KI Basic Adjustable CPU Holder User manual

Tools Provided:
•T-20 Torx Driver (#8 screw)
•T-30 Torx Driver (1⁄4"screw)
•3⁄32"Allen Wrench (set screw collar)
Tools Required:
•11⁄16"Open End Wrench,
•7⁄16"Open End Wrench or Socket
•Power Drill
•3⁄16"Drill Bit
Note: In some installations,
the CPU may not be available
for placement into the CPU Holder
until a later time. Follow these
directions using an accurate
measurement of the CPU height
and width as a guideline.
1. Position the glide plate under
the worksurface. Be sure that the
glide plate is parallel and placed
2" from the front edge of the
worksurface (1" on 24" deep
worksurfaces). Mark the four
mounting holes through the
plate onto the underside of the
worksurface (Figure 1).
2. Using a 3⁄16"drill bit to a maximum
depth of 3⁄4", drill the four mounting
holes in the underside of the
worksurface. Be careful not to
pierce through the top of the
worksurface when drilling the
holes. Attach the glideplate to the
worksurface with four 1⁄4x1" torx
head screws. Tighten each screw
only halfway, leaving the glide
plate to hang down 1⁄2"from the
surface (Figure 1).
3. Slide the slotted bracket over the
end of the glide plate. Tighten the
screws into the worksurface
(Figure 1).
Note: If the CPU is not available
to be placed into the holder until a
later time, skip step 4 and go onto
step 5, through 10. When a CPU is
to be installed along with the CPU
Holder, follow steps 4 through 10
but skip step 5.
Assembly Instructions
Basic Adjustable CPU Holder
August 2006
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 injury.
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1⁄4x1"
torx head screw
3⁄16"hole
(3⁄4"deep max.)
slotted bracket
glide plate
Figure 1

7⁄16"nut, locking
&flat washer
side panels
(assembled)
7⁄16"carriage bolt (4", 7" and 10")
slotted bracket
side panels
(assembled)
Figure 3
upper side
panel
1⁄4"-20
acorn nut
lower side
panel
CPU
Figure 2
1⁄4-20
nut & washer
4. Carefully lay the CPU on its side
on a soft protective surface. Lay
the upper side panel onto the side
of the CPU. Lay the lower side
panel into the upper side panel to
fit the height of the CPU as tight
as possible. Tighten the side pan-
els together with two 1⁄4-20 acorn
nuts onto the studs. Repeat the
above procedure for the other pair
of side panels (Figure 2).
5. Have an accurate measurement
of the height of the CPU. Lay the
lower side panel onto the upper
side panel as illustrated. The
studs on the upper side panel
should go through the slots in
the lower side panel at or slightly
more than the measured height of
the CPU. Tighten the side panels
together with two 1⁄4-20 acorn nuts
onto the studs. Repeat step five
for the other pair of side panels
(Figure 2).
6. Position the assembled side
panels up into the slotted bracket.
Space the side panels to the
approximate width of the CPU and
finger tighten the four 1⁄4-20 nuts
and washers to hold the brackets
in place (Figure 3).
Note: If your installation does
not include placement of the CPU
into the holder at this time, follow
steps 7 through 10 using an
accurate measurement of the
width of the CPU. When the CPU
is installed, final adjustments and
tightening of hardware must be
done, closely following steps 7
through 10.
7. Choose the appropriate 7⁄16"
carriage bolt (4", 7" or 10") for
the CPU width. Insert the bolt
through the holes in the bottom
tabs of the side panels. Place a
washer and lock washer onto the
bolt. Screw the nut on just enough
to secure the side panels together.
Take the remaining two carriage
bolts and slide them into the
storage holes in the side of the
slotted bracket (Figure 3).
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 injury.
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Assembly Instructions
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7⁄16"carriage bolt
1⁄4-20
nut & washer
CPU
bottom tabs
Figure 4
#8 x 3⁄8"
torx screw
storage hole
slotted bracket
handle
unused
carriage bolts
Figure 5
8. Slide the CPU between the side
panels and allow it to rest on the
bottom tabs. Center the CPU front
to back. For 24" deep work-surfaces,
the CPU must be 1 1⁄2"forward of
center (Figure 4).
9. Press the side panels tightly against
the CPU. Tighten the four 1⁄4-20 nuts
on the slotted bracket and tighten
the nut on the bottom carriage bolt
(Figure 4).
10. Attach the handle to the slotted
bracket with four #8 x 3⁄8"torx head
screws (Figure 5).
Note: If a security kit is to be
installed to the CPU Holder, this
must be done prior to installing side
panel covers (separate instructions).
See assembly instructions for
Security Kit.
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 injury.
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