Specialists in Stannah 260 servicing, repair and maintenance. Whether your Stannah 260 is beeping, stuck, not charging, or due its annual service — our engineers can help. Fast response, 7 days a week.
Everything your Stannah 260 needs — from routine servicing to emergency repairs.
Full safety inspection, battery check, rail lubrication, and mechanical adjustments — keeping your Stannah 260 running safely and reliably.
Fast response 7 days a week for Stannah 260 faults. Same-day and next-day callouts available — all work guaranteed.
Stannah 260 batteries typically last 2–3 years. We supply and fit high-quality replacement batteries with full warranty.
Your Stannah 260 has 10 LEDs on the control board (ECU). Each LED tells you something about the state of your stairlift. Here's what each colour and number means.
This information is provided for reference only. Red LEDs usually indicate a fault that needs a qualified engineer. If your stairlift is showing a red LED, call us on 0800 567 7033 — many faults can be diagnosed over the phone.
Motor or control board fault. The system has detected a problem with the motor circuit or the control board itself.
What to do: Call us — needs diagnosis by an engineer.
Low battery voltage. The batteries aren't holding enough charge while the stairlift is running.
What to do: Charge overnight. If LED 2 persists, batteries may need replacing — call us.
Overload or obstruction. The stairlift is drawing too much power — often caused by a blockage, worn rollers, or the carriage struggling.
What to do: Check the rail is clear. If it continues, call us.
Brake fault. The safety brake has developed a fault or lost connection.
What to do: Call us immediately. Do not use the stairlift.
Safety interlock (RMU) has tripped. A safety mechanism has activated.
What to do: Call us — needs an engineer to reset safely.
Half-speed mode. Your stairlift is travelling on an inside bend rail section and has slowed to half speed.
What to do: No action — this is normal.
Slowing switch active. The stairlift is preparing to stop at a charge point or park position.
What to do: No action — this is normal.
Call exists. A call has been received at the control board — from the armrest or remote.
What to do: No action — this is normal.
System running. This green LED pulses once per second to indicate the software is running correctly.
What to do: No action — this is normal. If it stops pulsing, call us.
Power OK. This green LED confirms the 5V control supply is active.
What to do: No action — this is normal. If off, check the mains supply and battery isolator.
Multiple LEDs on, or a red LED you're not sure about? Call 0800 567 7033 — we can diagnose most faults over the phone.
Symptoms our engineers are called out to resolve every week.
If your Stannah 260 makes a grinding noise on the straight run or around a bend, this usually indicates worn rollers. Another sign is the stairlift suddenly running much slower. This should be addressed as soon as possible to prevent further damage to the rail and carriage.
📞 Book a roller inspectionAn annual service keeps your stairlift safe, reliable and extends its working life.
Annual servicing checks safety edges, brakes, sensors and interlocks — ensuring your Stannah 260 operates safely for you and your family.
Regular servicing catches small problems before they become expensive repairs. Your stairlift keeps running when you need it most.
A well-maintained Stannah 260 can last many years longer than an unserviced one — protecting your investment.
Specialists in Stannah repairs — with the parts, experience and aftercare you need.
Our engineers have in-depth knowledge of the Stannah 260 — from minor fault codes to full carriage and rail repairs.
We use genuine Stannah parts and follow manufacturer guidelines — ensuring your stairlift performs safely and reliably.
Same-day and next-day callouts available. All work comes with a warranty — giving you complete peace of mind.
Our engineers are based in strategic locations to provide national coverage.
Quick answers to the questions we hear most.
We recommend an annual service for all Stannah 260 stairlifts. Regular servicing catches small issues before they become bigger, keeps your stairlift running safely, and extends its working life.
Stannah 260 batteries typically last 2 to 3 years, depending on usage and charging habits. If your stairlift is losing charge quickly or beeping, the batteries may need replacing. Call 0800 567 7033 to book a battery check.
LED 2 is a red fault indicator showing low battery voltage. The batteries aren't holding enough charge. Charge overnight, and if LED 2 persists the batteries may need replacing. Call 0800 567 7033.
LED 4 is a red fault indicator showing a brake fault. The safety brake has developed a fault or lost connection. Call 0800 567 7033 immediately and do not use the stairlift.
A beeping Stannah 260 usually indicates low battery charge, a charging fault, or a safety interlock. If beeping continues after charging overnight, call 0800 567 7033 for a diagnosis.
Yes. We offer fast response repairs 7 days a week, including emergency callouts, for Stannah 260 stairlifts. Call 0800 567 7033.
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