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User manual

EasyLift V3 PLUS

USER MANUAL – EASYLIFT V3 PLUS – GB VERSION 2.1

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Contents

1. Foreword ................................................................................................................................................... 4

2. Declaration of Conformity ................................................................................................................... 5

3. Labelling of the equipment .................................................................................................................... 6

4. Terms of use ............................................................................................................................................. 7

5. Technical specifications .......................................................................................................................... 8

6. Safety instructions .................................................................................................................................10

6.1 Installation and maintenance .........................................................................................................10

6.2 Unintended movements of lift ......................................................................................................10

6.3 Lift movement ...................................................................................................................................10

6.4 Avoiding personal injury .................................................................................................................10

6.5 Overload of the lift ..........................................................................................................................10

6.6 Personal safety ..................................................................................................................................11

6.7 Anti-crushing .....................................................................................................................................11

6.8 Safety barriers ...................................................................................................................................12

6.9 Handling ..............................................................................................................................................13

6.10 Unlocking door in case of emergency .........................................................................................13

7. Functionality ...........................................................................................................................................15

8. Assembly .................................................................................................................................................15

9. Start-up ....................................................................................................................................................15

10. Operating the lift ...................................................................................................................................16

10.1 Daily use .............................................................................................................................................16

10.2 Operating the lift from the UPPER level ....................................................................................17

10.3 Operating the lift from the LOWER level .................................................................................17

10.4 Operating the lift from the platform ...........................................................................................17

10.5 Emergency stop ................................................................................................................................17

10.6 ON/OFF switch ................................................................................................................................18

10.7 Audible alarms ..................................................................................................................................19

10.8 Emergency alarm devices (optional equipment) .......................................................................20

11. Operation ................................................................................................................................................21

11.1 Battery backup ..................................................................................................................................21

11.2 Calibration following emergency stop/power failure ..............................................................21

12. Maintenance ............................................................................................................................................22

13. Pairing transmitter and receiver ........................................................................................................24

13.1 Remote control and receiver of the lift .....................................................................................24

13.2 Wireless call station and receiver of the lift ..............................................................................25

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14. Installation and handover .....................................................................................................................27

15. Maintenance checklist ..........................................................................................................................28

16. Service logbook .....................................................................................................................................30

17. Spare parts and accessories ................................................................................................................31

18. Disassembly ............................................................................................................................................34

19. Disposal ...................................................................................................................................................34

20. Right of complaint .................................................................................................................................34

October 2019

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1. Foreword

Congratulations on purchasing your new EasyLift lifting platform.

This is an original user manual for your new EasyLift V3 PLUS. Hereinafter we use the term EasyLift for EasyLift V3 PLUS, if nothing else is specifically indicated.

It is important to read this manual before using the lifting platform

Set-up and installation MUST be undertaken by a qualified Liftup service technician, to ensure correct assembly. Improper assembly can lead to unintended risks of personal injury.

EasyLift is a lifting platform for wheelchairs, offering users easy and stylish access between two levels.

The lifting platform is easy to operate using operating panels mounted on the wall, on the lifting platform, or by means of a remote control.

In this user manual “EasyLift lifting platform” will be mentioned as “lift”.

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2. Declaration of Conformity

Manufacturer: Liftup A/S Address: Hagensvej 21, DK-9530 Støvring, Denmark Telephone: +45 9686 3020

hereby declares that:

Equipment: EasyLift V3 PLUS

Lifting platform for wheelchair users and persons with impaired

mobility

Year: 2019

Is in compliance with relevant safety and health requirements in:

EMC-Directive: 2014/30/EU Machinery Directive: 2006/42/EC ROHS-Directive: 2011/65/EU

For the assessment, relevant parts of the following have been used:

DS/EN 60204 Safety of machinery – Electrical equipment of machines.

DS/EN 13849-1 and -2 Safety-related parts of control systems

CEO

Søren Elisiussen

Position

Name

Liftup A/S, Hagensvej 21, DK-9530 Støvring, Denmark

Place

10 October 2019

Date

Signature

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3. Labelling of the equipment

Insert copy of

CE certification mark here

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4. Terms of use

The lift is exclusively for the use of wheelchair users and persons with impaired mobility. The maximum load is 400 kg evenly distributed on the lift or a maximum of two persons.

