What to do if my Ergoswiss SL 13 shows error E 61?
If your Ergoswiss Lifting System displays error code E 61, it indicates that the system is either overloaded or jammed, or the motor is not connected correctly. First, remove any excess load from the system. Next, check for and remove any objects that may be causing a jam. Finally, ensure that the motor cable is correctly inserted.
What to do if my Ergoswiss SL 13 Lifting Systems shows error E 78?
If your Ergoswiss Lifting System displays error code E 78, it indicates that the system is either overloaded or jammed, or the motor is not connected correctly. First, remove any excess load from the system. Next, check for and remove any objects that may be causing a jam. Finally, ensure that the motor cable is correctly inserted.
What to do if my Ergoswiss SL 13 shows error E 6F?
If your Ergoswiss Lifting System displays error code E 6F, it indicates that the system is either overloaded or jammed, or the motor is not connected correctly. First, remove any excess load from the system. Next, check for and remove any objects that may be causing a jam. Finally, ensure that the motor cable is correctly inserted.
How to fix Ergoswiss SL 13 Lifting Systems error E 60?
If your Ergoswiss Lifting Systems is showing error E 60, check the power supply and ensure the power cable is properly connected.
What to do if Ergoswiss Lifting Systems displays error E 66?
If your Ergoswiss Lifting Systems shows the error code E 66, remove any jammed objects that are obstructing the system.
What does error E 69 mean on Ergoswiss Lifting Systems?
If you are seeing error E 69 on your Ergoswiss Lifting Systems, connect or replace the safety strip.
Why is my Ergoswiss Lifting Systems showing error E C9?
Error code E C9 on your Ergoswiss Lifting Systems indicates that operation is blocked to protect against overheating. Wait a few minutes until the drive has cooled down; then the system will be ready for operation again.
What to do if my Ergoswiss SL 13 is showing error E 64?
If the Ergoswiss Lifting Systems is showing error E 64: 1) Undo the tilt (e.g., by driving in the opposite direction). 2) Perform a «Reference drive».
Explains symbols and notes used in the manual for safety information.
Provides a general overview of the spindle lifting system components and functionality.
Details the scope of application and non-intended uses of the lifting system.
Identifies the intended audience and required knowledge for operating the system.
Details technical specifications of lifting columns, control boxes, and system data.
Provides guidance on how to mount the lifting column to various surfaces.
Details the procedure and considerations for mounting the control box.
Explains how to mount the hand switches (Memory and Up/Down types).
Explains how the control box detects plugged-in lifting elements and synchronization needs.
Describes duty cycle limits to prevent overheating and ensure system longevity.
Explains the basic function of moving the system up or down using the hand switch.
Details how to save and recall specific height positions using the memory function.
Sets upper and lower limits for the lifting system's travel range.
Explains how to adjust the displayed height measurement on the control panel.
Describes switching between metric (cm) and imperial (inch) units for height display.
Explains how to enable or disable the tilt sensor function for system stability.
Details how to activate or deactivate the child lock feature to prevent accidental operation.
Explains the process of re-establishing the system's upper and lower end positions.
Resets the control box to original factory settings, losing all custom configurations.
Details the core function of moving the system up or down with the Up/Down hand switch.
Describes necessary cable connections for synchronizing multiple control boxes.
Outlines steps for commissioning a system with synchronized control boxes.
Guides on gluing the safety strip and commissioning the control box with it.
Provides instructions for cleaning and maintenance of the lifting system components.
Specifies requirements for repairs and the use of original spare parts.
Guides on the proper disassembly and disposal of the lifting system components.
Refers to relevant directives concerning electrical and electronic equipment.
Lists common error codes displayed by the control box and their troubleshooting steps.
Provides general guidance for common errors and system malfunctions.
Contains the EG Declaration of Incorporation for the lifting system according to the Machinery Directive.
General| Brand | Ergoswiss |
|---|---|
| Model | SL 13 Series |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
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