Hey I'm looking for any information on the workings of getting the acorn 180 foot rest motorized operation going. The installer left a wiring harness with me for it. I see on the main PCB a labelled connection but where does the other end of a the harness plug in? Is there a motor already installed in the housing for the footrest? I appreciate any help...

Hi got a acorn 180 (3 year old) working fine but toggle switch only seems to work on the right hand arm! Does not work on the left arm? What can I check? Cheers

Hi Rob I have reinstalled an old ACORN 180. It does not work only F6. Can you help? Thanks

2 cents here .. As @Ken Flack noted in Facebook Acorn Stairlift Users Group and videos in video sites, Acorn F7 OSG error are failing or triggering without a real Over Speed condition. Several DIY guys in Maple Ridge and Vancouver BC have figured a permanent solution, or two. My diligent Internet search has not turned up a single Over Speed condition in Acorn 120, 130, Bison Bede 80, or Acorn 180 stairlifts, including CPSC product safety recalls and the UK stairlift engineers' forum. Therefore, logic militates there is no genuine function for this trigger-happy, failure-prone Acorn stairlift component.

can you tell me how to exit programing mode on my acorn180 curve stair lift

11000 km experience with the ce04. No problems with the belt whatsoever

It seems you don't know the issue yourself as well since you are not telling us what it actually is

Hi Rob I am in Northern Ireland and have just removed on of these 180 curved units and fitted in a friends house who sadly has a severe stroke. However I only fitted the straight section as the stairs are short from the hall to upper floor. Cannot see any why of getting it to go onto high speed as it leaves the charging points. It slows down and creeps into both the top and bottom charging points. ?

Hi Rob,. So if I call you for advice on a used Acorn 180 that I have installed for my aunt can you help me work through some small operating glitches that are being encountered? An I can e-transfer a suitable amount for you're time. Cheers Don

See why Gogoro revised the belt drive on their first model.

Hi please I need your help. I have acom 180 curve stairlift. My dad passed away and I did no use it for a year. Friend came over and asks me to start it. I did and it went up and stopped and not coming down .

There are four free Acorn stairlifts in Vancouver right now.

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DON’T BUY! Acorn lifts are not worth it. I had one installed for my father when mobility became an issue with stairs. The lift for some reason stopped working altogether. He had to call 911 to help him get down the stairs. I received a phone call from the police about the situation and how scared my father was. Fortunately the police stayed with my dad until I arrived. I placed a phone calls to the person who installed lift. No phone calls after a week were returned. My husband and I took it upon ourselves to take out the lift. A month later Acorn decided to return our call.

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Did you figure out the problem?

It's gonna start but stall when driving or idle even Sentra 1.8 4cyl

Did you guys ever get it running? This is so cool , I read an old book and it talked a little about the CCM motorbike history

What part is this????

Do u have video for 2009 Ford focus for ldel speed I need to bring it up how do I do that

fuel filter is located in the fuel pump

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My 2005 Nissan Sentra 1.8 S with the 1.8 liter (4 cylinder) just started having the "dying while driving" trouble. Trust me, it is not fun or funny when it happens. EXTREMELY DANGEROUS !!! Just driving along and it's like someone turns off the ignition key. No power steering and no power brakes !!!! If I wait 10 minutes, the car starts back up (until it doesn't) like nothing ever happened, until it happens again. I just drove a 265 mile trip (all highway) that normally takes 4 1/2 hours now took 7 1/2 hours !!! Three (total) HOURS on the side of a 4 lane interstate highway !!! It shut off about 20 times !!!!! Never had an issue if I just drive it short distances around town doing errands, but not long highway driving. The car runs perfect (except this problem) and burns zero oil even with 330,000 miles (original engine) and gets 33 mpg. I hate to get rid of it but my wife will not drive it, and I won't allow her to any longer. New cars are no better than the old ones just more expensive. Any help out there ?????

Still hot and had Covid before us

What’s up with the magnets on the fuel line?

Thank you so much for sharing! It’s amazing to see people using loa

Interesting video, thanks for the share

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*Enemies of science, also called Food Bullies, are everywhere.* 'Food Babe' is the blog of activist/woo pusher Vani Hari, a professional troll who is best known for her campaign to get the chemical azodicarbonamide removed from sandwich chain bread recipe. Hari might be best considered the Mike Adams of food activism. Unlike Adams, she doesn't rely on pure hysteria; she also trades on recipes and, as the title of her blog suggests, her looks, as well as the occasional stopped clock moment. Hari is maybe not quite as dangerous as Joseph Mercola (who endorses her) or Mike Adams, but that's not exactly comforting. Her standards of evidence are based on total nonsense, and rather than promoting moderation, she mostly just wraps up obsessiveness and scolding in an apparently well-meaning package. Is she incompetent or a liar? Well, it doesn't really matter. Most of her "investigative" process can be summed up as either "Joseph Mercola said so, therefore spinning water in a blender really does make it healthier" or "if I can't pronounce it, it must cause cancer. The usual ration of nature woo nonsense. She's strongly anti-GMO, anti-vaccine, pro-organic, chemophobic, the whole works. She's a raw milk advocate and a nitrite basher. She bashes fast food so relentlessly that she clearly will eventually be caught in a compromising position with a Big Mac. She refuses to use a microwave oven because she's a fan of Masaru Emoto's water woo.[2][3] She's claimed that the pressurized cabins in airliners compress your internal organs, and that the cabin air can contain "up to 50% nitrogen."[4] (Waaay above the percentage in natural healthy ground-level air, of course.[5]) Essentially, she fancies herself a consumer advocate whose job it is to protect you from toxic food ingredients, with said toxicity determined by how scary or unfamiliar the name of the ingredient is. In reality she uses fear as a selling strategy. Her products mainly consist of items from companies she has a commission referral system in place with. Ms. Hari demonstrates little to no dignity or humility when challenged by experts. A National Public Radio (NPR) article on 4 December 2014 covered her irresponsible tactics and was scathing as it identified her as a fear-monger.[6] In response, two days later, Ms. Hari wrote an essay to portray herself as the victim of corporate shills.[7] Of course, such accusations are absurd as NPR is a public media outlet by definition. Her effort was aimed at covering up her woo, misinformation and rampant censoring on social media where most engage her with scientific inquiry. In fact, respected and well-trained scientists have already refuted many of the claims she made in her essay on victimization including, for example, the fact that she did not stay for questions in a public lecture at the University of Florida.[8] Such rebuttals include scanned copies of letters from organizers and, not surprisingly, regret that Ms. Hari was ever invited in the first place. Hari has a degree in computer science and worked as a management consultant.[9] The food thing appears to be a hobby that took off." rationalwiki.org/wiki/Food_Babe

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Nobody with an education cares what that creepy food bully thinks. Food and medical grade propylene glycol has been ingested by humans for decades. It is a functional aid to constipation. "Propylene glycol is a synthetic liquid substance that absorbs water. ... The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has classified propylene glycol as an additive that is "generally recognized as safe" for use in food. It is used to absorb extra water and maintain moisture in certain medicines, cosmetics, or food products." Jan 21, 2015 www.atsdr.cdc.gov/phs/phs.asp?id=1120&tid=240

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