W.Schillig Ergoslide Series Quick start guide

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ENGLISCH
Notes
on the ergoslide-series
Safety notes
Setup & Troubleshooting
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To make sure that you can enjoy your furniture for a long time, we ask you to read this information
brochure attentively before commissioning and to observe the advice and information.
This piece of furniture is intended for personal use only; it is produced according to the current state of the art and
the currently valid safety provisions.
The manufacturer takes no responsibility for damages or injuries resulting from improper use or incorrect operation.
Warranty claims do not apply to mechanism changes or improper use.
IMPORTANT:
Please use only the
assembly materials supplied!
The function that extends
to provide a foot rest is not
suitable for use as a seat
and is designed for a load of
max. 30 kg!
Contents Page
General safety notes 13
Assembling a seat unit without function onto seat unit with function 14
Assembling a seat unit with function on both sides 15
Assembling the height-adjustable supports 16
Correctly adjusting the supports 16
Additional tilt protection for add-on pieces 17
TOUCH sensor 17
Technical Data 17
Help for troubleshooting 18 –19
Care notes 19
Disposal 19
Declaration of conformity 20
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Assembling a seat unit without function onto seat unit with function
General safety notes
• This furniture is intended for personal use exclusively. It must not be used outdoors or in wet rooms.
• This furniture with function is not a toy and must not be operated by unsupervised children.
• Before any commissioning, the user must ensure that the lines are not damaged and the plug connections are closed tightly.
Ensure that the socket is functional before the product is plugged in.
• Handle the mains adapter with care! Do not throw, drop or expose it to strong vibrations. Never expose the product to direct sunlight, mois-
ture or extreme temperatures. If the mains adapter is damaged or gets wet, disconnect it from the power supply immediately and do not
reconnect it. Improper bending of the electrical cable or cable connections will lead to cable breakage and can, in the worst case, short-cir-
cuit and destroy the mains adapter.
• The motor-powered furniture must only be adjusted in continuous operation for a limited time; otherwise, there is a danger of overheat-
ing. After continuous operation of the motor-powered adjustment of up to 2 min, a cool-doen time of 5 min must be observed to prevent
overheating of the motor-powered drive system. The mains unit must be standing freely and must not be covered.
• Please keep the operating instructions ready at hand.
Before lowering the mechanics, ensure
that no persons, animals or objects
are present under the furniture, or in
the danger area marked red.
(Danger of crushing)
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Assembling a seat unit without function onto seat unit with function
If your furniture is functional, the elements will be supplied individually.
To assemble them, please proceed as follows:
Assemble the relevant parts with the connecting sides together. With the help of another person, carefully lift up the piece of furniture and place
it on its back. You should ensure that the surface is clean and level in order to avoid damage.
Connect the cable that comes out of the seat unit to the transformer (which is packaged
separately). For a secure hold, click the strain-relief bush over these connections.
▻ Fig. 1
Extend the function and position the seat unit with function so that the marked drilled holes
▻ Fig. 2 and 3 are opposite the drilled holes in the side of the seat unit without function. Insert
the 3 screws supplied from the inside to the outside (from the seat unit with function in the
direction of the seat unit without function)through the drilled holes. ▻ Fig. 4
Screw in the screws by hand until the thread catches (at least 5 turns) and tighten with a 13mm
spanner until hand-tight.
To avoid damaging the mechanism, check before retracting the function that no cables or
objects are blocking the mechanism.
Before turning over the connected elements, please also take note of how to assemble the
height-adjustable supports (see page 16).
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Assembling a seat unit without function onto seat unit with function
Put the screws supplied through the drilled holes on one seat unit ▻ Fig. 5 and then through
the other seat unit. Attach the washers and then the nuts onto the screws and tighten them
with a 13mm spanner (not included) until they are hand-tight. ▻ Fig. 6 and 7
For securing and better connection of the elements, take the enclosed metal plate and the
hexagon screws (M8 x 30 mm) and tighten them with a 13mm spanner (not included) until
they are hand-tight. ▻ Fig. 8 and 9
The connecting cable for the power supply must then be connected to the second seat unit. To
do so, you must insert the plug into the motor until it engages (top slot). ▻ Fig. 10
The cable for the seat element with side part is supplied from the factory already inserted into
the motor. You should make sure that it is positioned correctly.
✓Right! The connecting cable should be underneath the mechanism! ▻ Fig. 11
XWrong! The cable should not be through the mechanism! Risk of crushing! ▻ Fig. 12
Before turning over the connected elements, please also take note of how to assemble the
height-adjustable supports (see page 16).
Connect the cable that comes out of the seat unit to the transformer (which is packaged
separately). For a secure hold, click the strain-relief bush over these connections.
▻ Fig. 1 (see page 14).
Assembling a seat unit with function on both sides
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Mounting the height-adjustable support feet
Correct setting of the support feet
Depending on composition, different high support feet are enclosed. ▻ Fig. 13
Before you can install them, you need to remove the transport feet. ▻ Fig. 14
When turning in the support feet, observe that the short thread end at the support
foot is on top! ▻ Fig. 15
Turn the support foot/ support feet into the elements, observing the right height..
