Braun L955 User Manual

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Page 8Lift Operation Safety PrecautionsRead manual and supplement(s) before operating lift. Readand become familiar with all safety precautions, pre-

Page 9WARNINGWhenever a wheelchair passenger (or standee) is on the platform, the:• Passenger must be positioned fully inside yellow boundaries• Wheel

Page 10Lift Operation Safety PrecautionsLift Operation SafetyPlatform must be positioned at floor level (bridge plateheight) when loading or unloading

Page 11Lift Operation SafetyWARNINGMaintenance and lubrication procedures must be performed as specified in this manual byauthorized (certified) servi

Page 12Pre-Lift Operation Notes and DetailsBraun L955 Millennium Series liftsare consumer oriented (designed toallow operation by the wheelchairpassen

Page 13Pump Module ControlSwitches: The lift-mountedPre-Lift Operation Notes and DetailsDoor(s) PlatformPress switches upwardfor these functions:Pres

Page 14Pre-Lift Operation Notes and DetailsControl Switches (continued)UPDOWNHandrail UP/DOWN Switch: Aspring-loaded horizontal-slidestyle switch is

Page 15Pre-Lift Operation Notes and DetailsBridge Plate: The hinged bridgeplate assembly bridges the gapbetween the lift platform and thevehicle floo

Page 16Pre-Lift Operation Notes and DetailsLift Features (continued)Although the L955 featuresautomatic floor level switching,the lift operator (wheel

Page 17Pre-Lift Operation Notes and DetailsFully-Engaged Roll Stop LatchLatch FootFully-Folded(Up-vertical)Roll StopsFully-Unfolded (Ramp position) Ro

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Page 18Pre-Lift Operation Notes and DetailsLift Features (continued)Roll Stop Latch: A spring-loaded latch engages theoutboard roll stop when theroll

Page 19Pre-Lift Operation Notes and Detailsoperator must activate theDOWN switch to lower theplatform fully to the ground. Thelift operator or attend

Page 20Pre-Lift Operation Notes and Detailsthe fully-up (vertical) position andthe outboard roll stop latch mustbe fully engaged whenever awheelchair

Page 21WARNINGPosition and secure(buckle, engage,fasten, etc.) thewheelchair-equippedoccupant seat beltbefore loading ontothe wheelchair liftplatform.

Page 22vehicle with the salesrepresentative on hand toensure the lift is right for youas the end user (applicablefor your use based on yourphysical ab

Page 23WARNINGMaintenance andlubrication proce-dures must be per-formed by authorizedservice personnel asspecified in theapplicable installa-tion/serv

Page 24Lift Operating InstructionsWARNINGRead and becomefamiliar with all liftoperation safetyprecautions, pre-liftoperation notes anddetails, operati

Page 25Lift Operating InstructionsTo Open Door(s):Automatic Door Operator(s):Press yellow OPEN switch untildoor(s) are fully open. Releaseswitch.Manu

Page 26DOWNLift Operating Instructions2. Press red DOWN switch until theentire platform reaches groundlevel (stops) and roll stop unfoldsfully (see Ph

Page 27Lift Operating Instructions To Unload Passenger: (continued)I3. Unlock wheelchair brakes andunload passenger from platform.Note: Roll stops mus

Page 1ContentsLift TerminologyLift Terminology Illustration ... 2Introduction ...

Page 28UPLift Operating Instructions To Load Passenger:1. Load passenger onto platformfacing outward and lock wheel-chair brakes.Note: Roll stops must

Page 29To Load Passenger (continued):3. Unlock wheelchair brakes and loadpassenger from platform intovehicle. Note: Lower head toclear door jamb head

Page 30Lift Operating Instructions To Close Door(s):Automatic Door Operator(s):Press yellow CLOSE switch untildoor(s) are fully closed. Releaseswitch

Page 31WARNINGContact The BraunCorporation beforeadjusting hydraulicpressure relief valve. Failure to do so may result in serious bodily injury and/o

Page 32Open(Down)Close(Up/Stop)Manual Operating InstructionsRefer to photos and illustration ofrelease valve on previous page. To Unfold Platform (Out

Page 33Open(Down)Close(Up/Stop)EUsing hand pump handle:a. Place slotted end of pump handleonto back-up pump release valveand turn clockwise to closese

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Page 36Maintenance is necessary toensure safe and trouble-free liftoperation. General preventivemaintenance consisting ofinspections of your lift sys

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Page 39Warranty and Registration InstructionsModel No.Series No.Serial No.Pump CodeCylinder CodeDate of ManufactureNote: Retain this informationfor f

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Page 3Lift Terminology Introduction:Braun L955 Millennium Serieslifts are consumer oriented(designed to allow operation bythe wheelchair passenger).

Page 4Lift Terminologypump module consists of thehydraulic pump, the manual handpump and electrical componentsthat power the lift electric/hydrau-lic

Page 5Lift TerminologyManual Operation System: Amanual backup hand pump isbuilt into the pump module. Thelift platform can be unfolded,lowered, rai

Page 6 from ground level to floor level(fully-raised) position when theUP switch is pressed.FOLD (In) - Platform Fold: Foldis the action of the platf

Page 7Safety SymbolsLift Operation SafetySAFETY FIRST! Know That ...supplements (if included), isprovided for your safety. Famil-iarity with prope