User manual CORNILLEAU PRO 140 INDOOR

[. . . ] Integrated double security: Automatic double locking of table in use and storage position, pre-locking of each of these positions, unlocking by a centralised control under each tabletop. compact technology: In storage position , the height is limited to 1. 55 m, the tabletops are coupled and the centre of gravity is very low. [. . . ] Before assembling, please check that all the correct parts are contained in the package. The quantities indicated make it possible to go through the operations necessary for each assembly stage. Even with a cover, INDOOR tables can be damaged if used or stored outside. Do not sit or stand on the table, because of the risk of collapse. Wind may make the table tip over, damage it or, more seriously, cause personal injury. It is recommended that you use our protective cover, which will provide additional safety for your children. Do not use the crossbeam or legs as support when pulling the release handle, because of the risk of tipping over. On uneven surfaces, one or more legs may not rest on the ground. It is recommended that the table is moved to a more level surface or else wedge the legs. For models with these options, do not leave balls and bats in the appropriate racks when the table remains outside. Moving the table on a sloping surface may cause the table to tip over, damage it or, more seriously, lead to injury. TO LOWER THE LEAVES 1) Lift the red handle to release; maintain this action whilst the leaf is being lowered. 2) Lower the leaf down to the game position. Do not allow it to fall, as this might damage your table. 3) For improved safety and greater playing convenience, check that the second locking level is engaged. Failing this, raise the tabletop from each side of the net. [. . . ] The following are not covered under the warranty: Costs of carriage of faulty parts, visit by a technician, labour, indemnities in cash or in kind for immobilisation of the table during the warranty period. Any claim must indicate the type of table, the series number that is to be found on the underside of the tabletop and the part(s) in question, and it must be accompanied by a proof of purchase showing the date of purchase. Non-compliance with the above instructions for use may result in damage to the table or injury and excludes any liability of the manufacturer. [. . . ]