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  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Introduction Display codes References Glossary Testing Display Toggle Remotes Safety edges The batteries The battery charger Board Options Rescuing the user Faults...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    Handicare Xclusive. The guide is structured as follows: the first chapter provides general information about the Handicare Xclusive, including how the Handicare Xclusive should be tested, where the components are located and how they react to certain situations. The subsequent chapters deal with repairing faults. Flow charts are used in some cases, where step-by-step choices have to be made in order to find the cause of the fault.

  • Page 5: Display Codes

    2 Display codes Left hand Code Meaning Page None Power off − Charging 23,26 General safety circuit activated Requires charge Off charge 23,26,31 Top track limit activated Top safety edge activated Bottom track limit activated Bottom safety edge activated Low battery voltage UP travel direction DOWN travel direction Toggle switch active at power up...
  • Page 6 2 Display codes Right hand Code Meaning Page None Power off − Charging 23,26 General safety circuit activated Requires charge Off charge 23,26,31 Bottom track limit activated Bottom safety edge activated Top track limit activated Top safety edge activated Low battery voltage UP travel direction DOWN travel direction Toggle switch active at power up...

  • Page 7: References

    3 References page The general safetyline The direction safetylines 29,30 The end limit switch 22,278 The batteries 24,31 The charger The tractionmotor The brake The display The on/off switch The toggle 23,26 The armrestswitches 23,26 The remotes The infrared receiver 24,32 The fuse The powered swivel...

  • Page 8: Glossary

    4. Glossary Unit 30 amp fuse 5 amp fuse Batteries Motor Main board S8 S9 Overspeed governor switch S2, S3 Limit switch S4, S6 Power pack edge switch S5, S7 power pack edge switch...
  • Page 9 Front chassis Board powered footrest Board powered swivel S10 front chassis top/bottom edge switch S11 front chassis top/bottom edge switch Powered footrest motor Powered swivel motor Display S1 Main switch...
  • Page 10 Footrest Footrest switch S12 Footrest switch S13...
  • Page 11 Chair S14 Toggle S15 Control powered footrest S17 Emergency switch S20 Manual overrun autoswivel S18 Keyswitch S21 , S22 Hall sensors S19 Seat swivel switch...

  • Page 12: Testing

    The circuits should be tested as follows: • Use the electrical diagram to see which circuit you need to test • Disconnect the Handicare Xclusive from the power supply • Connect the molex testing link to the pcb • Set the multimeter to the “beep” or resistance or voltage test mode •...

  • Page 13: Display

    Display On the lift is a display which shows a diagnostic code to help you locate the cause of the breakdown. The codes can be found in the user- and installation manual. See also chapter 15. The toggle The lift is operated by the toggle on the armrest. The toggle or the button for the powered footrest raiser can be swapped from right to left on side.

  • Page 14: Safety Edges

    The direction-sensitive safety edges The direction-sensitive safety edge prevents the lift from moving further in the direction that is blocked. However, the Handicare Xclusive can still be moved in the opposite direction to remove the blockade. The diagnostic code shows “4” or “6”...

  • Page 15: The Batteries

    10. The batteries Two 12V 7 Ah maintenance-free lead-acid batteries are used. They have an expected life span of three years. If the output voltage of one of the batteries is at least 5V less than that of the other, it can be assumed the battery is faulty.

  • Page 16: The Battery Charger

    11. Charging power supply The battery charger is suitable for an input voltage of between 100V and 240V. The output voltage is 33 V=. The charging current is 1 A. There are different diagnostic codes if the lift requires charge Code 1 and 7: When the battery voltage is very low (maybe down to 10%capacity left in batteries), this fault code will appear.

  • Page 17: Board

    Boards 125 Mainboard 126 Powered swivel 126 Powered footrest...

  • Page 18: Options

    Options The stairlift can be extended with extra powered options: • Powered swivel chair • Powered footrest raiser Logic The grey communication loom provides a link between the 125 pcb and the 126 pcb. The 126 connection on the MS125 pcb output is 11,5 volts. Each time a 126 pcb is connected, the reading will drop by approximately 0.8 volts as communication between the two pcb’s is established.

  • Page 19: Rescuing The User

    Rescuing the user Instructions for rescuing a user seated on a chair lift of the type Handicare Xclusive that is still at the top of the stairs. Check the status of the stairlift via the diagnostic display. Remove faults in the stair lift that could pose a danger to the user.

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