Steelcase 7 series, Руководство по устранению неисправностей

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TROUBLESHOOTING: CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS
PROBLEM ILLUSTRATIONS
PROBLEM POTENTIAL CAUSE POTENTIAL SOLUTION
Table does not go
through full range
of motion
Re-synchronize Table Refer to synchronization procedure. (see Common Procedures)
Faulty Lifting Column Test Lifting Columns individually (see Common Procedures),
and replace any faulty Lifting Columns. Be sure to test all Lifting
Columns! Why? Because another Lifting Column may have the same
problem at a different height.
Lifting Columns not
synchronized (one is
higher than the other)
Re-synchronize Table Refer to synchronization procedure. (see Common Procedures)
Faulty Lifting Column Test Lifting Columns individually (see Common Procedures) ,
and replace any faulty Lifting Columns. Be sure to test all Lifting
Columns! Why? Because another Lifting Column may have the same
problem at a different height.
Table movement
is not smooth;
Lifting Columns jerk
or hop while raised
or lowered
Faulty Lifting Column Test Lifting Columns individually (see Common Procedures) ,
and replace any faulty Lifting Columns. Be sure to test all Lifting
Columns! Why? Because another Lifting Column may have the same
problem at a different height.
Lifting Columns are not
parallel with one another,
causing them to bind
First ensure that glides are properly adjusted, and the Table is level.
Loosen (but do not remove) all of the screws attaching the Lifting
Columns to the worksurface.
For Series 7 Tables, ensure Stretcher is fully-seated in the backs of
the Lifting Columns.
Operate the Table through a complete up-down cycle and then
re-tighten worksurface attachment screws.
Still binding? Take everything off the Table, flip it upside down, and
remove the worksurface screws completely. Run the Table through
another up-down cycle. The position of the Lifting Columns may shift
slightly; re-install worksurface screws in the adjusted position.
Error Code shown
on Digital-Display
Controller Refer to Error Code listing Follow instructions on Error Code listing; is table functioning
normally? Try initializing the Control Box.
(see Common Procedures)
Fig. 1 - Power Cable not fully seated
in Control Box
Fig. 2 - Damaged pins in the
Low-Voltage wiring connectors
Fig. 3 - Frayed/damaged Low Voltage
Cables (damaged Lifting Column wiring
harness shown)
WRONG
CORRECT
DAMAGED
CORRECT
DAMAGED
IMPORTANT NOTE:
This guide applies to models shipped prior to December 2015 only.
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