Uplift Desk FRM240 User manual

Pneumatic Standing Desk
FRM240
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355 lb
two person
assembly

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Please read these instructions carefully. This desk is height adjustable to t the user’s height.
Inappropriate use of this desk can cause property damage and/or bodily injury. Under no circumstances
does the manufacturer accept warranty or liability claims for damages caused from improper use of this
desk. Please provide these instructions to any new user or owner of the desk.
WARNING: Risk of injury. Adjusting the height of the desk can pinch or crush body parts trapped
between the desk and stationary objects.
WARNING: Be sure there is a gap of at least 1 inch between the moving parts of the standing desk
and objects located next to it to avoid pinch and crush hazards. Move the desk through its full
range of motion to ensure the 1 inch gap is maintained above, below, and all around the desk.
WARNING: Keep ngers and body parts clear of the moving desk. Check the desk’s surroundings
on all sides before raising or lowering the desk to ensure there are no obstacles that can be
damaged or cause injury.
WARNING: Ensure all cords and cables have enough slack so they don’t pull on laptops or other
equipment as the desk moves up and down.
WARNING: Keep children away from the desk unless supervised. Misuse of the desk can cause
personal injury.
WARNING: The desk is designed for use in dry environments, use indoors only.
WARNING: Persons with limited mental or physical capabilities who are unable to comprehend the
safe operation of the height adjustability feature must not operate the desk.
WARNING: Inspect the desk regularly and stop using immediately if you notice any damaged
or loose parts. Only replace damaged desk parts with authorized UPLIFT Desk parts and follow
instructions.
Safety and Warnings

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Note: Desk image is for reference only. Desk shape and leg quantity
or style may change based on the desk conguration ordered.
Max
Height
Min
Height
>1" vertical gap
between items
on desk and any
obstructions above
>1" horizontal gap
from desktop to
wall and other
furniture

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Legs Feet
qty 2 Crossbar Crossbar Rail qty 2 Right Side Bracket
Left Side Bracket Cross Brace
qty 2 Control
Paddle Adapter
Cover Screw Cover Badge
qty 2
M6 x 10
Machine Screw
qty 22
M6 x 6
Machine Screw
qty 6
M5 x 12 Flat
Head Screw
qty 12
#10 x 3/4”
Wood Screw
qty 4
#10-24 x 3/4”
Machine Screw
qty 8
#10 Flat Washer
qty 8
C3 C4 C5
C9
H4a
H7
C6
H1 H2 H3 H5
H4b
H6
C7
3mm
Allen Wrench
4mm
Allen Wrench You’ll also need
Package Contents
C1
C6
H1
H6
C2
C7
H2
H7
C3
C8
H3
H8
C4
C9
H4
C5
C10
H5
Legs
Feet
Screw Cover Badge
Left Side Bracket
M6 x 10 Machine Screw
M6 x 10 Machine Screw
Right Side Bracket
Crossbar Rail
Crossbar
Cross Brace
M5 x 12 Flat Head Screw
Control Paddle Adapter
#10 x 3/4” Wood Screw
Cover

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Assembly Instructions
Step 1 - Inventory of Parts
A. Before assembly, consider where you want your
desk to be located. Since your new desk is height
adjustable, it should be located a safe distance
from anything that could obstruct the desk from
being raised or lowered, like a wall mounted shelf or
cabinet.
B. For ease and safety, we recommend using two
people for assembly.
C. To avoid any damage to your oor or desktop, we
recommend assembling your desk on a debris-free
carpet or blanket.
D. Lay out the components from all boxes. Conrm the
items and quantities match what is shown in the
Package Contents section above before disposing
of any packing material.
Step 2 - Foot & Front Crossbar Rail
Attachment
A. Lay the Legs (C1) down with the Crossbar Mounts facing
the oor as shown.
Caution:
To prevent possible injury or damage to equipment
and your surroundings, never press the paddle during
installation.
B. Place one Crossbar Rail (C4) on the front side of
the Legs with the cable cutout facing up and the
larger diameter holes facing out.
C. Align the outside of the Leg with the end of the
Crossbar Rail so they are ush and the screw
holes are aligned. Start two of the M6 x 10
Machine Screws (H1) through the Crossbar Rail
holes and into the Leg. Rotate each screw only a
few turns, but do not tighten them.
D. Align the other end of the front Crossbar Rail
with the outside edge of the other leg so that
the holes in each part are aligned, and start two
more of the M6 x 10 Machine Screws through the
holes, but do not tighten them.
Crossbar
Mounts

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Step 3 - Crossbar Attachment
A. Gently stand the legs upright. It is okay to let the
Control Paddle hang down.
B. Loosely thread two of the M6 x 6 Machine Screws
(H2) into the top holes of the Crossbar Mounts
on the back of each of the legs. The lower holes
should be kept empty for now.
C. With the keyholes on the Crossbar (C3) facing up
and the smooth face towards the back, hang the
Crossbar on the screws.
D. Loosely thread two additional M6 x 6 Machine
Screws through the lower holes in the Crossbar
and into the Legs.
E. Leave all the screws loose until the end of the
next step.
Step 4 - Rear Crossbar Rail Attachment
A. Loosely attach the second Crossbar Rail (C4) on the
back side of the Legs. Ensure the cable cutout on
the second Crossbar Rail is facing up and the larger
diameter holes face out.
B. Align the outside of the Leg with the end of the
Crossbar Rail so they are ush and the screw holes
are aligned. Start two of the M6 x 10 Machine Screws
(H1) through the Crossbar Rail holes and into the
Leg. Rotate each screw only a few turns, but do not
tighten them.
C. Align the other end of the front Crossbar Rail with
the outside edge of the other leg so that the holes in
each part are aligned, and start two more of the M6
x 10 Machine Screws through the holes, but do not
tighten them.
D. Once all screws from Steps 3 and 4 have been
started, tighten them and the Crossbar Rail from
Step 2 using the 4mm Allen Wrench (H8).
E. Ensure that the Control Paddle cable runs through
the cutout in the top of the Front Crossbar Rail as
shown
Cable cutout
facing up.
E. Place one of the Feet (C2) onto one of the Legs as
shown, with the longer end of the foot facing up and
away from the side of the Legs with the Crossbar
Mounts.
F. Loosely start four of the M6 x 10 Machine Screws
(H1) using the 4mm Allen Wrench (H8). Do not
tighten the screws until all four have been started.
G. Repeat the previous step for the second Leg and
Foot.

