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Summary of Contents for LD T-MEETING.

Page 1: ...LD T MEETING EN ASSEMBLY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ...

Page 2: ...am Tabletop frame 8 Tabletop frame and lift columns cable duct 9 Cabling 10 Vertical cable duct 11 Clip cable tray to tabletop 12 Control unit Start up 13 Control unit Normal operation Programming 14 Control unit Features 15 Levelling 16 Correct Sitting 17 Error codes Manual switch TMU30 18 Possible problems 19 Notizen 22 ...

Page 3: ...2 PRODUCT OVERVIEW STANDARD TABLE SIZES 2000 1100 2200 1100 2400 1200 TABLETOP OPTIONS rectangular rectangular rounded oval boat shaped ...

Page 4: ...3 1 2 AS DELIVERED CONDITION ...

Page 5: ... piece D990660 GWSR LKIS VZ M8x50 D990570 GWSR LKIS VZ M8x40 4x 4x 2x 1 D620880 Cable tray holder 4x D990010 SPAX SKPZ VZ 4 0x20 4x D990009 SPAX SKPZ VZ 4 0x13 Compact board Chipboard 1 1 8x 2 2 D990151 SPAX SKPZ VZ 5x20 D990456 EJOT PHPR BVZ 6x12 8x Compact board 19 mm Chipboard 25 mm Chipboard 4x D990582 Knurled screw 1 AS DELIVERED CONDITION ...

Page 6: ...r furniture use position of plugs and sockets must ensure pro tection from liquid spill The power cable must be secured in the strain relief leg frame Connecting wires must be run loosely All lines and wires must be run to avoid shear abrasion or other mechanical damage Desks with flexible or height adjustable worktops require special care Cables must be sufficiently long to allow flexibility of t...

Page 7: ... above or below heat sources e g radiators at places exposed to direct sunlight in small unventilated or humid rooms near easily flammable materials nor near high frequency devices e g transmitters radiation equipment or similar Care instructions The gentle and proper cleaning of the surfaces of your furniture and walls is important in retaining its optimum condition for as long as possible We rec...

Page 8: ...ON 18min OFF Protection class IP 31 according to EN 60529 Primary fuse A 105 C insulation class 3 15AT Protection class II Noise 60dBA Upward lift speed 50mm s without load Upward lift 650mm standard Reference values for start up Load Start up Stand by 0 100kg 4 5 Watt hour Upward lift 0kg 253 0 Watt lift Upward lift 100kg 440 0 Watt lift Input surge current 38A up to 10 msec Drive Interior DC dri...

Page 9: ...8 A B 2 1 Detach frame from tabletop fixed by four clips and screw to the two slab ends HORIZONTAL BEAM TABLETOP FRAME ...

Page 10: ...9 8x D990662 GWSR LKIS VZ M6 40 4mm C D 4x D990010 SPAX SKPZ VZ 4 0x20 4x D990009 SPAX SKPZ VZ 4 0x13 Compact board Chipboard 2 1 TABLETOP FRAME AND LIFT COLUMNS CABLE DUCT ...

Page 11: ...overvoltages typically occurring during thunder storms we recommend installing an overvoltage protective device For further information please consult your local electrician Caution Before starting to run the system please check whether its operating voltage matches the current power supply The system operates as soon as it is connected to the power source Please also take note of the attached ope...

Page 12: ...11 2x D990285 SPAX PHPZ SZ 4 0x12 Chiboard Compact board VERTICAL CABLE DUCT 35 segments 22 segments ...

Page 13: ...for manual switch Connect drives and manual switches to the control unit Connect drives to jack 1 or jack 2 Connect manual switch to jack 3 Connect the power supply unit Connect the network cable to the control unit and insert the power plug into the power socket The control unit must be initialised before starting the operation manual reset See page 14 ...

Page 14: ...ion Abort upward lift immediately in case one of the lift columns fails to operate properly Control unit light TMU10 Control unit pro TMU30 DOWN UP Manual resent before inital start up Control mechanism is initialised by pressing UP and DOWN keys simul taneously The drives then move down to the mechanical stop and are switched off Release the keys The control mechanism confirms initiali sation wit...

Page 15: ...s Memory Adjust table to your specifications pressing UP DOWN keys Press M key three times to select Memory mode Press one of keys M1 M2 or M3 within approx 5 seconds to save settings Control unit confirms saved settings by acoustic signal Retrieve saved settings Normal Memory Press key M1 M2 or M3 until reaching the saved position Resetting from cm to Inch Select the desired display mode by simul...

Page 16: ...ism and the drives from overloading Safety disconnection Both the power supply unit and the control mechanism switch off automatically in case of overheating Safety limit The system defines a certain range approx 90 mm from lower end position as a safety limit Upon reaching that limit the drives stop and can be activated again at reduced speed by pressing the key Before effecting a downward move m...

Page 17: ...16 LEVELLING ...

Page 18: ...ir negative health impact at the office work place These standards and recommendations are based on findings relating to an incorrect and tense sitting posture which limits performance and produces long term physical damage over time Sitting with a hunched back doubles the burden 200 on the vertebral disks compared to standing up 100 CORRECT SITTING Source Wilkhahn ...

Page 19: ...correctly positioned motor A72 One of the columns does not operate properly no connection A73 One of the columns does not operate properly no power supply AC9 Wait for 18 minutes and try again ACA Wait or move away from heat source A07 Remove overload E69 Safety strip or sensor is probably damaged and must be replaced optional E6A Replace control and or manual switch E04 Replace control unit and o...

Page 20: ...uring operation Disconnect system wait for 10 seconds reconnect and reset table see page 11 2b On time limit maximum on time exceeded Wait for 18 minutes and try again 2c Child safety mechanism is active Deactivate child safety mechanism press M key for 10 seconds 2d Column is not properly connected Disconnect both column plugs from control unit and reconnect 2e Column is damaged error E212 Try re...

Page 21: ...nect Switch connection between the two columns and the control unit If the malfunction persists the column may be damaged if you encounter the same malfunction with the other column the con trol unit may be damaged 3b Control cable connected to column is compressed Make sure cables are not compressed and try replacement column Replace adapter of horizontal beam if necessary ...

Page 22: ...d Programmed lifting mechanism in the control unit does not align with column Make sure all components are assembled correctly 5e Table is overloaded Reduce load observe maximum load see Technical data Replace columns and or control unit and or frame parts 6 TABLE STOPS DURING RESET OPERATION PROBLEM TROUBLE SHOOTING 6a Power supply is disconnected loose connection Make sure everything is plugged ...

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