•Attaching a Post and Clamp
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Operating your LowBoy has been organized into the following activities:
Your LowBoy table is designed to be fully adjustable from a starting height of only
six inches to a maximum height of forty-two inches (without casters). The
LowBoy table is raised by applying pressure to the left side of the foot switch, and
lowered by applying pressure on the right. The foot switch is located on the front,
right side of the table on the bottom of the frame.
The jackscrew that moves your table up and down is equipped with a protective
clutch. This clutch will make a clicking sound and prevents continued motion at
both the maximum and minimum limits of the lift.
Loosen the adjustment knob and insert the post into the clamp. Notice that the
vertical member of the post does not move and does not extend below the bottom
of the clamp. Move the horizontal member of the post up or down until the desired
height is achieved and then tighten the adjustment knob just until the horizontal
member remains securely in position.
It is important that you never exceed the recommended capacity of your
LowBoy. The maximum capacity of your LowBoy lift is 250 pounds (116
kilograms).
Never use any other post and clamp other than the Ascot LowBoy post (3/4”
square) and clamp that are supplied with your lift. The clamp must be securely
mounted to the edge of the table at a tabletop edge location where there is sufficient
clearance. DO NOT place the clamp on the tabletop directly over the foot
switch, as this may interfere with its normal operation. Simply loosen the
thumbscrews and slide the clamp onto the tabletop edge until it can go no
farther. Tighten both thumbscrews until the clamp is secure.
The LowBoy comes equipped with twin-wheel casters and floor “levelers.” If you
have selected to use the levelers, then the lift must be leveled. Move the lift to its
desired location, and place a bubble level on the tabletop along the
length of the lift. Turn the levelers on the left and right legs until the bubble is
centered. Repeat this process with the level positioned across the width of the
tabletop, turning the levelers on the front and back legs until the bubble is centered.
Finish by checking for a level tabletop during rotation.
