Savaria is a global leader in the accessibility industry, specializing in home elevators, stairlifts, wheelchair lifts, and ceiling lifts.
Savaria is one of the global leaders in the accessibility industry, committed to providing reliable mobility solutions for residential and commercial spaces. Their extensive product lineup includes vertical platform lifts, straight and curved stairlifts, wheelchair lifts, and ceiling support systems.
With countless customizable combinations and dependable drive systems, Savaria designs accessibility equipment aimed at helping users maintain independence and travel comfortably. Whether installing a residential K2 Straight Stairlift or a commercial Multilift, safety, accessibility, and ease of use remain central to Savaria's manufacturing.
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If a Savaria stairlift (such as the Stairfriend) beeps continuously for about 20 seconds while not moving, it means the unit is not charging. Check that your lift is properly parked at the top or bottom charging contact and that the wall charger is plugged in.
In the event of an emergency or power loss, remove the cap and insert the provided hand crank. Turn the crank to smoothly lower the platform to a landing, then remove the crank and replace the cap. Do not leave the lift unattended while using the emergency lowering function.
Savaria typically offers a 36-month manufacturer's parts warranty for its branded stairlifts. You can register your warranty at the manufacturer's official website or verify any labor warranties with your installing dealer.
Press the red Emergency Stop button, typically located on the armrest depending on the model. The lift will halt immediately. To resume normal operations once the emergency is managed, pull out or release the button.