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1.    3 8  Shoulder Bolt 1 14  x 5 16    18   1    3 8  Flat washers   1    5 16  18 Nylock nut    d     D    Slide the battery down until it mates with the Wireless Receiver  and locks into place   When property installed the battery will sit flush against the top of the Wireless Receiver   The Control Box battery indicator light should indicate a fully charged Battery  Green   Light   If the battery indicator light does not illuminate  ensure that the battery is turned     on by pressing the push button on the front of the battery case to the on  in  position  If  the battery indicator light shows amber or red  charge battery before moving to the next  step     Test ift operation by pushing the up and down toggle switch on the Wireless Receiver to  ensure the lift is operational  See page 8 for instructions on using Wireless Transmitter    Then run the actuator into the fully extended position by pressing the up button until the   actuator stops moving  Leave the lift in this position for the next steps     Join the seat arm to the mast assembly using      2    3 8  Shoulder 2 1 2  x 5 16  Thread    5  800 791 8056    www spectrumproducts com     4    3 8  Flat washers       Wa     2    5 18    16 Nylock nut   2    Donut Shims    g  Attach the seat half and the seat belt to the mounting plate of the seat arm using      8   5 16  18 x 1    2    5 18  18 x u    4    5 16  Flat Washers   4    5 16  Lock Washers          T   SHE FLAT WASHER  SEATBELT   ste Lock WASHER   El seoa  B
2.  Headrest    1  800 791 8056    www spectrumproducts com    Components and Hardware    manote        prosa  BUTTON HEAD  pi    WEIGHT CONPARTNENT    MOBILE FRAME BASE    VU FLAT WASHER      Nara  BUTTON HEAD SCREW       2  800 791 8056   www spectrumproducts com    1  FLAT WASHER               SHOULDER BOLT  ELE  ff  SHOULDER BOLT  Ser 1448167  p     318  FLAT WASHER    816  NYLOCK NUT           BATTERY  SEAT POLE   BERE SEAT HALE           WIRELESS  RECIEVER  SEAT BELT     MAST ASSEMBLY  ACTUATOR    V  s18  16x1 112  HEX HEAD SCREW    M FLAT WASHER  318  NYLOCK NUT       FLAT WASHER        le  HEX NUT  5 16  LOCK WASHER           sera  Yan  BUTTON HEAD screw              AR    sar nyLocK Nut                 No yg 112   BUTTON HEAD SCREW       3  800 791 8056    www spectrumproducts com    PRODUCT OVERVIEW    Spectrum Products introduces the new Portable Aspen aquatic lift     The Portable Aspen allows for the flexibility of use and ease of installation around the pool deck   into storage or from pool to pool  The Portable Aspen is safe and easy to operate  It has two  high performance locking casters and two pull out locking stabilizers for added safety and  stability     ASSEMBLY  The following tools will be required to complete assembly and installation of the Mobile Base  and Aspen Lit       9 16  ratchet and open end wrench    1 2  ratchet or open end wrench     8 16  socket wrench  Allen wrench     5 32  socket wrench  Allen wrench     Mobile Base Assembly  Read all ins
3.  operating the lift  Make sure that all individuals  have read the instructions and have been made aware of all safety precautions                 WARNING  Do not exceed the maximum lifting capacity of 300 Ibs  This may result in damage to  the lift or personal injury     WARNING  Do not rotate the lift directly into the deck or pool spa wall  This may result in damage  1o the lift or personal injury              WARNING  Unless operating in an emergency  Lift should not be forced to rotate  This could     cause damage to the rotational components of the lift              Basic Principals of Lift operation    Activation of the Transmitter  Bottom Button  with a lock  on it    As a safety feature of this transmitter  there is a lockout  button that is just below the four directional arrows  To  activate the transmitter  wake from sleep mode   the lockout  button needs to be pushed and held for a full 2 seconds  If        OCk OUT aUTION 10  11 8056   www spectrumproducts com       the transmitter is not used within two minutes after the transmitter has been activated  it will go  back into sleep mode     Lifting  UP  4      Pressing the  4  button causes the seat to rise  The seat will continue to rise as long as the  button is pressed  or until the lift reaches its highest extent  Releasing the button at any time  during travel will also cause the li to stop     Lowering  DOWN  v     Pressing the  v  button causes the seat to lower  The seat will continue to lower as long as t
