Step 6
Put the enclosure alignment panel across the
ends of the two tower legs. The panel is to
assure that you get the correct spacing of the
vertical panels to the lift.
Step 7
Next you’ll need to bolt together some of the
panels on the wall-side first because you won’t
have access to these bolts and holes when it’s
together. If you have a really tall tower, you’ll be
able to bend it out to put in the higher bolts, but
go ahead and build most of this. Use the 3/8” x
1.0 washer-face SS bolts that you use for most
of this assembly. Also, ‘pop’ a hole plug into the
outside hole of these after you’ve installed the
bolt. Next you’ll need to bolt together some of
the panels on the wall-side first because you
won’t have access to these bolts and holes
when it’s together. If you have a really tall
tower, you’ll be able to bend it out to put in the
higher bolts, but go ahead and build most of this.
Use the 3/8” x 1.0 washer-face SS bolts that you
use for most of this assembly. Also, ‘pop’ a hole
plug into the
Step 8
Put bolts through the tower side panels (step 5)
into the wall panels that you just installed (step
7). Same bolts as before.
Step 9
At this time, look at the spacing for the tower-
side panels and decide if you’re going to need to
shim the VPL unit to make it fit the wall. The
tower side panels’ edge needs to be parallel with
the wall. Depending on the angle, if it’s open at
the bottom, shim the wall, if open at the top, shim
the tower. The shims will have to go under the
enclosure walls that you haven’t put up yet also.
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