AVENTOS lift systems must open and close effortlessly and stay in any desired position. The lift mechanisms must therefore be adjusted according to the front weight. Please allow us to show you the best tool to use for this.
Similarly to AVENTOS HF, with AVENTOS HK and AVENTOS HK-S the front can collide with the ceiling in certain installation situations. In order to prevent collision, we have two different opening angle stops on offer for you to choose from.
Have you ever experienced a situation where fronts with an AVENTOS HF lift system touch the ceiling when it is fully open? We offer opening angle stops for just such situations as the front or the ceiling may become damaged when the two touch. However, fronts can also collide with furniture structures above, such as cornices.
One important ass
embly step for the AVENTOS lift system is the adjustment of the two lift mechanisms to the weight of the furniture front. If the two lift mechanisms are not set correctly for the front weight, the front will spring up when opened, or close again by itself, as you can see in the video.
You know that lift mechanisms have been adjusted correctly if the lift system stays in any opening position in the end. It is important to adjust the lift mechanism to ensure smooth functioning, especially if lift mechanisms are fitted with SERVO-DRIVE.
In this video we explain how you can adjust the lift mechanisms correctly using a cordless screwdriver.
Finding the correct position within the cabinet for the pegs is one of the first steps in assembling an AVENTOS HF. Use the universal marking template together with the EASY ASSEMBLY app to find the correct position for the lift mechanism in no time. This will enable you to drill the holes for the pegs, having worked out the height and installation depth for them.
In this video, I will show you exactly what to do – step by step.
It is often the case that the lift system front for the AVENTOS HF does not close properly following adjustment. There are two potential problem situations here:
1) You have adjusted the gaps and then closed the telescopic arm. The front is protruding in the middle. Read more
