Movement SELI160 User manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Important safety instructions are marked with
this symbol. A failure to observe these instruc-
tions can lead to injury or damage to the sys-
tem and equipment.
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use of the system. A failure to observe these
instructions can lead to injury or damage to
the system and equipment.
If you have questions or need service, use your smartphone to scan the
QR code on the front ap of the base of the bed module to go direct to
our website, visit it at www.move-ment.ch/serviceandsupport
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MOVEment Systems AG
Hardturmstrasse 134
CH-8005 Zurich
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CONTACT DETAILS

Thank you for choosing a home with MOVEment. MOVEment is
an intelligent space concept that allows you to move furniture
modules around at the press of a button to create different liv-
ing arrangements.
These instructions are addressed to users of MOVEment sys-
tems. The system is sophisticated but easy to use. Even so, take
the time to read these instructions to familiarise yourself with
MOVEment so you can use all its functions.
Please read this document carefully before using the MOVE-
ment system.
MODIFICATIONS
The text, images and data presented in these instructions were
correct at the time of printing. We reserve the right to make
modications to develop and rene the system.
VALIDITY
You will nd the type reference and serial number on the type
label. These instructions apply to the following:
Type: SELI160, SN: HA001.xxx, Type: SERE160, SN: HA001.xxx
Type: SELI140, SN: HA001.xxx, Type: SERE140, SN: HA001.xxx
Type: JULI160, SN: HA001.xxx, Type: JURE160, SN: HA001.xxx
Type: JULI140, SN: HA001.xxx, Type: JURE140, SN: HA001.xxx
Model-specic variations are noted in the text.
INTRODUCTION

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Intended use 6
Care and safety instructions 7
Precautions 9
General tips and instructions 10
Care instructions 12
Product description 13
Further information on the bed module 14
Further information on the ofce module 15
Sockets built into the modules 16
Main MOVEment drive switch 16
Control panel 16
General tips and instructions 16
Control panel 16
Control panel, Senior model 17
Control panel, Junior model 18
Moving modules individually 19
Stop button 19
Child safety lock 19
Status indicator 19
Moving modules manually 20
Repair and maintenance 21
Malfunctions and repairs 21
Troubleshooting 24
Disposal 29
Technical data 29
CONTENTS

6INTENDED USE
MOVEment may only be used in accordance with the
safety and care instructions and for the intended pur-
pose. No liability will be assumed for damage resulting
from use for any purpose other than the intended pur-
pose or from improper use.
The system and its components, particularly mechani-
cal components and those conducting electricity, may
only be repaired, modied or manipulated by the man-
ufacturer or its customer services team. Inappropriate
repairs can result in accidents, damage to the system
and the equipment. In the event of malfunction, follow
the instructions in the Troubleshooting and Repair and
maintenance sections.
Only original spares may be used.
Keep these operating instructions in a safe place and
pass them on before you hand over the MOVEment
system to someone else.
INTENDED USE

7CARE AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS/PRECAUTIONS
MOVEment complies with the recognised codes of
practice and relevant safety regulations. The equip-
ment must be used appropriately to avoid damage and
accidents.
Please follow these operating instructions closely!
CARE AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Safety of children and vulnerable individuals
This equipment may be used by children aged
8 and over and people with physical, sensory
and mental impairments, provided they are
supervised or have been instructed on how to
use the equipment safely and the dangers in-
volved. Children under age 8 and people with
serious disabilities should be kept away from
the equipment if they are not under constant
supervision. Children must not play with the
equipment. Children may not clean or main-
tain the equipment. The equipment has a child
safety lock. This must be activated if children
are present.
CARE AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

8CARE AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS/PRECAUTIONS
Safety devices and sensors
For your safety, when modules are moved au-
tomatically, they are monitored by safety de-
vices and sensors to prevent injury or damage.
Safety devices and sensors such as lateral
photoelectric sensors monitoring the modules
in the direction of motion, pressure-sensitive
bases and the momentum clutch must not be
removed, bypassed or covered up.
Removing or opening covers is prohibited un-
less required by these operating instructions.
Disconnecting or interrupting the electrical
protection systems and removing the protec-
tive ground (earth) conductor is prohibited. If
the MOVEment system’s mains connection is
damaged it must be replaced by the manufac-
turer, its customer services team or someone
with similar qualications to avoid hazard.
The use of heat or ame-producing devices
around the modules is prohibited.
Liquids must not be placed on the wall con-
nector.
While the modules are moving there must be
no people on, in or between the modules or
around the wall connector.

