Stairlift no display / dead: No power
Likely causes
Isolator or on/off switch off, key off, flat batteries
Step-by-step checks
- Check isolator, on/off switch and key
- Leave on charge
Stairlift faults that stay after these checks are a job for a trained engineer.
Parts that usually fix this INFERRED
Matched by ScootScan from the fault description to parts listed for models that use this control board. Do the checks first – many faults are fixed by charging, a loose plug or a reset – and check the part fits your model before ordering.
General search – no specific part number is listed for these models yet, so check fit carefully.
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Models using this control board
Other common stairlift codes
Beeping when parked · No display / dead · Goes one way only · Won't move after getting on · Slow, or goes down but not up
Source: www.acornstairlifts.com/assets/130/22-078_AC_TC_130%20user%20manual_02 ↗
Summarised from public manuals. Always check the product's own manual before any repair.