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INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL
LEVERLIFT
READ BEFORE INSTALLATION - SAFETY INFORMATION
©2016 All rights reserved.

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  • Page 1 INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT READ BEFORE INSTALLATION - SAFETY INFORMATION ©2016 All rights reserved.
  • Page 2 • Never exceed the Maximum Load for any device or component. If you are unsure about any weight rating on any given component within a modular system provided by Ergomart, contact Ergomart service at 888 420 3200. • Never introduce or add additional components into an existing modular system without consulting Ergomart technical support at 888 420 3200.
  • Page 3 INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT DISCLAIMER Ergotect Corporation and its subsidiaries and brands, hereafter referred to as (EC), strive to create broadly comprehensible, complete and accurate information regarding our prod- uct installation documentation. Ongoing changes in suppliers, materials, designs, compo- nents, product upgrades, and other variables inhibit our ability to guarantee document accuracy.
  • Page 4 LEVERLIFT USER SAFETY PRECAUTIONS OPERATE LEVER WITH BOTH HANDS To raise or lower a LeverLift, grasp with both hands as illustrated and pull up slightly to release the brake. Once disengaged, the device may be lifted up to raise the height or allowed to slide down to a lower position.
  • Page 5 • The LeverLift is suitable for use by individuals who have a full range of motion and use of both hands and both arms and are able to lift 20 lb above the head using both hands simultaneously. Not all individuals will be able to move components vertically and may require assistance.
  • Page 6 Appendix A. Select the appropriate table for your application. o It is critical that the dimensions of all LeverLift components and devices be known and taken into consideration before installation to eliminate interference.
  • Page 7 Wall materials or surfaces that are not rigid • The Leverlift is designed for use with surfaces that are flat over the length of the mounting area beneath the track. Before purchasing the Leverlift system utilize a straight edge that spans the intended mounting location. Surfaces with minor depressions or bumps will require shims.

  • Page 8: Sample Configurations

    INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT SAMPLE CONFIGURATIONS 75/100mm VESA with Articulating Mount on 14” low profile LeverLift and 26” Folding Keyboard LeverLift with a Thin Client Bracket 26” Fixed Tray LeverLift and 14” Low Profile on 77” M-Track. VESA 100 LeverLift on 51” M-Track.
  • Page 9 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS: SECTION 1 | TRACK INSTALLATION: RIGIDLY BACKED/HOMOGENEOUS SURFACES SECTION 2 | TRACK INSTALLATION: SHEETROCK AND/OR METAL STUD SECTION 3 | LEVERLIFT COMPONENT INSTALLATION SECTION 4 | LOW PROFILE QUICK RELEASE INSTALLATION SECTION 5 | ARTICULATING MOUNT INSTALLATION SECTION 6 | PLAIN THIN CLIENT HOLDER INSTALLATION...

  • Page 10: Section 1 | M-Track Installation: Rigidly Backed/Homogeneous Surfaces

    INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT SECTION 1 | M-TRACK INSTALLATION: RIGIDLY BACKED/HOMOGENEOUS SURFACES Determine location and height of track in front of stud. Consult tables on page 28 for Remove end stops by loosening set screws vertical placement and mark the location of and sliding them off the track.
  • Page 11 INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT Mark the center of each screw hole on the Use a level to ensure that the track is per- M-Track. fectly vertical. Adjust as needed. 1.8A Insert wood screws at top and bottom only and screw in four or five turns. Double check that the track is vertical.
  • Page 12 LEVERLIFT 1.8B Continue to Section 3: LeverLift Installation for instructions on mounting the LeverLift Slider to the track. Insert shims or stacks of shims to insure rail flatness. Run screw heads to rail being careful not to overtighten. ©2016 All rights reserved.

  • Page 13: Section 2 | M-Track Installation: Sheetrock And/Or Metal Stud

    INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT SECTION 2 | M-TRACK INSTALLATION: SHEETROCK AND/OR METAL STUD After finding a suitable mounting location, use a measuring tape and a pencil to mark Remove end stops by loosening set screws the desired top of the track (see tables on and sliding them off the track.
  • Page 14 INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT Mark the center of each screw hole on the Use a level to ensure that the track is per- M-Track. fectly vertical. Adjust as needed. Insert the toggles into the predrilled holes. Use a 1/2” bit to drill a pilot hole for the (Visit www.toggler.com for Snaptoggle®...
  • Page 15 Do not overtighten. 2.10 Continue to Section 3: LeverLift Installation for instructions on mounting the LeverLift Slider to the track. ©2016 All rights reserved. ©2016 All rights reserved. ©2016 All rights reserved. ©2016 All rights reserved.