9PRECAUTIONS
Climbing on the modules or sitting on the sur-
faces of the modules or the wall connector is
prohibited.
The maximum load for each module is 300 kg.
The maximum loads for the shelves, surfaces
and the bed must not be exceeded. The maxi-
mum loads are as follows:
• max. 20 kg per shelf (all modules)
• max. 20 kg per drawer (all modules)
• max. 30 kg on the shelf of the TV niche
(bed module)
• max. 30 kg on the desk (ofce module)
• max. 30 kg on the stone surface
(ofce module)
• max. 30 kg on clothes rails (cupboard module)
• max. 300 kg in the bed area, including people
and contents of bed (bed module)
• 0 kg on wall connector
The posts and horizontal connectors of the bed
module are designed to stabilise the module
and house the sensors. Applying loads to the
posts and horizontal connectors is prohibited.
Do not x sharp objects to the modules. This
can lead to injury or malfunction, especially in
the direction of travel.
Free-roaming and free-ying pets must not be
kept in apartments with MOVEment systems.
PRECAUTIONS

10 GENERAL TIPS AND INSTRUCTIONS
• Objects in and on the modules can shift or tip over
when the modules move. Make sure fragile objects
and receptacles containing liquids are secured!
• While modules are moving, all objects on the oor
between modules must be cleared away.
• Objects such as bedclothes, cables, etc., open doors
or drawers that protrude in the direction of motion
into the area monitored by the photoelectric sensors
can prevent automatic movement of the modules.
This is indicated when the status indicator for the
module in question blinks red on the relevant con-
trol panel.
• Before moving the modules, make sure that all the
doors and drawers of the modules are closed, and
remove objects that protrude into the areas moni-
tored by the photoelectric sensors.
• Objects protruding beyond the surfaces of modules
or above the wall connector can be damaged or acti-
vate the sensors and prevent the modules from mov-
ing automatically.
GENERAL TIPS AND INSTRUCTIONS
A MOVEment system may only be installed and
used indoors.

11GENERAL TIPS AND INSTRUCTIONS
• Notify us if the system shows signs of damage or
wear.
• For service, maintenance and repair the tenant must
make sure there is access to the MOVEment system,
the wall mount and the service openings.
• External power sources, devices and cables must be
removed while modules are being cleaned.
• The oor in the area of the moveable modules must
be kept clean to prevent damage to the oor.
Area to the side of the module monitored by sensors
(using the example of the bed module)

12 CARE INSTRUCTIONS
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
• Liquids and moisture must not be allowed to
penetrate the modules or wall connector.
• Do not use soap, sprays, solvents or scouring
agents!
• The photoelectric (optical) sensors must be
kept clean. You can clean them with a damp
cloth.
• Tenants must completely remove sticky liq-
uids and dirt from the oor immediately.
If in exceptional circumstances the front
castors need to be cleaned, scan the QR
code and ll out the form provided at www.
move-ment.ch/serviceandsupport If you do
not have access to the internet, call us on
the service number specied earlier in these
instructions.
Before the castors are cleaned, the system
has to be deactivated using the main switch
in your apartment to prevent unintended
movement during cleaning.

13PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Apartments tted with MOVEment systems are all based on the same
concept. The moveable modules and the wall connector are located
between the bathroom and the kitchen. The bathroom and kitchen are
xed installations that are not part of the MOVEment system.
• The Senior model has the following modules:
bed module (140 or 160 cm), Senior cupboard module, ofce module
and wall connector.
• The Junior model has the following modules:
bed module (140 or 160 cm), Junior cupboard module, ofce module
and wall connector.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
View of the Senior MOVEment module, left
Bath Bed Cupboard Ofce Kitchen
123 4 5
6
8
1 Wet room 2 Bed module 3 Cupboard module 4 Ofce module
(only with Senior model)
5 Kitchen 6 Niche 7 Control panel 8 Wall connector
7

