k woz , it’s a small problem but the only way to fix this is replacing the the part that does hold it up. The Sre-3000 is no longer manufactured. It was replaced by the street 3050. Give us a call we may have the part off an old used one in our warehouse we can sell cheap. 724-228-4568. Ask for Brian M, we have 2 Brian’s.

The sensors are just open/close switches, so disconnecting them is the same as having them "open." You can force them to an "open" state by removing one or both wires. You can force them to a "closed" state by jumping them with an alligator clip test lead, but it's sometimes three wires so you may need the manual (which is not generally available). Those two techniques will allow you to test the switches, however the normal operation of those switches is essential to the operation of the chair, so don't operate the chair with any switch(es) disabled or jumped out other than for immediate testing, just an inch or two of movement. In particular, don't run the chair up against the top of bottom of the rail. Since the switch won't tell the chair to stop, that would be bad.

Sounds like normal operation to me. If you routinely store the chair at the up position and, according to your theory, it doesn't charge, the battery would run down quickly, maybe in several days of use, 10 or 15 trips. So if your theory were correct you would see a discharged battery. If you don't see that, you just need to interpret the red light differently.

jordonsept This is something would need to be check by a technician

Yes, the toothed track on the rail should not be visible unless you put your head near the stair and look up underneath the track.

You can edit your errant comment instead of posting a new one.

@@dfnyc The problem with my chair is the beeping injures my hearing. PGE turns off the electricity with no warning and sets the chair into constant beeping mode. Many people have disabilities of more than one of their senses. The beeping is painful to certain types of hearing impaired. I was told by service repair that SRE 2010 Bruno living aids chair lift cannot have the beeping shut off. Is that true? I am trying to find out how to reset the chair so it stops beeping and hurting my ears. Thank you for posting these videos. I really appreciate having some reference. Peggy Penny

@@peggypenny turn off the key until the power comes back on.

Robin Barney Give is a call at 724-228-4568

did you figure out a fix for this sounds like what my bruno sre 2000 is doing

@@slaytronic It is probably the copper slips that charge the seat, which are located on the metal track. The question is where they can be purchased. If you figure it out, let me know.

Clean the copper contact strips on the back of the rail with a scotch bright pad from top to bottom. Also wipe the front & backsides of the rail with lemon pledge.

@@Ghostdog1108 Ill try to do that, but I think it is rather that they become too thin with use, and do not make contact anymore. So they need to be replaced, but they are not commercially available, unless the companies that sell these have them.

You probably need new batteries. Mine did that. It cost me $400 for a service call to tell us that. He took it apart and left. We got new batteries but had a hard time putting it back together because we didnt see how he took it apart. We are in a different state so it has nothing to do with the guy in this video.