How to fix 'RF module software version too low' on stertil ST 1085-FWA?
If the RF module software version is too low on your stertil Lifting columns because another RF module is installed, fit an RF module with the right software.
What to do if stertil Lifting columns have low battery and no movements possible?
If your stertil Lifting columns have low battery and no more movements are possible after more than 15 movements on a single battery charge, set the system to charging. Note that if this happens during lifting, the motor continues to run.
What to do if stertil ST 1085-FWA have very low battery and no movements possible?
If your stertil Lifting columns have very low battery and no more movements are possible after more than 15 raise actions on a single battery charge, set the system to charging.
How to troubleshoot 'no communication with RF module' on stertil ST 1085-FWA Lifting columns?
If there is no communication with the RF module in your stertil Lifting columns because of loose wiring or a defective RF module, check the wiring or replace the RF module.
How to fix 'column software version too low' on stertil ST 1085-FWA Lifting columns?
If the column software version is too low on your stertil Lifting columns because another PCB is installed, fit a PCB with the right software.
What to do if the motor relay is active on stertil ST 1085-FWA Lifting columns?
If the motor relay is active on your stertil Lifting columns because the motor relay may have stuck, replace the motor relay.
What causes no communication with a slave column on stertil ST 1085-FWA Lifting columns?
If there is no communication with a slave column in your stertil Lifting columns because the distance between the columns is too great or the time interval between messages is too great, reboot the system. If the fault occurs again, contact technical services.
What to do if stertil ST 1085-FWA Lifting columns show 'motor controller error'?
If your stertil Lifting columns show a motor controller error because there is a fault in the motor controller, reset the fault by pressing the [SELECT] and [UNLOCK] buttons for 2 seconds. If the fault occurs again, please consult the service department.
What to do if stertil Lifting columns show 'front key'?
If your stertil Lifting columns show 'front key' because a pushbutton was being pressed during startup, reboot.
Why are my stertil ST 1085-FWA 'waiting for communication'?
If your stertil Lifting columns are 'waiting for communication' due to wireless reception problems, wait for return of reception (max. 45 sec).
Provides precautions for working with electrical equipment and avoiding hazards.
Advises on precautions when working with moving mechanical parts and equipment.
Details precautions for preventing falls when working at heights.
Provides overarching safety guidelines and adherence to local regulations.
Defines requirements and restrictions for personnel operating the lift.
Lists essential safety guidelines for operating, cleaning, and maintenance.
Outlines responsibilities of owners/employers regarding lift operation and safety.
Describes the built-in safety systems and monitoring functions of the lift.
Explains the function and use of the emergency stop button.
Introduces procedures to prevent accidental energy application during servicing.
Details the step-by-step process for implementing lock-out/tag-out.
Provides steps to safely return the lift to normal operation after maintenance.
Lists detailed technical data including lifting capacity, power, and dimensions.
Explains how the control system ensures synchronized lifting and safety.
Explains the mechanical safeguard that prevents the vehicle from falling.
Provides instructions for unpacking and setting up each column lift.
Outlines critical safety guidelines and permissible elevation differences.
Details the control box functions, including emergency shutdown and starting procedures.
Describes the function and use of the emergency shutdown button.
Guides on powering up the system and identifying/linking columns.
Instructs on how to raise the column lifts using the control panel.
Explains how to lower the column lifts using the control panel.
Provides instructions for safely lowering the lifts into the safety locks.
Outlines the step-by-step procedures for preparing and running the lifts.
Lists checks and preparations required before operating the lifts.
Details the button combinations for raising and lowering columns and pairs.
Outlines essential steps before starting inspection or maintenance work.
Stresses the importance of safety procedures during maintenance activities.
Lists essential daily checks to be performed by the lift user.
Specifies requirements for yearly inspections by authorized technical services.
Outlines scheduled procedures for maintaining lift condition and reliability.
Describes the procedure to test the emergency shutdown mechanism.
Explains how to check and adjust the safety locking feature.
Explains how error messages are displayed and the meaning of fault indicators.
Lists warning codes, their causes, and solutions to restore normal system status.
Details specific error codes, their possible causes, and recommended solutions.
Describes fault messages related to communication and network issues.
Provides a guide for localizing and resolving various operational faults.
Diagnoses and provides solutions for issues preventing the lift from raising.
Diagnoses and provides solutions for issues preventing the lift from lowering.
Addresses issues causing the column lift to lower unintentionally.
Provides solutions for situations where the lift does not reach the required height.
Troubleshoots power issues related to batteries and fuses.
Diagnoses problems related to the absence of control voltage.
Explains the procedure for manual lowering in emergency situations.
Directs users to contact local service departments or the Stertil website.
Detailed electrical schematic for the control cabinet.
Schematic diagram illustrating the hydraulic system's components and flow.
General| Capacity per column | 8500 kg |
|---|---|
| Lifting height | 1, 750 mm |
| Power supply | 230V/400V, 50 Hz |
| Controller | Wireless |
| Load Capacity | 8500 kg per column |
| Protection Class | IP 54 |
| Total system capacity | 34000 kg |
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