LOGICDATA LOGICflex F1 Original Instructions Manual page 5

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WARNING
Risk of injury through crushing, pinching or other impact.
If body parts become trapped inside the mechanisms of
the table, or between the table and other objects, this
may lead to injury through crushing, pinching and other
impact. If the desk hits an obstacle, that obstacle might
be damaged (scratching, marks, etc.)
• If an obstacle is encountered, or there are functional
errors, stop adjustment immediately.
• Make sure adjacent objects are placed at a minimum
distance of 25 mm from the table to prevent them
from being squeezed or sheared.
• Make sure that there are safety gaps of at least 25
mm for movable parts (this also applies to elements
that are attached above or below the table, hanging
from nearby walls, or building fixtures, such as open
windows).
WARNING
Risk of injury through unauthorized repairs.
Unauthorised opening and improper repairs can cause
danger and voids the product warranty. Unauthorized
or unskilled personnel may not have the ability to avoid
injury while attempting to open or make changes to the
product, which may lead to injury through electric shocks,
burns, or crushing.
• Never attempt to open the enclosure of the power
hub.
• Only replace damaged components with original
parts.
• Contact a professional authorised by the manufactu-
rer to carry out maintenance or repairs.
WARNING
Risk of injury through technical error.
The Table System has a maximum load restriction and a
duty cycle setting, which both are designed to stop the
system operating beyond its limits. Once the duty cycle
has been reached (see technical data), the system auto-
matically shuts itself off and cannot be until a certain
time has elapsed. Attempting to override such functions
may cause the system to malfunction and lead to injury.
• Do not exceed maximum load stated in the technical
data.
• If the duty cycle limit is reached, do not attempt to
use the table.
• Do not attempt to override safety or system protec-
tion functions.
SAV E THESE INSTRUC TIONS.
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