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- Page 1 MICROLIFT USER HANDBOOK IMPORTANT Before using your Stannah Microlift, please ensure that you read and familiarise yourself with these instructions.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Load capacity (kg): Serial number: Date into service: Note: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the clarity and accuracy of this handbook, Stannah Microlifts cannot be held responsible for damage or injury resulting from negligence or misuse of the Microlift. -
Page 3: Introduction
18 - it could save you the cost of an unnecessary service call. IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE A ‘Lock Release’ key will have been left by our installers in the Microlift motor compartment. It is for use by trained lift engineers only - DO NOT attempt to use it yourself. - Page 4 Nationwide Service Network are listed on page 19). It should be noted that in order to validate any guarantee (see page 17), the Microlift must be serviced within the first three months from handover and thereafter at three monthly intervals.
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Page 6: Microlift Operation
MICROLIFT OPERATION FOR MICROLIFTS FITTED WITH LED CONTROL BUTTONS Microlift controls are located beside the landing doors on each floor that the lift serves. The controls are very simple; each control station contains individual call/send buttons for each floor served, with LED indicators also being provided. - Page 7 • If the red light stays on, go to the floor indicated by the white button and close the landing shutter door and/or the inner car shutter door (if fitted) to put the Microlift back into service. SENDING Fig. 7 •...
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Page 8: Safe Operation Of Car Shutter
MICROLIFT OPERATION SAFE OPERATION OF CAR SHUTTER To open the inner car shutter safely, first lift the top section until there is a gap of approximately 300mm as shown in Fig. 9. To fully open the inner car shutter, push down on the bottom section until it is level Fig. -
Page 9: Loading
• the load does not overhang the edge of the lift car (Fig. 15). • the load does not exceed the carrying capacity of the Microlift - if in doubt, make another trip! (Fig. 16). • the shelf is not overloaded (maximum shelf Fig. -
Page 10: Sending And Unloading
(Fig.21). (For push button control intructions, please see p5). • The white LED will go out and the red LED will come on to confirm that the Microlift is on its way. • On arrival at the selected floor the red LED... -
Page 11: Do's And Don'ts
Fig. 29 DON’T overload the lift or shelf (Fig. 30). DON’T try to enter or ride in the Microlift - it is for carrying goods only. Safety Regulations forbid travel by any persons in a SERVICE LIFT (Fig. 31). Fig. 30... -
Page 12: Heated Lift Car Option
Switch unit DESCRIPTION The Microlift heated car option is designed for keeping food hot during transportation between floor levels. It should not be used for storing food as it is not a heated cabinet. The heating is confined to the upper section of... -
Page 13: Heated Shelf Option
Microlift with three DESCRIPTION heated shelves fitted. The Microlift heated shelf option is designed Note: Heated for keeping food hot during transportation shelves are not between floor levels. It should not be used for removable. -
Page 14: Hinged Door Option
Fig. 35 Fig. 36 red LED will illuminate to indicate to other users that the Microlift is in use (Fig. 37). The Microlift can now be unloaded. When unloading is complete, please remember to gently close the inner car gate (if... -
Page 15: Intercom Option
Generally the intercom handset is positioned on the wall next to the Microlift landing entrance at each floor the lift serves. It comprises a wall mounted unit with one or more push buttons (depending on the model Fig. -
Page 16: Load Weighing Device Option
The following information applies to Microlifts fitted with a load weighing device. DESCRIPTION If the Microlift has been overloaded (and if it is fitted with a load weighing device), the safety mechanism will automatically trip and stop the lift from operating (Fig. 43). -
Page 17: Microlift Care
In the event of a major spillage overflowing into the Microlift car, contact your Service branch. You will need a Lift Service Engineer to provide you with access to the Microlift pit to enable you to clean up the spillage. MOTOR COMPARTMENT Keep the Microlift motor compartment locked at all times to prevent unauthorised access. -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Check this list before contacting your local Stannah Service Branch - it could save you time and the cost of an unnecessary service call. Problem Cause Cure Inner car shutter and/or landing Check all landing doors and door left open. -
Page 19: Guarantee
• The lift well and machine room or machine space must be freely accessible, free from damp, properly ventilated and maintained in line with any requirements detailed within the user manual. Stannah reserve the right to change the terms of any warranty provided subject to any such change being notified to the beneficiary in writing. - Page 20 NOTES...
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Page 23: Stannah Service Branches
STANNAH SERVICE BRANCHES CONTACT STANNAH LIFT SERVICES LIMITED AT: SCOTLAND WEST MIDLANDS & SOUTH WEST ENGLAND 45 Carlyle Avenue MID WALES & SOUTH WALES Hillington Industrial Estate, Unit A6 Unit 2, Brook Office Park Glasgow G52 4XX Coombswood Way Emersons Green... - Page 24 Handbook, we cannot be held responsible for damage or injury resulting from negligence or misuse of this lift equipment. We are continually developing and improving the Microlift range and we therefore reserve the right to alter or amend the specification without prior notice.
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