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7. 

Performance test 

7.1 

Performance test, manually operated frame 

 
After installation and prior to use all functions of Flexi must be tested. The test must be carried out  
by competent personnel. Subsequently the test shall be carried out at least once a year: 
 

1.  Check that the mounting instructions have been observed. 
2.  Check that all bolts have been tightened. 
3.  There must be no load on the frame. 
4.  There must be nothing preventing the frame from moving freely within the height 

adjustment range (65-95 cm). 

5.  Turn the handle, move the frame to bottom position and check that the movement is 

smooth and even. Make sure that the hoses follow the movement of the frame and do not 
get squeezed. 

6.  Now turn the handle and move the frame to top position and check that the movement is 

smooth and even. Make sure that the hoses follow the movement of the frame and do not 
get squeezed. 

 

If all these tests are ok, the Flexi is ready for use. 

 

7.2 

Performance test, electrically operated frame 

 
After installation and prior to use all functions of Flexi must be tested. The test must be carried out  
by competent personnel. Subsequently the test shall be carried out at least once a year: 
 

Testing prior to connection of mains voltage: 

1.  Check that the mounting instructions have been observed. 
2.  Check that all bolts have been tightened. 
3.  Check that all cables have been connected correctly and that the plugs have been pressed 

home.  

4.  Check that there is no load on the Flexi frame. 
5.  Check that there is nothing preventing the Flexi from moving freely within the height 

adjustment range. 
Now connect mains voltage to the control unit and proceed as follows: 

6.  Press DOWN on the control switch, move the Flexi frame to bottom position and check that 

the movement is even and smooth. Make sure that the hose connections follow the 
movement of the Flexi frame and that they do not get squeezed.  

7.  Press DOWN on the control switch and keep the switch depressed for approx. 5 sec. or 

until a click is heard from the control unit. The Flexi frame may move a bit further downward 
and will now have been reset. 

8.  Press UP on the control switch, move the Flexi frame to top position and check that the 

movement is even and smooth. Make sure that the hose connections follow the movement 
of the Flexi frame and that they do not get squeezed. 
If a safety strip has been mounted under the Flexi frame it must be tested as follows: 

9.  Press DOWN on the control switch and let the Flexi frame move 2-5 cm downward. Now 

activate the safety strip by pressing it lightly. The frame must stop the downward 
movement, move 1-2 cm upward and stop. 
If a safety strip has been fitted above the frame, e.g. on a wall cupboard ”Diagonal”, this 
must also be tested as follows: 

10. Make sure that the Flexi frame is in the bottom position. Press UP on the button and let the 

frame move 2-5 cm upward. Now the safety strip above the Flexi frame will be activated. 
The Flexi frame must now stop its UPWARD movement and move 1-2 cm downward and 
stop. 

 

If all these tests are ok, the Flexi frame is ready for use. Se section 10 “Safety in use”. 
 
 

Summary of Contents for KitFrame Flexi

Page 1: ...PA 2004 00634 FlexiManual 30 65XXX 8 3 legs User Manual Mounting Instructions Keep this folder with product at all times PDF 6021 01 08 2009 ...

Page 2: ... 16 6 9 Mounting the handle 16 6 10 Mounting the supporting feet 16 6 11 Mounting the covers for the legs 16 6 12 Mounting the concealment panels 17 6 13 Conversion from a manual to a electric version 17 6 14 Mounting the flexible water connections and waste hoses 18 6 15 Mounting the control unit 18 6 16 Mounting the operating unit 18 6 17 Mounting the safety strip under the worktop 19 6 18 Mount...

Page 3: ...king according to the current Machinery EMC and Low Voltage Directives and thus complies with the basic safety requirements only for the electrical frame See separate CE declaration See page 27 If these table frames are assembled or otherwise connected with other electrical components this will be considered a new unit Consequently the assembled unit must be subjected to a risk assessment after wh...

Page 4: ...various plastic components Surface treatment Chromite Powder coating Standard RAL 9010 mat white Max load of frame 150 kg evenly distributed over the entire worktop Conversion To electrical frame Power supply 230VAC 2 5A 50 Hz Alternatively 100VAC 50 60 Hz Standby primary 1W Control voltage 24VDC Duty circle Max 10 conform to 1 min active 9 min pause Speed Approx 12 mm sec Lifting time stroke 30 c...

