Freedesk Desk Riser User manual

Freedesk Desk Riser
Activates you and your body
Raises and lowers to 9 different levels
From sitting to standing fast and soundless
Simple to lower down and move around
Developed and designed in Sweden
© Freedesk AB 2017
Freedesk Desk Riser is designed to transform any surface
from passive desktop to flexible sit-stand. With 9 different
positions, you can adjust it to the level that works best for
you. The slim lightweight design makes the Freedesk Desk
Riser extremely portable, so you can move it around from
room to room or between your home and workplace.

WARNING
Serious damage to property, bodily injury, and even death can result from not following the below safety instructions
Always use both hands, one on each side of the Desk Riser where there are built-in handles, when maneuvering the Desk Riser up and down.
Using only one hand to operate the Desk Riser could make the Desk Riser fall. (Fig. 3).
Read this safety manual page A, B and C before using this product.
Also see handling illustrations on page 1 and 2.
Keep this manual in a safe location for future reference.
In case of loosing this Manual or, in the event that Freedesk AB modifies the Manual
it is possible to obtain a new copy at http://us.thefreedesk.com
Put the Desk Riser on an existing table or other plain surface, that is at least 32*21 inches/81*53cm. Placing the Desk Riser on a surface that is
smaller than this could result in the product legs falling off of the surface when in use. (Fig. 3).
When using the built in handles, always use your fingertips in the dedicated handles (Fig. 6). Fingers placed under the Desk Riser when raising or
lowering the Desk Riser could be pinched (Fig. 5).
Safety manual for proper usage of the Freedesk Desk Riser.
When transporting or storing the Desk Riser, make sure to engage the locking mechanism to keep the legs in place (Fig. 7). Transporting or storing
the desk riser without engaging the locking mechanism could result in the legs extending and cause the Desk Riser to break.
The maximum weight capacity of the Desk Riser is 10kg/22lbs. Overloading the work surface could cause the Desk Riser to break, void the warranty
and cause injury.
Do not sit, lean, or stand on the Desk Riser. (Fig. 8).
Small children should never use the Desk Riser.
Make sure the area underneath the Desk Riser is free and clear of objects at all times.
Never use the Desk Riser for ironing.
A
It is not possible to warn the consumer about every possible danger related to use of the Desk Riser and the consumer must use his or her
own common sense and good judgment when using the Desk Riser.
Freedesk Ab retains the right to modify the Manual as it deems appropriate and that
the consumer is charged with the knowledge of the contents of any modified Manual.
© Freedesk AB 2017
Figure 1.
Desk Riser

WARNING
Serious damage to property, bodily injury, and even death can result from not following the below safety instructions
Always use both hands, one on each side of the Desk Riser where there are built-in handles, when maneuvering the Desk Riser up and down.
Using only one hand to operate the Desk Riser could make the Desk Riser fall. (Fig. 3).
Read this safety manual page A, B and C before using this product.
Also see handling illustrations on page 1 and 2.
Keep this manual in a safe location for future reference.
In case of loosing this Manual or, in the event that Freedesk AB modifies the Manual
it is possible to obtain a new copy at http://us.thefreedesk.com
Put the Desk Riser on an existing table or other plain surface, that is at least 32*21 inches/81*53cm. Placing the Desk Riser on a surface that is
smaller than this could result in the product legs falling off of the surface when in use. (Fig. 3).
When using the built in handles, always use your fingertips in the dedicated handles (Fig. 6). Fingers placed under the Desk Riser when raising or
lowering the Desk Riser could be pinched (Fig. 5).
Safety manual for proper usage of the Freedesk Desk Riser.
When transporting or storing the Desk Riser, make sure to engage the locking mechanism to keep the legs in place (Fig. 7). Transporting or storing
the desk riser without engaging the locking mechanism could result in the legs extending and cause the Desk Riser to break.
The maximum weight capacity of the Desk Riser is 10kg/22lbs. Overloading the work surface could cause the Desk Riser to break, void the warranty
and cause injury.
Do not sit, lean, or stand on the Desk Riser. (Fig. 8).
Small children should never use the Desk Riser.
Make sure the area underneath the Desk Riser is free and clear of objects at all times.
Never use the Desk Riser for ironing.
A
It is not possible to warn the consumer about every possible danger related to use of the Desk Riser and the consumer must use his or her
own common sense and good judgment when using the Desk Riser.
Freedesk Ab retains the right to modify the Manual as it deems appropriate and that
the consumer is charged with the knowledge of the contents of any modified Manual.
© Freedesk AB 2017
Figure 1.
Desk Riser
Built in handle
Figure 2.
Desk Riser overview
Figure 3.
Top view of the Desk Riser
Built in handle
Visual section in
table
Visual section in
table
Built in handle
Built in handle
Always use both hands, one on each built-in
handle, when raising and lowering the work
surface. Using only one hand could make
the Desk Riser fall. Put the Desk Riser on
an existing table or other plain surface, that
is at least 32*21 inches/ 81*53cm. Placing
the desk riser on a surface that is smaller
than this could result in the Desk Riser legs
falling off of the surface when in use.
Figure 4.
Desk Riser placed on a table.
When using the built in handles, always use your
fingertips in the dedicated handles (Fig 6).
Fingers placed under the desk riser when raising or
lowering the work surface could be pinched (Fig 5).
Figure 5. Figure 6.
B
Legs
© Freedesk AB 2017

