Additional Notes; Residual Risks - Hammerbacher XMST Serie Manual De Instrucciones

4. Additional notes

4.1 Additional notes
The regulations of the accident prevention guidelines of the trade associations are valid in principle for all
• Valid and binding regulations for accident prevention
• Valid and binding regulation on replacement parts
• Recognised technical regulations for safe and professional work
• Existing regulations for environmental protection
• Other applicable regulations

4.2 Residual risks

The table frame is constructed in accordance with the state of the art and the recognised safety regulations.
It is still possible for risks to life and life to occur to the user or to third parties or for there to be disruptions
to the table frame or other property. The table frame may only be used
• for the intended use
• in perfect and safe technical condition
4.3 Optional accessories
specialist dealer.
4.4 Individual table settings
The table system can be adapted to sitting and standing activities to suit the work situation and is
continuously adjustable. The height can be adjusted from 720-1190 mm. The memory function allows the
user to store individual table heights.
4.4.1 Determining the desk height while sitting:
can be adapted then the correct desk height is automatically the height of the armrests. This is because the
surfaces of the armrests and the table should form one level. The angle between upper arm and lower arm
should be 90° and greater.
4.4.2 Determining the desk height while standing:
• Stand up straight next to the desk and ensure that you spread your weight evenly between
both feet.
• Select a height at which you achieve a relaxed state in your shoulder and neck muscles.
• Your lower arm either lies horizontally on the desk or drops very slightly to your wrist.
Please also ensure: That the angle between your upper arm and lower arm is not less
than 90°.
For more information on ergonomic settings and workplace design please consult your trade
association at your company.Please observe the safety notes prior to each assembly.
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