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8
Adjustments
Figure 14: Opening the lower, rear cover panel
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8.5
Adjusting the load bearing capacity on the
spring arm
(See Figure 14)
0°
The simplified representation illustrates the extension arm and spring
1
arm without the cables mounted. The adjustment is identical for all ver-
sions.
The spring arm is equipped with 1 or 2 springs which compensate the
weight of the CEMOR or the Navigator M6 with the end device (e.g. flat
screen, medical device, etc.).
2
Adjust the load bearing capacity on the spring arm such that the spring
arm with the CEMOR, or the Navigator M6 with the end device (e.g. flat
screen, medical device, etc.), remains stationary in any set position.
If the spring arm does not remain in position after adjusting the spring ten-
sion, the spring arm must be replaced by a service technician.
Possible spring equipment versions
30 – 60kg, 50 – 80kg, 70 – 110kg, 80 – 135 kg, 120 – 180kg. The load
bearing capacity ranges and the maximum load bearing capacity are in-
dicated on the rating plate of the spring arm.
8.5.1 Opening the lower, rear cover panel
(See Figure 14)
1.
Follow the general safety instructions prescribed in Chapter 8.1 on
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page 27.
2.
Insert a suitable screwdriver into the 2 openings② one after the oth-
er and then disengage the 2 latches ① .
3.
Fold down the upper, rear cover panel③.
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