Vestil MFM-1300 Manuale utente

Contents

1. Application

2Specifications

3. Assembly

4. Precautions and preparation

5. operation

6. Care and Maintenance

7. Parts List &Exploded Figure

seated the in the top of the guide rail. The upper side support and the

crank of the mechanism must face in opposite directions. Do not yet

tighten the clamping screw of the guide rail.

Now slide the frame’s guide rail over the upper sliding insert of the

platform, inserting the spindle though the hole in this until the frame is

standing on its wheels on the floor. The gear housing will be pushed

out of the guide when the spindle contacts the lower sliding insert of

the platform. Turn the crank clockwise to move the threaded spindle

down though the lower insert, until the locater of the gear housing is

again seated in the guide and the bottom of the housing is resting on

the guide. Now, the clamping bolt may be tightened.

The second unit is assembled in the same way.

4. Precautions and preparation

4.1 The floor must be absolutely level, smooth and clean. There must

be no inclines or slops to be moved over. Make sure that the floor

and the floor covering are to stand up to the loading imposed by

the wheel and whether the can take the weight of the furniture

being transported.

4.2 Check whether the piece of furniture to be transported contains

any loose objects. These will have to be removed, or secured

against sloping out of position.

4.3 Check whether the piece of furniture is strong enough for the two

opposite side to take the weight of the piece via the transport

units can hold the furniture to be transported without damaging it.

4.4 Find the weight of the piece of furniture to be transported. The

maximum load of 600 kg/pair =300 kg for each unit must not be

exceeded.

4.5 Find the center of gravity of the furniture to be transported. Along

the furniture base, it is the decisive for the load that a single

transport unit can beat, across the base, for the center of the

transport unit, and, in connection with the height, for the moment

of tilting that occurs when moving the furniture. When in use, the

height of the center of gravity must not exceed 0.8m. the distance

of the transport units to one another must not be less than 0.5m

and not gravity 4.0m (furniture of the securing straps).

4.6 Never use this equipment for towing behind a vehicle.

5. operation

Before use, the transport components should be checked for function,

and for any damage. If there are visible defects, the components

should not be used. Damaged parts must be replaced.

Since the manual furniture mover consists of two parts, it is

necessary for two persons to operate them.

Before transporting furniture, the platforms should be wound down to

the floor until the transport units are standing vertically. If the furniture

to be transported has an overhang at the level of the upper support,

this supported may be screwed in or out, adjust it until the transport is

standing level. If this adjustment option is not sufficient, or, when the

platforms are lowered, the transport unit cannot lean against the

furniture, these must not be used to transport it.

Push the platforms of the units under the side faces (narrow side) of

the piece of furniture until the upper and lower supports are resting

against it. The centers of the platforms must be beneath the center of

gravity of the furniture.

Place the securing straps in position with the edge protectors at the

edges of the furniture. Pull the straps tight. The straps will connect

both units and, when used correctly, prevent them from slipping out of

position. Wind up the platforms about 1cm, and carefully check how

firmly the piece furniture is standing on the platforms. It may be that

the transport units will have to be moved to anther position.

Both platforms must be raised at the same amount.

For the transport itself, the height off the floor must be a maximum of

2cm only. When moving the furniture, only push the transport units,

and choose the way to the furniture＇s new position so that, if possible,

the furniture is only moved lengthwise. When moving furniture

sideways, always take the greatest care; there is a great risk of the

furniture tilting over. Avoid any jerky pushing movements.

The article being transported must not be left unattended standing on

the equipment; it must always be lowered onto the floor.

6. Care and Maintenance

This Manual Furniture Mover only requires little care and

maintenance, but this must be carried out regularly. Depending on its

use, the spindles and gear wheels must be re-greased weekly or

monthly, using standard multi-purse grease. For this, the spindle may

be reached using a brush through the slot in the guide rail. The gear

wheels are also greased using brush, by first levering off the

gear-housing lid with a screwdriver. The lid should be pressed down

firmly to close it again. The units’function should be tested.

7. Parts List &Exploded Figure

Item No Description Quantity

01 Pin 1

02 Hand grip 1

03 Crank 1

04 Washer 1

05 Drive 1

06 Pin 1

07 Cover 1

08 Seating 1

09 Ring 1

10 Driven gear 1

11 Pin 1

12 Plane bearing 1

13 Screw rod 1

14 Nut 1

15 Supporting base 1

16 Screw 1

17 Nut 1

18 Supporting pin 1

19 Spacer 2

20 Spacer 2

21 Retain ring 2

22 Upper plate 2

23 Ball 50

24 Wheel seat 2

25 Ball 54

26 Lower plate 2

27 Washer 2

28 Nut 2

29 Nut 2

30 Lock washer 2

31 Spacer 4

32 Bearing 4

33 Wheel 2

34 Spacer 2

35 Screw 2

36 Screw 1

37 Nut 1

38 Woven belt 1

39 Lifting platform 1

40 Cargo lashings 1

41 Nut 1

42 Screw 1

08 09

16 15

32 31 30 29

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