Wiring and Final FixingFitting the Transformer
The transformer from the fitting kit now needs to be connected to the
charge system wiring. In the top of the rail there will be some wires
and a connector block pushed into the end. Pull out these wires and join
the wires from the transformer into the connector block.
Push the jointed wires and connector block back into the rail end, push
the rail end cap form the fitting kit over the end of the rail. The transformer can now be plugged into your chosen mains outlet, the
charging system is now energized. The charging voltage is only 15 volts
(AC) and is perfectly safe. Fixing Down the RailThe rail must now be fixed to the stairs. It is important that until
this is done and the top ramp is finally adjusted that no-one 'rides'
the stair lift. It may fall and cause a very serious injury. Visually check that the rail is parallel to the adjacent wall, and looking
up the stairs, behind the seat that the stair lift will not catch the
wall on the way up. Also check that there are no obstructions such as
windowsills. There should be approximately ? inch between seat
back and the wall. Once checked and final position verified, screw the rail brackets down
to the stairs using the wood screws provided. We advise that you should
use all 16 screws. Leaving any out may compromise the safety of the installation. Fixing Bottom Safety Edge for CarriageLocate the two threaded holes on the lower side of the carriage on the
bottom sprung plate. Screw in the 2 'standoff' screws. Then attach the
bottom safety edge to these 'standoffs' using the plastic screws provided. Setting the Top Stopping PositionThe black upper 'limit stop' ramp needs to be re-fitted and adjusted.
Locate the 'limit stop' back onto the rail, ensuring that the guide on
the rail is located on the ridge on the top track surface. Tighten the
screw into the slot on the limit ramp, with it set in the lowest position
(closest to the downstairs). Refit the red battery isolator plug and drive the stair lift to the top
of the stairs. It will stop on the limit ramp. For correct positioning
the footrest of the stair lift should be level with the top landing. If
it is not, move the stair lift back down the stairs a little way, and
raise the limit stop by loosening the screw and sliding the ramp upwards.
Tighten down and test the position as before. Repeat as necessary, until
the stair lift stops in the correct position. Remote ControlsLocal building codes may require that remote call stations be fixed to
the wall. We have supplied wall mounting brackets which can be fixed to
the wall to hold the remote controls in place. The holders should be placed
on the wall that the stair lift is adjacent to, to ensure that the infa-red
signal can 'see' the stair lift. The signal can 'bounce', but will not
travel around corners. Your stair lift installation is now complete, but you must go through
the final checks to ensure it is safe to operate. | 
