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Stannah 225 Installation Manual
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I just moved into a house with Stannah 225 stairlift, that I’m told is probably 25+ rs old.
I’d like to gracefully disassemble and remove it, and wondered if an installation manual is available (i.e. I’d reverse engineer the install)?
Mike
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You’ll be lucky to find a manual.
Push the carriage upwards until the chain goes slack, disconnect the power.
Open the downside panel and disconnect the long plug and earthing which connects to the seat, remove the seat cover panels, pull the wiring out, undo the two 13mm T bolts and the lower allen bolt and the seat will come away from the carriage.
Remove the top track cover, undo the two fixing bolts and pull out the wiring connectors and remove the pulley wheel from the track, tease the grey flat cable out of where you have just pulled the wiring connectors and drag out the counterwieght from inside the track.
Cut off all the cables and then pop the chain off of its fixing and remove the L bracket at the top of the track, hand wing some of the chain through to below the lift to remove chain tension. Find a removable link and disconnect the chain below the carriage. The carriage can then be pushed off of the top of the rail. If you’ve got that far you should be able to work out the rest.
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Thanks! That was more than enough to get the thing disassembled.
My only variation was that the only removable chain link was at the very top, so I just needed to make sure the chair was held in position and feed the chain through.
As none of the steps damaged the unit I’m now tempted to freecycle it, though it may be a little old to remain reliable.
Thanks again and all the best – Mike
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