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VITRA ArchiMeda - User Manual

VITRA ArchiMeda
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Instruction for use
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ArchiMeda
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Overview

The ArchiMeda is an electrically height-adjustable table designed for office environments and commercial areas, intended for indoor use within a temperature range of 0-30°C. This manual provides instructions for its safe operation, assembly, and maintenance in English, German, French, and Spanish.

Function Description

The primary function of the ArchiMeda table is to provide a height-adjustable work surface. It is equipped with a motor, a transformer, and a handset for controlling the height. The table's height can be adjusted between 68 cm and 113 cm, allowing users to switch between sitting and standing positions. The handset features "Up" and "Down" buttons for intuitive control. Before first use, the device requires a reset by lowering it until it stops. The table is designed to be used with a swivel chair (with castors) on a suitable floor surface, in accordance with DIN EN 985.

Important Technical Specifications

  • Type: Electrically height-adjustable table (ArchiMeda)
  • Height Adjustment Range: 68 cm – 113 cm
  • Maximum Load Capacity: 40 kg (Note: Mounted accessories and flat screens reduce the allowed maximum weight.)
  • Duty Cycle: Maximum 1 minute of continuous operation, followed by a minimum 9-minute interruption to prevent drive overheating.
  • Minimum Installation Space:
    • Length: 324 cm (minimum) / 240 cm (working area)
    • Width: 324 cm (minimum) / 224 cm (working area)
  • Electrical Components: Motor, transformer, handset, and motor control unit.
  • Compliance: The device conforms to various EU Directives and harmonized European standards, including Low-voltage Directive 73/23/EWG, EMV Directive 89/336/EWG, and Machine Directive 98/37 EG (pursuant to Annex II B). It also complies with national standards such as DIN EN 527-1, DIN EN 527-2, DIN EN 527-3, DIN EN 60335-1, and others related to machine safety and office furniture.
  • Power Supply: The device requires a power supply. Users must ensure the power cord is undamaged and disconnect it during assembly, maintenance, storms, or prolonged absence to prevent damage from power surges.

Usage Features

  • Height Adjustment: The table's height is easily adjusted using the handset. Pressing the "Up" button raises the table, while the "Down" button lowers it.
  • Safety Precautions:
    • Users must be supervised if they have limited physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or lack experience/knowledge. Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the device.
    • Ensure no one is in the movement range of the table during height adjustment to prevent injuries.
    • Do not operate the device in potentially explosive atmospheres.
    • Prevent liquids from entering plug connections.
    • Avoid overloading the table beyond its maximum capacity of 40 kg, as this compromises its function.
  • Troubleshooting: The manual provides a troubleshooting guide for common issues such as the motor, transformer, telescopic guide, or handset not working, or the table failing to move upwards. Remedies typically involve contacting a Vitra specialist retailer or, for power failures, cycling the power and performing a reset.
  • Accessories: For electrified versions, an Aletta socket flap with variable sockets is available as an accessory. Spare parts can be ordered through a Vitra retailer.

Maintenance Features

  • Cleaning: Surfaces should be cleaned using a moist cloth and a mild detergent to avoid damage. More detailed care instructions are available on the Vitra website.
  • Electrical Components: Only qualified electricians are permitted to open or replace electrical equipment. Rebuilding or making changes to the transmission and handset is strictly prohibited.
  • No Specific Component Maintenance: The manual states that no components are subject to specific maintenance by the user.
  • Disposal: Electrical components must be disposed of at a collection point for electronic waste. All other components should be disposed of according to national waste regulations. Ecological information is available in the "Vitra and the Environment" brochure. Users should contact their Vitra specialist retailer for disposal inquiries.
  • Service and Support: For service questions, users should contact their local Vitra specialist retailer or Vitra international subsidiaries. Addresses are available on www.vitra.com.

VITRA ArchiMeda Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandVITRA
ModelArchiMeda
CategoryIndoor Furnishing
LanguageEnglish

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