery is fully charged.
ThechargerLEDindicatethestatusofthebattery
as described below:
LED Mode
Yellow No battery
Yellow Initialization (10 sec)
Orange Fast charge
Green/yellow Top-off charge
Green Trickle charge
Orange/green Error
Battery capacity
The battery indicator on the hand control will il-
luminate if the voltage of the battery falls below
a certain level, indicating the need for charging.
There will also be an audible signal There is still
enough capacity to perform 3-5 lift cycles (75 kg)
at this point. The battery indicator on the battery
holder illuminates only if the handcontrol unit is
disconnected and the battery needs charging.
If the battery is discharged during a lift, it is
always enough power to lower the user down
again.
New batteries will not achieve full capac-
ity before it has been fully charged and dis-
charged a couple of times.
Electronics
There is a counter implemented in the electronic
system of the lifter, registering the number of lifts.
This number can be read by using the Molift Servi-
cetool, and a service lamp indicates when the lift-
er needs service consisting of exchange of the lift-
ing motor. See the chapter “Maintenance”.
The electronic system has a power save-function
which makes the system sleep after a while with
no activity. All lights will go out. Activate the sys-
tem by pushing one of the buttons on the hand
control.
If the lifter is run up and down constantly for a
longer period, the electronics may be overheated
and the lifter will stop. Wait until the lifter is cooled
down enough for further use.
Discarded lifters and batteries should be han-
dled as electronic waste and collected sepa-
rately according to local laws and regula-
tions.