eschmann T20 Series - Castor Orientation (from Braked); Braked Orientation

T-IM114b P19/62
T20 Series
OPERATION TABLE
When placed into the ‘castor’ orientation the table base is
supported on four castors, two at each end of the table.
This orientation enables the table to be moved in any
direction including sideways and swivelling within its own
length. To move the table always push it in the required
direction, never pull it. The table is in ‘castor’ orientation when
both pedals are in their lowered positions.
5.1.1.3 ‘Castor’ orientation (from ‘braked’)
To place the table into ‘castor’ orientation from the ‘braked’
orientation follow 5.1.1.1 to place the table into ‘wheel’
orientation and then follow 5.1.1.2 to complete the move
into the ‘castor’ orientation.
Note: It is not critical that sections 5.1.1.1 and 5.1.1.2 are
carried out in this sequence the reverse is equally suitable
and correct.
5.1.1.4 ‘Braked’ orientation
To place the table into the ‘braked’ orientation move the pedals
(items 10 and 11, Fig. 2.2) into their raised position. If either
pedal is in the lowered position raise them, in any sequence.
For the T20-a table stand on the standby control panel side of
the table and use the foot advised in 5.1.1.1 or 5.1.1.2 as
appropriate. For the T20-s table you can stand on either
side of the table. Steady yourself with your hands on the
tabletop and press the pedal ‘firmly down’ see Fig. 5.2a
and 5.2b, this disengages the internal locking catch.
Release pressure on the pedal and allow it to rise. The
table will gently lower onto its brake pads and wheels, the
motion is softened and braked by an internal damper.
The table is in ‘braked’ orientation when both pedals are in
their raised positions.
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Fig. 5.1a Lowering a T20-a foot pedal
(T20-a wheel foot pedal illustrated)
Fig. 5.1b Lowering a T20-s foot pedal
(T20-s castor foot pedal illustrated)
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Fig. 5.2b Raising a T20-s foot pedal
(T20-s castor foot pedal illustrated)
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Fig. 5.2a Raising a T20-a foot pedal
(T20-a castor foot pedal illustrated)