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Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
WorkUp Adjustable Table - Model CR
Assembly Instructions
Assemble Columns To
Worksurface Support
1. With the foot/column assemblies
upright, place the connecting
rod into the hex shaped holes
on the inside of each column. At
this time be sure the other hex
bushing in each column is facing
the same direction. This direction
will become the front of the table.
If the two remaining hex bushings
are facing opposite directions,
rotate one foot/column assembly
so the two hex bushings are
facing the same direction
(Figure 2).
Note: Be careful not to rotate the hex
bushings on columns until the table
is assembled. Doing so will adjust the
columns to different heights.
2. Place the foot/column assembly
between the angle members of
the worksurface support and align
the four holes in one end of the
worksurface support with the four
holes in the column (Figure 2).
3. Attach the worksurface support
using four M8 x 35mm screws,
tightening each screw one quarter
turn at a time in a diagonal pattern
until all four screws are tight
(Figure 2 & Detail A).
4. Attach the second foot/column in
the same manner (Figure 2).
Assemble Worksurface
Note: The worksurface is pre-drilled
for installation of all components.
1. To avoid scratching the
worksurface place it with the top
side down on a soft protective
material.
2. Place the worksurface support
with columns on the drilled face
of the worksurface so the heads of
the M8 bolts set into the pockets
milled in the worksurface. The
worksurface support should now
be flush with the worksurface
(Figure 3).
3. Move the worksurface support
with columns slightly to align
the holes in the worksurface with
those in the worksurface support
(Figure 3).
4. Attach the worksurface using
#12 x 1” tapping screws in each
available hole (Figure 3).