Material Damages; Crushing Hazard; Operating Information; Appropriate Use - Hettich Mosys Bedienungsanleitung

on and that nothing can ride over it. Ensure that
there are no loose cables on the floor or in the air
where people walk. This will help to prevent tripping
hazards. Do not start up the drive unit if the mains
plug appears to be defect or the drive unit shows
other visible signs of damage.
Do not exchange damaged cable or mains plugs your-
self. Contact a specialist workshop for such repairs.
Only qualified personnel are allowed to perform work
on the power connection cable. Remove the mains
plug before moving the slatted frame from one place
to another.
NOTE
The drive system may only be used in combination
with the supplied power supply units. The drive sys-
tem is only to be supplied with a safety low voltage
in compliance with the respective specification on
the appliance.

3.5 Material damages

The drive unit is only allowed to be used in dry rooms. Protect the drive unit against
dampness. Avoid electrical and mechanical overloads and continuous operation of the
drive unit lasting more than two minutes. Do not stand on the slatted bed frame. The
individual slats are not designed to carry this amount of weight. Do not sit on the raised
head or foot section. The adjustment elements are not designed to hold such loads. Only
use the slatted frame for its intended purpose and do not overload it.

3.6 Crushing hazard

With the aid of an audible free-running mechanism and an intelligent motor cut-off
function, the Classic system features a double anti-trap protection in every position. Due
to the application of an audible free-running mechanism, the Standard version also features
anti-trap protection. However, the user must ensure that no persons, pets or objects are in
the danger area during operation. Children are not allowed to operate the drive unit!

4 Operating information

4.1 Appropriate use

The system is only allowed to be used in beds, slatted bed frames and/or box spring beds
for the purpose of raising and lowering the back and foot sections.
(see figure 1)
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