For elements without function, a HIGH support foot is needed
(when a chuck is placed under the furniture)! ▻ Fig. 16
Elements with function need the LOW support foot
(if the function/mechanic system is visible)! ▻ Fig. 17
Screwing in and carefully setting up is followed by proper adjustment. If your furniture feet
are not pre-installed for transport-technical reasons, observe the separate enclosure 13
Mounting of the furniture feet.
To prevent damage to the furniture, the support foot must always be turned out to match in
height. The sofa must not “sag”. The support foot is adjusted in height by turning the bottom of
the foot. –Turning clockwise +Turning counter clockwise.
✓Correct! Foot is placed on the floor – furniture is straight and does not sag!
Wrong! Foot is suspended above the floor – furniture sags!
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Additional tilt protection for add-on piecesMounting the height-adjustable support feet
Correct setting of the support feet
Technical Data
TOUCH-Sensor
Motors: 24 Volt direct current
Transformer input: 24 –30 Vdc max. 5A
Dusty cycle 2 min ON/ 5 min OFF
Max. load: 122 kg / 1200N
You can operate the functions using the TOUCH sensor button.
A light touch of the front TOUCH sensor will smoothly extend the function. A light touch of the
rear TOUCH sensor will retract the function again. If there are 4 TOUCH sensors, the two rear
buttons are used for electronic head bracket adjustment.
When assembling seat units with function(s) onto an add-on piece you must fit a connecting
screw for tilt protection (see sketches). This step is not necessary for seat elements without
function.
Hook the 2-seater into the add-on element and connect it to the power supply. Extend the
function a little so that you can access the back cover to remove it. ▻ Fig. 18
Put the screw through the hole ▻ Fig. 19 and screw in the screw by hand until the thread
catches (at least 5 turns). ▻ Fig. 20 Tighten the screw with a 13mm spanner until it is hand-
tight. ▻ Fig. 21 “Click” the back cover back in again.
You have now assembled your sofa.
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Help for troubleshooting
Many interferences and faults can be removed by you directly. The following troubleshooting aid will list possible causes of an interfer-
ence or fault and notes on how to remedy it.
If a problem cannot be removed as described here, please contact the authorised customer service of the manufacturer
Occurring fault Check Possible remedy
Seat height of the connection parts
differs.
Is the attachment part properly hooked into
the connectors?
Cleanly hook the attachment part to the connectors; the
connectors must be flush at the upper edge.
Support foot of the long chair or corner
sofa attachment are not on the floor in
spite of being turned out. Middle foot of
the function part is too long.
Check heights. The high support foot is
screwed into the long chair and corner sofa
attachments, the lower middle foot into the
function part.
Replace and re-align support feet.
Function part sags in the middle. Middle foot properly set? Turn out the middle foot to adjust it until the function part
is precisely horizontal.
The function continues to run on its own
after the sensor buttons are released.
Is the furniture statically charged due to
dry room air?
Disconnect the power supply for 3 s by pulling the
mains plug.
The motor-powered attachment part
tips up at the rear.
Is the screw for tipping protection turned
into the attachment part?
Insert the screw for tipping protection.
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Occurring fault Check Possible remedy
The foot rests are not flush with each
other when extended.
Observe clean mounting of the individual
function elements.
Install the function elements so that the frames are placed
to form one surface at the lower edges.
The motor-powered seat/backrest ad-
justment does not work.
1. Mains unit plug not in the socket. Insert the plug into the socket.
2. The cable from the mains unit to the motor
is not connected to the mains unit.
Connect the plugs.
3. Check plug connections of the cable from
the control (under the seat on the left) to
the motor.
Connect the plugs (modular plug, four-pin) to the control
and motor.
4. Plug of sensor buttons not connected to
the control (under the seat on the left).
Connect plug (jack plug) into the control.
RED – rear direction of backrest
BLACK – forward direction of backrest.
Please only clean the operating elements with a dry, soft and clean cloth. Check the joints of the fittings for cleanliness now and then. General
cleaning of the joints is recommended. Since functional furniture is exposed to regular movement processes, metal abrasion may occur under the
furniture. Please remove it regularly by vacuuming or sweeping.
For individual notes on your reference material, see the respective care set.
Since we are committed to the environment, we ask you to dispose of your furniture professionally after the end of its use! The drive system,
of your motor-powered furniture contains electronic components. They are to be disposed of according to the currently valid environmental
provisions of the respective country. For this, please contact the municipal offices. The packaging material used at delivery is recyclable as well.
Dispose of the materials in the intended collection systems sorted by type.
Care notes
Disposal
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Company:
Willi Schillig Polstermöbel GmbH & Co. KG
Am Weinberg 20-22
96237 Ebersdorf-Frohnlach - Germany
Designation: Model series ERGOSLIDE
Types: Function elements with the surcharge types
IMOR / IMOL / IMOB / IMOK / KVE 1 / KVE 2
Relevant EC provisions / machinery directive: 2006/42/EC
Other relevant EC directives if appl: 89/336/EEC EMC-directive
72/23/EEC Low-voltage directive
The following standards are considered: DIN EN 1022 Determination of stability
We hereby confirm that the product described above corresponds to the EC directives named.
Frohnlach, 01 April 2016
Dr. Michael Dannhauser
Managing director
W.Schillig Polstermöbel GmbH & Co. KG – CE marking - declaration of conformity
Declaration of Conformity
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016.16-07-12:D-E--1 Subject to change