Here are some common fault codes for Brooks stairlifts, along with their meanings and possible solutions:
Brooks Stairlift Fault Codes
- Code 1:
- Meaning: Over-speed governor activated.
- Solution: Check for any obstructions on the track and ensure the lift is operating within its speed limits.
- Code 2:
- Meaning: Low battery voltage.
- Solution: Check the batteries and connections. Replace if necessary.
- Code 3:
- Meaning: Footrest safety edge is activated.
- Solution: Ensure there are no obstructions around the footrest and that the safety edge is functioning correctly.
- Code 4:
- Meaning: Armrest safety edge is activated.
- Solution: Ensure there are no obstructions around the armrest and that the safety edge is functioning correctly.
- Code 5:
- Meaning: Seat safety edge is activated.
- Solution: Ensure there are no obstructions around the seat and that the safety edge is functioning correctly.
- Code 6:
- Meaning: Swivel seat not in correct position.
- Solution: Ensure the seat is locked into the correct position for travel.
- Code 7:
- Meaning: Key switch is off.
- Solution: Turn the key switch to the ‘on’ position.
- Code 8:
- Meaning: Safety gear activated.
- Solution: Check for any obstructions or issues with the safety gear.
- Code 9:
- Meaning: Charge point issue.
- Solution: Ensure the stairlift is correctly positioned at the charging point and that the charging system is functioning.
- Code 10:
- Meaning: Battery disconnected.
- Solution: Check the battery connections and ensure they are secure.
- Code 11:
- Meaning: Motor current overload.
- Solution: Check for obstructions and ensure the lift is not overloaded.
- Code 12:
- Meaning: Brake not released.
- Solution: Check the brake mechanism and ensure it is functioning properly.
- Code 13:
- Meaning: Seatbelt not fastened.
- Solution: Ensure the seatbelt is fastened securely.
- Code 14:
- Meaning: End of track reached.
- Solution: Ensure the stairlift is not attempting to travel beyond the track limits.
- Code 15:
- Meaning: User control issue.
- Solution: Check the user control for any issues or obstructions.
These codes can vary slightly depending on the specific model of the Brooks stairlift. For detailed troubleshooting and repair, it’s always best to contact a local professional stairlift technician.
