PROGRESSIVE DESK FLT-21 User manual

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FLT-21
User Manual

Caution 3
Specifications 4
Features 4
Dimensional Drawing 5
Parts List 6
Assembly & Installation 7
Operation 19
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Table of Contents
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Warning
Pinch Point
Keep hands and
fingers clear.
Caution
Ensure no obstacles are in the desk's path. Ensure the
tabletop is not touching any walls. Ensure all cords are
appropriate length to accommodate the change in height.
Keep children away from electric height-adjustable desks, control units, and handsets. There is a
risk of injury and electric shock.
During the Reset Procedure, the desk will retract 0.28” below the lowest normal operating height.
Ensure no obstacles impede this motion.
Keep all electrical components away from liquids.
Do not sit or stand on the desk frame. Do not crawl or lie under the desk frame.
Do not place any objects taller than 25" underneath the desk.
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Specifications
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Input Voltage
Specification Description
100VAC-240VAC
24VDC
19.3"
27.6" - 46.9"
36.7" - 54.7"
42" x 20"
220 lbs (evenly distributed)
1.00”/s
0.98”/s
10% (2 minutes on, 18 minutes off)
< 50 dB
Steel
Powder Coat – White, Black, Gray
Output Voltage
Stroke (movement)
Height Range (without tabletop)
Base Width
Minimum Tabletop Size
Weight Capacity (load)
No Load Speed
Full Load Speed
Duty Cycle
Operating Noise
Frame Material
Finish
Adjustable Leveling Feet
Leveling
Collision Detection
Features Description
Collision Detection will help protect the desk frame against obstructions. There are
four sensitivity levels for collision detection. This feature can be disabled by the user.
Programmable Memory Presets allow the user to save and recall different desk heights
with a single press of a button on the remote.
Programmable Memory
Presets
Safety Lock can be enabled on the remote to prevent any unwanted adjustments to the
table while unattended or to prevent injury to children and animals.
Safety Lock

Dimensional Drawing
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Power Cable
A10
A11
A12
1
1
1
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Parts List
Important: The drawings below are for reference only and may be slightly different from the physical product.
Please contact us if you have missing or damaged components.
No. Part Qty. No. Part Qty. No. Part Qty.
Leg
A1
M6x16 Screws
B3 8
M6x10 Screws
B1 8
Power Adaptor
Switch Cord
Extension Cord
A9 1
Remote
A7 1
Side Bracket
A4 2
2
ST4.2x25
Tabletop Screws
B4 8
Left Frame End
A2 2
Adaptor Mount
A8 1
Right Frame End
A3 2
Foot
A6 2
Center Rail
A5 2
M6x12 Screws
B2
B7
B5
B8
B6
4
Cable Tie
6
ST4.2x13
6
Allen Key
1
ST4.2x25
Remote Screws
2

A1 (x2)
Leg
A2 (x2)
Left Frame End
A3 (x2)
Right Frame End
B1 (x8)
M6x10 Screws
B8 (x1)
Allen Key
Assembly & Installation
STEP 1: Leg and Frame End Assembly
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Assembly & Installation
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A4 (x2)
Side Bracket
B2 (x4)
M6x12 Screws
B8 (x1)
Allen Key
Assembly & Installation
STEP 2: Attach Side Bracket
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Assembly & Installation
STEP 3: Install Center Rails
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A5 (x2)
Center Rail
B8 (x1)
Allen Key

Assembly & Installation
STEP 4: Attach Feet
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A6 (x2)
Foot
B3 (x8)
M6x16 Screws
B8 (x1)
Allen Key

Assembly & Installation
STEP 5: Secure Desk Frame to Tabletop
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A8 (x1)
Adaptor Mount
Hook the Adaptor Mount (A8) under the frame nearest to where you would like to mount the remote.

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Assembly & Installation
For Progressive Desk Tabletops:

