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- Page 1 INDUSTRIES DIMENSION 4 ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT MOTORIZED WORKSTATION (Rev 042318P65) IAC INDUSTRIES 3831 S BULLARD AVE., GOODYEAR, AZ 85338 Phone (714) 990 - 8997 Fax (714) 990 - 0557 www.iacindustries.com ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT Assembly Instructions...
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Page 2: Attention Notes
Workstation. Please read through all the assembly instruction pages before you begin assembling you work station. IAC Industries takes great care in the packing of its products, however damage can occur during shipment. Check all packages and parts for any signs of damage. - Page 3 D4 Adj HGT Outer Cover LT Figure 1 Note: For Basic Assembly Instructions to the D4 Bench please use the D4 Assembly Instructions included with your shipment. Before starting the assembly of the bench you must decide on the desired starting height of the worksurface. The starting height will be used to establish the location of many components of the adjustable height system and other bench options such as electrical channels, shelving, footrests and suspended cabinets.
- Page 4 in the uprights. Some bench uprights have electrical outlets at 42" from the floor and interconnect cables from upright to upright under the worksurface that could be damaged if the adjustable range is not set correctly. If a higher starting height is needed you may need to make modifications to your worksurface to avoid the outlets and power cords that may be plugged in while the bench is in use.
- Page 5 STEP 3: The location of the bottom of the cylinder support brackets for a 30” worksurface starting height is 7.5” from the floor. If your starting height is more or less than 30” add or subtract the difference in starting height to or from 7.5” to locate the cylinder support brackets on the uprights. EXAMPLE: for a worksurface starting height of 28"...
- Page 6 worksurface support assemblies extruded aluminum runners shown in Figure 4 over the guide assembly attached to the uprights. Feed the end of the cylinder shaft into mounting hole in the cylinder support bracket as shown. Attach the cylinder shaft to the cylinder support bracket using10-32 x 1.00 phillips machine screw, #10 flat washers and 10-23 hex keps nuts as shown in Figure 4.
- Page 7 little movement of the worksurface support assemblies. If there is too much movement please see page 12 for instructions on making adjustments to remove the movement. Once any adjustments needed have been made attach the cylinder outer covers items 6 and 7 shown in Figure 5 using #10-32 x .50 phillips screws item D and #10 flat washers item N.
- Page 8 STEP 8: Assemble the worksurface hat sections to the underside of the worksurface as instructed in the D4 Assembly Instructions. Set the worksurface onto the worksurface support assemblies as shown in Figure 7 sliding it back between the bench uprights carefully so that is sits on top of the rear guard panel.
- Page 9 mounting hardware must be tightened, being careful not to over tighten the bolts that go into the worksurface. Using the motor power switch lower the worksurface to it’s lowest point making sure the outer cylinder covers do not interfere with the worksurface hat sections and that all hydraulic lines are not pinched or kinked in any way as this will cause damage to the hydraulic system.
- Page 10 STEP 11: The hydraulic lines must be attached to the underside of the worksurface to prevent them from being damaged. It is best to coil these lines to take up the slack and then position them in places where they will not get pinched or crushed, such as between or behind the worksurface hat sections, drawers or other accessories.
- Page 11 PLEASE NOTE: It is very important that you read through and understand all the instructions below before making any adjustments to the worksurface support assemblies. If you need assistance please contact IAC Industries customer service at 800-989-1422. STEP 1: Lower the motorized system to its lowest point. Remove the inner cylinder cover from the worksurface support assembly that you are adjusting.
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