Why is there no mains power to my stertil ST1175 Lifting Systems?
The Stertil Lifting Systems might not be receiving mains power due to several reasons: * There is no mains power. * The mains fuse has blown and needs replacing. * The mains switch is turned OFF and needs to be switched ON. * The LEDs are defective.
What to do if Stertil column lift does not rise?
If the Stertil column lift isn't rising, here are a few potential causes and solutions: * **No mains/control power:** Check the power supply. * **Low oil level:** Top up the oil. * **Air in the hydraulic pump:** Select [SINGLE] operation and press the [UP] button (max. 1 minute). * **Incorrectly adjusted pressure relief valve:** Contact technical services. * **Inadequate pump capacity:** Replace the pump. * **Thermal relay interruption:** Reset the thermal relay. * **Exceeded height difference:** Set the main switch OFF and ON, then press the [SELECT] button twice. * **Incorrectly connected phases:** Exchange two phases in the plug or main box.
What to do if my Stertil column lift will not lower?
If your Stertil column lift won't lower, consider these possibilities: * **No mains/control power:** Verify the power supply. * **Pawl not retracting:** Raise the lift slightly (approx. 1 3/8") before lowering. * **Electrically operated lowering valve issue:** The lowering valve might not be opening due to no voltage or a fault. * **Maximum elevation difference exceeded:** Press [UP] to level the difference. If lifting isn't needed, press [SELECT] three times to lower with a persistent difference of 1 3/16". * **Maximum height difference exceeded:** Set the main switch OFF and ON, then press the [SELECT] button once. * **Highest position near locking position:** The height needs to be reset.
General| Brand | stertil |
|---|---|
| Model | ST1175 |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Details risks associated with electrical systems, moving parts, and working at heights.
Provides overarching safety guidelines, operator responsibilities, and adherence to procedures.
Describes the lift's built-in safety systems and the critical emergency stop function.
Outlines energy isolation procedures and addresses disposal and REACH compliance.
Lists key performance data, dimensions, power requirements, and maximum lifting capacity.
Instructions for standard lift operations, slow lowering, and engaging safety locks.
Highlights safety precautions during maintenance and outlines daily, monthly, annual schedules.
Procedures for checking safety features and configuring programmable settings.
Guidelines for repairs, required knowledge, parts ordering, and mechanism adjustments.
Comprehensive list of error codes, faults, their causes, and recommended solutions.
Troubleshooting for power issues, voltage faults, indicator lights, and emergency lowering.
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