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MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B IMI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T S LP L U S C A B I N L I FT
N L I FTN L I FT
N L I FT
EMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERS
EMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERSEMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERS
EMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERS
MANUAL LOWERING OF T
MANUAL LOWERING OF TMANUAL LOWERING OF T
MANUAL LOWERING OF THE
HE HE
HE CABIN
CABINCABIN
CABIN
There are two manually operated valves (located on the power pack) that permit the cabin to
be lowered to the lowest entrance even during total power failure. Following this any trapped
passengers can be released.
Lift Lowering Procedure
Lift Lowering ProcedureLift Lowering Procedure
Lift Lowering Procedure
1. Switch OFF the lift mains electrical supply.
2. Ensure the lift doors are closed and locked.
3. Using the key provided, unlock and remove
the lid on the power pack enclosure to
enable access.
4. Locate the 2 RED manual lowering knobs
within the enclosure. These knobs can be
pulled, pushed or turned to operate depend-
ing on the unit supplied.
5. Inform the passengers in the lift that you are
going to lower the cabin and request they
stay clear of the sides. (Safety edges are
inoperative during this operation)
6. Operate both red manual lowering knobs at
the same time to lower the cabin. The cabin
will stop if either knobs are released.
Release the knobs when the cabin is touching the
lower level floor.
7. Replace and lock the power pack enclosure lid.
8. With the lift at the lowest floor level, locate the
manual release lock for the door.
9. Using the door lock release key, insert the key
and turn 90° until the latch releases the door.
10. Whilst holding the lock open with the key, manu-
ally open the platform lift door to release the pas-
sengers.
11. Once the lift is vacated, leave the platform lift
mains electrical supply switched off, close and
lock the platform lift door and telephone your
local service branch.
12. Ensure and prove that the doors are closed and
locked.
The RED manual lowering knobs will be
positioned closely together and will both
look like the picture shown above.
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Manually unlocking the
lift door
FOR USE BY TRAINED A
FOR USE BY TRAINED AFOR USE BY TRAINED A
FOR USE BY TRAINED AND AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY
ND AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLYND AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY
ND AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY
Opening of doors introduces risks. Emergency unlocking should be undertaken only
in exceptional circumstances and by suitably trained and authorised persons.
To be used only in an emergency by trained and authorised persons who have had
instructions. It is dangerous for any other person to attempt this procedure.
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