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Public Release 12.31.21

Major VersionM

by Eric Sutter

  1. A. Cart Top B. Cart Bottom C. Power Strip and Cable
    • A. Cart Top

    • B. Cart Bottom

    • C. Power Strip and Cable

    • D. (4) Casters

    • E. (4) Bolts. (4) Nuts, (1) Allen Key

    • G. Keyboard Tray

    • H. Tray Tracks

    • I. (4) Bolts, (4) Nuts

  2. Rotate the Cart Top  90° so it is on it's side. Insert two of the screws from the Keyboard Trey Kit through the two top holes. Hold the Keyboard Track up to the Cart Top while putting the screws through it's holes.
    • Rotate the Cart Top 90° so it is on it's side.

    • Insert two of the screws from the Keyboard Trey Kit through the two top holes.

    • Hold the Keyboard Track up to the Cart Top while putting the screws through it's holes.

    • Ensure the gap in the track (shown by the magenta box and arrow) is facing towards the back of the cart (the side without the label).

  3. Screw on nuts from the Keyboard Tray Kit around the screws. Return to the top of the Cart Top and finish by tightening the bolts with a Phillip's head screwdriver. Repeat steps 2-3 for the other track.
    • Screw on nuts from the Keyboard Tray Kit around the screws.

    • Return to the top of the Cart Top and finish by tightening the bolts with a Phillip's head screwdriver.

    • Repeat steps 2-3 for the other track.

  4. Slide the inner most part of the sliders as far out as you can. Insert the Keyboard Tray into the sliders and push it as far back as you can until fits into place. Insert the Keyboard Tray into the sliders and push it as far back as you can until fits into place.
    • Slide the inner most part of the sliders as far out as you can.

    • Insert the Keyboard Tray into the sliders and push it as far back as you can until fits into place.

  5. Flip the Cart Bottom face down Insert the metal peg into the slot This will require force. It is recommended you use a mallet to get it to go in all the way.
    • Flip the Cart Bottom face down

    • Insert the metal peg into the slot

    • This will require force. It is recommended you use a mallet to get it to go in all the way.

    • Make sure the casters are flush against the cart.

    • Ensure that the casters with brakes are both put on the front or the back.

  6. Rotate the Cart Bottom 90° so it is on it's side. Slide the Cart Top over the Cart Bottom. Ensure the two holes on the top and middle shelf align.
    • Rotate the Cart Bottom 90° so it is on it's side.

    • Slide the Cart Top over the Cart Bottom.

    • Ensure the two holes on the top and middle shelf align.

  7. Align the holes appropriately to desired height. The higher your aligned holes are, the taller your cart will be. Insert one of the bolts provided with the cart.
    • Align the holes appropriately to desired height.

    • The higher your aligned holes are, the taller your cart will be.

    • Insert one of the bolts provided with the cart.

    • Attach the nut to the bolt from the inside of the cart.

    • It is recommended you use a wrench to get it to tighten successfully.

    • Repeat this step for each side.

  8. Stand the cart up so it stands on it's casters.
    • Stand the cart up so it stands on it's casters.

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Eric Sutter

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