Operators & Maintenance Manual OPERATOR S MANUAL USAGE AND MAINTENANCE F100M F100M. Powered Fixed Hoist Ideal for raised swimming pools and hot tubs

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MANUAL USAGE AND MAINTENANCE F100M F100M

1 MIllside House Anton Road Andover Hampshire SP10 2RW T: +44 (0) E: Operators & Maintenance Manual OPERATOR S MANUAL USAGE AND MAINTENANCE F100M F100M Powered Fixed Hoist Ideal for raised swimming pools and hot tubs POWERED FIXED HOIST FOR POOLS Ed

2 D I G I P R O J E C T Company Copyright: DIGI PROJECT The Edited. Pool April Lift Company 2010 Millside House Anton Address Roadof manufacturing company: Andover DiGi Project SP10 2RW Via Aldo Moro, PEGOGNAGA Telephone MANTOVA +44 (0) ITALY Internet: info@digiproject.biz info@poollifts.co.uk ANY COPY OR ALTERATION OF THIS MANUAL IS NOT ALLOWED. Delivery date:

D I G I P R O J E C T The manual is divided into seven sections identified

information to become familiar with F100M POWERED FIXED pool hoist.

specifications for the hoist Part C (Safety devices and information) All

Part D (Operator) Features and advice for the operator.

3 D I G I P R O J E C T The manual is divided into seven sections identified by specific icons Part A (General information) Important General information to become familiar with F100M POWERED FIXED pool hoist. Identifying details for the unit together with important information for the operator are included as well. Part B (Technical specifications ) This section covers all the standard specifications for the hoist Part C (Safety devices and information) All the information related to the safety devices and the operator s security Part D (Operator) Features and advice for the operator. Part E ( Controls and devices) All the information related to the unit controls and devices. Part F (Use) All the information related to the unit use. Part G (Maintenance) Instructions for the unit regular service and maintenance Part H (Service coupons) The coupons for the service and maintenance operations.

4 D I G I P R O J E C T Table of contents 1 addresses 2 Section index 3 Subject index SECTION A GENERAL INFORMATION A.02 General information A.03 F100M Identifying plate A.03 Notice stickers A.04 Information and advice for the user SECTION B SPECS AND PERFORMANCE B.02 Recommendations for usage B.03 Technical specifications B.03 Dimensions and measurements B.04 Hydrolic and electric system specs SECTION C RULES AND SAFETY DEVICES C.02 General safety rules C.02 Safety devices C.03 Emergency SECTION D OPERATOR D.02 User s necessary ability D.02 Use and responsibility SECTION E CONTROL & INSTRUMENT DESCRIPTION E.02 Main control panel E.02 Remote control for F 100M hoist usage SECTION F USE INSTRUCTIONS F.02 Introduction F.03 Handling instructions SECTION G SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE G.02 Introduction G.02 Check inspection plan G.03 Final disposal SECTION H CHECK INSPECTIONS H.02 Check inspection sheet

5 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T A.01 SECTION A (General Information)

Owner s Manual 006 - Ed. 03.2013 D I G I P R O J E C T A.

instructions. INSTRUCTION Suggested or forbidden way of use for the operator.

6 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T A.02 Section A (General Information) The purpose of the following symbols is to underline suggestions or instructions. INSTRUCTION Suggested or forbidden way of use for the operator. ATTENTION Way of use may result dangerous for the unit. DANGER Way of use my result dangerous for the operator or other people nearby No less than two people are needed to carry out this operation

information: 1 Model 2 Serial Number 3 Max lifting capacity Max capacity Kg. via Aldo Moro, 25 46020 Pegognaga MN Tel.+393383772084 Mail.

7 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T A.03 Identification of the F 100M fixed hoist for pool Unit plate The unit plate is on the left side of the pole and you can find the following information: 1 Model 2 Serial Number 3 Max lifting capacity Max capacity Kg. via Aldo Moro, Pegognaga MN Tel Mail. info@digiproject.biz Plates and stickers Instructions information black on a yellow background. You can find the main safety instructions for the unit use DIGI Project s.n.c. The via Pool Aldo Lift Moro Company 25, Pegognaga (MN)

This owner s manual is in accordance with the Device Directive 89/392 and subsequent amendments.

ATTENTION: The user must be informed of the following responsibility issues: The Manufacturer is responsible for the unit in the way it is made in its premises and

8 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T A.04 User Information From now on the company DiGi Pool Project Lifts is indicated as The Manufacturer of the unit. This owner s manual is in accordance with the Device Directive 89/392 and subsequent amendments. The use indications of this manual are those indicted by The Manufacturer. ATTENTION: The user must be informed of the following responsibility issues: The Manufacturer is responsible for the unit in the way it is made in its premises and for the use indicated in Part B. INSTRUCTION: Check the following indication before the unit first use: The unit plate with CE seal it is attached by the Manufacturer. ATTENTION: Technical specifications, capacity, weight plates and other information are referred to maximum unit performance in the way it is made in the Manufacturer premises. Any welding, damaging of electric or mechanical devices, replacing of non-genuine spare parts and removing of protection devices is forbidden.

