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MI D I LI F T X LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T X LP L U S C A B IMI D I LI F T X LP L U S C A B I
MI D I LI F T X LP L U S C A B I N L I F T
N L I FTN L I FT
N L I FT
EMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERS
EMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERSEMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERS
EMERGENCY RELEASING PASSENGERS
Manual Lowering Procedure
Manual Lowering ProcedureManual Lowering Procedure
Manual Lowering Procedure
1. Switch OFF the lift mains electrical supply.
2. Ensure the lift doors are closed and locked.
Note:
Note: Note:
Note: The manual release can be accessed next to
the upper floor landing door.
3. Access the control unit situated at the top landing
adjacent to the lift door. Using the key provided,
unlock the panel and remove it from the frame
(image A). This will provide access to the shaft
electrical components and manual lowering
equipment.
4. At the top of the panel there is a square shaft
protruding. When pressed in (image B), this en-
gages with the motor shaft and allows the lift to
be manually moved.
5. Press shaft inwards (image B) if the shaft does not
move, rotate the shaft a small amount, then try
again.
6. Slide the locking bracket down to lock the shaft in
the 'engaged' position (image C).
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AA
A
B
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B
C
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C
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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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