AmFab EZ Table 501 Assembly Instructions

501 (LH) 502 (RH) EZ Table Assembly
This Table is to be used with heavier chairs and couches.
Incorrect positioning of table base (#7) under the chair or couch may result in
the table tipping over. (Ref. Assembly step 1)
►CAUTION--SPRING LOADED ASSEMBLY◄
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Do not remove the black shipping screw before completing Assembly steps
1- 5. Removing the shipping screw before this can result in spring damage.
Product is NOT! to be used as a lift assist or to hold more than 25 lbs.
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►► WARNINGS ◄◄
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PARTS LIST

1: Top 15" x 30"
2: 1/4 - 20 x 20" Bolt (BT10)
3 1/4 x 3/8 Zinc SMS Screw (SC12)
4: Trip Handle (101044)
Tools
Phillips screwdriver Warning: The items and packaging in this shipment contains
chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth
(2) 7/16" wrenches
*This product meets or exceeds all federal safetyand environmental
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Place the base (#7) under the left side of chair with the magazine
1
rack opening facing the rear of chair. Place the front left leg of the
chair on the positioning pad (#8) located near the magazine rack.
Stand the Column (#6) on end, making sure the Trip Rod is visible
2b
in the rectangular tube but not protruding out of the top, as shown
in Fig. 1. If necessary, shake the Column (#6) until the rod drops.
Insert Trip Handle (#4) into the Column (#6) with the rounded side
3
up. Be sure that the Trip Handle (#4) rests on top of the rod inside
the Column foot (#6). Fig. 1
Place the Top (#1) on a flat surface, with the Top Bracket (#8)
4
facing upward. Then, while holding the Trip Handle (#4) in place
so it doesn't fall out, insert the Column (#6) into the Top Bracket
(#8). Align the holes in the Column foot (#6), the Trip Handle (#4)
and the Top Bracket (#8). Install both bolts (#2) and both nuts (#5)
thru these aligned holes with the two (2) 7/16" wrenches. Fig. 2
5: 1/4-20 Nut (N01)
6: Column (050007)
Base (Left 050037)
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Base (Right 050036)
8: Top Bracket (101019)
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