9 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T A.05 Maintenance has to follow the indications and the timing of Part G. Operator: We refer to the operator the use of the unit. That is to say the unit starting, the use of the unit devices and the maintenance. The operator must be aware of the safety information and its correspondent devices together with the use of the unit controls. Responsibility The operator is directly responsible for the unit use and working, the unit maintenance and every above-mentioned operation

10 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T B.01 PART B (PERFORMANCES AND SPECIFICATIONS )

11 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T B.02 Allowed use The unit meets the requirements of the standards for breaking resistance and stress. The unit is made in accordance with UNI CNR standards. The unit allowed use is for a pool lift in order to help people with disabilities in their transfer to and from pools. The operator must use the unit by following the use indications of the manufacturer. Any other use is not allowed. DIGI Project s.n.c. The via Pool Aldo Lift Moro Company 25, Pegognaga (MN)

Owner s Manual 006 - Ed. 03.2013 D I G I P R O J E C T B.03 Technical features The allowed weight capacity on the seat is Kgs.140 Max. weight capacity on the seat 140 Kg. Max. travel 550 mms.

12 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T B.03 Technical features The allowed weight capacity on the seat is Kgs.140 Max. weight capacity on the seat 140 Kg. Max. travel 550 mms. Overall dimensions in stand-by position: height 1820 mm max. width 550 mm max. length 900 mm Max. overall dimensions in work position: height 1040 mm max. width 550 mm max. length 1500 mm Weight in work position 95 Kg. Time of down-lift with weight 23 sec. Time of up-lift with weight 17 sec. Rotation: 340 Rotation time: : 30 Sec. DIGI Project s.n.c. The Pool via Aldo Lift Moro Company 25, Pegognaga (MN)

13 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T B.04 Unit electric diagram Unit hydraulic diagram

Owner s Manual 006 - Ed. 03.2013 D I G I P R O J E C T B.

14 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T B.05 Exploded view drawing for F100M Exploded view drawing for socket of F100M

15 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T C.01 PART C (SAFETY INFORMATION AND DEVICES)

Owner s Manual 006 -- Ed. 03.2013 D I G I P R O J E C T C.02 General safety information The owner must keep the unit in good working conditions.

Do not use the unit on rise round or in relevant slopes. Do not load unknown weight capacities on the unit.

operations. Check the unit is in stand-by position before re-start.

In case of electric power failure, start the electric valve in a manual way to lower the seat (see picture).

16 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T C.02 General safety information The owner must keep the unit in good working conditions. Read the manual for any need of information. The use of the manual pump and the electric valve is only for properly instructed operator. Do not use the unit on rise round or in relevant slopes. Do not load unknown weight capacities on the unit. In case of person on a wheelchair -make sure the wheelchair is firmly stopped on the ground and the person is properly and firmly seated before starting operations. Check the unit is in stand-by position before re-start. Emergency Use the manual pump with lever in case of hydraulic failure - the lever is placed on the left. The oil arrives to the hydraulic jack for the up-lift. In case of electric power failure, start the electric valve in a manual way to lower the seat (see picture). Address to service staff, once the up-lift or down-lift operations have succeeded. Emergency In case of block of the rotating system, unscrew the black knob (a) to disconnect the motor gear from the gear wheel thus allowing the lift manual rotation; The whole system is to be repaired by authorized skilled engineer after the emergency. a DIGI Project s.n.c. The via Pool Aldo Lift Moro Company 25, Pegognaga (MN)

17 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T D.01 PART D (OPERATOR) DIGI Project s.n.c. The via Pool Aldo Lift Moro Company 25, Pegognaga (MN)

18 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T D.02 Qualifications The staff or operator in charge of the unit must be familiar with its use and must fit the following qualifications: Body Good sight, sense of hearing and coordination, skilfulness with the unit use. No disabilities coming fom drugs or alcoholic drinks. Mind Skilfulness in taking decisions in line with the manual information and the safety information for their own safety and for everybody else in the surroundings. Behaviour The operator must work in no-stress conditions and must be able to take decisions regarding his own working conditions in order to ensure maximum safety. Training This manual must be carefully read in all parts. At the beginning the operator must become familiar with the unit use and its controls by starting more times the unit without a person seated. Use and responsibility Use We refer to the use and responsibility related to the unit from its starting to its working and maintenance. The operator must known the safety information and the correspondent controls use and unit equipment..

