Wesseling bv Stabilo compact 60x100 Guide

STABILO GROOMING TABLES

USER’S MANUAL AND MAINTENANCE GUIDE

Stabilo Compact 50x100

Stabilo Elite

Stabilo Compact 60x100

Stabilo Super

Stabilo Original

CONTENTS:

General information

-Manufacturer

-Equipment intended use and description

-Storage

-Symbols

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Special warnings and use restrictions

Use-Starting up

-Setting up and adjustments

-Transportation and brakes

-Fitting and using the accessories-optionalextras

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Cleaning and conservation

Maintenance

-Preventive maintenance

-Corrective maintenance

-Spare parts

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Troubleshooting

Technical data sheet

Warranty

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Service record

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

MANUFACTURER

Wesseling BV, Venenweg 31, 1161 AK Zwanenburg, Netherlands-Tel.+31 204975183-Fax+31 204975909 –website:www.wesseling-bv.com

EQUIPMENT INTENDED USE AND DESCRIPTION

The Stabilo tables are intended for examining and treating all kinds of animals. The entire frame is epoxy powder coated and the top is coverd

with a scratch free rubber (or optional with Stainless Steel). It’s equipped with a high quality actuator for height adjustment. The brakes and lock

are centrally controlled by means of a foot pedal that is easy to activate.

STORAGE

When storing, the following conditions must be met:

1. Relative humidity 10% / 90 % - temperature -10°C / +50°C

SYMBOLS

The various symbols appearing in this manual and on the equipment itself are meant to draw the user's attention on important safety warnings and

useful information. Please observe all warning, caution and hazard notices.

WARNING

Warning messages are used to advise users/patients about any risk of injury or danger if the specified procedures and conditions

are not carefully observed during operation or maintenance activities.

ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD

This warning symbol identifies operating/maintenance instructions or procedures which, if not observed, could result in a risk of

electric shock

CAUTION

Caution symbols are used to advise users about an operation or maintenance procedure, best practice or condition that may

damage the equipment if not duly complied with.

2. SPECIAL WARNINGS AND USE RESTRICTIONS

Equipment must not be used:

Without knowing the user’s manual.

When the safety load exceeds the stated capacity.

Without the animal being monitored.

When the animal and/or equipment is not stable enough.

When table is not on its feet when stopped, during treatment, or when animal is moved to/from other equipment.

When the original product has been tampered with and/or modified from its original configuration.

When the controls and/or components are even only partially faulty or defective.

When incorrectly configured or when you think it may cause damage to an animal or user.

Do not allow any body parts to enter the areas with moving components and/or controls.

Do not connect to an electric system that does not comply with the current safety regulations.

Never spill liquid of any kind on the electric equipment.

Always unplug the mains power supply before working on any electrical parts or to move the equipment.

Do not damage the electric cables: avoid crushing; do not pull out the cable to disconnect, etc.

Electric cables should be checked regularly to see if they are damaged. In case of doubt, have them replaced.

Plastic components may burn if they come in contact with naked flames.

Corrosive and/or abrasive detergents may damage the covers and paintwork.

The equipment is not suitable for use outdoors and/or in surfaces that are not smooth enough.

UV and heat therapy lamps may damage the rubber top.

!!!!!!!!!! NEVER LEAVE THE TABLE UNATTENDED WHEN THERE IS AN ANIMAL ON IT !!!!!!!!!!!

3. USE

STARTING UP

For packaging reasons the couch is supplied covered by protective means that are to be removed, avoiding direct contact with cutters that could

damage it. Any damage in transit must be reported to the transporter and seller immediately, without using the equipment for safety reasons.

SETTING UP AND ADJUSTMENTS

The table has an electric actuator for the height adjustment.

ADJUSTMENT/FUNCTION

CONTROL

PROCEDURE

Table is standard equipped with a pneumatic hand

switch with magnet. But the table van also be equipped

with a footswitch without extra costs.

Push the relevant symbol to adjust the height of the

entire table.

TRANSPORTATION AND BRAKES

The table has four swivel wheels to allow movements in tight spaces. At the back-side of the table is the stirrup bar of the wheel-lift system. By

pushing this stirrup bar downwards the table becomes mobile. Lift the stirrup bar upwards again after reaching the required position so the

castors will be retracted. Never use the table if the castors are not fully retracted! The 4 feet can be adjusted individually when the floor is not

even.

MOVING THE TABLE

PUT THE TABLE ON ITS FEET

PROCEDURE

To move the table use the foot to push down

the bar till it stops.

