VOLTSTAIR Titan Motorized Dolly User Manual
- June 12, 2024
- VOLTSTAIR
Table of Contents
USER MANUAL
UNIT DIAGRAM
1 Main Handlebar
2 Control Panel
3 Handlebar Lock
4 Ratchet Strap| 5 Track Release
6 Front Wheels
7 Platform Lock
8 Motor Housing| 9 Brakes
10 Battery
11 Tracks
12 Back Handles
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COMPONENTS: A CLOSER LOOK
Control
Panel
The control panel is located at the top of the main handlebar. The up and
down buttons rotate the powered tracks to ascend or descend stairs and can be
used with the plus and minus buttons to control the speed. There is also a
digital battery power monitor on
the side of the control panel, as well as a utility light.
Track
Release
The Voltstair’s tracks must be extended in preparation for an ascent or
descent.
The track release is located on the right side of the track housing when
standing behind the unit. Simply step down on the flat part of the track
release, or press down on it with your hand, and the compressed air pistons
will automatically extend the tracks.
Wheel
Brakes
The wheel brakes should be engaged when preparing to ascend or descend a
staircase with a load in the Voltstair.
Step down or use your hand to press on the lower red tab labeled “On” to
engage the brakes. Step down or use your hand to press the top “Off” tab to
disengage the brakes.
Ratchet
Strap
The ratchet strap consists of a rotating ratchet attached to two straps, and
male and female seatbelt components. It should always be used to secure loads
placed on the Voltstair. Loosen the ratchet until the belts can be joined
around the load, and then buckle the fastener and tighten the ratchet by
rotating it clockwise until the load is secure.
Handlebar
Lock
The Voltstair’s main handlebar must be extended in preparation for an ascent
or descent. The handlebar lock is a long red bar located in between the back
handles.
To to extend the main handlebar, press the red bar towards the front of the
unit, and pull up on the handlebar until it locks into place. The handlebar
should be raised as high as possible for leverage.
Platform
Lock
The Voltstair’s load platform can be folded for storage or transportation.
The platform lock is the red bar on the underside of the black platform, and
must be pulled simultaneously on both sides towards the front of the unit to
either release the platform or to lock it into place. Always ensure the
platform is locked when moving cargo.
Back
Handles
The back handles are located just below the main handlebar housing. They can
be extended and locked into place when transporting loads on flat ground for
extended periods. To fold the handles back up, simply press the red tabs on
the top of the handles, and press down until they are parallel with the main
frame of the Voltstair.
Battery
Housing
The Voltstair’s battery is located beneath the platform, in front of the back
wheels.
The battery can be removed from its housing for charging or replacement.
Simply use the key to unlock the battery, and slide it out sideways. Operators
should always make sure the battery is locked and secure before ascending or
descending a staircase.
Bearing
Bolts
The Voltstairs tracks should be checked periodically for tightness. If the
tracks have too much slack, they should be tightened with the bearing bolts
before moving cargo. The bolts are on both sides of each track tip. Rotate the
top bolt counterclockwise to tighten the track until it cannot be easily
pulled away from the housing.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Read
this manual in its entirety before using the Voltstair, and maintain and
operate it only as described herein.
After
thoroughly studying the operating instructions, practice ascending and
descending stairs without a load in the Voltstair.
DO NOT
OPEN MOTOR. Contact Voltstair for service.
Avoid
getting dirt inside the tracks. The Voltstair should be regularly maintained
and inspected for dirt and grime.
Never
lubricate the rubber tracks. The bearings must be lubricated regularly, but
any lubricant that is left directly on the rubber tracks can result in injury.
To clean
the Voltstair, wipe with a towel and clean water, or non-corrosive cleaning
compounds. Dry after cleaning.
Do not
attach any additional items to the Voltstair.
Always
make sure the extendable handlebar is locked into place before ascending or
descending stairs.
Do not
use 3rd party replacement parts. If replacement parts are needed, please
contact Voltstair.
Voltstair can be reached at (212)366-5483 or
info@voltstair.com for all questions
regarding service, maintenance, and operation.
Pre-Operation Checklist
Brake
Check
Check the tightness of the track by pulling in the middle of the track to
ensure that it is not loose.
If the track is able to be pulled more than an inch from where it begins, use
a hex screwdriver to tighten the screw at the top of the track housing, which
will pull the track bearing up.
Track
Tension
The back brakes should be periodically checked.
Engage each brake by pressing down on the “ON” tab, and trying to move the
voltstair. Please note,
that without a load, the wheel may slide on a smooth surface, but as long as
the wheels do not turn, the brakes are functioning properly.
