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Laptop Garage
®
Installation & Operating Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
3. After programming is complete,
press the “unlock” button found
on the key FOB. Within two
minutes, push down lightly
on the front center of the door,
allowing the lock pin to retract
and the door front to open
approximately 2". Then grasp
the open edge of the door and
rotate to the full open position.
Note:
The lock must be
pressed on the key FOB to
re-lock the closed Laptop
Garage.
4. To close the unit, grasp the
top or sides of the door and
rotate closed until the door is
still open approximately 2".
Firmly push down on the front
center of the door until the latch
engages the lock. The “lock”
button on the key FOB may
need to be pressed in order for
the door to remain locked.
Adjustment of Components
5. The solenoid latch on the door,
or the lock solenoid in the
front panel can be adjusted if
necessary to ensure the top
of the door is flush with the
top of the worksurface when
closed and that the lock pin
engages the latch properly.
To adjust the latch, loosen the
two wood screws that attach
it to the door (Figure 2), and
slide toward front or back of
door, then re-tighten screws. To
adjust the height of the solenoid
lock, remove the two screws
attaching the solenoid cover to
the front cover and worksurface.
Use the solenoid wrench and
an adjustable wrench, loosen
the lock solenoid nut and adjust
the lock up or down. Retighten
the nut and replace the solenoid
cover (Figure 2).
Note:
It may be necessary to
open and close the unit multiple
times to ensure proper lock
operation. The front panel can
also be removed to access the
solenoid lock by removing the
two outer screws attaching the
front panel to the worksurface.