To put the table on its feet use the foot to

push up the bar until all the feet are on the

floor.

Putting the table on its feet is essential when transferring and treating an animal.

FITTING AND USING THE ACCESSORIES-OPTIONAL EXTRAS:

The table’s use can be extended by means of the accessories - optional extras

ACCESSORY –

OPTIONAL EXTRA

CONTROL

PROCEDURE

Single overhead bar

The overhead bar will be delivered separately, and has to be mounted

on location.

First put the chromed holder into the upper frame. The stabile Compact

has only one adapter. The Stabilo Original, Super and Elite have an

adapter on both sides of the table.

Tighten the screw placed under the upper frame with the Allen key that

is supplied with the overhead bar. Make sure it is tightened well.

Slide the overhead bar over the chromed holder and hold it in place.

This is best done by two people.

Tighten the black lever when the bar is at the desired height.

Adjusting the height of the overhead bar when placed: Loosen the lever

and adjust the height of the overhead bar by sliding it up or down over

the chromed holder. Tighten the lever again at the desired height.

Make sure that there is enough space between the overhead bar and the

ceiling before putting the table in its highest position.

Remember to support the overhead bar at all times when adjusted.

Double overhead bar

The overhead bar will be delivered separately, and has to be mounted

on location.

First put the chromed holders into the upper frame.

Slide the overhead bar over the chromed holders and hold it in place.

This is best done by two people.

Tighten the screws placed under the upper frame with the Allen key

that is supplied with the overhead bar. Make sure they are tightened

well.

Tighten the black levers when the bar is at the desired height.

Adjusting the height of the overhead bar when placed: Loosen the

levers and adjust the height of the overhead bar by sliding it up or

down over the chromed holders. Tighten the levers again at the desired

height.

Make sure that there is enough space between the overhead bar and the

ceiling before putting the table in its highest position.

Remember to support the overhead bar at all times when adjusted.

Hooks for restrainers

The hooks are with the two types of overhead bars or can be ordered separately:

The single overhead bar comes standard with one hook.

The double overhead bar comes standard with two hooks

The hook(s) can be placed when the overhead bar is mounted on the table. To

mount the hook(s):

Put the hook with the special thick ring already attached through the

overhead bar.

Put the ring over the threathed end and screw on the nut. Tighten the

nut with a wrench (17), to make sure the hooks stays in place.

Put the plastic cap over the nut to give it a smooth finish.

4. CLEANING AND CONSERVATION

For durable joy of the table top, please clean regularly. For cleaning use a cloth or soft brush dampened using water and a neutral detergent. Any

stains on the upholstery should be promptly removed with colourless ethyl alcohol diluted in 20% water. Rinse well.

HARSH DETERGENT PRODUCTS MAY DAMAGE THE SURFACES.

DO NOT USE STEAM JETS, WASHING TUNNELS, WATER JET CLEANERS OR HIGH PRESSURE WASHERS

5. MAINTENANCE

Maintenance operations must be carried out by technicians who are familiar with the contents of this instruction booklet.

Check the equipment is safe after any instances of "rough handling" (e.g. fall, bumps, etc.) and any time you are in doubt about safety.

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

Routine maintenance operations must be carried out with the frequency indicated in the table.

FREQUENCY

ACTIVITY

Every 6 months or at least

once a year

General equipment cleaning.

Visual and functional inspection of the equipment and related hydraulic and manual controls.

Frame and mechanical parts: Check screws and bolts are tight; state of wear of bushings and pins, presence

of tears and deformations or damages.

Oil leaks from the piston and/or gas springs must only be in the form of minor lubrication residue.

Check that the adjustable sections are stable and do not give way when the control lever is released.

Brake control: check regular functioning of the activating device and the efficiency of the brakes.

Wheels: these must be securely fixed and in good condition, rolling smoothly and with their treads free of

impediments.

During use and operation, make sure there are no unusual sounds, vibrations or oscillations that may

indicate actuator and/or mechanism malfunctions.

At the end of the activities above, complete the inspection performing a lift cycle with the stated maximum safe load.

NON-ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

For safety reasons and to avoid invalidating the guarantee, no component may be opened or handled for repair. Any faults on the hydraulic

piston, the gas springs and the wheel system must be diagnosed by Wesseling BV, who will organize the most suitable action.

IF SAFETY SEEMS TO BE AT RISK, DISABLE THE EQUIPMENT IMMEDIATELY PREVENTING ANY POSSIBILITY OF

USE UNTIL SUCH RISK HAS BEEN REMOVED.

