Disposal Guidance; Troubleshooting - ergoCentric upCentric Manual Dei Usuario

Disposal Guidance

upCentric height adjustable tables may be disposed by dividing them into
different waste groups for recycling or combustion. We recommend that
the upCentric is disassembled as much as possible before disposal. Main
groups within sorting of waste: metal, plastic, cable scrap, combustible
material and collection for recoverable resources.

Troubleshooting

Problem
The frame will not move.
The frame operates irregularly
or is tilted.
The frame stops and can
only move downwards.
The frame will only move downwards
even though frame is not overloaded.
The frame always stops at the
same position, before reaching
maximum height.
Not all legs move when adjusting
the frame downwards.
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Observe
• Is the power cable connected
to the main power supply with
correct voltage ?
• Make sure that all plugs are
mounted correctly in the control
box and to the legs.
• One or more legs/cables
are defective.
• Look for visible damages on
cables, control box and legs.
• Visual observation.
• Is the frame in highest position ?
• The frame could be overloaded.
• Visual observation.
• Has the system been
programmed to this
specific height ?
• The leg that does not move
could be defective or the
cable connection for the leg
is not ok.
Do not dispose of electrical appliances as unsorted municipal waste; use
separate collection facilities. Contact your local government for information
regarding the collection systems available. If electrical appliances are
disposed of in landfills or dumps, hazardous substances can leak into
the groundwater and get into the food chain, damaging your health and
well being.
Solutions
• Connect plug to main power supply to make sure the voltage is ok.
• Check all connections.
• Perform reset and move upwards slightly.
If the table will not move upwards after reset it is defective.
• Damaged parts must be exchanged – contact ergoCentric.
• Perform reset.
• When the frame has reached the maximum height,
it will only move downwards.
• Remove some of the load and perform again.
• Perform reset.
• Perform reset.
• Check all connections, then perform reset.
If a leg will not move after reset it is defective.
• Damaged parts must be exchanged – contact ergoCentric.
If solutions are not effective, contact ergoCentric
Phone : 1 866 GET ERGO (438-3746)
Email : [email protected]
for further assistance.
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