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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Standard module - p8
1. Open the boxes of the A-frames and take out the
polystyrene blocks. Place two polystyrene blocks
on the ground in the place where you want to
assemble the AMAi. Make sure that the blocks are
about 160 cm apart.
2. Place the footrest on the 2 polystyrene blocks.
3. Fit the first A-frame onto one end of the footrest,
with the end plate on the outer side using 2
M10x50 carriage bolts, 2 M10 cap nuts and
spring washers. Now fit the second A-frame to
the other end of the footrest, again with the end
plate on the outer side, but do not fully tighten
the screws yet.
4. Position the top tube between the two A-frames.
a. Slide the top tube over the adjusting screws so
that it is correctly located.
b. First screw an M10 cap nut onto the two
adjusting screws to hold the top tube in place.
5. Now attach the end plates on the outside of the
two A-frames, each using two M10x30 carriage
bolts and M10 cap nuts and washers. Now tighten
all the screws.
6. a. Screw a stainless steel swivel onto the outside
of each of the two adjusting screws.
b. Remove the expanded polystyrene blocks.
7. a. Insert the stainless steel pins through the four
holes on each A-frame.
b. Make sure they are properly centred.
8. Fit a black plastic cap onto each end of the pins
and secure it with an M8x20 screw. Make sure
that the plastic caps fit correctly on the A-frame
and tighten all the screws.
9. You can now position the table top between the
two A-frames on the preferred caps
Extension module - p20
1. Open the boxes of the A-frames and take out the
polystyrene blocks. Place two polystyrene blocks
on the ground in the place where you want to
assemble the AMAi. Make sure that the blocks are
about 160 cm apart.
2. Place the footrest on the 2 polystyrene blocks.
3. Fit the first A-frame onto one end of the footrest,
with the end plate on the outer side using 2
M10x50 carriage bolts, 2 M10 cap nuts and
spring washers.
4. Now attach the two A-frames to the other end of
the footrest by inserting M10x50 carriage bolts
through the holes in the footrest and the A-frame.
5. Now place two expanded polystyrene blocks on
the ground again and put the two footrests on
top.
6. Slide the footrest over the two protruding
carriage bolts on the A-frame and secure with
two nuts and spring washers.
7. Now attach the third A-frame to the other end of
the second footrest, making sure that the cover
plate is again fitted on the outside of the A-frame.
8. Position the top tube between the two A-frames.
a. Slide the top tube over the adjusting screws so
that it is correctly located.
b. First screw an M10 cap nut onto two adjusting
screws to hold the top tube in place.
9. Then repeat the procedure for the second top
tube.
10. Now attach the end plates on the outside of the
two A-frames, each using two M10x30 carriage
bolts and M10 cap nuts and washers. Now tighten
all the screws.
11. Attach the two top tubes to the central A-frame
using two M10x40 set screws, M10 cap nuts and
M10 spring washers.
12. a. Insert the stainless steel pins through the four
holes on each A-frame.
b. Make sure they are properly centred.
13. Fit a black plastic cap onto each end of the pins
and secure it with an M8x20 screw. Make sure
that the plastic caps fit correctly on the A-frame
and tighten all the screws.
14. You can now position the table top between the
two A-frames on the preferred caps.
Add-on table - p32
1. Hang the Add-on table on the two black plastic
caps on the A-frame where you want to use it. You
can choose the desired height by using either the
upper or lower pair of caps.
Screenholder - p34
1. Fit the wire hanger to the desired A-frame by
inserting it into the holes in each side of the
A-frame.
2. Fix the plate to the screen using the screws and
spacers provided.
3. You can now hang the plate behind the screen
over the hanger.
Tabletop fixing system - p36
1. Place the table top upside down on a flat, clean
surface.
2. Attach the four plates to the four corners of the
table top using one wing screw and one M6x16
countersunk screw with spacer on each. Make
sure that the lip of the plate is on the outside
and points away from the table top. Tighten the
countersunk screw firmly, but leave the wing
screw loose so that the plate can still slide back
and forth.
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