B4 (x8)
ST4.2x25
Tabletop Screws
Assembly & Installation
For Third-Party Tabletops:
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A7 (x1)
Remote
A9 (x1)
Power Adaptor
A10 (x1)
Power Cable
A11 (x1)
Switch Cord
A12 (x1)
Extension Cord
B5 (x6)
ST4.2x13
B6 (x2)
ST4.2x25
B7 (x6)
Cable Tie
Assembly & Installation
STEP 6: Install Remote and Connect Cables
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Assembly & Installation
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Assembly & Installation
STEP 7: Flip Desk Frame Upright
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Operation
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3
4
REMOTE BUTTONS
RESET PROCEDURE
Anti-Collision Sensor Level Adjustment
Memory Position
Press and hold to move desk frame up
ControlRemote Button
Display Sensitivity Level
Press and hold to move desk frame down
Memory Position 1 - Press once and the desk will travel to the saved position.
Memory Position 2 - Press once and the desk will travel to the saved position.
Anti-collision function is turned offA-0
A-1
A-2
A-3
Anti-collision sensitivity is set to low
Anti-collision sensitivity is set to medium
Anti-collision sensitivity is set to high
Memory Position 3 - Press once and the desk will travel to the saved position.
Memory Position 4 - Press once and the desk will travel to the saved position.
WARNING: Make sure there are no obstructions in the path of the desk frame. Release the button to stop motion at any
time if needed.
Simultaneously press and hold the “▲” and “▼” buttons for 5 seconds to cycle through the anti-collision sensor sensitivity.
Step 1: Move your desk to the desired height using the up and down buttons.
Step 2: Press and hold the desired memory positions button ( , , 3, or 4) until the display shows “S-1”, “S-2”, “S-3”, or
“S-4” respectively. The position is now saved to the corresponding button.
Step 3: Press the saved memory position button to move the desk to the saved height.
Step 1: Using the down button (▼), adjust the desk frame to the lowest position.
Step 2: To initiate the Reset Procedure, press and hold the down button (▼) on the remote and wait for “rSt” to display on
the LED screen. Do not release the button.
Step 3: Continue to hold the down button (▼) until the desk frame “bounces up”. The frame will move down slightly and go
back to the previous height and the display will show the current height. The reset procedure is complete.
If the reset procedure does not work, disconnect from power, and wait 10 seconds. Then reconnect and perform the Reset
Procedure again.

Operation
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Safety Lock
Quick Charge
When Safety Lock is enabled, the remote will no longer be responsive to user input until the function is disabled.
Turn on Safety Lock Function:
Simultaneously press and hold the “ ” and “ ” buttons for 3 seconds or until “LOC” or “LoC” appears on the display.
Safety lock function is now enabled.
Turn off Safety Lock Function:
Simultaneously press and hold the “ ” and “ ” buttons for 3 seconds or until the display shows the current table height.
Safety Lock function is now disabled.
The remote’s quick charge feature is compatible with most mainstream smartphones and laptops that allow for quick
charging. (Apple devices excluded)
While the remote is being used to control the desk frame, the charging function will turn off. Once the remote is not in use,
the charging function will resume.
Output Parameters:
USB-C: Max 45W, 5V 3A, 9V 3A, 12V 3A, 15V 3A, 20V 2.25A
USB-A: Max 27W, 5V 2A, 9V 2A, 12V 1.5A, 15V 1.8A, 20V 0.9A
When devices are connected to both USB-C and USB-A ports, the output voltage drops to 5V to power the devices
with a maximum power of 22.5W.
Quick Charge Built-in Safety:
Remote quick charge includes over-temperature protection, over-current protection, short-circuit protection, output inter-
face current-limiting protection, etc.

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Troubleshooting
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Error Code
E01
E02
E03
E04
E07
E08
E20
E21
E22
E23
E24
E20
E30
Overworked
Overloaded
Motor or Remote Error
Remote Error
Motor Error
Sensor Error
The table lift is overworked and needs to cool down. Wait 18 minutes then try operating
again. Perform the Reset Procedure (Page 18) if the issue persists.
Remote is broken.
The motor requires a reset. Perform the Reset Procedure (Page 18).
Sensor error. Disconnect from power and wait 18 minutes. Then, perform the Reset
Procedure (Page 18).
The table lift is overloaded. Lessen the load then press “▼” until “rSt” appears on the
display. If “rSt” does not appear on the display, perform Reset Procedure (Page 18).
There is a problem with the motor or remote. To confirm whether the motor or the
remote has a problem, switch the connection between the motors and the M1 and M2
ports on the remote.
If there is no change in the displayed error code, there is a problem with the port on the
remote.
If there is a change to the error code:
- E07, E20, or E22 is displayed, the error is for the motor connected to the M1 port.
- E08, E21, or E23 is displayed, the error is for the motor connected to the M2 port.
Error Summary Description
Problem
Table lift does not
move when motion
control buttons are
pressed.
Table lift travels
significantly slower
than the rated speed.
Connection issue Disconnect and reconnect the cables to the remote. Ensure the cables are not damaged and
that all connections are secure.
Ensure weight capacity has not exceeded the maximum load rating.Weight issue
The table lift is
drifting downwards.
Ensure weight capacity has not exceeded the maximum load rating.Weight issue
Unusual noise during
travel.
Ensure weight capacity has not exceeded the maximum load rating.Weight issue
The table lift stops
abruptly during travel.
Ensure there are no obstacles in the path of the table lift. If the movement
continues to fail, initiate the Reset Procedure (Page 18).
Obstacle
Desk Frame is not
level.
Disconnect and reconnect all cables (Power cable and Leg Motor cables).
Initiate the Reset Procedure (Page 18).
Out of sync
Possible Cause Corrective Action