Page 5: ...fixed feed pipes on the wall to be pointing down at a height of max 30 cm This will ensure that the flexible feed pipes will always flex in a neat curve close to the wall without kinking A 90 degree valve with a 1 2 exposed thread is recommended The control unit complies with IP32 ll and must always be installed in accordance with the national Heavy Current Regulations or corresponding internation...

Page 6: ...x 2 133 Kg bolt Safety factor must be used Safety factor 1 133 Kg bolt Safety factor 2 266 Kg bolt Safety factor 3 399 Kg bolt Under normal circumstances the load will be distributed to the two legs 4 bolts Flexi leg seen from the front By looking thru the small hole you will face following colour combinations Black shall always be seen to the right hand side Red black Elektric Flexi Leg with fast...

Page 7: ...sembly check that all parts have been provided See list of components from page 21 See also mounting instructions page 14 to 20 The equipment should always be assembled by competent personnel 6 1 1 6 1 2 6 1 3 6 1 5 2 5 cm 6 3 1 6 1 4 6 2 2 6 2 1 6 3 2 8 cm ...

Page 8: ...Page 8 6 4 2 6 6 1 6 6 2 6 4 1 6 5 3 6 5 2 2 5 cm m 6 5 1 6 3 3 8 cm ...

Page 9: ...Page 9 6 7 1 6 9 1 6 9 2 6 9 3 6 9 4 6 9 5 6 8 2 6 8 1 ...

Page 10: ...orktop length 6 12 2 6 12 3 40 cm L Worktop length Lower concealment panel Distance between feet 6 12 4 8 cm 8 cm 40 cm Lower cover concealment panel in case of supporting feet 3 cm L Worktop length 6 10 1 6 10 2 6 11 1 6 11 2 ...

Page 11: ...Page 11 6 Mounting instructions illustrations converting into electrical 6 13 3 6 13 4 6 13 1 6 13 2 6 13 5 6 13 6 6 13 7 21 5 cm 18 5 cm 6 14 1 Placement of waste pipe ...

Page 12: ...2 Motor cable M1 Mains cable Safety stop connection See 6 13 1 6 13 2 Cable for control switch 6 17 2 6 15 1 Control Box must be mounted on Underside of worktop Safety strip B A C E Long cable for upward movement Yellow Short cable for downward movement Red 6 17 1 6 15 2 Control Box 6 16 1 Ø18 ...

Page 13: ...Page 13 6 Mounting instructions accessories 6 18 3 6 18 1 6 18 2 6 19 1 ...

Page 14: ...without worktop simply mount and adjust the threaded bolt to each leg according to fig 6 3 2 Note If the sink or hotplate is placed at the middle of the worktop move the third leg if any to the right or left to ensure that the leg and support arm are fitted in the immediate vicinity of the sink hotplate etc 6 2 Mounting the support arms on the frame Note Prior to mounting of the support arms it is...

Page 15: ...w provided 6 4 2 On the outermost support arms we recommend pointing the front fascia fittings towards the middle of the frame to prevent them from conflicting with the side fascia 6 5 Mounting the worktop 6 5 1 Place the tabletop on the frame The maximum permissible distance from the back of the tabletop to the wall is 0 5 cm safety issue If the frame is moved away from the wall the distance from...

Page 16: ...the transmission 6 9 3 Loosen one of the M4 screws of the stop ring and pull the transmission spindle out to the required position in relation to the front fascia Retighten the screw 6 9 4 Pull the spindle suspension fitting forward so that it may be fitted under the worktop and fasten it with screws Push the small stop ring forward against the fitting and tighten the M4 screw 6 9 5 Finally fit th...

Page 17: ...he worktop The height must be 40 cm Cut out for feet must be 8 cm wide and 3 cm high The cut outs of the cover plate must suit the position of the supporting feet 6 13 Conversion from a manual to a electric version Option 6 13 1 Cut the spindle into two parts Loosen the stop rings on each side of the spindles Then push the spindles away from each other 6 13 2 Remove the bolts for fastening the tra...

