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Liftkar PTR I 17

4.3.1 RELEASING

Release the safety lug (

figure 1a

) and move the retention lever into the

rear position (

figure 1b

).

Pivot the handle unit carefully towards the wheelchair until the
wheelchair reaches the ground and the handle unit is in a vertical
position. Then undo the manual bolts and pull both retention blocks to
the side out of the wheelchair backrest.

NOTE

Perform this procedure only on horizontal ground, well
away from the stairs.

4.4 USING THE TRACKED STAIRCLIMBER ON LEVEL
SURFACES

4.4.1 MOVING ON LEVEL SURFACES

In order to move the wheelchair on the tracked stairclimber or to turn
the combination on landings, push the handle unit slightly downwards
(

figure 1

).

This raises the stairclimber tracks so that the tracked stairclimber can be
shifted on the rear left-hand and right-hand side wheel units.

4.4.2 BASE UNIT FUNCTIONS

The following controls are located on the rear side of the base unit:

Combined ON/OFF, UP/DOWN switch

Key switch

Speed selector switch

It is possible to operate the base unit without the handle unit. This mode of operation is provided exclusively for
loading the base unit and for service activities.

The base unit is operated using the ON/OFF button. After switching on, the base unit is automatically set to
Move UP mode. Pressing the ON/OFF button again switches the unit to the Move DOWN mode. Pressing the
ON/OFF button for a longer period switches the unit off.

Use the speed selector switch to choose between one of three speed settings.

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Summary of Contents for PTR

Page 1: ...LIFTKAR PTR POWERED TRACKED STAIRCLIMBER INSTRUCTION MANUAL English...

Page 2: ...Attaching the Wheel Chair 14 4 2 Operation on the Stairs 15 4 3 Removing the Wheel Chair 16 4 4 Using the Tracked Stairclimber on Level Surfaces 17 4 5 Tilting Angle Sensor 18 4 6 Battery Status Warn...

Page 3: ...battery weighs approx 28 kg the handle unit approx 11 kg The LIFTKAR PTR ensures safe handling on the stairs Regardless of whether you operate a professional mobility service or are a friend relation...

Page 4: ...NOTE Information from the manufacturer CAUTION IMMINENT DANGER OR HARMFUL SITUATION POSSIBLE If not avoided physical injury or damage to property will result WARNING IMMINENT DANGER POSSIBLE If not a...

Page 5: ...eople under the age of 16 People under the in uence of medication drugs or alcohol Pregnant people Children are not permitted to use the tracked stairclimber If an accident should occur with the stair...

Page 6: ...move down at least one ight of stairs even with a rechargeable battery that is almost empty The rst sign of the battery pack running out is indicated by the stairclimber s performance The LIFTKAR PTR...

Page 7: ...ts do not use the stairclimber on wet slippery or waxed stairs Carpet coverings must also be non slip The person being transported must not hang their arms to the side or move their arms suddenly Inst...

Page 8: ...this button to switch to DOWN mode LED ashes green Press this button longer approx 2 seconds to switch o the LIFTKAR PTR After approx 5 minutes of inactivity the unit switches o automatically to save...

Page 9: ...stair climbing speed Speed I 5 5m min Speed II 6 5m min Speed III 7 5m min 2 3 LIFTKAR PTR INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS LIFTKAR PTR COMPONENTS SCOPE OF DELIVERY 2 4 TECHNICAL DATA Maximum load incl wheel ch...

Page 10: ...CONTROLS BASE UNIT Key switch ON OFF UP DOWN switch Speed selector switch I II III DC charging socket Main fuse HANDLE UNIT ON OFF UP DOWN switch Multi function LED battery status and inclination ang...

Page 11: ...Liftkar PTR I 11 2 6 MAIN DIMENSIONS SIDE VIEW FRONT VIEW...

Page 12: ...ss terminated fully charged batteries 3 2 INSERTING LOCKING THE HANDLE UNIT TO THE BASE UNIT Place the U shaped yoke on the underside of the handle unit on the round support bar in the base unit gure...

Page 13: ...forward gure 4a subsequently draw the retention lever backwards into its lower limit position gure 4b 3 5 REMOVING THE HANDLE UNIT Pivot the handle unit forward and pull slightly up wards Once the sn...

Page 14: ...CHAIR RETENTION BRACKETS Position the wheelchair retention bracket directly underneath the bend in the wheelchair handle By pulling on both locking pins you can adjust the vertical position of the re...

Page 15: ...the key switch and the ON OFF button The tracked stairclimber is automatically set to move UP The LED is illuminated permanently green 4 2 2 MOVING UP Position the tracked stairclimber gure 2a so that...

Page 16: ...he tracked stairclimber at an angle of 90 to the stairs so that the passenger is facing the stairs Use the direction selector switch on the handle unit display to select DOWN gure 4 LED ashes green Ho...

Page 17: ...handle unit slightly downwards gure 1 This raises the stairclimber tracks so that the tracked stairclimber can be shifted on the rear left hand and right hand side wheel units 4 4 2 BASE UNIT FUNCTIO...

Page 18: ...xample it is possible to partially discharge lead batteries 1000 times drawing more than 200 times the full capacity of the battery providing the battery is never fully discharged Avoid discharging th...

Page 19: ...ent who activates the safety release system By pulling the safety release wire helper and pressing the handle unit downwards operator the device starts moving The device can be stopped anytime by rele...

Page 20: ...safety check and cleaning as per manufacturer s instructions by specialist personnel All operators must have proof of having been trained in how to operate the stairclimber 5 4 FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES...

Page 21: ...ation of your LIFTKAR PTR becomes available The current version of this instruction manual can be found at www sano at Should subsequent changes or corrective actions be needed to the product we will...

Page 22: ...e manufacturer Modi cations to the tracked stairclimbers may only be made by the manufacturer OUR RECOMMENDATION In order to ensure an extended service life of the tracked stairclimber we recommend ha...

Page 23: ...ccessories maintenance work required due to continuous operation faults occurring due to incorrect operation and or failure to comply with the instruction manual accidents negligent or violent damage...

Page 24: ...void Applied standards in particular ISO 7176 23 2002 Requirements and test methods for attendant operated stair climbing devices ISO 7176 28 2012 Wheelchairs Part 28 Requirements and test methods fo...

Page 25: ...Liftkar PTR I 25 NOTES...

Page 26: ...Liftkar PTR I 26 Model Serial No Manufacturing date Date of purchase Dealer...

Page 27: ...stra e 10 83080 Oberaudorf Germany Tel 49 8033 308 96 0 Fax 49 8033 308 96 17 info sano treppensteiger de www sano treppensteiger de SANO UK Powered Stairclimbers Ltd Bristol Court Betts Avenue Martle...

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