Workrite Ergonomics ADA Single Installation guide

Brand: Workrite Ergonomics

Model: ADA Single

Type: Installation guide

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Assembly & Installation Instructions:

Line of Sight ADA Electric, Single User

LOS3-B-AH11-XX-X

Parts Included

Tools Required

4 mm Allen wrench

#2 Phillips screwdriver or

drill/driver with #2 tip

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING: Maximum equipment loading of table assembly in addition to specied top is as follows:

■ Maximum top load: 120 lb (54.4 kg)

■ Maximum monitor lift load (each): 40 lb (18.2 kg)

Loading should be evenly distributed over table surfaces.

ELECTRICAL RATINGS:

Monitor Li System Electrical Rating: 100/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz /1.6 A

Table Li System Electrical Rating: 120 VAC, 60 Hz, 4 A

Power Bar Electrical Rating (Optional): Models LOS3-MM024-4-XX

120 VAC, 60 Hz, 15 A : LR55351

FLAMMABILITY: All worksurfaces used must meet UL 962 ammability requirements

■ Flame Spread Rating maximum 200

■ Smoke Developed Index maximum 450

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:

When using an electrical furnishing, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:

Read all instructions before using this Line of Sight Education and Training Work Center.

DANGER: To reduce the risk of electric shock, always unplug this Line of Sight Education and Training Work Center from the electrical

outlet before cleaning or servicing.

WARNING: To reduce the risk of burns, re, electric shock, or injury to persons:

1. Unplug from outlet before putting on or taking off parts.

2. Close supervision is necessary when this furnishing is used by, or near children, invalids, or disabled persons.

3. Use this furnishing only for its intended use as described in these instructions, do not use attachments not

recommended by the manufacturer.

Note: The Line of Sight ADA

Electric Work Center Chassis

comes preassembled.

A Line of Sight ADA

Electric Work Center

Qty: 1 B Quick Release

Monitor Adapter Kit

Qty: 1

Wire Loom, 1" × 2'

Qty: 1

C Cable Ties

Qty: 5

36" model shown

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Polarized Plug Instructions (Only applicable to products having a polarized plug power cord):

Some products include a polarized plug—see Figure A (One A/C plug blade wider than the other)—to reduce the risk of

electrical shock. A polarized plug only ts a polarized power outlet one way. If the polarized plug does not t properly into the

electrical outlet turn the power plug over to see if it then ts properly and fully into the outlet. If the plug does still does not t

the outlet, contact a certied electrician to install the correct matching polarized electrical outlet.

Caution: Never modify the power cord plug in any way

Double-Insulated Products Instructions:

Some products are double-insulated. No means of grounding is required or provided on a double-insulated product; nor is a

means for grounding to be added to the product. The plug in a double insulated system is shown in Figure A. Double-insulated

products are indicated with markings of “double-insulated” or the “double box symbol” or both.

Grounding Instructions (For grounded electric products only):

Products with grounded power cords are for use on a nominal 120 V circuit and has a grounded plug as shown in Figure B

Make sure the product is connected to an electrical outlet having the same conguration as the plug shown in Figure C.

Caution: Never modify, remove, or use adapters that eliminate the ground connections from the grounded power cord

A/C Power:

Products sold in North America and other regions are 120 V A/C as marked on the power supply/control box of the furnishing

and are to be used on a normal 120 V A/C circuit. Always follow the instructions above for power connection using grounded or

double insulated power cords as supplied.

• Only use power cord(s) supplied with your electric product

• Never modify, alter, use an adapter, or change the electrical system of this product in any way.

Warning: Doing so may cause risk of electrical shock or re

Illustration Disclaimer—Power Plug and Receptacle Images:

In some cases, the images in this instruction may not match the power cord supplied with your electrical furnishing based on your region.

Plug type, blade size, and shape may change.

Grounding Pin

Figure B

Grounded Outlet

Figure C

Polarized Plug

Figure A

4. Never operate this furnishing if it has a damaged cord or plug, is not working properly, has been dropped or

damaged, or dropped into water. Return the furnishing to a service center for examination and repair.

5. Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.

6. Never operate the furnishing with the air openings blocked. Keep the air openings free of lint, hair, and the like.

7. Never drop or insert any object into any opening.

8. Do not use outdoors.

9. To disconnect, remove plug from outlet.

10. Mount only approved work surfaces and secondary surfaces (shelves) in accordance with instructions. Failure to

do so may cause instability, collapse, or failure of electrical components.

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Monitor Lift

Switch

INSTALL QUICK RELEASE MONITOR ADAPTER

Note: You will need to mount the monitor in order to determine the correct installation height.

Remove the monitor from the factory mount, if necessary, and retain the screws that came with

the monitor

Attach Quick Release Monitor Adapter (B) to the back of your VESA compatible Monitor

Note: Use the screws (and spacers) that best fasten your monitor to the Adapter. These may be

the original monitor screws, or one of the three lengths included with the Quick Release Adapter

hardware kit. Many monitors (Dell) have a recessed mount where the spacers will be required

Note: You can install the monitor directly on the Monitor Lift VESA plate and NOT use the Quick

Release Adapter if security is an issue. This makes it more difcult (but not impossible) to remove

the monitors quickly

2.1

.25"

≤ .25"

.25"

≤ .25"

.25

.25"

≤ .25"

SET MONITOR HEIGHT

Measure and note the distance from the top of the Quick

Release Adapter to the top of the monitor ("X")

Remove the Monitor Lift VESA Plate by removing the two

athead screws with the 4 mm Allen wrench

Reposition so that when installed, the monitor is at least .25"

below the Monitor Lift top

X +.25" = installation height

Reattach using the two athead

screws with the 4 mm Allen wrench

3.1

3.4

3.3

Monitor top

Monitor

Quick Release top

Back view

Side view

Installed

3.2

3.5

3.3

Monitor Lift

Monitor Lift Monitor Lift

VESA Mount

Plate

Remove

Replace

Flathead

screws

3.1

3.2

3.3

3.4

3.5

CONNECT POWER & RAISE MONITOR LIFT

1.1

1.2

Detach the Power Cord taped to side of Chassis and

temporarily route the cord from the Power Supply and

plug into power.