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Step 5 - Leg Shipping Bracket Removal
Remove the plastic shipping bracket from the top of
each Leg as shown and discard.
Make sure the long end of the Side
Brackets face the same direction
as the long end of the Feet.
Step 6 - Side Bracket Attachment
A. Align the holes in the side of the Right Side
Bracket (C5) with the holes on the Leg with
the Control Paddle. The long end of the
Side Bracket should be facing the same
direction as the long end of the Foot as
shown.
B. Loosely insert two M5 x 12 Flat Head
Screws (H3) through the side of the Side
Bracket and into the Leg. Do not tighten
the screws.
C. Repeat the previous steps to loosely
attach the Left Side Bracket (C6).
D. Loosely insert two more M5 x 12 Flat Head Screws into the
holes in the top of each of the Side Brackets as shown.
E. Once all four screws have been started in each Side
Bracket, tighten them using the 3mm Allen Wrench (H7).

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Step 8 - Control Paddle Adapter Attachment
A. Place your desktop on a debris-free carpet or blanket with the top surface facing down and the bottom surface with
the pre-drilled holes and threaded metal inserts facing up (see diagrams).
B. With the counter-sink (larger) side of the holes facing up, align the holes in the Control Paddle Adapter (C8) with the
four pre-drilled holes on the left side of the desktop as shown.
Note: This will be on the right side of the desk when it is ipped upright.
C. Loosely insert one #10 x 3/4” Wood Screw (H4) through each hole in the Control Paddle Adapter and into the holes in the
desktop using a Phillips head screwdriver.
D. Once all four screws have been started, tighten them. Be careful not to overtighten the screws to avoid stripping the
holes.
Bottom Side of Desktop Top Side of Desktop
B. Align the Cross Braces with the holes near the
center of the Crossbar Rails (C4) as shown and
loosely insert two M5 x 12 Flat Head Screws (H3)
through the counter-sunk holes of each Cross Brace
and into the Crossbar Rails.
C. Once all four screws are started, fully tighten them
with the 3mm Allen Wrench (H7).
Note: When tightened, the tops of the screw heads
should be ush with the top of the Cross Brace. If
they are not, try ipping the Cross Brace over so the
larger side of the holes is facing up.
Step 7 - Cross Brace Attachment
A. Orient the Cross Braces (C7) with the counter-sink
(larger) side of the holes facing up as shown.

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Step 9 - Frame and Control Paddle Attachment
A. With two people positioned on opposite ends of the frame assembly holding the Side Bracket with one hand and the
Leg with the other, gently begin to rotate the frame toward the back so the Control Paddle and cable are facing up and
the back ends of the Feet and Side Brackets are resting on the ground.
Note: Mind the Control Paddle cable as you ip the frame.
B. Readjust your grip on the Side Bracket and Leg and
gently rotate the frame again until it is upside down
with the Side Brackets resting on the ground and
the Feet facing up as shown.
C. Carefully lift the frame and position it onto the bottom
surface of the desktop so the long ends of the Side
Brackets are facing the edge of the desktop with the
Control Paddle Adapter (C8) attached. When positioning
your frame on the desktop, lift it up. DO NOT SLIDE THE
FRAME. This will help protect the underside of your
desktop from scratches.

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Step 10 - Cover Attachment
A. Place the Cover (C9) on the frame as shown.
B. Loosely attach the Cover with six M6 x 10
Machine Screws (H1).
C. When all the screws are started, tighten them
using the 4mm Allen Wrench (H8).
H. Line up the Control Paddle with the threaded holes
in the Control Paddle Adapter (C8) and attach it
with two M6 x 6 Machine Screws (H2) using the
4mm Allen Wrench (H8).
I. Feed any excess cable back into the cutout in the
Crossbar Rail. Be careful not to let the cable bind or
kink.
F. Loosely insert two more #10-24 x 3/4” Machine
Screws with #10 Flat Washers through each Cross
Brace near the center of the frame between the
Crossbar Rails and into the metal threaded inserts.
Do not tighten them yet.
G. Once all eight screws have been started, tighten
them the rest of the way. Be careful not to
overtighten the screws to prevent stripping.
D. Carefully position the frame so that the three holes
in each Side Bracket align with the metal threaded
inserts along the sides of the desktop.
E. Loosely insert three of the #10-24 x 3/4” Machine
Screws (H5) with #10 Flat Washers (H6) through the
holes in the Side Brackets and into the threaded
metal inserts at the sides of the desktop using a
Phillips head screwdriver. Do not tighten them yet.