  • Page 16: Section 3 | Leverlift Component Installation

    LEVERLIFT SECTION 3 | LEVERLIFT COMPONENT INSTALLATION To properly install the Leverlift Slider, the Inspect the back of the Leverlift Slider to brake must be completely disengaged using ensure all four slider bearings are in place the T-wedge. Place the slider on a flat sur- and have not become dislodged during ship- face and pull the spring loaded handle open.

  • Page 17: Section 4 | Low Profile Quick Release Installation

    INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT SECTION 4 | LOW PROFILE QUICK RELEASE INSTALLATION Pull the attached lanyard or depress tab Remove standard locking screw with Phillips fully and keep it at full extension through screwdriver. step 4.4. Then pull outward, completely separating the Lift up on the Front Bracket with VESA Plate.
  • Page 18 INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT Review Section 3: LeverLift Installation for instructions on mounting the LeverLift Slider to the track. Attach the VESA Plate to the desired monitor /device using the included VESA screws. Push downward gently until the Quick Release securely locks into place and an audible click is heard.

  • Page 19: Section 5 | Articulating Mount Installation

    Fasten included socket head screw using included Insert tilter assembly into LeverLift mount. hex wrench. Review Section 3: LeverLift Installation for instructions on mounting the LeverLift Slider to the track.

  • Page 20: Section 6 | Plain Thin Client Holder Installation

    INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT SECTION 6 | PLAIN THIN CLIENT HOLDER INSTALLATION Install the slider onto the M-Track by sup- porting the bottom of the Thin Client Brack- Raise slider to the desired height, then firmly et andmoving the slider up onto track.

  • Page 21: Section 7 | Thin Client Holder With Vesa Plate Installation

    INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT SECTION 7 | THIN CLIENT HOLDER WITH VESA PLATE INSTALLATION To install device onto VESA Plate, raise VESA Plate to its max height & insert top screws (if your thin client holder does not come with Slide the VESA Plate to its minimum height a VESA Plate, skip to step 6.4).
  • Page 22 INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT Loosen x 2 Loosen rossette knobs and open Thin Client Raise slider to the desired height, then firmly tighten set screw using included hex wrench. device. Tighten x 2 Press the Bracket closed so that the rubber feet press against CPU/Thin Client and tight- Place CPU/Thin Client in Bracket.

  • Page 23: Section 8 | Fixed Shelf/Keyboard Tray Installation

    SECTION 8 | FIXED SHELF/KEYBOARD TRAY INSTALLATION Align screw holes in tray with holes in mounting Using your thumb and fingers, hold the bracket on LeverLift Slider. Insert included spring loaded brake as illustrated so that it is #10-7/16” screws into tray; fasten securely.

  • Page 24: Section 9 | Fixed Shelf Installation

    INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT SECTION 9 | FIXED SHELF INSTALLATION Align screw holes in tray with holes in mounting bracket on LeverLift Slider. Insert included #10-7/16” screws into tray; fasten securely. Install Slider onto track. For further instructions on mounting Slider to track, review Section 3: LeverLift Installation.

  • Page 25: Section 10 | Folding Keyboard Tray Installation

    Align screw holes in tray with holes in hinges. Insert included #10 x 1/2” screws through hinge and tray, then into mounting bar; fasten securely. Install Slider onto track. For further instructions on mounting Slider to track, review Section 3: LeverLift Installation. ©2016 All rights reserved.

  • Page 26: Section 11 | Wire Manager Installation

    INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT SECTION 11 | WIRE MANAGER INSTALLATION 11.1 11.2 Measure and mark two locations 10.5” from edge of the track. Marks should be 12” apart Ensure Wire Manager will be mounted imm- for the 24” Wire Manager, or 24” apart for the ediately below topmost device.
  • Page 27 INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT 11.5 11.6 Hang Wire Manager on wall then remove as Insert drywall screw into the bottom and top needed to further tighten screws. Wire man- of the Wire Manager as illustrated to secure ager is properly installed when it rests flat and snug on the wall.
  • Page 28 INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT 11.9 Once installation is completed, the final product should look similar to the above illustration. ©2016 All rights reserved.
  • Page 29 WARNING The standard low profile LeverLift keyboard system reaches 12.5” from the wall and may not provide adequate knee and foot clearance for taller users during extended sessions.
  • Page 30 WARNING The standard low profile LeverLift keyboard system reaches 12.5” from the wall and may not provide adequate knee and foot clearance for taller users during extended sessions.
  • Page 31 INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL LEVERLIFT Appendix B ADDRESSING MINOR WALL WARPING USING ERGOMART 0.030” SHIMS If using Ergomart .03” shims, notate number of shims hole location. Depressions or Hold the M track along its edge of the elevated areas that require more than .25”...

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