Read this user manual thoroughly before using the lift

IMPORTANT! The lift must NOT be used for goods transport, including loaded pallets or other types of heavy loads.

The owner of this lift is obliged to maintain it according to the Maintenance guide (see section 12).

Do not dispose of batteries or electrical or electronic equipment with unsorted household rubbish. When disposing of this device, ensure compliance with local ordinances and regulations.

The maximum load is 400 kg (880 lbs) or a maximum of 2 persons evenly distributed on the platform.

If the lift is accessible to the public, it is the responsibility of the owner to ensure that inspections are performed in accordance with the legal provision and at correct intervals, and that necessary safety equipment is provided for.

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5. Technical specifications

EasyLift 800/900 V3 PLUS

EasyLift 1100 V3 PLUS

Technical specifications:

Power: 110 - 240 V/50 Hz (1.1 A) Max: 90 W, Standby < 6 W Lifting capacity: 400 kg or two persons Lifting height: 0 – 1250 mm (0 – 49.21”) Platform size:

Internal dimensions: W 800/900/1100 mm (31.50/35.43/39.37”)

L 1400 mm (55.12”)

External dimensions: 800/900 PLUS

W 960/1060 mm (37.8/41.73”) L 1750 mm (68.9”) 1100 PLUS W 1260 mm (49.61”) L 1820 mm (71.65”) Dead weight: 200 kg approx. (EasyLift 800/900 PLUS) 250 kg approx. (EasyLift 1100 PLUS) Noise level: < 70 dB Water and dust: IP23

Lifting speed/ temperature:

°C

mm/second

inches/second

+40 ˚C

- +5 ˚C:

40 mm

1.57”

+5 ˚C

- -5 ˚C:

20 mm

0.79” -5 ˚C

- -20 ˚C:

10 mm

0.39”

Max. 200 kg/440 lbs

-20 ˚C

- -25 ˚C:

10 mm

0.39”

Approval: Directive 2006/42/EC on machinery Duty cycle: 2 min. / 5 min. Battery capacity: 30 cycles at 25˚C Flat battery: 10 min. charge = one trip Fully charged = 5 hours

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All radio components comply with the following standards:

EU 2014/53/EU, Radio Equipment Directive (RED)

FCC (USA) CFR 47 Part 15

EN 62479:2010 Human exposure EN 300 440, v2.1.1 Electromagnetic compatibility + Radio spectrum Matters Draft EN 301489-1, v2.2.0 Electromagnetic compatibility + Radio spectrum Matters Draft EN301489-17, v3.2.0 Electromagnetic compatibility + Radio spectrum Matters AS/NZS 4268 Radio Equipment and Systems –Short Range devices AS/NZS 2772.2 Radio Frequency Fields (mean power < 1 mW)

Right reserved to make technical modifications.

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6. Safety instructions

6.1 Installation and maintenance

Do not try to install or service your lift yourself - this MUST be done by an authorised* service technician. Do not remove the protective plates or safety plates on your lift, as this may lead to personal injury.

*Has completed a Liftup product and service course.

6.2 Unintended movements of lift

If during the use of your lift movement or action occurs which is not described in this manual, stop the unit and call technical assistance. Should your lift not move with a plane movement as a lifting platform, calibrate it by running it down to floor level. If the problem continues, call technical assistance.

6.3 Lift movement

The space under the lift must be kept free of all objects, which may impair its downward movement. Otherwise, the lift cannot be moved down to the lower level and thus cannot fulfill its function as a lifting platform. If an object/material prevents the lift moving in a downward direction, the lift will suspend its movement and issue an audible alarm and move upwards 2-3 cm automatically. This will allow the object to be removed. The object or material must be removed before the lift may be used again.

6.4 Avoiding personal injury

In order to avoid personal injury, users may NOT use the lift when someone or something is at risk of injury through crushing, cutting, falling, tripping or the like. The user/operator shall strive to the greatest extent possible to ensure that the lift can move without risk of causing injury. Be extra careful when small children and disabled persons are on or around the lift, since these groups cannot always be expected to be able to foresee the possible consequences of the lift movements.