Page 18: ... all cable connections as illustrated The Y cable is provided with two short circuit plugs When mounting the safety stop see section 6 13 6 15 3 Place the loose cables in the cable bearers and fit the bearers in the grooves of the aluminium profile 6 16 Mounting the operating unit If the frame is manually operated this item does not apply 6 16 1 The control switch for the height adjustment must be...

Page 19: ... of the extension cord into the first safety stop right side of the frame In the case of more safety stops connect them in series and end the series by inserting the remaining short circuit plug into the available male plug of the last safety stop 6 18 Mounting the press pad for disabled persons Option If the frame is manually operated this item does not apply 6 18 1 The press pad for height adjus...

Page 20: ...e is no load on the Flexi frame 5 Check that there is nothing preventing the Flexi from moving freely within the height adjustment range Now connect mains voltage to the control unit and proceed as follows 6 Press DOWN on the control switch move the Flexi frame to bottom position and check that the movement is even and smooth Make sure that the hose connections follow the movement of the Flexi fra...

Page 21: ...60 62 cm 30 67620 Length of worktop 60 104 cm 2 pcs Length of worktop 105 204 cm 4 pcs Length of worktop 205 249 cm 5 pcs Length of worktop 250 300 cm 7 pcs Aluminium profile 30 68xxx Length XXX Worktop length 5cm 1 pc At increments of 5 cm The profile comprises 30 69xxx Spindle 1 pc Length xxx Worktop length 15cm At increments of 5 cm Handle incl transmission 30 67650 Depth of worktop 50 72 cm 1 ...

Page 22: ...cm 30 67680 For skirting board 1 pc Distance bracket 7 cm 30 67672 For void behind the frame 1 pc Cover 30 67735 Length of worktop 60 204 cm 2 pcs Length of worktop 205 300 cm 3 pcs Cover for supporting foot 30 67737 Length of worktop 60 204 cm 2 pcs Length of worktop 205 300 cm 3 pcs Cover Stainless steel 30 67736 Length of worktop 60 204 cm 2 pcs Length of worktop 205 300 cm 3 pcs Cover for supp...

Page 23: ...ing 2 pcs 97004159 Washer ø15 ø8 2 pcs 97002730 Furniture fittings 4 pcs 30 67765 Connecting bush 1 pc Electrical kit 2 for Flexi 105 300 cm 30 67867 1 pc 30 67801 Motor 16x8x8 cm Motor vertical 2 pcs Incl motor cable 200 cm and fitting 30 67850 Control unit Slow speed 22x11x7 cm 1 set for 2 motors 240VAC Incl mains cable 300 cm Parts supplied as on page 23 Same parts as above Press pad 14x7 cm 30...

Page 24: ...people or property The person who operates the Flexi frame is responsible for avoiding damage or injury If the Flexi frame is used in publicly accessible locations where children or people with reduced observation ability may get close to the Flexi frame the person operating the Flexi frame must pay sufficient attention in order to prevent dangerous situations Make sure that there is free space ab...

Page 25: ...es freely from bottom to top position without problems Resetting the frame Press DOWN on the control switch and move the frame to bottom position Press DOWN once more and keep the switch depressed for 5 sec to reset the control unit Check that the movement is even and smooth Make sure that the mains cable moves freely Check that water and waste pipes are tight and undamaged Check that all cables h...

Page 26: ...ting the Support arms of the mounting instructions Also check that the legs are vertical see item 6 3 c The height of the frame cannot be adjusted adjustment seems very difficult 1 Check that the frame is not overloaded 2 Check that the frame moves freely and that no objects have been squeezed above or below the worktop 3 Check that the handle has been fitted correctly in the transmission see moun...

Page 27: ...rectives and standards DIRECTIVES EU Directive 89 392 EEC on Machinery modified by Directive No 98 37 EC 73 23EEC Low voltage directive modified by 93 68 EEC 89 336 EEC EMC Directive modified by 92 31 EEC and 93 68 EEC STANDARDS DS EN ISO 12001 1 2003 DS EN 55014 1 2000 DS EN ISO 12100 2 2003 DS EN 55014 2 1997 DS EN 527 2 2002 DS EN 60335 1 2002 DS EN 61000 6 3 2001 EN 55022 Class B DS EN 61000 3...

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