To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if motor, control system, telescopic guides or handset does not work in VITRA Indoor Furnishing?
If the motor, control system, telescopic guides, or handset of your VITRA Indoor Furnishing product isn't functioning, it could be due to a bad plug contact, a faulty motor, a faulty control system, a faulty handset, or a faulty feed cable. In any of these cases, it is recommended to contact your Vitra retail partner for assistance.
What does error code E16 mean on my VITRA Indoor Furnishing table?
If an E and the error code 16 appear on the display of your VITRA Indoor Furnishing table, it means an incorrect button was accidentally pressed. The error code E16 will only appear as long as the button is pressed, and your table can now be moved up/down as usual.
Why does error code E40 appear on my VITRA Tyde 2 table?
If an E and the error code 40 appears on the display of your VITRA Indoor Furnishing table, it indicates an overload while the table is being raised or lowered. The error code E40 will only appear as long as the button is pressed. Your table can now be moved up/down as usual.
What does error code E02 or E29 mean on my VITRA Tyde 2 table?
If an E and the error codes 02 or 29 appear on the display of your VITRA Indoor Furnishing table, it indicates an overload when moving up. To address this: 1. Remove all loads from the table. 2. Give the table an 18 minute break. If E02 still appears on the display after these steps, contact your Vitra retailer.
What to do if error E03 appears on my VITRA Indoor Furnishing table?
If an E and the error code 03 appear on the display of your VITRA Indoor Furnishing table, it indicates an overload when moving down. Here's what to do: 1. Remove any objects that are impairing the downward movement. 2. Give the table an 18 minute break. If E03 still appears on the display after these steps, contact your Vitra retailer.
How to fix error code E01 on a VITRA Indoor Furnishing table?
If an E and the error code 01 appear on the display of your VITRA Indoor Furnishing table, it means the position is lost. To resolve this: 1. Reset the unit. 2. Unplug the power cord for 1-2 seconds and then reset the unit again. If the error persists, unplug the power cord and contact your Vitra retailer.
What to do if E02 or E28 appear on my VITRA Tyde 2 Indoor Furnishing display?
If an E and the error code 02 or 28 appear on the display of your VITRA Indoor Furnishing table, it indicates an overload when moving up. To fix this, move your table down by more than 10 mm. After that, your table can be moved up/down as usual. If this error appears regularly, unplug the power cord and contact your Vitra retailer.
General| Category | Indoor Furnishing |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Tyde 2 |
| Manufacturer | Vitra |
| Color Options | Various |
| Usage | Office, Home Office |
| Type | Table |
| Table Top Material | Linoleum, Veneer |
| Base Material | Steel |
| Material | Steel, Linoleum, Veneer |
| Dimensions | Various sizes available |
| Weight | Varies |
Details the correct and intended use of the Tyde 2 stand-sit table, emphasizing office furniture applications.
Defines the meaning of danger, caution, and attention symbols used in the manual to indicate hazards.
Specifies that electrical fittings must only be handled by qualified electricians and warns against unsupervised children's maintenance.
Highlights the desk sensor as an anti-collision feature and warns against unplugging it.
Provides safety instructions to avoid injury caused by mains-related overvoltage, including power handling and cable safety.
Details measures to avoid injury caused by overheating, advising on usage limits and break times for the table.
Explains optimal load distribution for table columns and limits for edges and the total tabletop area.
Lists and illustrates the various components of the Tyde 2 table, including cable passage, handset, and desk sensor.
Provides technical specifications for the SMPS006 switching power supply unit.
Describes the features of DPG1K and DPG1C handsets, including up/down controls and display capabilities.
Explains the functions associated with symbols on the control buttons: reminder, favourites, and Bluetooth connectivity.
Details how to save up to four preferred table height positions using the handset controls.
Explains the procedure to delete all saved favourite height positions for the table.
Describes how the LED light bar indicates the need for a position change to improve user posture.
Explains how to set default intervals for position change reminders and their corresponding light bar colour indications.
Guides on how to perform a reset procedure, including safety precautions and potential interruptions.
Details the process of resetting the DPG to its configurable state, affecting directly changed settings.
Instructs on how to adjust the height display and switch between metric (cm) and imperial (inch) units.
Provides guidance on cleaning and maintaining the table surfaces and general care recommendations.
Outlines procedures for shutting down the table and disposing of electronic and other components according to regulations.
Advises on how to obtain spare parts and inquire about available accessories for the table.
Declares compliance with EC Machinery and EMC directives, listing applied harmonized European standards.
Lists applied standards and technical specifications, including those for office desks and electrical equipment in furniture.
