LapSafe FLEX User manual

LapSafe® Self-Service Solutions Ltd
3 Wakes Hall Business Centre
Wakes Colne
Colchester
Essex
CO6 2DY
[email protected] lapsafe.com0800 130 3456
The FLEX™ Range
User Manual
2021 v1.3

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Contents
Page No
Overview 4
Locker Door Operation 5
Power Socket 6
USB Charging 6
Available Sockets 7
Power Cassette 8
In the event of a trip 9
Cleaning 10
Support 11
Copyright Lapsafe® Self Service Solutions
Congratulations and thank you for purchasing a LapSafe® FLEX™ Locker
Tower solution. This document will guide you through the correct use of
the product.

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Overview
Your FLEX ™ Locker Tower is supplied fully assembled and correctly
installed.
Each locker has its own individual lock and there are separate instructions
for the use of the locks tted on your particular FLEX™ Tower.
There is a manufacturing option to have a power socket and two USB
changing sockets inside some, or all, of the lockers.
The power to the locker sockets, if tted, is managed through a Power
Cassette that is xed on the top of your FLEX™ Tower.
Locker Door Operation
Once the door lock is released the hinges allow the locker door to swing
freely until it meets an obstacle. There is no ‘bump-stop’ built into the
hinge so care must be taken when opening a locker that there is suicient
clear space for the door to move into.
Do not let go of the door while it is moving and do not force the door in
either direction. Both of these actions could damage the door or the
locker carcase or an adjacent locker unit.
Should a door become misaligned in use there is adjustment in the hinges.
In the centre of the hinge-cup in the rear of the door there is a screw that
can be loosened to allow re-adjustment.
Re-tighten the screw aer any adjustment.

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USB Charging (when fitted)
The locker power and USB sockets provide power for small loads up to a
maximum of 3 amps on a 240V supply, which is more than suicient for
powering an AC adapter to charge a device.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD A HEAVY LOAD
BE PLUGGED INTO A LOCKER SOCKET
The USB charging provides 5 volts DC and up to 2.1 amps of charging
current which will be shared between the two sockets. Therefore, a
single device can draw up to the maximum and two devices will share the
maximum available charging current.
Please note: Shared charging can be slower than single device charging.
Power Socket (when fitted)
The locker power sockets provide power for small loads up to a maximum
of 3amps on a 240V supply or 1.5amps on a 120V supply which is suicient
for powering an AC adapter to charge a device.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD A HEAVY LOAD
BE PLUGGED INTO A LOCKER SOCKET
Type I
Australia/New Zealand mains socket
Type F
Schuko mains socket
Type G
UK mains socket with twin USB
Type B
NEMA 5-15 mains socket
Type G
UK mains socket
Available International Socket Types

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In the event of a trip
1. Switch o the power supply and then check if the reason for the
tripping is apparent and If possible correct the issue.
2. Allow at least 60 seconds aer it has tripped and do not reset the trip
with the mains power switched on.
3. Press the centre of the button back into the trip. When re-set the
button will stay pressed in when you release your nger.
4. Restore power to the power cassette and check that the trip remains
set.
5. If the trip operates again you should rst switch o the mains and then
switch o or unplug everything in the locker sockets.
6. Re-set the trip (steps 2 and 3 above)
7. Restore power to the power cassette and check that the trip remains
set.
8. Then, one by one, re-plug everything into the locker sockets, switch on
and check that the trip remains set.
If the trip will not re-set or it continues to trip, there may still be a fault
somewhere or the trip may have developed a fault so please contact our
customer support desk: 01787 226166 OR 0800 130 3456
Power Cassette (when fitted)
The power cassette on the top of your FLEX™ Locker Tower may get warm
when it is managing a higher electrical load for a period of time and
because of this possibility the ventilation holes in the cassette should not
be obstructed.
In the United Kingdom the detachable mains lead to the power cassette
will carry a fuse in the wall plug for the protection of users. In the event
that your FLEX™ Locker Tower has been installed with no wall plug the
power cassette also has a resettable trip which is alongside the mains
input socket. This trip acts in much the same way as a fuse to protect users
and it can be re-set. When the has operated, the centre of the button will
extend by approximately 12mm.

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Warranty Details
lapsafe.com/warranty
Support Enquiries
lapsafe.com/support/enquiry
Email [email protected]om
0800 130 3456
Support
Warranty
lapsafe.com/support/activate-warranty
Cleaning
Your FLEX™ Locker Tower is manufactured from Melamine Faced Board
and most marks or dirt will be removed using a mildly soapy cloth.
Do not soak the boards and do not get the power cassette or the locker
sockets wet at all.
To remove more stubborn marks or perhaps an adhesive residue you
can use a gentle solvent such as white spirit or a mild solvent-based
cleaner. Again, do not soak the boards with solvent and do not get the
power cassette or the locker sockets wet at all.
Do Not use solvent cleaners on the locks.
The locker door hinges are maintenance free and should not require
lubrication.
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LapSafe® Self-Service Solutions Ltd
3 Wakes Hall Business Centre
Wakes Colne
Colchester
Essex
CO6 2DY
[email protected] lapsafe.com0800 130 3456