Bison 50
Straight Stairlift
User Manual
Issue 3 - March 2005
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5 Additional Options
5.1 Powered Swivel Seat
To sit onto a powered seat at the top of the stairs move the Stairlift to face
you by operating the remote control Ïbutton. Sit in the seat and fasten
the seatbelt then press the Direction Controller to move the Stairlift down.
The seat will swivel to its operating position and move down the stairs.
To get off a powered seat when the Stairlift is at the top of the stairs
continue to hold down the Direction Controller (1). After the Stairlift stops
moving, the seat will swivel round automatically. Switch the Stairlift off
using the On/Off Holding Switch (2) on the arm rest. It is now safe to undo
the seat belt and alight from the Stairlift.
The Stairlift can be called to the bottom of the stairs by using the remote control Ðbutton.
5.2 Remote Direction Controls
The Stairlift must be in its correct operating condition, with the seat
facing forward and switched on with the On/Off Holding Switch, before
remote controls can be used. These controls can be used to call the
Stairlift and operate hinged rails or platforms when fitted. Press the Ï
or Ðbuttons continuously until the Stairlift stops at the end of its travel.
Do not leave the Stairlift parked part way up the stairs because the
batteries will not be re-charged in this position
Should the user not be able to easily operate the direction controller on
the end of the seat arm, they can carry the hand held remote control
with them whilst travelling on the lift, and operate the lift independently
of the arm control.
5.3 Remote Controls with Auto- Parking
The direction controls operate as described above. The arm rests and
seat must be folded manually prior to operating the Autopark feature.
Press and hold the Autopark button (A) continuously to send the Stairlift
to its charge point and operate any powered hinge or platform options.
5.4 Information for North American Users
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:
1 The device may not cause harmful interference.
2 This device must accept any interference received. Including interference that may
cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications, not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance, could void the users authority to operate the
equipment.