4. PORTABLE ASPEN    Part Number 42643       SPECTRUM  Aquatics    APLAYCORE cor    7100 Spectrum Lane   Missoula MT 59608  800 791 8056   www spectrumproducts com    42643 Man Rev B    You have purchased a Spectrum Products Portable Aspen Lift  Providing the unit is installed  correctly and properly maintained  it will furnish you with many years of trouble free use  It is  important to read this entire manual prior to beginning assembly or operation of the unit    Si       ping Informatio        Each Portable Aspen will arrive partially assembled in two separate units  a box containing the  lifting components and a pallet containing the mobile base  Before accepting the Portable     Aspen from the carrier  inspect for visible damage and match the contents with those listed  below  Although we take every effort to ensure a timely and complete delivery  Spectrum is not  responsible for lost or damaged freight     The following is a list of the components included with your shipment from Spectrum  Use  Components and Hardware Figure  pages 2 3  as a reference to identify each item listed     indicates not shown on pages 2 3     Pallet Box  1 Mobile Base Assembly 1 Mast Assembly  15     Weight Pellet Bags    1 Adjustable Footrest  Assembly  1     Handle 1 Seat Pole Assembly  2 Stabilizer Arms 2 Wireless Transmitters   1 Charger       2 Armrests  1 ea  Right and  Left     1 Seat Belt Assembly  1 General Hardware Pack     2 SeatHalves   1     Battery   1 Portable Aspen Cover       1
5. Then press and hold the up button on the   Transmitter to be programmed  while replacing the battery on the lift  Continue holding the up  button on the Transmitter until the lift clicks once or moves up  the lit is most likely at the top of  its range  so you may try either rotation button and watch for lift movement   If the lift does not  work with the new transmitter  try the procedure again  making sure that the transmitter is  unlocked  If you are not able to program the new Transmitter to your lift  please call Spectrum  Customer Service at 406 532 6321  n  800 791 8056   www spectrumproducts com    BATTERY CHARGING  amp  INSTALLATION    The battery comes fully charged  but will need charging after the first several hours of use   Charging time is approximately twelve hours for the first few charges  four hours after the first  two full battery cycles at which point the battery will reach maximum capacity  The lift comes  with a battery charger for use in dry locations  Charge the battery as follows       Plug the battery charger into a standard  outlet  The green LED on the charger will ight  up  indicating that the charger is on       Plug the charging cable into the charging port on the back of the battery  If the battery is  up to the charged voltage  the LED on the charger will stay green  If the charger  determines that the battery needs to be charged  the LED on the charger will change to  red       The red LED will turn green when the battery is fully charged  
6. This charger has intemal  monitoring circuitry that will not overcharge the battery  if the battery is left on the  charger for extended periods of time the charger will go into short charging cycles at  intervals to keep the charge level at optimal     Charger accepts 110 VAC    When the battery is fully charged  remove it from the battery charger and install the battery on  the lift  The Battery Capacity Indicator on the receiver will show a green LED  indicating that the  battery is fully charged and installed properly  When the LED changes to amber the lift is stil  OK to use  However when the LED changes to red  or an audible tone is heard during a lift  cycle  the battery pack needs to be recharged     To keep the battery from discharging to the point of causing damage  it is important to  charge the battery at least once every 3 months  even if the battery has not been installed    use  and the battery is installed on the lift  the battery will hold a  charge much longer if the push button switch is placed in the off  out  position  This  electrically disconnects the battery from the unit  and will allow the battery to go up to 3  months without a charge cycle  If the switch is left on continuously  the battery may  need to be charged weekly           It is important to note that with this switch in the off  out  position  the battery capacity     dicator light on the receiver will be off  and the lift will not work        After initial break in  the battery should las
7. UTTON HEAD SCREW BUTTON HEAD screw       When attaching the seat belt use 5 16  18 x 1  as shown below     h  Note  Remove hardware on Headrest Assembly  Fasten to seat pole as shown  Do not  tighten hardware  Adjust Headrest to desired position  Tighten hardware     6  800 791 8056    www spectrumproducts com    i  Slide both armrests into their respective receivers behind the seat back  i the armrests  are not running parallel with the seat  or look angled down   switch them     j  Install the adjustable footrest using the following hardware      1    3 82  Hex Head Screw    1    3 8  Flat Washers    1    3 8  Nylock Nut    1    3 82  Button Head  Adjustment Bolt           Tighten the bolt until the flat washers are snug  and then back off until the Footrest  pivots freely  Adjust footrest to desired height using installed 3 8    Button Head Bolt    7  800 791 8056    www spectrumproducts com    k  The below image shows the proper way to assemble the seat belt           Attach the other seat half to the back rest mounting plate using      4    5 1618 x 90   4    5 16  Flat Washers   4    5 16  Lock Washers       m  Test the lift for proper operation     n  Installthe Charger as shown on page 12 and charge the Battery for at least 8 Hours  prior to use  The battery wil reach full capacity after the first three charge discharge  cycles     8  800 791 8056    www spectrumproducts com    Operator s Guide    PRODUCT OPERATION  Use extreme caution when positioning the Portable As