14 FURTHER INFORMATION ON THE BED MODULE
The bed module has a niche to accommodate the mattress (which is
not part of the MOVEment system and must be supplied by the user).
The niche has the following dimensions:
• Bed module 140: length around 204 cm/breadth around 143 cm
• Bed module 160: length around 204 cm/breadth around 163 cm
• The niche has a standard slatted frame and is designed for mattress-
es of at least 18 cm in depth. You can adjust the height of your mat-
tress by turning the wooden bars under the slatted frame.
The bed module has a triple power socket (230 V) and two LAN ports (RJ
45). Users can connect the LAN ports to their router at the fuse box us-
ing LAN patch cables (not part of the MOVEment system).
The niche provided for the user’s own television set (not part of the
MOVEment system) has the following dimensions:
• Bed module 140: height approx. 73 cm/breadth approx. 130 cm/depth
approx. 30 cm
• Bed module 160: height approx. 73 cm/breadth approx. 150 cm/depth
approx. 30 cm
FURTHER INFORMATION ON THE BED MODULE

15FURTHER INFORMATION ON THE OFFICE MODULE
The ofce module (only included in the Senior model) has a triple pow-
er socket (230 V) in the workspace area and a single socket (230 V) in
the rear part of the pull-out desk.
FURTHER INFORMATION ON THE OFFICE MODULE

16 POWER SOCKETS/MAIN SWITCH/MOVING MODULES AUTOMATICALLY
GENERAL GUIDELINE
For safety reasons there must always be a space of around 4
cm between the modules and to the bathroom and kitchen.
CONTROL PANEL
On the front side of each module is a control panel. In
standby mode, only the MOVEment logo is illuminated. The
control panel has a proximity sensor that activates the but-
ton lighting.
MOVING MODULES AUTOMATICALLY
SOCKETS IN THE MODULES
MAIN SWITCH MOVEMENT DRIVE SYSTEM
The 230V power sockets in the bed module
and the ofce module (the ofce module is
only part of the Senior module) are fused for
up to 13 amps. Equipment plugged into them
must not exceed this total load.
The main switch for the MOVEment drive sys-
tem is located next to the apartment door. In
position “O”, the MOVEment drive and mon-
itoring system is cut off from the power. The
power sockets in the modules, however, con-
tinue to be supplied with electricity.

17CONTROL PANEL, SENIOR MODEL
On the control panel
of the Senior model
you can choose pre-
set module positions
or position each mod-
ule individually.
The automatic movement of modules can be stopped any time by
pressing any button.
CONTROL PANEL, SENIOR MODEL
Pre-sets
Status indicator
(only visible during operation)
Moving modules
individually
Stop button
Everyday
All modules
left
Ofce day
All modules
right
Night-time
Neutral

18 CONTROL PANEL, JUNIOR MODEL
CONTROL PANEL, JUNIOR MODEL
The automatic movement of modules can be stopped any time by
pressing any button.
There are three
pre-dened module
positions. When the
relevant button is
pressed the two mod-
ules will be moved
into the correspond-
ing position.
Pre-sets
Status indicator
(only visible during operation)
Moving modules
individually
Stop button
Everyday
All modules
left All modules
right
Night-time

19MOVING MODULES INDIVIDUALLY
By pressing the arrow buttons each module can be moved
individually in the direction of the arrow. To stop it from
moving, you can press any button on the same module.
STOP BUTTON
Pressing the stop button during movement immediately
stops all modules from moving.
CHILD SAFETY LOCK
To activate the child safety lock, press the four outer buttons
for at least 2 seconds. Afterwards the status indicator will
shine blue.
To deactivate the child safety lock, press the four outer but-
tons until the blue status indicator goes out.
STATUS INDICATOR
Under normal circumstances the status indicator is not visi-
ble. If a status indicator is shining it shows that the modules
cannot be moved automatically at this time; see Trouble-
shooting section.
MOVING MODULES INDIVIDUALLY
Senior panel Junior panel

20 MOVING MODULES MANUALLY
Modules may only be moved manually if it is
not possible to move them automatically!
To avoid injury or damage, make sure that
there are no people or objects on, in or be-
tween the modules and that all module doors
and drawers are shut.
Operation
Disconnect the system by turning the main
switch (by the front door of the apartment)
to position “0”.
MOVING MODULES MANUALLY
You can move the modules manually using the crank
provided, which you will nd on the inside of the
door to the washing machine.
Once you have opened the front ap of the base, you
can insert the crank into the slot provided and move
the module manually by turning the crank in a con-
trolled fashion.
Once you have moved the modules into the desired
position, close the front ap of the base, return the
crank to the mount provided, and turn the main
switch (by the front door of the apartment) back to
position “I”.