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Parts Included:
GNSDXT.
A
D
Bayonet
GNSMXT.
F
C
Mounting Clamp (2)
1/4-20 x 5/8 Pan Head
K
Machine Screw (4)
Z
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Part no. 1BG02M rev B.
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Illustrations and specifications are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication.
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Layout Studio
Disassembly for Recycling Instruction
GNSDXS.
Up Screen
M6 x 45 Socket Button
E
Head Machine Screw
GNSMXT., GNSMXS.
GNSMXS.
Modesty Screen
M6 x 45 Socket Button
E
Head Machine Screw (4)
M6 x 12 Socket Button
L
Head Machine Screw (4)
Frameless Screen Installation and
™
GNSDXT., GNSDXS.
B
Mounting Bracket
Flat Edge Screen
G
Screen Bracket (2)
Hole Plug (8)
J
(GNSMXT.4239
GNSMXT.4639
only)
Flat Edge Screen
C
Mounting Clamp
Pari Screen (shown)
P
Alignment Clip
H
Mounting Bracket (2)
Pari Screen (shown)
P
Alignment Clip
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Summary of Contents for HermanMiller Layout Studio GNSDXT Series
- Page 1 Layout Studio Frameless Screen Installation and ™ Disassembly for Recycling Instruction Parts Included: GNSDXT., GNSDXS. Mounting Clamp Mounting Bracket GNSDXT. GNSDXS. Up Screen Flat Edge Screen Pari Screen (shown) M6 x 45 Socket Button Bayonet Alignment Clip Head Machine Screw GNSMXT., GNSMXS.
- Page 2 GNSDRS., GNSDRT. Flat Edge Screen Pari Screen (shown) GNSDRT. GNSDRS. Bayonet Rail Screen Alignment Clip GNSPXP., GNSPXS., GNSPXT. GNSPXP. GNSPXS. GNSPXT. Delineation Screen Wood Screw to Bayonet (2) Machine Screw L Bracket Screen Bracket Stud (2) 1/4-20 x 1 Flat 8-15 x 3/4 Truss 10-24 x 1/4 Pan Anti-skid Pad...
- Page 3 GNSDRG. End Gap Filler M5 x 12 Hex Socket Clamp Plate Head Set Screw Glass Shim 36” Gap Filler Glass Screen GNSDXG. Bracket Seal Mounting Screen Rail Cap (2) Glass Screen Braket (2) M6 x 5 Hex Socket M8 x 20 Hex Socket M6 x 10 Hex Socket Clamp Plate (4) Head Set Screw (8)
- Page 4 GNSDXT., GNSDXS. Beam 1. Slide end of Mounting Bracket (B) under beam. Note: 3 brackets are required for 54” screens or greater, 2 brackets required f or 48” or smaller. 2. Loosely assemble Mounting Clamps (C) onto Mounting Bracket with 2 button head screws (E) per clamp.
- Page 5 3. Turn bayonets (D) into mounting brackets. 4. Slide brackets along beam to align bayonets with holes in screen (A). 5. Push screen down onto bayonets. 6. Slide screen assembly into desired location. 7. Tighten screws in mounting brackets. GNSMXT. 1.
- Page 6 2. Position Mounting Bracket (H) onto Screen Bracket. 3. Secure in place with 2 button head screws (L). Right Side Left Side Hole Plug Bracket Bracket Hole Plug 4. For 39” wide screen, mount brackets in proper holes based on location. Insert Hole Plugs (J) into unused holes.
- Page 7 Mounting Bracket Beam Mounting Bracket 5. Position screen assembly up to table. 6. Slide end of Mounting Bracket under beam. 7. Secure screen assembly to beam by capturing beam with Mounting Clamp (C). Install 2 button head screws (E) per clamp. ©...
- Page 8 GNSDRS.,GNSDRT. 1. Insert Bayonet Assemblies (N) into screen (M). 2. Place object, such as box, onto rail. Set screen assembly onto object. 3. Lower bayonet assemblies to rail. 4. Insert T-Nuts into rail. Make sure T-nut is near bottom of threads. 5.
- Page 9 7. Lower screen down onto rail. 8. Repeat procedure for the next screen. 9. Screens should fi t against each other with minimal gaps. Do not push them together so tight that they bind up when pushed down. If there is variable gap between screens, system may not be level or screens may be too close together so they don’t seat properly.
- Page 10 GNSPXP., GNSPXS., GNSPXT. 1/2” 1 . Attach Bayonets (U) to Screen Bracket (S) with fl at head machine screws (W). 2. Remove protective backing from Non-skid Pad (AU). Attach it to bottom side of Screen Bracket, 1/2” from front edge of bracket. 2.
- Page 11 4. Place assembly at desired location with back of bracket against back of work surface. Mark hole locations. Move assembly to side. Drill pilot hole. Be carefull not to drill through work surface. 5. Return assembly to location. Secure bracket assembly to work surface with 2 truss head screws (AE).
- Page 12 2. Remove End Bracket. Drill two pilot holes using 11/64” (.171) dia drill bit. Drill through surface. Make sure to drill holes straight. 3. Assemble Threaded Stud (V) into bottom of Bayonet (U). Tighten using pliers. 4. Screw both Bayonets into surface. Tighten using 7/16” open end wrench. 5.
- Page 13 Middle of Run Screen Assembly 1. Slide middle of run screen assembly GNSPXT (R) onto work surface at desired location. GNSDRG. Clamp Assembly 1. Assemble Clamp Plate (AA) to Glass Shim (AB). Insert Set Screw (AC). 2. Insert Clamp Assemblies into Rail. Use Gap Fillers (Y) and (Z) to space out clamp assembly to proper locations.
- Page 14 Set Screw 3. Center Glass Screen (X) with work surface. 4. Firmly press screen into fi llers and clamps. Make sure glass is pressed all the way down. 5. Adjust plumb of screen with set screws by tightening one side and loosening the opposite side.
- Page 15 3. Position Mounting Bracket (AG) at end of screen assembly with Clamp Plate (AK) placed between glass bracket. 4. Position Bracket Cap (AH) on opposite side of glass with Clamp Plate (AK) placed between glass and cap. 5. Secure bracket and cap together with 2 hex socket head cap screws (AN).
- Page 16 9. Position screen assembly onto table frame. 10. Loosely assemble Mounting Clamps (C) onto bracket assemblies with socket button head screws (E). 11. Slide assembly into proper position. Tighten screws. 12. Adjust plumb of screen with set screws by Set Screw tightening one side and loosening the opposite side.
- Page 17 GNSFXS., GNSFXT. Beam Mounting Screw 1. Assemble Mounting Brackets (AR) to Side Screen (AP) with fl at head screws (AS). 2. Remove 4 beam mounting screws from leg. 3. Position screen assembly onto table. 4. Secure screen assembly to leg with socket head cap screw (AT). ©...
- Page 18 Disassembly for Recycling: Materials Identifi cation and Segregation: Where possible, plastic components are marked with ASTM recycling codes. Use these codes to identify material type for recycling. Non marked components should be treated as mixed plastic. Ferrous metals can be identifi ed using a small magnet for recycling.
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