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Detail A
Worksurface
Support
1
2
Steps 3 & 4
5
1
6
3
7
2
Instruction # 52819
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Steps 1 & 2
Step 3:
Lay the worksurface
5
on a
protected surface with the pilot holes facing
up. Place the left leg and hex rod assembly
on the worksurface. Align the holes in the
worksurface support with the pilot holes in
the worksurface. Attach the left leg and hex
rod assembly to the worksurface with (2)
wood screws
6
. Leave the screws loose
by about 1/8" until the cross support
16
is
installed.
Step 4:
Place the right leg assembly
7
on
the worksurface
5
. Insert the end of the hex
rod
1
into the hex drive on the right leg
assembly
7
. If it won't slide in, have an
assistant lift up slightly on the right leg
assembly. This will turn the hex drive so it
aligns with the hex rod. It should take less
than 1/6th of a turn to accomplish this. If you
turn it more than 1/6th of a turn, the legs will
be at different heights and the worksurface
won't be level. Attach the leg assembly with
(2) wood screws
6
. Do not fully tighten.
2
Back
Motor Body Must
Face the Back of
the Leg Assembly
A
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Step 1:
Lay the left leg assembly
3
on a
protected surface with the threaded holes on
the inside of the worksurface support facing
up. Slide the hex rod
1
through the hex drive
in the motor assembly
2
and into the hex drive
inside of the left leg assembly.
Step 2:
Attach the motor
2
to the left leg
assembly
3
. Use (2) machine screws
4
through the motor bracket and into the
threaded holes on the inside of the work-
surface support. The motor body must face
the back (shorter leg). Fully tighten the
screws.
If your worksurface does not have pilot holes,
skip Steps 3 and 4. Go to Steps 5-7.
