Activate toggle switch to wakeĬheck mains is on. The following table shows the list of Acorn and Brooks stairlift fault codes used on that particular model: Acorn & Brooks Superglide 130 ISO - BSI version T502 PCB Display CodeĬheck power switch is on. These gave a more accurate display in real time of the stairlifts current status. This enabled a greater list of stairlift fault codes to be used. The next generation of Acorn and Brooks stairlifts refined these fault codes by prefixing them with a letter such as ‘E’ for error. Unplug charger from wall, turn off lift for 5 minutes Seat not in travel position, safety arm (if fitted) not down Transformer unplugged, lift not on charge point, or power cut If there is a toggle fault, try a remote handset T498 Display CodeĬheck battery isolation switch is in the on position It eventually moved on to a digital display which showed various letters and numbers in single format as in the following table: Acorn & Brooks Superglide 120 Appropriate to PCB model no. Also, when carrying out a Stairlift service, these are invaluable for determining whether individual safety circuits are working correctly or not. These were quite hit and miss, especially when the led’s became loose or desoldered from the circuit board in the arm. The very first versions used a series of traffic light coloured led’s to display the fault codes. This saves the user money by not having to pay for a callout. In many cases they can be used them to resolve the problem over the phone. Using these informative codes enables the Stairlift engineer to quickly diagnose the exact cause of the fault or issue. This is especially useful when trying to explain over the phone to a Stairlift engineer exactly what has happened or gone wrong with the lift. They help the user or stairlift engineer quickly identify the current status or potential problem. These fault codes are for diagnostic purposes. The Acorn and Brooks straight stairlift displays a series of Stairlift fault codes.
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