Clean
Unit
The motor surface and rubber tracks should be checked for dirt, grime, and
lubricant. To clean these components, wipe with a semi-damp cloth, and
thoroughly dry before use. Any corrosive cleaning agents should not be used,
as they could damage the Voltstair and lead to injury.
Load Balance
When transporting an item with a skewed center of balance, or multiple items
at once, make sure that the heaviest part of the load is closest to the
upright component of the Voltstair. Additionally, always make sure that the
ratchet is secure before attempting to move cargo.
ASCENDING A STAIRCASE
STEP 1
Move the load onto the voltstair, and push it back until it is sitting against
the upright component of the unit.
STEP 2
Secure the load with the straps and buckle, and tighten the straps by
rotating the ratchet.
STEP 3
Back the Voltstair up to the bottom stair, and stop when the tracks are
approximately 10” from the bottom stair, and lock the rear wheels by stepping
on the red “on” lever.
STEP 4
Step down on the track release lever next to the right track. Once unlocked,
Press the tracks towards you, and the compressed air pistons will extend the
tracks.
STEP 5
Press the red handlebar lever forward, while pulling up on the extendable
top handlebar to extend it and lock it into place.
STEP 6
Lean the handlebar backward until the tracks are resting on the staircase.
STEP 7
When you are ready to begin your ascent, press the up button, and pull the
handlebar towards the stairs and begin to walk backwards.
STEP 8
When you reach the top landing of the stairs, continue moving the voltstair
well onto the platform while balancing the unit in a tilted position, until
the front wheels have completely cleared the edge of the top step and are
above the landing.
STEP 9
When the front wheels have cleared the edge of the landing, tilt the Voltstair
into the upright position, unlock the wheels, and roll the Voltstair to the
desired location.
DESCENDING A STAIRCASE
STEP 1
Move the load onto the voltstair, and push it back until it is sitting against
the upright component of the unit.
STEP 2
Secure the load with the straps and buckle, and tighten the straps by rotating
the ratchet.
STEP 3
Roll the Voltstair towards the stairs with the load facing the stairs,
stopping when the front wheels are at least 5” from the edge of the top step.
STEP 4
Step down on the track release lever next to the right track. Once unlocked,
Press the tracks towards you, and the compressed air pistons will extend the
tracks.
STEP 5
Press the red handlebar lever forward, while pulling up on the extendable top
handlebar to extend it and lock it into place.
STEP 6
Tilt the Voltstair back to rest on the bottoms of the tracks, and then lean
the unit back until the tracks are at the approximate angle of the stairs you
are preparing to descend.
STEP 7
When you are ready to begin your descent, press the down button, and begin to
walk the tilted Voltstair down the stairs until the tracks are making full
contact with the stairs.
STEP 8
Continue pressing the down button as you walk behind the Voltstair and press
the handlebar towards the stairs.
STEP 9
When you reach the bottom of the stairs, tilt the Volstair forward onto its
bottom aground wheels, and roll it to the desired destination.
VOLTSTAIR SERVICE
Included with Warranty and Beyond
In order to maximize the Voltstair’s service life, and to prevent operator
injury, it is important to make sure that it is regularly inspected,
maintained and cleaned.
In general, keep the unit as clean as possible by wiping as needed with a damp
towel. Avoid excessive amounts of water when cleaning, and make sure to
thoroughly dry before use.
When the unit is stored, it should be in a dry place, and ideally under a dust
cover to prevent dirt and grime from entering the its inner workings. Do not
store the Voltstair outdoors.
We offer professional service both under the two year warranty, and once the
warranty expires for a fee. For service requests, please call (212)366-5483 or
email Info@ClimbingSteps.com
Thank you for purchasing the Voltstair! We hope that our product helps you
succeed in your industry.
Sincerely, The Voltstair Team
Product Specifications
Sizing
Width 20 in
Min Height 42.5 in
Min Depth 14 in
Max Height 64.5 in
Max Depth 35 in
Platform Req. 48 in x 48 in
Front Wheels 4 in Diameter
Back Wheels 6 in Diameter| Battery
Type Lithium
Voltage 24V
Charge Time 3-5 Hours
Distance/Life 80-100 Flights (on a full charge)
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Weight
Net Weight 67 lbs
Gross Weight 100 lbs
Capacity 440 lbs| Misc.
Slow Speed 24 Steps/Min
Med Speed 30 Steps/Min
High Speed 40 Steps/Min
Noise 85 Dbs
Brake System Rear Clamp
Questions?
Call 212-366-5483 or email us at
Info@ClimbingSteps.com
Electric
Climbs 100+ flights on a single charge| Portable
Folds down for storage or transportation| Durable
Rubber tracks function on cement, wood, metal
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