8. he   button is pressed  or until the lift reaches its lowest extent  Releasing the button at any time  during travel will also cause the li to stop     Rotation  CLOCKWISE        Pressing the  6  button causes the lift to rotate clockwise  The lift will continue to rotate in this  direction as long as the button is pressed  Releasing the button at any time during rotation will  stop the lift from rotating     Rotation  COUNTERCLOCKWISE  4      Pressing the  4  button causes the lift to rotate counterclockwise  The lift will continue to rotate  in this direction as long as the button is pressed  Releasing the button at any time during  rotation will stop the lift from rotating      Note  If the lift is overloaded at the seat  a clutch in the actuator will ratchet  this will be  evident by a very noticeable clanking noise and the lift will shake but not move  After  weight is taken off of the seat  the lift will resume normal operation  If this happens  check the lift and pivots for structural damage before resuming a safe lifting procedure at  or under the 300  working load limit     PROGRAMMING A NEW TRANSMITTER TO THE RECIEVER        Note     The Transmitter will be programmed to the lift when you receive it  the only time  you will have to follow this procedure is if you replace a Transmitter or buy an extra  Transmitter        To Program a new transmitter to the lift  first remove the battery from the lift  Hold the lockout  button on the transmitter for two full seconds  
9. oint during travel   Excessive wear to Actuator       Replace Actuator     4  The seat travels much slower   Low battery Recharge battery  than normal   Defective or wom out battery   Replace battery     5  The lift makes much more noise   Excessive wear to bearings   Replace bearings   or unusual noises during operation   Pivot points galling Oil pivots with light oil  6 1   5  Battery will not charge  Charger Fuse Blown Replace Charger Fuse  Bad Battery  red LED on Replace Battery     charger     not turning orange  or green in 4 hours or less               Please contact your local distribulor or Spectrum Customer Service lo order paris 408 532 6327    14  800 791 8056   www spectrumproducts com       
10. pen  The Portable Aspen is heavy and  once the unit is moving  it becomes hard to stop quickly     Use caution when operating on sloped decks  Do not use on deck area that has a slope  greater than 1 48     Position the Portable Aspen at least 6    from the edge of the pool  Before each use of the  Portable Aspen inspect the unit to ensure that all rear casters are locked and both stabilizer  bars are tight to the deck in the fully extended position        WARNING  Read all operating instructions before operating the unit  Make sure that all  individuals using the unit have read the instructions and have been made aware of all safety  precautions     WARNING  DO NOT exceed the maximum lifting capacity of 300 lbs  This may result in damage  to the lft or personal injury     IMPORTANT OPERATION RULES  Position the Portable Aspen at least 6    from the edge of the pool     Rear wheels MUST be locked BEFORE USE   Stabilizers MUST be touching on both sides and tight to the deckt  Caution  Max weight of 300      Use extreme caution when transferring to or from the  lift  itis the responsibilty of the user to allow for safe                               operation of this lit  fo nm am RN  To enter the Pool or Spa  IN a     A  Unlock remote by holding the Lock button on the le     ex  transmitter for 3 seconds  lit willbe operational     e  iz  Fe nines  K AA  B  Position the chair of the lift in the deck loading SR  range  as shown in the diagram at right  using       ask  the direc
11. reakage in the outer insulation     3  Check all mechanical connections     inspect the Nylock Nuts on all moving parts and  make sure they are snug  Lubricate all pivot points with light oil  3 1      4  To maintain the battery properly  the battery must be fully charged at least every 3  months  If the battery goes for longer than 3 months without a charge  the battery will  have reduced capacity     5  Apply Dielectric grease to the battery connections and receiver connections where the  battery and receiver meet  Any dielectric grease will work however Grote silicone  dielectric grease is applied at the factory     13  800 791 8056    www spectrumproducts com    Troubleshooting       Problem  Cause  olution        T  IM wil not operate at all Tow Battery  Lij  Redor   Recharge Battery    amber LED on the receiver  Replace Battery     Damaged Battery  Lift    Red  LED on the receiver Replace Battery    Dead Battery  Transmitter    3V Lithium 2032    Push unlock button for  2 seconds    Remote Locked    Battery Fuse blown  Replace Battery Fuse     Battery Push button Switch in       the off  out  position Depress push button     switch into the on  in   Position  Z The seai wil not rase or ower    Low battery AmberLEDon       Recharge battery    Receiver   j Reinstall battery    Battery not installed properly  Replace Receiver    Receiver malfunction                   3  The seats motion isn t smooth or   Excessive wear to bearings   Replace bearings   sticks at a certain p
