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b) Electrical Connection
Operating Instructions
connection lead
driven over
Mechanical
loads should also be avoided.
connection lead
strain relief
kink protection
connection lead from trailing on the floor
moved
c)
Dismantling
drive (2)
BEK bolts (3, 8)
support drive (2)
In the to be issued by you, point out to the operator that if leads, in
particular the , are they could sustain damage.
When routing the leads make sure that they:
cannot get caught up or trapped,
are not subjected to mechanical loads (i.e. do not pull, apply pressure or bend),
cannot get damaged in any other way.
Make sure that the cables, in particular the , are fastened to the end
product with adequate and and that suitable constructional
measures prevent the
when the end product is
being .
Operate the furniture to travel to the starting position, then isolate from the
DEWERT controls. When removing , it is important
to , as this is released instantly!
Emergency release or quick release (option)
In the event of a power failure the drive can be reset via the release mechanism (”ER” or
“GQR”) in as far as this is fitted. Actuating the release causes the drive to travel back to the
starting position.
security clip (4, 9)
and
d)
Recommended arrangement of the fittings
(b)
(a)
Recommendation
Besides precise alignment of the fittings, we recommend using only one fixing bracket at
either side of the fittings. This measure reduces the risk of a misalignment of the two fixing
brackets which would cause the drive unit to tilt. Fittings with two fixing brackets can be
used, but these must be precisely aligned to ensure that the withdrawal force does not
increase.
Fix the bracket on the one side to utilize the elongated hole. This permits any possible diffe-
rences in length between the fitting dimension of the drive and your application to be appro-
priately adjusted. : the elongated hole (c) should offer at least 2mm play.
(a)
(b)
(c)
MEGAMAT
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11/2008
ID-Nr. 48148