19 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T E.01 PART E (CONTROLS AND DEVICES)

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20 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T E.02 CONTROL PANEL Unit start controls 1) Key starter 8 2 Start the unit by turning on clockwise the key starter and the battery level LED indicators light on. 2) (DOWN) control button for lowering/clockwise rotation The button is in the middle of the panel. It is shown by a down-facing arrow. Keep the button pressed to ensure movement. Release the button to stop. 3) (UP) control button for lifting/anti-clockwise rotation This button is on the rights side of the panel. It is shown by an up-facing arrow, Keep the button pressed to ensure movement. Release the button to stop. 4) Battery charge indicator The indicator is on the left side of the control panel. There are five (no. 5) red LED indicators for the level of charge from 0% to 100%. 5) Emergency push-button The push-button is on the right top side of the panel and it is like a red mushroom. There is a yellow coloured circle underneath it where you can find the indication EMERGENCY STOP. Once the button is pushed, turn clockwise to release it. 6) Plug in Battery Charger Use the battery charger for putting the battery under charge for 10 hours at least. Repeat such an operation at least once a week.

Owner s Manual 006 - Ed. 06.2013 D I G I P R O J E C T E.03 7) Remote control Plug the remote control into the appropriate socket.

21 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T E.03 7) Remote control Plug the remote control into the appropriate socket. The remote control has a button (3) with the same functions as the one on the control panel, a button (2) with the same functions as the one of the control panel and a button (8) with the same functions as the one on the control panel. 8 ) Rotating function The clockwise or anti-clockwise rotation takes place by pressing buttons 8 and 2 or 3 at the same time. Up and down remote control UP The lifting operation is activated by pressing button (3). The movement is ensured by keeping the button pressed ; when the button is released, the movement stops. DOWN The lowering operation is activated by pressing button (2). The movement is ensured by keeping the button pressed; the movement stops when the button is released ROTATION clockwise/anti-clockwise The rotation function is activated by pressing button (8), the clockwise rotation takes place by pressing button (2) while the anti-clockwise rotation takes place by pressing button(3) The movement takes place only if buttons are pressed. It stops when buttons are released., 8 3 2

22 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T F.01 PART F (USE INSTRUCTIONS)

23 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T F02 Introduction Safe operating procedures. DANGER. Use the unit in flat areas only. ATTENTION: Check the safety devices every time you start the unit. Movement of the transported person The person is to be lifted to overcome the pool wall (UP) and then lowered into the water (DOWN). In order to carry out these operations safely, the following steps have to be followed in sequence. phase 1: position the lift F 100M seat near the wheelchair phase 2: transfer the person from the wheelchair to the lift seat and fasten the safety belt phase 3: switch on the machine phase 4: press the UP button(2) either on the remote control or on the main panel and keep the button pressed to lift and release it to stop lifting. phase 5: The rotation function is activated by pressing button (8) and buttons( 2) or( 3) on the remote control to have the fixed pool lift F100M turn until the seat is over the water. phase 6: press the DOWN button (2) to start lowering and keep it pressed until the seat is in the water. Release the button to stop lowering. At this moment, a second person, who is inside the water, can unfasten the belt and help the person to leave the seat. Recovery of the person from the pool phase 7: at this stage, a second person is needed (as per phase 6), to make sure the person is duly seated and the belt fastened. phase 8: press the UP button (3): the seat goes up remaining in horizontal position. Keep

24 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T F02 the button pressed until end of stroke. The solenoid stops automatically at final position. phase 9: press button (8) and buttons ( 2) or (3) on the remote control to activate the rotating function of fixed pool lift F100M until the seat is over the ground. phase 10: press the DOWN button (2) until the seat is at the desired level. Release the button to stop. phase 11: unfasten the safety belt, transfer the person from the fixed F 100M pool lift to his/her wheelchair

25 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T G.01 PART G (MAINTENANCE)

26 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T G02 Introduction Both the operator and the service operations must be indicated in the pages dedicated to check coupons at the end of this manual. Maintenance operations must be executed with the key turned off. The unit electric devices and components must be properly protected and covered when you wash the unit. Pressure water-jets may damage electric devices, components and wiring. Coating finish and other anti -rust surface treatments protect all the unit components from weather conditions. However, we suggest to check the unit coating and the surface treatments regularly. If necessary, carry out touch-up repairs to surfaces. Check list Take care of the main maintenance operations of the unit as follows: After 6 months of unit work - Check pins and joints - Check safety belt fixings and locks - Check electric connections and wiring - Check oil level in the oil tank - Check cylinder jacks for oil leaks. - Check that wheels and bearings are working properly, ensure tyres are not worn out and that the wheels run straight when unit is pushed Every 12 months - Check oil-pressure cylinders - Check hydraulic applications and safety devices - Check the unit frame - Check/or replace the yellow plates - Inspect fluid and filter and replace if necessary - Check pins and joints - Check safety belt fixings and locks - Check and test electric connections and wiring A competent member of staff must check and test all the unit safety devices, controls, and mechanical parts if the unit is not used for a period of time longer than three months. Disposal The disposal of this product must be carried out by competent agencies according to the laws and rules of the country where the unit has been use.

27 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T H.01 PART H (SERVICE COUPONS)

28 Owner s Manual Ed D I G I P R O J E C T H.02 The following service coupons are for the operator and for the service use. After 6 months of use Date Signature After 12 months of use Date Signature After 24 months of use Date Signature

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