6.5 Overload of the lift

In order to avoid damage to equipment due to overloading (max.400 kg evenly spread), the lift is fitted with overload protection which stops the lift and issues an audible alarm if overload occurs. In the event of overload, run the lift downward to exit.

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6.6 Personal safety

The lift is fitted with various safety features which ensure that the user or other people are not injured when using the lift.

WARNING! Although the lift comes fitted with various safety features, never use it if persons or animals are close by, as there may otherwise be a risk of crushing.

Never allow children to play with the lift.

6.7 Anti-crushing

Beneath the entire lift a number of pressure plates (anti-crushing) are fitted which are activated if an object is going to be crushed below. When this feature is activated, the lift stops and then runs approx. 2 cm upwards, while at the same time an audible alarm is issued (see section 10.7).

If the anti-crushing feature is activated, release the operating button. Remove any objects under the lift and then again run it to floor level. (If needed, move the lift up a small distance so you can easily remove objects from under it).

IMPORTANT! Keep in mind that when the lift is used outdoors, leaves, branches and snow can affect the anti-crushing safety feature, and so you should check regularly that the lift will not be obstructed when moving downward. For outdoor installations we recommend returning the lift to ground level after use, in order to prevent unwanted objects finding their way under the lift

Anti-crushing protection zone

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6.8 Safety barriers

6.8.1 Ramp as roll-off protection

If the lift is fitted with a ramp, the ramp will first pull up and lock before the lift begins to move. The ramp now acts as roll-off protection. When the lift returns to floor level, the ramp will automatically lower (keep the button pressed) and act as a drive-on/drive-off ramp.

Drive-on/drive-off ramp

Ramp as roll-off protection

6.8.2 Doors as roll-off protection

If the lift is fitted with doors, they will close before it begins to move. The doors will always be closed, when the lift has moved off ground level.

Lower level

Upper level

If the lift is fitted with doors, it can be equipped with automatic door locks (only available on EasyLift 1100). The automatic door locks will secure that the doors are locked before the lift begins to move.

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6.8.3 Barrier

If the lift is fitted with a vertical safety barrier (optional equipment) at the upper level, it will close before the lift begins to move. The vertical safety barrier will always be closed, when the lift is not at the upper level. The ramp is raised, when the lift is not at the lower level.

Lower level

Upper level

6.9 Handling

The lift is normally supplied by your dealer, who also takes care of installation.

Do not try to move the lift manually, as this can lead to personal injury. The product should be moved and handled using suitable lifting equipment (pallet truck, roller plate, or similar).

Do not expose the lift to heavy bumps or jolts as this can damage its functionality.

Store the accompanying remote control (optional equipment) in a dry place, and do not expose it to heavy knocks (for example, by throwing it). Only clean using a firmly wrung cloth.

6.10 Unlocking door in case of emergency

In case of emergency/malfunction: Release the folding spring bolt.

1. Pull the spring out from the shaft of the

clevis, using a suitable tool, screwdriver, ruler, bottle-opener, etc.

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2. From outside, you can approach the lower

side

3. The spring is released

4. When the spring is released pull out the

bolt.

Please note!

The bolt may be difficult to pull out, because of pressure on the door actuator.

5. Now the door can be moved freely

6. If the door is equipped with an automatic

door lock, unlock it with a triangular key (automatic door lock only available on EasyLift 1100 doors).

When the fault has been corrected, the door can be connected again following this instruction in reverse order.

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7. Functionality

The EasyLift lifting platform is a so-called “dead man operated” lift, i.e. the push-buttons must be pressed and held down for the entire motion.

The lift operation is straightforward; the user activates it, using one of the push-buttons on the wall or by means of the remote control (optional equipment).

When the user is on the lift, it is operated from the side panel, from which the user can choose to be transported to the upper or lower level respectively.

8. Assembly

The lift installation is undertaken by an authorized service technician*.

Do not attempt to move, disassemble or repair your lift. These actions MUST be performed by an authorized service technician*. Improper assembly may increase the risk of user injury. Liftup is exempt from any liability if assembly and installation are not performed by an authorized service technician*.

