CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO REMOVE A STAIR LIFT CHAIR FROM THE TRACK ON WHICH IT RIDES. THIS IS A STANNAH MODEL 300 STRAIGHT TRACK, THANK YOU.

Derek Taylor, September 2007

the Switch on the left hand handle on my Stannah is not working.
please help, thank you

Ronald Luckman, June 2017

hi ive have a 230 stannah stair lift but the foot plate will not spring up dose any one have a drawing for the springs and set up ?

richard, February 2015

my foot plates won't go down

william heys what do I do, April 2014

my foot plate don't work right won't go down when arms are up

william heys, April 2014

Stannah or any other battery system wires are connected red wire to red lead on one battery the black lead from that battery to red lead on the second battery then black lead on second battery back to the board.

Carlos stairlift technical support, March 2014

stannah 300
Going down very well but going up giving problem, stop again and again , taking ages for going up

S Malik, October 2013

is stannah stairlift sofia able to be moved to left or right side of a stair case

steve, February 2013

Where can you purchase a motor for a Stannah stairlift and how much does it cost ?

martin C, October 2012

how to wires between batteries

Dean Doh, May 2012

just had a custom curved stannah stairlift installed Friday. Today, the orange power light is on, but green light is not. We have unplugged the unit, and followed instructions about the turning the key off and on, etc., but still no green light?

joanie mckinney, April 2012

I removed any stops or physical obstruction like the pulley for cable----I then used a de walt drill with screwdriver attachment (6ins) to fit on shaft where manual knob fits ---slowly sending up the track until it winds itself off---may be better if you can turn track off supports and lay on its side

dennis wild, November 2011

wot dose the 1 and 5 mean on a stannah 420 mean when i put a call in thay go on and go red

dave, March 2011

The switch under the arm rest that has the direction controls on it was replaced. but in this change it seemed to blow a fuse or relay. where would the fuse or relay be that controls this switch? any comments would be greatly appreciable, this is for the model 300 thanks

steven, February 2011

were can i get a new linage cabble from?

sean white, November 2010

take off the end cap on the track and drive the lift to the top remove the small cam on the track and drive it off the end or push it or hand wind it off

adam, January 2010

just take the top stop cam off the track and drive the lift straight off the track

pete, November 2009

THE STANNAH STAIRLIFT HAS STOP AT THE BOTTOM OF THE STAIRS THE GREEN LIGHT IS ON AND THE RED ON
IS IT THE BATTERYS. THE BATTERY CHARGERS LIGHT IS ON

vincent james, June 2009

When you say remove the seat from the track, do you mean the complete unit off the track or just the seat?

James, December 2007

Correction
NOT Spilsby Actually Snitterby

By the way switch off electrics, you can't see 230Volts

Sorry about that, good job my wife keeps an eye on me. Love her.

Michael Digby, October 2007

Don't know if this will help, but I've just done the same to a 1990 model 215 A series
1) Take the lift to the top as far as possible after removing the limiter on the track
2) Unless you have help or can lift about 8 stone of awkward shape, then remove all the panel screws/bolts, push the wires through to allow slack & then remove the seat bolts (mine had 1 static bolt at the bottom & 2 which fitted into a runner behind a panel which come off when twisted, but the bottom nut has to be loosened)
3) Remove the top end cap & the screws which hold the wires/cable to the chair, you can hang these over the top just by pulling out as long as have enough slack wire.
4) Go to the bottom, remove the end cap (we had to take the main frame off the middle & bottom supports & raise)
5) Back to the top end, wind up the motor unit to make the chain tight, you can then lift off the chain top support, make sure the manual brake is on, just leave hanging on the top of the runner.
6) Release the manual brake & allow the unit to either slide down, or if it won't move use the emergency winder ( Stuck mine in a cordless drill) This allows the chain to slacken, allow enough looseness so that you can lift the chain over the side at the bottom end & put brake on again.
7) Put the chain over the side & you can access the allen bolt to release chain at the bottom, which is on a spring thing.
8) Release the brake, whilst supporting & push the unit up, it should then come off, put it where you like (wires permitting ) then do what you need to do.
9) I only had to do clean up & put on new wheels, so just re-assembled Got the parts from
www.stairlift-spares.co.uk based at Spilsby Lincs. but deliver worldwide. They are local to me & gave me the above guide, absolutely excellent.
It took me & my son about 5 hours, but we were only guessing on the basics given. I can only think that the mechanics will be very similar as these don't tend to change a lot with time, the electrics are different, circuit boards, voltages, etc. so I don't know anything about them.
Best of luck

Michael Digby, October 2007