PLEASE RECORD ANY DEFECTS/DAMAGES/SERVICES THAT ARE IMPORTANT FOR THE SAFETY OF THE

EQUIPMENT IN THE APPROPRIATE FORM HEREWITH ENCLOSED.

SPARE PARTS

Only use original spare parts from Wesseling. Please contact Wesseling BV for the parts you might need.

6. TROUBLESHOOTING

DIRECT E-MAIL FOR TECHNICAL OR USERS ASSISTANCE:

info@wesseling-bv.com

If you rather want to speak to one of us on the phone

you can call: +31-20 497 5183

Please note:

Before contacting for service or help, please identify the "SERIAL NUMBER" in the product label attached to the equipment

(see example above), or the transport document/invoice number. This will speed things up and improve service quality.

The equipment was tested in very stringent conditions. During testing no specific breakages or faults occurred.

If the equipment fails to operate, please follow the troubleshooting process below.

Issue

Cause

Solution

One of the actuators does not work

The attached switch is broken or not connected properly

Contact Wesseling BV

Power cable is damaged or not connected properly

Actuator is damaged or not connected properly

7. TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

Product Name

Stabilo Compact 50x100

Stabilo Compact 60x100

Stabilo Super with or

without wheels

Stabilo Original with or

without wheels

Stabilo Elite with or

without wheels

Product Code

STABI02 / STABI05

STABIL0 / STABIL1

STABI03 / STABI04

STABI06 / STABI07

Safe working load

200kg

250kg

Max Animal weight

175kg

225kg

Height adjustment:

45 to 100cm with a speed

of 7,5mm/s - 8.000N,

470W, 2.0Ah, stroke

300mm

38 to 97cm with a speed of

7,5mm/s - 8.000N, 470W,

2.0Ah, stroke 300mm

38 to 97cm with a speed of

7,5mm/s - 8.000N, 470W,

2.0Ah, stroke 200mm

38 to 110cm with a

speed of 7,5mm/s -

8.000N, 470W, 2.0Ah,

stroke 300mm

Adjustment system

German electric actuator

German electric

actuator

Adjusting electrics

Foot- or handswitch

Wheels

Ø75mm

Braking system

Centralized control on the

back of the table

Centralized control on the

back of the table

Centralized control on the

back of the table

Centralized control on

the back of the table

Equipment weight

± 55kg

± 70kg

± 75kg

± 80kg

Length

100cm

120cm

Width

50cm / 60cm

65cm

Workplate

thickness

20mm

Filling

Wood

Top

Grey diamond plate rubber

Grey diamond plate

rubber

8. WARRANT

GENERAL AFTER-SALES SERVICE CONDITIONS FOR WESSELING ITEMS

The warranty has a 24-month validity from the date of delivery.

The warranty does not cover consumable items, rechargeable batteries, and generally all the material subject to wear, breakdowns caused by knocks, falls, misuse

or improper use, accidental events and transport damage. This warranty shall be automatically invalidated if the equipment is tampered with.

Repair of the equipment will be carried out in relation to the breakdown stated.

An estimate must be specifically requested.

Payment is cash on delivery, unless other agreements are made.

For any dispute, the sole competent court shall be the court of Amsterdam

WARRANTY REPAIRS

Warranty repairs must be expressly requested.

Repairs under warranty shall be carried out at our workshop and upon authorization

The return shipment for products sent in their original package will be made free of carriage charges.

A fiscal document (bill of sale, purchase invoice or cash receipt) is required to make a warranty claim; the purchase date indicated must fall within the warranty

time period.

If, upon inspection, the product appears to be fully functioning, troubleshooting expenses shall still be charged to the client.

OUT OF WARRANTY REPAIRS

For out-of-warranty repairs carried out at our workshops upon authorization, transportation charges shall be paid by the customer.

The warranty of the parts replaced during the repair operations is 12 months from the moment the equipment is collected.

If, upon inspection, the product appears to be fully functioning, troubleshooting expenses shall still be charged to the client.

REPAIRS MADE AT HOME

In the event repairs are made at the customer’s home, a written request is required indicating the complete details of the person making the request, the type of

machine and the breakdown.

The cost per kilometer for on-site technician visits will be agreed upon in relation to the urgency of the customer.

In the event the machine is under warranty, the customer will have to pay only the expenses incurred for the technician to reach the customer’s house.

Time is calculated from the moment the technician leaves our workshop until he/she returns. The time of his/her return will be estimated based on the time

required to get there.

SALE OF SPARE PARTS AND CONSUMABLE ITEMS