TouchAmerica Venetian MultiPro 11340 Owner's Information Manual

Owner's Information
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Model #11340
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Congratulations on the purchase
of your new
TouchAmerica
Venetian MultiPro Table
With proper care and maintenance,
your new table will provide years of
superior, trouble-free service.
document will help familiarize you with
the equipment, outline your warranty,
provide cleaning and maintenance
instructions, and include
information in the event you need
technical support.
WARRANTY INFORMATION
Ten-year warranty on replacement parts
for frame/structure and one year on labor
(labor warranty for customers in USA only).
Mechanical/electrical parts and foam/vinyl
carry a two-year warranty on materials. All
warranties apply to the original owner only.
Customers are responsible for freight
expenses
products.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Electrical: Plug the table into a high-
quality Surge Protector to safeguard the
circuits and controls.
Leveling: If table is not level, adjust one or
more of the leveling feet up or down, as
needed.
Cleaning: Vinyl – Only non-abrasive,
water-based cleaning agents and foam
may be used for cleaning these fabrics. As
This
with any vinyl, it is extremely important to
pretest your cleaning method on a hidden
area of the fabric to determine if the color
bleeds or if the fabric shrinks. Never use
contact
acetone or harsh chemicals to clean
any surface of the table! To protect and
extend the life of the vinyl, we recommend
covering it with a sheet or paper roll.
associated with returning
Maintenance: In order to keep your
table in top operating condition we
recommend an inspection/tune-up
twice yearly by someone with general
mechanical ability. Connections may
naturally loosen over time and unless
tightened regularly, damage to your
table and/or squeaking may result. A
preventive maintenance
must be followed to maintain the
warranty on your table.
IMPORTANT: Self-repair
preventive maintenance)
modification of your table without prior
factory approval may void
warranty! Always check with our
technical support department first.
CAUTIONS
When moving the table, do not lift it
by grasping the upholstered pads at
the head and foot sections of the
table. Instead, reach below and lift the
table by its wooden under frame.
Alsotake care not to set the table on
one of the electrical cords connecting
the control box to the wall and to the
pedestal motor, which could sever
them. If you accidentally disconnect
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