ATTENTION: When transporting
or storing the Desk Riser, make
sure to engage the locking
mechanism (Fig 7), to keep the legs
in place. To access the locking
device, slide the Desk Riser over
the edge of the table or tilt slightly
up (Fig 7). Do not turn the Desk
Riser upside down or transport
without locking the legs. Make sure
to unlock the legs when adjusting
the height of the work surface.
LOCKEDUNLOCKED
Figure 7. Showing placement of lock and
how to use it.
WWW.THEFREEDESK.COM
Figure 8.
Do not sit, lean, or stand on the Desk Riser. This
product is not recommended for use by small children.
If not used correctly, there is risk of pinching and
injury. Make sure the area underneath the Desk Riser
is free and clear of objects at all times.
Friendly tip for first time users of sit/stand products. Listen to your body when
standing while working. Sit down if you experience any discomfort and allow
yourself some time to get used to standing up while working.
The maximum weight capacity
of the Desk Riser is 10kg / 22lbs.
Overloading the work surface
could cause the product to break,
void the warranty and cause injury.
MAX 10 Kg/ 22lb
Figure 9.
C
Do not use Desk
Riser for ironing
Figure 10.
© Freedesk AB 2017

1
MAX 10 Kg 22 lbs
12
3 4 5
A B
Tilt the work surface to engage and disengage the height adjustment mechanism (9 positions)
© Freedesk AB 2017
Figure 12. Lock the legs while
transporting and storing the Desk
Riser. Unlock the legs to adjust
the height.
Figure 13. When the Desk Riser
is unlocked, use both hands, one
on each built-in handle. Lift the
desk riser up to prefered level.
IMPORTANT: The locking
mechanism should be on the side
closest to you when using the
Desk Riser.
Figure 14 . When lowering the Desk Riser,use both
hands, one on each built-in handle, slightly tilt the right
side of the work surface up. IMPORTANT: The locking
mechanism should be on the side closest to you when
using the Desk Riser
Figure 15. Lower the Desk Riser to desired level. Figure 16. When desired level is reached slightly
tilt the right side of the work surface down.
Figure 11.

2
© Freedesk AB 2017
Figure 17. In order to stand up
and work, place the Desk Riser
on a table.
.
Figure 18. When folded and
locked, the Desk Riser can be
lifted and moved around
Figure 19. The Desk Riser can be
adjusted to nine different levels
Figure 20. When folded and
locked, the Desk Riser can easily
be stored.
Figure 21. When folded and
locked, the Desk Riser can be
stored.
Figure 22. When folded and
locked, the Desk Riser can be
stored standing up leaning on a
wall or other support.
Figure 23. When folded and
locked, the Desk Riser can be
mounted on a wall if you have a
firm support.