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Stannah Trailing cable
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I have just replaced the round 6 core trailing cable on a stannah due to a broken wire causing it to not charge.
When I went to the remote box under the track someone has been there before and removed and joined a couple of wires with a plastic connector.
I would like to know where the wires should go in the wago connector so that the remotes will work.
Also is there a procedure to program the remotes?
Thanks in advance
Nigel
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Still looking for help with this please?
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Which model?
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I think its a 300 I have attached a picture of how we found the lift
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your issue there is that the wago plug is wired incorrectly! looking at that plug going left to right it should be
1 grey/blue
2 pink/blue
3 red/black
4 red/blue
5 red – live charger cable
6 blue – negative charger cable
fingers crossed with the trailing cable wired correctly and the i/r link cable plugged in the remotes may start working?
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Thanks for your reply Spike
I will return to the job and wire it correctly.
What is the ir link cable you referred to?
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300’s were originally hard wired, flat metal connection box with a strip of connector block on it, the later models had infra red remotes with the receiver box mounted under the rail next to the trailing cable box as in your picture, a link cable connected the two boxes and carried the signals
as you dont seem to have that? I would lean towards yours being a 400 with the i/r receivers being mounted in the carriage, a picture of the carriage would help? or metal square edge carriage = 300, curved plastic carriage covers with trailing cable= 400, plastic covers no trailing cable= 420 or overseas markets 310, 410…..
Let us know what model it is, and chair type and I’ll possibly be able to dig out a drawing and possibly a full remote set up with cables, think i have a set stashed away in my spares box in the garage
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Hi spike
This Stairlift is a Stannah 400 so can I assume that the trailing cable only carries the charge to the lift?
Would you have programming instructions for the remotes please?
Thanks
Nigel
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