Press and hold the Monitor Lift Up Switch button to

raise the Monitor Lift, opening the Monitor Bay Lid as it

rises. Raise to highest position and release the button.

1.2

1.1

2.1

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INSTALL MONITOR

4.1 Slide the Quick Release Monitor Adapter onto the VESA mount

IMPORTANT: Conrm that the Monitor Lift raises the Monitor

Lid and not the monitor! You will want to test the Monitor Arm

travel to conrm Monitor Bay Lid function properly and anticipate

cabling around the monitor lift before proceeding to power and

technology installation.

4.1

INSTALL POWER BAR OPTIONS FOR YOUR CONFIGURATION

If you did not purchase the Power Bar, skip to Step 6

Note: Power Track is not compatible with the ADA Work Centers

With the Work Center built, you will now need to add your power options for your specic conguration. Follow the instructions that came

with the Power Bar to complete your conguration

INSTALL OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR CONFIGURATION

INSTALL TECHNOLOGY FOR YOUR CONFIGURATION

With the monitors and power components installed, you will now need to add your optional accessories like Worksurface Grommets,

Remote Controls and CPU Holders. Follow the instructions with the Optional Accessories to complete this step

With all Line of Sight components installed, you will now need to install all the technology components to complete your system. Install

all computers, peripherals like keyboards and mice, and network cabling to complete your installation according to the manufacturers

specications and your specic application

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MANAGE CABLING

With monitors and technology installed, you'll want to start

considering all the cabling requirements

Note: It is critical that no wires interfere with the travel of the

Monitor Lift. Use Cable Ties (C) to fasten all cabling securely

out of the way of all moving Monitor Lift components

Use the Wire Loom (D) to manage all user cables routing from

the keyboard tray to the CPU. This may include keyboard,

mouse, monitor and data cables

Keyboard tray

cable access

Inside Chassis

To CPU

Monitor Lift

ASSEMBLE FINAL ROOM CONFIGURATION & CONNECT TO POWER SOURCE

With all individual Work Centers built and electrical installed, arrange Work Centers according to your nal

room conguration. You will need at least two people to move a Work Center. Adjust the Glides on the bottom of the

feet to assure each Work Center is level and stable in its nal location

Note: ADA Work Centers must be installed at the end of rows or freestanding for access and power compliance. It is

critical that you follow all warnings and cautions when you get to nal assembly. Consult the instructions that came

with your electrical components and follow all cautions and warnings carefully!

Final assembly will include testing of electrical components and functioning of all Monitor Lifts

INSTALL BATTERIES IN POWER SUPPLY FOR BATTERY BACKUP (OPTIONAL)

With all technology installed, cables routed and fastened and

the system connected to constant power, add two 9 V batteries

to the Power Supply for Battery Backup. In the event of a power

outage, the battery backup will allow 2–3 emergency closures to

stow the technology

Important: The Power Supply MUST be plugged into a

“constant on” power circuit or the batteries will discharge!

Replace batteries once a year

Power Supply, Bottom

Rear of Chassis

Battery location

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1500490 Rev C

REMOVE PROTECTIVE TAPE & REPLACE FRONT AND REAR PANELS

11.1

11.2

Remove the protective tape on the Panels and Chassis

Reattach your front and rear panels. You now have a complete

Work Center. Finish building all Work Centers before proceeding

to nal room assembly

Remove

Front & Rear Panels Chassis

Remove

11.1

Laminate Worksurfaces:

For everyday cleaning, wipe the surface with a damp cloth or sponge. Use a spray cleaning agent sparingly if necessary (suggested spray

cleaning agents are indicated below). Do not pour water directly onto the worksurface. Wipe completely dry with a soft rag using a straight

line motion

• Worksurfaces may need occasional dusting. To keep the surface in ideal condition, use a non-oily furniture spray

• Difcult stains such as coffee can be removed using a mild cleaning detergent and a soft bristled (non-metallic) brush. Do not scrub

surfaces with too much force, otherwise the surface could lose its nish

• Stubborn stains that resist any of the above cleaning methods may require the use of undiluted household bleach. Apply a very small

amount of bleach (approximately ¼-capful) to the stain and let stand no longer than two minutes. Rinse thoroughly with warm water and

wipe dry. WARNING: Prolonged exposure of the laminate surface with bleach will cause discoloration

• Ensure to always rinse laminate surfaces after cleaning. Even a small amount of cleaning residue can result in permanent discolorations

• Recommended Laminate Worksurface cleaning agents:

• Non-abrasive spray cleaning agents: Dawn, Fantastik, Windex, Lysol

• Furniture spray: Pledge

• Stain removers: Lestoil, Clorox

Painted steel parts:

• Clean surfaces regularly with damp cloth

• If necessary, use a spray cleaning agent (e.g. Fantastik) sparingly. Wipe completely dry with a soft rag using a straight line motion

• Lightly brush both vertical and horizontal surfaces to prevent dust build-up

Polished chrome feet:

• The feet can be polished when they become dull with Aluminum polish (e.g. Flitz or Mothers Mag Polish) with special attention to keep

polish from painted surfaces. Follow manufacturers instructions for best results

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

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Workrite Ergonomics ADA Single Installation guide

Brand: Workrite Ergonomics

Model: ADA Single

Type: Installation guide

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