12. t approximately 90 cycles at the full 350  load rating  of the lft before it needs recharging  The battery will need to be replaced after 500 to 800  charge cycles or 3 4 years if properly maintained  approximately 20 000 lifting cycles      To activate the Emergency Up Down rocker switch  located on the left side of the receiver   rock  the switch and the lift will move in the direction indicated  These buttons can be used if the  transmitter battery dies  or in the event of an emergency     12  800 791 8056    www spectrumproducts com    CHANGING A TRANSMITTER BATTERY    To change the transmitter battery  turn the transmitter over and unscrew four small Phillips head  screws  Carefully open the transmitter case and remove the battery  This battery is stocked at   most stores where coin batteries are sold  itis a 3V lithium Type 2032  Under normal operating  conditions this battery should last at least two years     Care and Maintenance     The following should be performed periodically to ensure safe and dependable use     1  Remove any discoloration with a 3M scratch pad  stainless steel components only    Wipe clean with a sponge dampened with Spectra Clean  Repeat these steps several  times to passivate the stainless steel  Spectra Clean kits are available from Spectrum   Part Number 202050 00   Do not spray with high pressure water  only clean with non   chlorinated water     2  Check all electrical connections     Check any external electrical cables for wear and or  b
13. tional buttons on the transmitter  C  Carefully transfer into the lift seat from mobility Poot  device  D  Fasten seatbelt  E  Rotate the lift over the water  as shown  right sma  Enter Exit water position  where it will not come  into contact with the pool edge or any Pa V vo  obstruction using the left or right buttons on the  transmitter    Lower the lift into the water until Buoyant  by pushing the down button  Unfasten seatbelt and carefully move away from the lift  9  800 791 8056   www  spectrumproducts com    on    Using the directional buttons on remote return lift chair to a position in the deck loading  range  To Exit the Pool or Spa     A  Unlock remote by holding the Lock button on the transmitter for 3 seconds   B  Recall ift chair into water  as shown  right  Enter Exit water position  to the previous  depth upon transferring from the lift seat using directional arrows   Carefully transfer into the lift seat   Fasten seatbelt   Lift the seat straight up using the up directional arrow on the transmitter until top of lifting   stroke is reached   Rotate the chair into the Transfer Range  As shown  right    Unfasten Seatbelt   H  Carefully Transfer from lift seat into mobility device    moo    on       WARNING  Read all operating instructions before operating the unit  Make sure that all  individuals using the unit have read the instructions and have been made aware of all safety  precautions     Lift Operation       WARNING  Read all operating instructions before
14. tructions before attempting to assemble or install the Portable Aspen lift        Before you begin assembly of the Portable Aspen lift  determine where it wil be located  Itis  recommended that the Portable Aspen Mobile Base has the weight added at the deck level  intended for use  as it is difficult to relocate due to the weight of the base unit     1  Remove all parts from crate    2  Install stabilizer arms if they are not already in place  ensure that rubbers pads face the  deck when inserting stabilizer arms    3  Remove cover and weight compartment lid   4  Carefully empty bags of weight pellets into the weight bin on the Mobile Base        ion  Weight bags are heavy handle carefully    5  Using  10    20 x   button head screws reinstall the weight compartment lid onto the  weight compartment  Ensure that the flange is free from weight pellets that would  prevent the gasket from sealing the weight compartment    6  Attach the cover with the included hardware and insert the handle into the holes on the  rear of the Mobile Base     4  800 791 8056    www spectrumproducts com    Aspen Lift Assembly    NOTE  All steps reference the exploded view on page 3     a    b     c    Stand the mast assembly on the mobile base stand as shown below and secure with  4   3 8  x 1    hex head bolts  8 3 8  Flat Washers  and  4  3 8  Nylock nuts        Carefully remove shrink wrap holding the actuator to the mast assembly    Attach the actuator end fitting as shown on page 3 using      1 
    
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