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- Page 3 Dear User, We are delighted that you have chosen a sit-stand desk that uses LINAK ® components. We are sure that your height-adjustable table will give you many years of problem-free operation. Before our products leave the factory, they undergo full function and quality testing.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS What is Included in the Box Hardware Packages Product Ratings Full Product Details Tools Needed Assembly Process Getting the Most From Your New Sit-Stand Desk Benefits of Moving Troubleshooting Contact Information... -
Page 5: What Is Included In The Box
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE BOX A. DESKLIFT SetPack ™ Setpack Desk Legs B. Kick & Click Frame ™ 1. Clamp 2. Kick Lock 3. (2) Cantilevers 4. Inner Rail 5. Outer Rail 6. (2) Clips C. Electronics Kit Control Box Desk Switch Cables Hardware pack... -
Page 6: Hardware Packages
D. Feet (and/or) Bench Beams T-Feet or C-Feet E. Hardware Pack 1: Electronics Hardware Pack: 3: Desk Feet Hardware Pack (2) Desk Switch Flathead screws, black finish (8) Mounting screws for the feet, M6 x 16 (2) Control Box screws, silver finish (4) Levelers for feet 2: Desk Frame Hardware Pack (1) Locking Clip for Rails... -
Page 7: Product Ratings
PACKING LIST Kick Lock x 2 Clamp x Inner Rail x 1 Outer Rail x 1 Cantilever x 2 Leveler for Foot x 2 Foot x 4 Control Box x 1 Desk Switch Desk Leg x 2 10-12 x 2" 8-15 x 0.75”... -
Page 8: Full Product Details
FULL PRODUCT DETAILS For full product details, see additional LINAK documentation: Youtube Videos Online Manuals Assembling Your Desk Video Kick & Click User’s Manual Using Your DPG1C Desk Troubleshooting Manual Using Your DPG1M DL5/6 w/ CBD6S User’s Manual TOOLS NEEDED... -
Page 9: Assembly Process
TOOLS NEEDED (NOT INCLUDED) Phillips Head Rubber Mallet Cordless Drill Phillips Head Screwdriver (Optional) (Optional) Drill Bit (Optional) ASSEMBLY PROCESS Place work-surface up-side down on a pad, blanket, or cardboard box. Don’t forget to place a protective blanket, pad or cardboard box, to protect the desk top during floor assembly. - Page 10 Fix inner rail inside outer rail. Extend to approximately 1” from the table top end using holes on rails as a length indicator. Fix length with clip. (frame width from 44 7/8 to 76 3/8 inches) Slide cantilevers over inner and outer rail tabs. Align cantilevers.
- Page 11 Attach Kick and Click frame to table top approx 1” from each side while centering the frame to the desired desktop. Screw cantilevers into top using tapping screw. Screw rails into top using tapping screws. Screw bases into top using tapping screws. Attach desk legs to frame bases.
- Page 12 Place clamp on Desk Leg Housing, press it down until it snaps into place. It will still be possible to move clamp a little after placement. Place kick lock in clamp. Arrow on kick Fix kick lock in clamp with your foot. When you lock must face arrow on clamp.
- Page 13 Electronics Assembly Connect mains cable, motor cables, and desk switch cable to control box. Built in cable reliefs allow secure and flexible mounting options. Motor Cable Cable relief Motor Cable Mains cable Attach control box to table top using 2” screws. Attach approximately in the middle of the desk top, close to the Kick and Click rails.
- Page 14 Installing desk switch. 10.1 : Attach the desk switch to the table top. Align desk switch with the edge of the table top. Pre-drill holes for screwing desk switch to top.Screw in desk switch, being careful not to over tighten screws. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN SCREWS 10.2...
- Page 15 Leveling Your Desk Initializing Your Desk 13.1 Hold DOWN on the desk switch until the desk reaches its lowest point. (If system does not lower, continue to next step) 13.2 Release desk switch and press DOWN again. Hold for 5 seconds while the system initializes. If no movement, release and try again.
- Page 16 Getting Started with Your Getting Started with Your DPG1M Memory Switch DPG1C Display Switch DESK SENSOR (Optional) The Desk Sensor™ 1 (DS1) is an Anti-Collision™ solution which can limit material damage to a desk or an object if a collision occurs during driving of the desk. The DS1 is a small, compact plug-in adapter based on gyroscope-technology, and it detects even a little tilting of the desk when the desk is driving up or down.
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Page 17: Getting The Most From Your New Sit-Stand Desk
Choose a desk system designed to help offi ce devices workers stay active Most LINAK desk systems also allow users to receive sit-stand Changing habits is not an easy task. But there are ways to help reminder notifi cations and to follow his/her personal statistics develop healthy habits. -
Page 18: Benefits Of Moving
BENEFITS OF MOVING Using LINAK lifting columns and linear actuator systems brings Improve employee health and wellbeing numerous benefits when integrated with adjustable office Studies have shown that alternating between sitting and desks, industrial and technical workstations, and kitchens. standing results in less discomfort and reduces the amount of fatigue many people feel at the end of the workday. -
Page 19: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Glossary of Common Terms • Components Desk leg (DL) – The lifting columns, typically with powder coated steel profiles, responsible for lifting the working load of » the application. » Control box (CBD6S) – Both the computer and power supply of the system. »... - Page 20 P3 – Check for obstructions STEP 1. Check under, above and on the sides of the desk for any obstructions that could prevent movement in either direction. The next two procedures (P4 and P5) are for a two leg desk system. The same concepts can be used for a three leg system using Channel 3 and so forth.
- Page 21 Symptom Procedure 1. Initialize the desk. If both legs begin to run down, complete the initialization. If only Desk is uneven one leg moves, stop and move to Step 2. 2. Check motor cable connections. Check to ensure motor cables are not pulled during movement.
- Page 22 5. Also, be aware if the control box has a special configuration: If the desk is programmed with a lower stroke limit, so as to avoid a collision with something like a file cabinet, it is possible that it also has a custom, longer Forced Initialization Time. This is the time required to hold Down before initialization begins.
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Page 24: Contact Information
2200 Stanley Gault Pkwy. Louisville, KY 40223 www.linak-us.com...
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