For more information or materials on assembly, you may contact your dealer (cf. https://www.liftup.dk/en/distributors/#).

*Has completed a Liftup product and service course.

9. Start-up

The lift must always be connected to a 110-240V power point and be powered on. Under normal circumstances the lift is always in stand-by mode, i.e. it is ready for use as soon as one of the operating buttons is pressed.

If the emergency stop has been pushed, it must be deactivated before the lift can be used (see section 10).

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10. Operating the lift

10.1 Daily use

Your lift is operated by means of two operating panels: Standard (Fig.1-4), FUGA (Fig. 5) or keyoperated call station (Fig. 6) at the upper and lower levels respectively, push-buttons (Fig. 9) on the lift or by using the remote control (optional equipment) (Fig. 8). The remote control replaces the two operating panels.

Fig. 1: Standard call

station, with wire,

1-way

Fig. 2: Standard call

station, with wire,

2-way

Fig. 3: Standard call

station, wireless,

1-way

Fig. 4: Standard call

station, wireless,

2-way

Fig. 5: FUGA

1- or 2-way

Fig. 6: Key operated call

station

Fig. 7: Key switch on/off

Fig. 8: Remote control

Fig. 9: Push-buttons on lift (See section 10.8 for variants)

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10.2 Operating the lift from the UPPER level

To call the lift to the upper level, press the operating panel (Fig. 1-6) sited at the upper level – or the up arrow (↑) on the remote control (optional equipment) (Fig. 8) - until the lift has moved completely up and come to a stop. Once the doors have fully opened, the user can enter the lift.

10.3 Operating the lift from the LOWER level

To call the lift to the lower level, press the operating panel (Fig. 1-6) sited at the lower level or the down arrow (↓) on the remote control (optional equipment), (Fig. 8) - until the lift has moved completely down and come to a stop. Once the ramp has lowered / the doors have fully opened, the user can enter the lift.

10.4 Operating the lift from the platform

Three buttons are available on the lift (see Fig. 9) – one with an up arrow (), one with a down arrow (), and an emergency stop (⚫).

When you are on the lift and wish to ascend to the upper level, press the up button. The ramp or the doors will close, and the lift will start to move upward. Hold down the button until you have reached the upper level, the lift has come to a stop and the barrier/doors have fully opened. You can now exit the lift.

When you are on the lift and wish to access the lower level, press and hold the down button. The doors will close, and the lift will start to move downward. Keep the button pressed until you have reached the ground level, the lift has come to a stop and the ramp/doors have fully opened. You can now exit the lift.

10.5 Emergency stop

If the lift makes an unintended or undesired movement, or if it must be stopped in order to avoid potential risks, press the EMERGENCY STOP button. To release the emergency stop, turn the button clockwise and the system is again ready for use.

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10.6 ON/OFF switch

The lift comes fitted with an ON/OFF switch. It is sited below the main board on the right-hand side of the lift. You need to remove the cover to access the switch. This button is used to disconnect the power supply to the lift. If the user switches this off at the same time as activating emergency stop, the lift will be completely powered off.

The ON/OFF switch is used in the pairing of wireless call stations (see section 13). Power to the lift is switched on/off by activating the ON/OFF switch and the emergency stop (see section

11.1). When power is again returned to the lift (and emergency stop is released), the control system restarts (see section 11.2).

WARNING! The ON/OFF switch is for the battery charger. It is not the mains switch. If it set to OFF for a longer period of time, it may drain and damage the batteries on primary side.

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10.7 Audible alarms

If “speak” is installed on the lift, it will be activated in the event of an alarm. Otherwise an alarm tone will sound.

