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Ergotron WorkFit-D, Sit-Stand Desk manual

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  • Page 1

    1 of 12 < 65 lbs. (29.5 k g) 888-24-205-G-01 rev . C • 09/12 WorkFit-D[...]

  • Page 2

    2 of 12 888-24-205-G-01 rev . C • 09/12 These symbols alert users of a safet y condition that demands atten tion. All users should be able to recogniz e and understand the signi cance of the fol- lowing Safety Hazards if encount ered on the pr oduct or within the documentation. Childr en who are not able to r ecognize and r espond appropria te[...]

  • Page 3

    3 of 12 888-24-205-G-01 rev . C • 09/12 W ARNING! Stop screw s are pre-installed in this produc t to secure it in the compressed position during shipping and installation. DO N OT REMOVE THESE SCREWS UNTIL INSTRUCTED TO DO SO IN THESE INSTRUCTIONS. Ma ke s ur e these scr ews ar e in place before starting installation. F ailure to follow these ins[...]

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    4 of 12 1x 1x # 12-14 W ood Screw M5 x 6 mm M2.9 x 8 mm 17x 2x 3x 3x 16x 2x 1x 1/4” 14mm 1x 888-24-205-G-01 rev . C • 09/12 Components T ools Needed[...]

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    5 of 12 F ront =2 screws Middle = 3 screws Rear = 3 screws 8x Fron t Edge of W orksurface Rear Edge of W orksurface # 12-14 W ood Screw Set the right leg (with hand brak e) upright on the worksurface. Partially inser t 3 of the provided #12-14 w ood screw s at the rear of the leg, 3 near the middle of the leg and 2 at the fron t of the leg. 888-24-[...]

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    6 of 12 9x NO TE: Do not fully insert the screw s into the work- sur face at this time. L eave appro ximate - ly 1/8” space. # 12-14 W ood Screw 16x M5 x 6 mm 888-24-205-G-01 rev . C • 09/12 6 5 4 Use a Phillips scre wdriv er to inser t the provided M5x6 mm scr ew s into the two crossbars connecting the left and right legs. T ighten the screw s[...]

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    7 of 12 3x 3x M2.9 x 8 mm 2x 888-24-205-G-01 rev . C • 09/12 Capture the br ake cable in the cable clip as illustrat ed, then use a Phillips screw driver to attach the cable clips to bottom of work surface with the provided M2.9 x 8 mm scr ew s. Using the 2 pr ovided cable ties, a ttach brak e cable to the legs leaving as much slack in cable as p[...]

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    8 of 12 888-24-205-G-01 rev . C • 09/12 10 Set the desk upright onto its legs. CA UTION! LIFT HAZARD! T wo persons are requir ed for this step . F ailure to follow this warning may r esult in equipment damage and or personal injury . Set-up S teps 11 Adjust the riser on each leg and check with a lev el to make sur e the work surface is even. Spin[...]

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    9 of 12 12 1 2 888-24-205-G-01 rev . C • 09/12 Set-up S teps Install all equipment befor e removing the 4 brak e stop screw s. CA UTION! Make sure y ou leav e 20” (508mm) of slack in all cables to allow the w orksur face to raise up it’ s full 20” (508mm). Failur e to allow enough slack in cables may cause cables to get pulled, equipmen t t[...]

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    10 of 12 888-24-205-G-01 rev . C • 09/12 Adjustment Step 826-463-00 W ARNING Moving P ar ts Can Crush And C ut IMP A C T HAZ ARD 1. Release hand brake and r aise worksurface to highest position. 2. T urn adjustment nuts at back of legs counter clockwise until they stop (May requir e 40-60 rev olutions per leg). T o Minimize Lif t T ension Failure[...]

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    11 of 12 = 14mm 1/4” 888-24-205-G-01 rev . C • 09/12 Release the hand brak e (on the right leg) and mov e the worksurface up to highest level . Push aside the c over loca ted behind each leg to acc ess the adjustment point. Maintain equal amount of tension on both legs b y alternating the tension adjustment fr om one leg to the other using a 14[...]

  • Page 12

    12 of 12 888-24-205-G-01 rev . C • 09/12 Learn more about ergonomic computer use at: Más información sobre el uso ergonómico de ordenadores: Apprenez-en plus sur l’utilisation ergonomique d’un ordinateur sur: Weitere Informationen zur ergonomischen Computernutzung  nden Sie unter: Leer meer over ergonomisch computergebruik op: Per ul[...]