4. Secure pedestal(s) to worksurface.
5. Carefully turn assembly over, adjust
leveling glides as needed, and reinstall
drawers.
a) Push drawer rails back into pedestal.
b) Pull bearing cages into forward position.
c) Check to see if lock is funtioning properly.
If not, follow illustration to adjust.
NOTE: Units are factory adjusted and should
not require adjustment. If lock is not
functioning properly, first confirm that the
storage unit is leveled properly using the
leveler glides (step 5). If the lock continues to
function improperly, then adjustment may be
necessary.
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939500237 Rev J
(4) screws per
pedestal through
holes in stretchers,
1-1/2" pan head
4
5b
5a
Use a 5/32" Allen Wrench to adjust
locking mechanism. Rotate cam
clockwise for upward movement,
counterclockwise to move down.
5c
NOTE: for 18” deep, 1.5 high
storage use the steel trough
as the rear stretcher. Use
1” screws.
FOR LOCK ADJUSTMENT:
Problem: The Lock does not restrain the drawer.
Rotate the cam counterclockwise by a quarter of a turn.
This motion lowers the lock fork resulting in greater lift
of the lock bar. Turn the key to the locked position and
check the drawer to confirm that the lock is working
correctly. Repeat this step if necessary.
Problem: The drawers lock, but an audible click
is heard when closing the drawer. Rotate the cam
clockwise by a quarter of a turn. This motion raises the
lock fork relative to the lock pin, eliminating an interference
condition. Turn the key to the locked position and check
the drawer to confirm that the lock is working correctly.
Repeat this step if necessary.
CAM PIN
Best Position:
touches the
underside of the
actuator fork.
Bad Position:
Lock may not
work when it
touches the
bottom of the
actuator fork.
Acceptable
Position:
