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See our construction video on Youtube.
https://youtu.be/cIQPZ1ZVIsg
Assembly information
To ensure long-term safety when using your foldaway bed, it is necessary to adhere to basic safety
rules, both for use and control system installation in the foldaway bed.
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Ensure that the installation location is dry and free of dust. The controls of the electrical
system should not be exposed to direct sunlight.
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The ambient temperature for use of the control system may not be higher than 40 °C or
lower than 5 °C.
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For this reason, do not install / operate the controls:
* above or in front of heat sources (e.g. radiators)
* near highly inflammable materials
* hear high-frequency devices (e.g. transmitter, radiation devices, etc.)
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Ensure that the connection cables are not bent, pulled or otherwise subjected to
mechanical stress.
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For protection from electrical surges, which may occur during a thunderstorm, it is
recommended that you install a surge protection. Get advice from an electrician.
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The control system must be fastened in place (recommendation: screw-fitting). This will
prevent malfunctions caused by loose plug-in connections or generation of unwanted
noise.
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The control system must remain freely accessible even after installation of the foldaway
bed, so that it can be accessed for service work.
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The control system only generates very little heat, but sufficient air circulation should
nevertheless be ensured.
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Electrical lines should only be installed by qualified personnel.
Liability disclaimer
We would like to point out that
Hartmann asytec GmbH & Co. KG
will not assume any liability for
injuries, material damage or other damage caused by
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failure to adhere to this assembly manual.
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modifying the foldaway bed without our approval.
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using spare parts that have not been manufactured or approved by
Hartmann asytec GmbH & Co. KG.
Note:
For systems with internal doors, the side walls must be doubled
accordingly to ensure that the depth dimension of 600 mm is maintained!
The system cannot be moved separately, i.e. both carriages always move simultaneously.