Speak

Activity/warning

Opening

The vertical safety barrier is opening

Closing

The vertical safety barrier is closing

Alarm: Overload alarm

The platform is overloaded

Alarm: Battery fault – the lift cannot be used

The battery has a fault. Inadequate power supply. Cf. section 5 (Technical Specifications)

Alarm: Something is under the lift d

Remove the object under the lift which is preventing downward movement

Ding Ding Ding

Arriving at upper/lower level

Warning – automatic operation

A warning before the lift will run auto return

BEEP-BEEP-BEEP…

The lift is in the process of running auto return

…

Emergency stop pressed

The red emergency stop button has been pressed in. This must be released in order that the lift can function again

The lift is locked

The lift is locked with a key switch

Battery warning

Low battery level

Power supply is interrupted – connect or press emergency stop

Connect to a power supply or activate emergency stop in order to power off the lift

High tone followed a deeper tone

Low tone followed by higher tone

Identical tones (3 off)

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10.8 Emergency alarm devices (optional equipment)

The lift can be equipped with an alarm button (). The alarm button can be connected in two ways.

1. The alarm button can be connected to an external alarm. To activate the alarm press and

hold the alarm button for 5 seconds.

2. The alarm button can be connected to an intercom system which allows the user to contact

external assistance in case of an emergency. To activate the alarm, press and hold the alarm button for 5 seconds.

For detailed operation instructions for the intercom system, please consult the Safeline manual found here:

https://www.safeline-group.com/media/4581/safeline-mx3-manual-v-2-02-en.pdf

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11. Operation

Under normal operating conditions the lift shall always be connected to 110-240V. It is very important that the power is not disconnected or switched off, as long-standing power outage (10-20 hours) may result in flat batteries and thus inoperability. Thus the lift cannot be used until the batteries have been recharged. An audible alarm will sound if the power supply is interrupted (see section 10.7).

11.1 Battery backup

In the event of 110-240V power failure or if the control unit is for some other reason not supplied with power, the system will automatically switch to backup mode. This means the system will continue to function as normal since it is being powered by the battery backup. Mains power failure will be signaled by a beeping alarm sound; as soon as the mains is reconnected this alarm will cease. The system is now running as normal.

If it is not possible immediately to re-establish the mains supply and you wish to cancel the alarm, press the emergency stop button. (Note that in such a case the system will need to be calibrated, see section 11.2).

IMPORTANT! If not connected to mains and the emergency button is not pressed, the batteries will finally be drained.

IMPORTANT! If both the power supply has been disconnected and the emergency stop activated at the same time, the system will automatically switch to “safety mode” and will then need calibrating, see below.

11.2 Calibration following emergency stop/power failure

If the emergency stop has been activated and the power supply has been interrupted, or if the system registers other kinds of irregularities, it will require calibration. The lift then goes into a special safety mode: calibration mode, which only permits it to move downwards at very low speed until all actuators are at position 0 (on the floor).

IMPORTANT! If you notice the lift not moving as expected, or stopping after only a few centimetres, there may be technical issues, which need to be resolved by qualified engineers. In such a case, contact your dealer.

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12. Maintenance

Clean the lift by wiping with a well-wrung cloth using water mixed with a mild detergent.

IMPORTANT! Do NOT use a high-pressure jet or rinse the lift directly using a hose. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents or similar on the lift, and avoid salt or sand coming into contact with the lift in connection with winter maintenance.

Regularly check under the lift for leaves, branches or other unwanted objects and remove them to ensure its full and free movement.

The mechanical maintenance of the lift shall normally only be undertaken in connection with the regular service inspections. These are to be performed by an authorized service technician*. If any unexpected faults or abnormal sounds occur, contact your dealer at once to have them remedied.

*Has completed a Liftup product and service course.

Remote controls (optional equipment)

A CR2032 battery is installed in the remote controls.

In order to ensure reliable function, swap the batteries every 2 years

DO NOT swallow coin cell batteries

Keep batteries out of reach of small children. Should a child swallow a battery, consult a physician immediately

DO NOT put the battery in trash. When disposing, comply with local ordinances or regulations

To swap the battery, do the following:

Handheld remote control

1. Loosen the screw on the rear of the remote control

2. Remove the back panel

3. Swap the battery

4. Refit the back panel and test

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Wall mounted remote control

1. Remove the black push-button front, loosen the 2

screws (PH1), on the rear of the grey part, where the PCB with the battery is mounted.

