Foldout Ramp) Featuring 2008 and Newer Chrysler Minivans
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Maintenance and Service Manual Wheelchair-Accessible Lowered Floor Conversion (Foldout Ramp) featuring 2008 and Newer Chrysler Minivans ® WARNING Man ual Braun Lowered Floor Conversions Braun Lowered featuring 2008 Chrysler Minivans Braun Lowered Floor Conversions Braun Lowered featuring 2008 Chrysler Minivans Read manual before servicing. Failure to do so may result in serious bodily injury and/or property damage. 34713 Rev A August 2008 INTRODUCTION Introduction Braun lowered floor conversions are designed ranty claims (parts, to provide years of pleasure and mobility inde- repairs, etc.), all WARNING pendence. Familiarity with proper operation and requests must be maintenance procedures will help ensure safe, processed through Maintenance, lubrica- troublefree operation. the Braun Corpora- tion, troubleshoot- tion Product Sup- ing and service Safety precautions, maintenance and trouble- port Department. procedures must be shooting details are provided. Wiring Diagrams Product Support will performed as speci- and Electrical Schematics are provided to aid issue a Return Mate- fied by an authorized in troubleshooting. A Repair Parts section with rial Authorization service technician. exploded views and corresponding parts lists are (RMA) number and Failure to do so may also provided. detail the procedures result in serious required for process- bodily injury and/or Refer to the information applicable for the conver- ing returns and/or property damage. sion you are servicing and disregard the informa- authorizing credit. tion that does not apply. The last eight digits of the vehicle identification Warranty and Return Authorization number (VIN) must be provided when filing a warranty claim or ordering parts. Refer to the Limited Warranty Booklet for detailed terms and provisions. When processing any war- Operation Quick Reference Guide Conversion Operation Overview Interior mounted control switches or display one of these graphics. This overview provides a simplified explanation of operation. Read the entire owner’s (opera- One-Touch Control Activation tor’s) manual for complete details. Contact The Braun Corporation at 1-800-THE LIFT® if any of Conversion power door, kneel and ramp functions this information is not understood. are activated by pressing and releasing a control switch (press and release remote entry transmitter Power Operation button twice). Power functions are managed by the electronic Open Functions: When activating the Open control system. The control system can be ac- functions, the power door opens, the kneel sys- tivated using tem lowers the rear of the vehicle and the ramp the OEM re- deploys. mote keyless OEM Remote entry transmit- Keyless Entry Close Functions: When activating the Close Transmitter ter or one of functions, the ramp stows, the kneel system raises the interior the rear of the vehicle and the power door closes. control switch- Press and es detailed in release this Manual Operation the operators switch two times (x2) manual. The passenger power sliding door and ramp can be manually operated. Read the owners manual for further details. CONTENTS Safety Precautions ............................................ 2 Wiring Diagram - Front Driver Seat Electrical System ............................................. 17A, 18A Towing ................................................................ 2 Wiring Diagram - Front Passenger Seat Maintenance and Service Requirements ......... 3 Electrical System .............................. 17B, 18B Maintenance and Lubrication Schedule ....... 4-6 Electrical Schematic - Power Door, Foldout Ramp and Kneel System ................. 19A, 20A Troubleshooting Diagnosis Chart ............... 7-10 Repair Parts Microswitches .................................................. 11 Foldout Ramp - Platform Below Floor Obstructions ............................... 12 Assembly .................................... 19B, 20B, 21 Auxiliary Power Supply ................................... 13 Foldout Ramp - Gear, Motor and Base Assembly .................................... 22, 23A, 24A Electronic Control Modules ............................ 14 Foldout Ramp Assembly ............ 23B, 24B, 25 Switch and Component Location ........ 15A, 16A Kneel Assembly .................................... 26, 27 Wiring Diagrams and Electrical Schematics Dimensions ...................................................... 28 Wiring Diagram - Power Door, Foldout Ramp and Kneel System ............................ 