Uplift Desk UDA100-riser User manual

Part E
M6x10 bolts Qty. 2
Part F
Bolt covers Qty. 6
Part D
Allen wrench (small)
Part C
Allen wrench (large)
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Riser Standing Converter Instructions
UDA100~riser
Step 1
Compare the parts you have with the list above. Place the Main
assembly (Part A) upside down on a table.
Attach the Keyboard tray (Part B) using two M6x10 bolts (Part E),
and tighten using the smaller Allen wrench (Part D), as shown
to the left.
Use the self-adhesive Bolt covers (Part F) to cover the bolts,
as shown below.
Part B
Keyboard tray
Part A
Main assembly
Step 2
With two people, lift and ip the Main assembly and place it on the table.
Adjust the height of the unit by squeezing the release paddle
and moving to the desired position. Release the paddle to lock in place.
UDA100~riser/R02

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Step 4 (Optional)
If you prefer to use your UPLIFT Desk Riser Standing Converter with-
out a wrist rest, remove the bolts beneath it using the smaller Allen
wrench (Part D).
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The maximum load capacity of the UPLIFT Desk Riser Stand-
ing Converter is 28.6 lbs. Do not overload.
Do not position the keyboard tray to hang over the edge
of your desktop when in the lowest position. The keyboard
tray is designed to rest ON the desktop to prevent tipping.
Failing to follow these assembly instructions and safety
precautions may result in personal injury.
Failing to follow these assembly instructions and safety
precautions voids your warranty and may result in property
damage.
45°
CAUTION
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Step 3 (Optional)
This step is optional. We have pre-adjusted the tension for you. How-
ever, you may need to make adjustments once equipment, such as
monitors and keyboards, are placed on the unit.
To adjust the lift to the exact amount of weight you place on it;
squeeze the paddle then lower the unit until the main support col-
umn is at a 45° angle. Using the larger Allen wrench (Part C) and the
tension adjustment bolt on the rear of the unit, adjust the tension for
smooth operation. Turn clockwise to lessen the tension or counter-
clockwise to increase it.