KÖNIG & MEYER
GmbH & Co. KG
Kiesweg 2, 97877 Wertheim, www.k-m.de
17715-000-55 Rev.05 03-80-980-00 1/24
TECHNISCHE DATEN
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
17715 Peg base
INTENDED USE
- The tripod serves as a base stand for various instrument pegs:
15214 trumpet – 15224 A/B clarinet – 15244 Flugelhorn –
15294 Soprano saxophone – 17731 English horn – 17738 Oboe –
17741 Eb/C clarinet – flutes: 17782 - diameter 6.5 mm / 17786 diameter
9 mm / 17788 diameter 18 mm
FEATURES AND CAPABILITIES
- M5 threaded bushes for four instrument pegs (15214 ff)
- Super compact: perfect for touring, storage, and transportation
- Stable and wobble-free thanks to three-point support
- Robust and durable steel construction
- Absolutely easy handling without tools
- Base circle diameter 352 mm, weight 0.6 kg
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Thank you for choosing this product. Please read and follow these instructions carefully.
It informs you about all important steps necessary for safe installation and operation.
We recommend that you keep them for future reference.
MAINTENANCE, CARE
- During maintenance work, pay attention to possible hazards (jamming, bumping)
- For cleaning, use a slightly damp cloth and a non-abrasive cleaning agent
FAULT-FINDING (F) and REPAIR (R)
F: Tripod wobbles: R: Check surface; R: Check struts for straightness
R: Replace parquet protector; R: Tighten screw connection
c
F: Instrument wobbles: R: Tighten peg; R: Check screw connection
c
1. COMPONENTS
Please visually check whether all parts are present and in order.
a
Central threaded bush M5
b
Feet (
b.1
M5 thread,
b.2
parquet protectors)
c
Screw connection (
c.1
2 x washer red,
c.2
washer,
c.3
nut wing M6)
2. SET-UP
The stand is completely pre-assembled. It simply needs to be put in position.
2.1
When folded, the three feet are on top of each other;
2.1
they therefore have slightly different lengths (183, 198, 213 mm)
2.2
Twist the feet until three angles of 120° each are formed.
2.2
This constellation provides the best stability.
2.3
Even relatively small deviations from the 120° angle between two feet can
2.3
considerably reduce the stability: by approx. 27% if, instead of 120°, 140° is set.
2.4
Always secure the position by tightening the central wing nut
c.3
.
2.1
The three feet are pushed back on top of each other for transportation and storage
3. PLACE PEG
3.1
The more centrally the loads are placed, the better the stability:
3.1.1
For ONE peg, we recommend positioning it in the center;
3.1.2
For MULTIPLE pegs/instruments, we recommend a distribution that results
3.1.2
in the center of gravity of the total load being as central as possible.
3.2
The instrument pegs must be firmly screwed (up to the stop) into one of the
3.2
four M5 threaded bushes.
- Ensure a suitable (i.e. stable and level) surface
- For maximum stability, the three feet must always be at an angle of 120° to
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each other. Any other position of the feet reduces the stability and must be
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corrected.
- Always secure the set position (in function or during storage) by firmly tightening
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the wing nut
c.3
.
- The instrument pegs must be firmly screwed (up to the stop) into one of the
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four M5 threaded bushes.
- The more centrally the loads are placed, the better the stability:
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- For ONE peg, we recommend positioning it in the center;
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- For MULTIPLE pegs/instruments, we recommend a distribution that
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-
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results in the center of gravity of the total load being as central as possible.
- The possibility of folding the product naturally harbors the risk of entrapment;
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careful handling during assembly, operation, and dismantling is therefore
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essential
Material
Feet: Steel, powder coated, black
Threaded bush, washer: Steel, galvanized
Parquet protector: TPE, black - Fiber disc, red
Load capacity
Instrument peg with matching instrument (up to four)
Dimensions
Set-up dimension: diameter 352 mm
Weight
0.6 kg
Packaging
Carton: 65 x 65 x 200 mm
1. COMPONENTS
2. SET-UP
3. PLACE PEG