2. Swap the battery

3. Refit the parts and test

If the power has been disconnected from the handset or the receiver for a long period of time, it may be necessary to calibrate the system (pair the two units), see section 13.

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13. Pairing transmitter and receiver

13.1 Remote control and receiver of the lift

The remote control and receiver of the lift must always be paired in order to work. The receiver will not react to a remote control which is not paired with it. A receiver can be paired with up to 20 remote controls. A remote control can be paired with several receivers if required. When a receiver is powered on (see section 10.6), the RF-Status in the connection box will flash for 2 minutes. Or until it is paired with a remote control.

Pairing remote control and receiver of the lift

1. Make sure that there is power to the system. Press the

emergency stop and switch off the on/off switch on the side of the lift (see section 10.6).

2. Press the UP (↑) and DOWN (↓) buttons on the remote

control at the same time and hold them down for approx. 5 seconds until the control LED on the remote control begins to flash slowly. The remote control is now in installation mode for 2 minutes.

3. Within these 2 minutes, release the red emergency stop

on the lift by turning it clockwise.

4. When the control LED on the remote control stops

flashing, it is paired with the lift.

5. Test the system so as to ensure the pairing has been

performed correctly; if not, repeat 1-5 above.

6. If you need to pair several remote controls to the

receiver, repeat item 2-5 above.

7. Switch on the on/off switch on the side of the lift.

Handheld remote control

(transmitter)

Resetting remote control and receiver of the lift

1. Press the UP (↑) and DOWN (↓) buttons on the handset at the same time and hold them

down for approx. 5 seconds. Until the control diode on the handset begins to flash slowly. The handset is now in installation mode for 2 minutes.

2. Perform the following within the 2 minutes:

Press: UP (↑), UP (↑), DOWN (↓), DOWN (↓), UP (↑), DOWN (↓), UP (↑), DOWN (↓)

3. When the control diode starts to flash quickly, the handset is no longer associated with a

particular lift.

IMPORTANT! Make sure no other receiver is in pairing mode

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Resetting the receiver of the lift

• Switch the power to the lift on.

• Short-circuit JP1-1 on the connection box board.

• When the control LED begins to flash rapidly, the

receiver has been reset. Should the control LED not flash rapidly, this means that no receiver has been paired.

13.2 Wireless call station and receiver of the lift

The wireless call station and receiver must always be paired in order to work. The receiver will not react to a wireless call station which is not paired with it. A receiver can be paired with up to 20 wireless call stations. A wireless call station can be paired with several receivers if required. When a receiver is powered on (see section 10.6) the RF-Status in the connection box will flash for 2 minutes. Or until it is paired with a wireless call station.

Pairing wireless call station and receiver of the lift

1. Make sure that there is power to the system. Press the

emergency stop and switch off the on/off switch on the side of the lift (see section 10.6).

2. Wall-mounted remote-controlled call station: Set dip

switch S4 #2 to ON and press on the contact or shortcircuit (↑) or (↓) using a metal object. The control LED on the call station will start to flash slowly. The call station is now in installation mode for 2 minutes. Return S4 #2 to its starting position (off).

3. Within these 2 minutes, release the red emergency stop

on the lift by turning it clockwise.

4. The control LED on the call station is paired with the lift

when it stops flashing.

5. Test the system so as to ensure the pairing has been

performed correctly. If not, repeat 1-5 above. If you need to pair several call stations to the receiver, repeat items 2-5 above.

6. Switch on the on/off switch on the side of the lift.

Resetting wireless call station and receiver of the lift

• Set dip switch S4 #1 to ON and press on the contact or connect (↑) or (↓) using a metal

object. The control LED on the call station will flash rapidly.

• The pairing with the receiver has now been erased.

• Return dip switch S4 #1 to off.

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Resetting the receiver of the lift

• Switch the power to the lift on.

• Short-circuit JP1-1on the connection box board.

• When the control LED begins to flash rapidly,

the receiver has been reset. Should the control LED not flash rapidly, this means that no receiver has been paired.

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14. Installation and handover

The form below shall be filled out upon installation.