15B, 16B Page 1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Safety Precautions WARNING Maintenance and service procedures must be performed WARNING only by authorized service personnel. Read this manual, Perform maintenance and lubrication procedures exactly the conversion's WARNING as outlined in the Maintenance and Lubrication Schedule operator’s manual and supplements contained in this manual. before performing operation, mainte- WARNING Perform troubleshooting and service procedures as outlined nance or service in this manual and/or service bulletins supplied with replace- procedures. Failure ment parts. to do so may result in serious bodily WARNING Replacement parts must be Braun authorized replacements. injury and/or prop- erty damage. WARNING Do not attempt to interface aftermarket control systems without authorization from The Braun Corporation. WARNING Do not use accessory devices not authorized by The Braun Corporation. WARNING Keep clear of area in which the vehicle kneels (lowers). WARNING Keep clear of area in which ramp operates. WARNING Never modify (alter) a Braun Corporation lowered floor minivan conversion. WARNING Do not install a raised top on a Braun Corporation lowered floor minivan conversion. WARNING Use of a Braun Corporation lowered floor minivan conversion for towing is prohibited. WARNING Failure to follow these safety precautions may result in serious bodily injury and/or property damage. Towing Towing with a Lowered Floor Conversion Use of a lowered floor conversion vehicle for towing is prohibited. Transporting a Lowered Floor Conversion If case of service, The Braun Corporation recom- mends that lowered floor conversion vehicles be transported on a trailer rather than towed with one set of wheels suspended and the other set Trailer Transport of wheels remaining in road contact. Page 2 MAINTENANCE and SERVICE Maintenance and Service Requirements Braun lowered floor minivan One-Touch Electronic Control Braun Corporation Aftermarket conversions must be maintained System: The electronic control Control Systems Policy: The and serviced by a Braun autho- system provides simple one- Braun Corporation manufactures rized service representative who touch activation of power func- dedicated control systems for its has attended and been certified tions. For your convenience, the products. These control systems by The Braun Corporation Sales control system can be activated have been designed and tested and Service School for Braun using the OEM remote keyless for use in conjunction with specific Mobility Products. entry transmitter or one of the Braun products. Braun control interior switches identified in the systems are the only control Read and become familiar with operator's manual. systems authorized for use with the operating procedures out- Braun products. lined in the applicable operator’s manual and the maintenance Do not attempt to interface after- and troubleshooting information market control systems without contained in this manual before authorization from The Braun beginning operation, mainte- Corporation. To do so may nance or service procedures. result in serious bodily injury Contact The Braun Corporation and/or property damage. at 1-800-THE LIFT® if any of this information is not understood. Page 3 MAINTENANCE and SERVICE Preventive Maintenance Maintenance is necessary to en- Keeping the passenger slide door The consumer should inspect and sure safe and trouble free conver- lower track pan free of debris, ice clean frequently and routinely sion operation. Encourage the and snow is one of the most ef- (minimum four weeks or 100 consumer to perform preventive fective preventive maintenance cycle intervals). maintenance procedures. Gen- practices to exercise. Regular eral preventive maintenance con- preventive maintenance proce- Note: A Preventive Maintenance sisting of inspections along with dures will increase the service section is provided in the opera- cleaning procedures should be life of the conversion, as well as tor's manual. a part of the consumers routine. enhancing safety. Maintenance and Lubrication Schedule Normal vehicle maintenance Use of improper lubricants can Discontinue use immediately must be performed as outlined attract dirt or other contaminants if maintenance and lubrication in the OEM-supplied owner’s which could result in wear or procedures are not properly per- manual. This maintenance is damage to components. Avoid formed, or if there is any sign of not the responsibility of The lubricants that can leave stains. wear, damage, improper opera- Braun Corporation. tion or any abnormal condition. Some lubricants referenced in the Contact your sales representa- The maintenance and lubrica- schedule are available from The tive or call The Braun Corpora- tion procedures outlined in this Braun Corporation (part numbers tion at 1-800-THE LIFT®. One schedule must be performed at provided where specified). of our national Product Support the recommended scheduled representatives will direct you to intervals by a Braun authorized All listed inspection, lubrication an authorized