Before attaching tabletop to base, use brake lever to lock
the upper structure in a position similar to
Figure 5
.
Lift tabletop and place on supports with front edge resting
on the tabletop lips as shown in
Figure 5
. This step requires
2 people to ensure tabletop does not fall to the floor.
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7
8
9
Attach Tabletop
Center tabletop from left to right, as shown in
Figure 6
.
Using tabletop screws (
E
), attach tabletop to supports as
shown in
Figure 7
. For best results it is recommended that
holes be started with an awl or drill. Use great care not to
drill all the way through board.
Figure 5
Figure 6
Figure 7
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Table base is spring-loaded and great care must be taken in
the following steps to avoid injury. Read instructions all the
way through before proceeding.
Be sure you are standing behind the table, as shown in
Figure 3
, and all other persons are standing clear.
Be sure brake lever is in the locked position, as shown in
Figure 3
.
Figure 3
Figure 4
While standing behind the table, cut the restraining cord.
The frame should not spring up when doing this because
it is being held in place by the brake lever.
While still standing behind the table, place right hand
on the crossbar as shown in
Figure 3
. Grasp firmly and
prepare for the bar to spring upward. Keep your head and
upper body back. Do not lean over table.
With left hand, slowly release the brake lever as shown in
Figure 4
. Use your right hand to guide and control the
upward movement of the crossbar. Once brake lever
is fully released, the upper structure of the table frame
should come to rest.
3
4
5
Table Assembly (Continued)
Warning
Grasp crossbar
with right hand
Keep
head
back
Keep
head
back
Slowly
release
brake
lever
Control upward
movement with
right hand
Brake lever
must be in this
locked position
before cutting
restraining cord
Tabletop
supports
Rest
tabletop
on lips
Tabletop
lip
Center base until A
dimensions are equal
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