After the technology has been installed, ensure there is enough slack in the cables from
the monitor, keyboard and mouse along with any other peripherals.
Arm adjustment is to be made after all technology has been installed from 5 lbs. to 20 lbs.
Cable Management Installation
Arm Counterbalance Adjustments
STEP 1
Use a #2 Phillips screwdriver to
remove the four screws securing
the cable management tray.
STEP 2
Remove the steel insert from the
cable management tray. Note
orientation of steel insert in cable
management tray.
STEP 3
STEP 6
STEP 7
STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 5
Re-attach the cable management tray with
the four #2 Phillips screws removed in STEP 1.
STEP 6
Cables can be routed through the desk base
and into the grommet hole if applicable.
STEP 7
Adhesive cable clips are supplied and can be
used to secure loose cables as required.
STEP 5
STEP 4
STEP 3
Lay all cables (e.g. power, VGA
and mouse cables) into the cable
management tray.
STEP 4
Re-assemble steel insert from
STEP 3 with counter sinks to the
bottom of the cable management
tray and notch at the back.
ATTENTION:
Arm must be held down to perform this adjustments.
STEP 1
Remove the trim cap at the back
of the arm.
STEP 2
Use the 1/4” Allen Key to turn
the middle bolt at the back
of the arm. Turning the bolt
clockwise decreases the spring
force reducing the counter
balance load. Turning the bolt
counterclockwise increases
the spring force increasing the
counter
balance load.
STEP 3
Adjust the middle bolt until the
arm counter balance is acceptable.
STEP 4
Replace the trim cap at the back
of the arm.
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COUNTERBALANCE
ADJUST
Do not overtighten
bolt as this may cause
damage to the product.
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1/4”
Allen Key
STEP 2 & 3
STEP 4
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