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15. Maintenance checklist

In addition to the general maintenance described in section 12, we recommend, as the manufacturer, that routine inspections are undertaken every 6 months by an authorized service technician*. The dealer you have bought the product from will offer this service, but if you wish to use another service provider, the owner of the lift is responsible for ensuring that the chosen service technician is qualified in the product in question. (Please also see: https://www.liftup.dk/en/distributors/# if necessary).

For safety reasons it is very important that these inspections are maintained, since lacking or improperly performed inspections may result in personal injury.

IMPORTANT! Before servicing the lift, the emergency stop button must be activated. This is to prevent accidental operation. It is the responsibility of the service technician to operate the emergency stop before servicing work is begun. NB: It is not enough to disconnect the 110-240V supply, as the system is fitted with a battery backup.

A check form like the one below shall be filled in upon each inspection. The form shall be filed by the company which has entered into the service agreement.

Our recommendations for the number of maintenance inspections in a year:

Outdoor

Indoor

Private 2 1

Public 4 2

(Regarding local regulations)

*Has completed a Liftup product and service course.

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16. Service logbook

This form (like the one below), shall be filled in after each inspection. The logbook should be kept together with the lift.

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17. Spare parts and accessories

IMPORTANT! It is important to use only original spare parts. Replacement of parts may only be undertaken by a qualified service technician. The use of non-original spare parts may void the right of complaint. Furthermore, product safety may be compromised, which may pose a risk to personal safety.

A complete survey of spare parts for Liftups products can be found on our website http://parts.liftup.dk/

Art. No.

Description

Illustration

100336

DC motor for Ramp

100338

Micro Switch - Safety system V4L IP67

104834

Emergency Stop Button

102744

Motor for Safety Barrier 102759

POM guide for stairs/wall profile

102766

Brush for wall profile 102768

Spring for safety barrier contact

100579

Plug for door 40x40

101139

Timing Belt for Vertical Barrier (m)

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Art. No.

Description

Illustration

101326

Actuator for door EasyLift 800/900 (grey)

102355

Actuator for door EasyLift 800/900 (black)

103679

Actuator for door EasyLift 1100 (grey)

104179

Actuator for door EasyLift 1100 (black) 101558

Cable for vertical barrier / call station

101604

Remote control – transmitter unit. (Accessory)

101951

Repair, spray, Color Akzo 900 /RAL7022 is close

103482

Control Board for FS2, ELV3

102556

Cam for ramp lock, FS2 & ELV3

102557

Brass bracket for ramp lock FS2 & ELV3

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Art. No.

Description

Illustration

102726

PCB for connection box FS2 / ELV3

102773

Friction clutch for ramp lock

102890

Battery 12V 5Ah LiFePo4 Raizer / FS2 / EL400

103080

Power supply unit 36 V EasyLift

103182

Actuator Complete, motor EasyLift V3

103152

Spring for ramp - Friction clutch

103333

Programming Cable USB A to B - EasyLift

101589

Micro Switch - Safety System Forced Break IP60 (800/900/1100)

103691

Triangular key for emergency open of EasyLift 1100 door

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18. Disassembly

In order to ensure correct disassembly for any re-use in another installation, we recommend using an authorized service technician*. Contact your dealer for assistance with disassembly.

Bear in mind that there may be a risk of overturning when the lift is detached from the building structure.

*Has completed a Liftup product and service course.

19. Disposal

It is the duty of the owner to dispose of the product in accordance with the regulations applicable at the time. Please note, in particular, that the control unit and remote control contain batteries, which must be disposed of separately.

Do not put the battery in trash. When disposing of the battery, comply with local ordinances or regulations.

Consider contacting your dealer for assistance with disposal.

20. Right of complaint

The right of complaint encompasses the at any time applicable rules regarding the right of complaint. Please read more about this in the terms of sale and delivery: http://www.liftup.dk/en/about-liftup/general-conditions/.

NB: If the prescribed service inspections are not maintained the right of complaint may be lost. Failing to perform these inspections can also have serious consequences for product safety. It rests with the customer to ensure compliance with the prescribed service inspections at all times. Cf. Danish Working Environment Authority Executive Order 1109 §14.

Enjoy using your new EasyLift!

Best regards,

Liftup A/S

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