Electric drop-down bed - Project 2000 TopLineBedLifting Plus (1 Viewer)

[Mr David]

I have been trying to get a copy of the Bürstner repair manual for this bed. It is the one fitted on the Ixeo it 680g and has the lowering head end.
Bürstner refuse to release this manual to the end user, ie me as an owner of one of their motorhomes.
Does anyone have a copy of this manual, either in pdf form or as a paper manual and are prepared to give me a copy.
Thanks, in advance, David,

 

[Mark McG]

What information are you after? Mechanically its quite straightforward, electrics would be another matter.

 

[Mr David]

My interest in having a copy is as reference should I need it in the future. Better have the information before needing it than struggling to find it when needed.

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[tonyidle]

This any good?

 

[Mark McG]

FYI - Project 2000 is now owned by Lippert https://www.lippertcomponents.eu/parent-sku-eu-12671-top-ceiling. I have not been able to find anything useful on their site and the old Project 2000 site is no longer working.

 

[bentyg]

Lippert are just distributors for P2000. Agreed that there is no P2000 websote that I can find anyway! You can get a winding handle from Neil at Lippert;. I just did; he ordered it from P2000 in Italy. Cost about £30 inc postage. Here's a pasted reply I just added to another similar blog:

I suggest you all get yourselves a winding handle just in case the worst happens when you're away! There's a hole in the side of the bed nearest the window (At least there is in our 2016 Benimar Mileo 286) I got mine from Project 2000 via Lippert components in the UK. Talk to Neil Mears. He's very helpful and got me one in a few days from . P2000 don't deal with the public directly apparently. Www.LCI1.com/eu andf email nmears@lci1.com

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[terryboxman]

Lippert are just distributors for P2000. Agreed that there is no P2000 websote that I can find anyway! View attachment 309934You can get a winding handle from Neil at Lippert;. I just did; he ordered it from P2000 in Italy. Cost about £30 inc postage. Here's a pasted reply I just added to another similar blog:

I suggest you all get yourselves a winding handle just in case the worst happens when you're away! There's a hole in the side of the bed nearest the window (At least there is in our 2016 Benimar Mileo 286) I got mine from Project 2000 via Lippert components in the UK. Talk to Neil Mears. He's very helpful and got me one in a few days from . P2000 don't deal with the public directly apparently. Www.LCI1.com/eu andf email nmears@lci1.com

Don’t get a windy handle just yet. I have just designed a simple tool that will fit in a battery operated screwdriver or drill. Why? To raise the bed you will need 195 turns of the windy handle to get the bed up or 195 turns to get it down. And it’s hard work. This new tool will save you lots of sweat as I can say from experience. You just put it on the drill and into the “ bed drop locating hole” and it does all the work for you. I aim to sell it for less than £10.00. And it’s takes up as much space as a pencil!

 

[TCG]

Don’t get a windy handle just yet. I have just designed a simple tool that will fit in a battery operated screwdriver or drill. Why? To raise the bed you will need 195 turns of the windy handle to get the bed up or 195 turns to get it down. And it’s hard work. This new tool will save you lots of sweat as I can say from experience. You just put it on the drill and into the “ bed drop locating hole” and it does all the work for you. I aim to sell it for less than £10.00. And it’s takes up as much space as a pencil!

the post you are replying to is 3 years old

 

[the1andonly]

My special tool is a long 5mm alen key with corner end cut off that fits into a std battery drill chuck ie a long straight 5mm hex key.

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