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Step 4. Insert a Phillips-head bolt through the top
bolt hole of the A1 Side Frame into the Pulley Bar
(Fig. 3). Do this on both ends of the A3 Pulley Bar.
Now fully tighten all the bolts on the frame.
Step 5. Insert the six End Plugs into the square
ends of the Frames and use a hammer to tap them
into place. Place the Poly Tray on the table between
the A2 Bars. You are now finished assembling the
frame.
Ball Chain Assembly
Step 6. Attach a Chain Connector to all the Split
Rings (Fig. 4). If necessary, use pliers to pry open the
Split Rings. (Needlenose pliers work best.)
Step 7. Connect a Ball Chain to each Chain
Connector on the Large Split Rings only. The last ball
of each chain will "snap" onto the connector (Fig. 4).
Step 8. Take the loose end of one Ball Chain and
thread it through the top Guide Hole on the A1
Frame (Fig. 5). Direct the loose end of the chain over
the lip of the pulley inside the A3 Pulley Bar. If this
proves difficult, attach a twist-tie or wire to the end
of the chain to help lead the chain over the pulley.
Repeat this step to attach a Ball Chain to the other
end of the A3 Pulley Bar.
Step 9. Attach a Chain Connector and Small Split
Ring to the end of each hanging Ball Chain (Fig. 5).
Step 10. Place the Light Fixture, right side up, on
the Poly Tray. Orient the power cord to one side of
the frame.
Step 11. Find the two slots with the "T"-shaped
tabs in the top of the Light Fixture. Hook the Small
Split Rings around the "T"-shaped tabs (Fig. 6).
Adjusting the Fixtures
Step 12. Check the Ball Chains to make sure
they are correctly positioned and move freely over
the pulleys.
Step 13. Carefully adjust the height of the Light
Fixture one side at a time. To do this, pull the chain
out of the Guide Hole horizontally. This will allow
you to adjust the height with the least amount
of resistance and protect the Guide Holes from
abrasion (Fig. 7).
Step 14. After you've raised the Light Fixture to
the desired height, bring the chain down to meet the
Cleat. "Lock" the chain into place by allowing it to
wedge up into the grooves of the Cleat, then release
the chain (Fig. 7).
To remove the chain from the Cleat, pull it
down and out, then adjust the height of the
Fixture by pulling the chain in or out of the Guide
Hole in a horizontal direction. For greater stability,
you may support the fixture or hold onto the
frame with your other hand hand as you work the
Ball Chain.
Fig. 3
A3 Pulley Crossbar
with pulley
Pulley
Thread Ball Chain through guide
hole and over pulley.
Fig. 4
Large
Split
Ring
Ball Chain
Fig. 5
Ball
Chain
-2-
Ball
Bolt
Chain
Guide
Hole
A1 Side
Frame
Chain
Connector
Pulley
Guide Hole
A3
A1 Side
Frame
Chain
Connector
Small Split
Ring
Cleat
Large
Split
Ring
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