Mayline Talon Tilt-Top Tables User Manual

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

TALON TILT-TOP TABLES

NOTE: Please count and inspect all pieces before disposing of any carton or packing materials.
All units consist of 2 cartons consisting of the following.

TOP CARTON

REF# QTY. DESCRIPTION PART NO.
1 1 Top CALL ~~**

When ordering components, specific color and/or size information may be required.
Contact a Mayline Customer Service Representative. 1-800-822-8037

BASE CARTON

REF# QTY. DESCRIPTION PART NO.
2 1 Base Assembly CALL ~~**
3 2 Caster, Locking 8200961 *
4 2 Caster, Non-Locking 8200964 *
5 1 Caster Wrench

HARDWARE BAG (Part No. A7616 *)

REF# QTY. DESCRIPTION PART NO.
E1 2 Ganging Bracket B7523
E2 4 Knob, 1/4-20 K37
E3 2 Bumper D10 *
E4 2 Screw, #10 x 5/8 5018217 *
E5 1 Allen Wrench

HARDWARE BAG (Part No. 8200355 *)

REF# QTY. DESCRIPTION PART NO.
E6 2 Top Mounting Brackets 8200515 *
E7 8 Screw, 1/4-20 x 3/4 700124 *
E8 2 Plastic Inserts 8200157 *

** Denotes Color Code
~~Denotes Size

* Individual Items, Order by part number.

Tools Required for Assembly

Allen Wrench 5mm or 3/16",
Allen Wrench 4mm or 5/32",

Allen Wrench 8mm or 5/16" (supplied),

Caster Wrench (supplied),

Hammer,

Phillips Screwdriver.

Note: A Magnetic or Power Driver may

be used to assist in assembly.

1. Begin assembly by placing the Base (2) as shown in Fig. #1. Rotate legs into place until notch aligns. See
detail in Fig. #1

2. With the supplied 8mm or 5/16" Allen Wrench tighten the screw in the bottom of the Leg. See Fig #1.

3. Attach Casters, Locking (3) & Casters, Non-Locking (4) to Base (2) as shown with supplied wrench (E5).

4. Flip Base onto casters. Rotate top tube at approximately 90° from the modesty panel as shown in Fig.
#2. Begin assembly by locating the Top Mounting Brackets (E6) and inserting them into the round leg tube
as shown in Fig. #3. Caution: Correct rotation and insertion is critical to proper operation of the unit.

5. With a 5mm or 3/16" Allen Wrench firmly tighten the screw in the top of the Top Mounting Bracket. The
compression fitting can not be over tightened by hand, however caution must be used when using a power
driver.

INCORRECT INSERTION

CORRECT INSERTION

FIG. #3