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WARNING!
Keep Brake Cables Away from Sync Rod and Crossbars During Installation!
Failure to keep the brake cables away from sync rod and crossbars may restrict 
li  motion and may cause equipment damage or personal injury!  Refer to 
instruction manual for more information.

Summary of Contents for WORKFIT-DL

Page 1: ...k svenska ユーザーガイド 日本語 用户指南 汉语 WORKFIT DL Includes Constant Force Technology mm ENGLISH For the latest User Installation Guide please visit www ergotron com User s Guide CAUTION DO NOT EXCEED MAXIMUM LISTED WEIGHT CAPACITY SERIOUS INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE MAY OCCUR Total Weight Capacity includes Cable Tray Worksurface size x x cm lbs kg x x cm lbs kg Cable Tray Weight Capacity lbs kg ...

Page 2: ...ols Review Safety Important You will need to adjust this product a er installation is complete Make sure all your equipment is properly installed on the product before a empting adjustments This product should move smoothly and easily through the full range of motion and stay where you set it If movements are too easy or difficult or if product does not stay in desired positions follow the adjustmen...

Page 3: ...ow these instructions may cause li engine to expand rapidly and may result in equipment damage and or personal injury If any of the stop screws are not installed in these locations contact customer care before continuing with installation DO NOT REMOVE SCREWS IMPORTANT Save these stop screws and instructions Install stop screws when shipping or storing this product Failure to follow these instruct...

Page 4: ... of G rev C A B C D 1 2 3 4 5 6 M x mm M x mm mm x x x x x x 14mm 14mm x x x x x x x x x x x ENGLISH Components Tools Needed Wood Screw ...

Page 5: ...the side of the worksurface with the brake mounting holes and the other leg on the other side of the worksurface NOTE The brake cable is a ached to both legs Take care when removing the legs from the packaging to avoid damaging or pulling the brake cable from the legs Brake mounting holes Rear Edge of Worksurface Front Edge of Worksurface ...

Page 6: ... of G rev C x x A ach cable channel ENGLISH Wood Screw ...

Page 7: ... of G rev C x x ENGLISH NOTE Do not fully insert the screws into the worksurface at this time Leave approximately 1 8 space Loosely a ach the leg with the brake handle to the worksurface Wood Screw ...

Page 8: ...rksurface WARNING Keep Brake Cables Away from Sync Rod and Crossbars During Installation Failure to keep the brake cables away from sync rod and crossbars may restrict li motion and may cause equipment damage or personal injury Refer to instruction manual for more information ...

Page 9: ... sync rod to it WARNING Keep Brake Cables Away from Sync Rod and Crossbars During Installation Failure to keep the brake cables away from sync rod and crossbars may restrict li motion and may cause equipment damage or personal injury Refer to instruction manual for more information ...

Page 10: ... of G rev C x x ENGLISH Loosely a ach the other leg to the worksurface NOTE Do not fully insert the screws into the worksurface at this time Leave approximately 1 8 space Wood Screw ...

Page 11: ...tening screws may result in stripping the holes and may cause the installation to be unsafe A ach crossbar Make sure the brake cables don t loop around the crossbars Tighten the screws slightly one at a time and repeat to ensure that the tension on every screw is equal ...

Page 12: ... of G rev C ENGLISH Tighten all the screws a aching legs to worksurface ...

Page 13: ... of G rev C x x ENGLISH A ach li brake to worksurface Wood Screw ...

Page 14: ... of G rev C x x x ENGLISH Insert brake cable into cable clips and a ach to worksurface Wood Screw ...

Page 15: ... Leave as much slack in cable as possible between the cable tie and the leg to allow desk top to raise up unrestricted Failure to follow this may result in equipment damage NOTE Leave as li le slack in cable as possible between this cable tie and the brake release lever ...

Page 16: ... of G rev C a b c M x mm x mm ENGLISH A ach the feet to the legs Rear Edge of Worksurface Front Edge of Worksurface ...

Page 17: ... of G rev C a b ENGLISH Set the desk upright onto its legs CAUTION LIFT HAZARD Two persons are required for this step Failure to follow this warning may result in equipment damage and or personal injury ...

Page 18: ...en the stop screws from the brake to allow the worksurface to raise and lower IMPORTANT Save these stop screws and instructions Install stop screws when shipping or storing this product Failure to follow these instructions may cause li engine to expand rapidly and may result in equipment damage and or personal injury ...

Page 19: ...ce up to highest level Install all equipment CAUTION Make sure you leave mm of slack in all equipment cables to allow the worksurface to raise up it s full mm Failure to allow enough slack in equipment cables may cause cables to get pulled equipment to fall off desk and may result in product damage and or personal injury ...

Page 20: ... and easily through the full range of motion and stay where you set it If movements are too easy or difficult or if product does not stay in desired positions follow the adjustment instructions to create smooth and easy movements Depending on your product and the adjustment it may take many turns to notice a difference Any time equipment is added or removed from this product resulting in a change in ...

Page 21: ... adjustment doors to access the adjustment bolts Use either a socket drill or a socket wrench to adjust the bolts A socket drill is recommended due to the adjustment bolts needing many turns before noticing a difference in li strength Make sure you are adjusting the li strength for both legs equally NOTE The covers on the legs will not open unless the worksurface has been li ed to it s full height ...

Page 22: ...LISH Your Installation is Complete The following steps are for shipping or storing your cart Adjust the riser on each leg and check with a level to make sure the work surface is even Spin Right to Lower Spin Le to Raise ...

Page 23: ...nd rapidly and may result in equipment damage and or personal injury Release the hand brake on the right leg and move the worksurface up to highest level Push in the cover located behind each leg to access the adjustment point To minimize tension turn adjustment bolts le using a mm socket drill Maintain equal tension on both legs by alternating adjustment from one leg to the other Keep adjusting u...

Page 24: ...e li engine to expand rapidly and may result in equipment damage and or personal injury Follow instructions in Appendix A to minimize li tension Push the desk down to its lowest position Insert stop screws at the bo om of each leg Insert the other stop screws on each side of the hand brake located on the right side of the worksurface Once the stop screws have been installed the desk can be shipped...

Page 25: ...ion top of screen slightly below eye level Position keyboard at about elbow height with wrists flat Distance Position screen an arm s length from face at least mm Position keyboard close enough to create a angle in elbow Angle Tilt screen to eliminate glare Tilt the keyboard back 9 so that your wrists remain flat To Reduce Fatigue Breathe Breathe deeply through your nose Blink Blink o en to avoid dr...

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