coronaDesking GO2 Corner WorkCenter Assembly Manual

GO2 Corner WorkCenter
Assembly Manual
1. COMPONENTS
Box (B) Table top, Support Structure, Cable Outlets (3)
Unpack and layout all components from box (A). All the fasteners are in
individual bags taped to the relative component.
Frame 1 & 2
(4) short feet, (2) long feet
Options:
Monitor rail
(3) monitor rail posts
Cable Tray with or without MBMOU and power strip
Accessory Boxes
2. FRAME LAYOUT
Position the two frames next to
each other. The control panel cable always exits the cross rail at the back of the frame.
The short feet always attach at the back of the frame. The long feet always attach at front of frame. The center leg always has 2 short feet.
Raise legs to the highest posi­tion. Remove frame covers from both cross rails.
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3. ATTACHING THE TWO FRAMES
Remove the 6 T25 screws that secure the top of the frame cover Remove the four screws and nuts indicated from Frame 2.
Remove the threaded pin as indicated from Frame 2.
Make sure all three (3) legs are at the exact same height before connecting the drive shafts together.
Now connect the two drive shafts.
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3. ATTACHING THE TWO FRAMES
Tighten the four screws and nuts to both frames.
Line up the hole in the drive shaft on frame 1 with the hole in the drive shaft of frame 2. (do this by manually raising and lowering the leg on frame 1; it will move freely because it is not attached to the motor)
Insert threaded pin and tighten.
Now raise all three (3) legs to the highest position.
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4. INSERTING GAS CYLINDERS
Remove top plates on all three legs and insert cylinders (align the bottom of the cylinder by hand-screwing it into the bottom plate until you cannot turn it anymore)
1. Remove 8mm hex nuts (2)
Re-attach top leg plates (The two hex nuts should only be snug. Securely tighten the
2. Remove T25 screws (4) 3. Insert cylinder
4 screws)
1. Replace screws
Re-attach cable duct covers and 6 securing screws.
2. Hex nuts should only be snug
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