Attaching the Legs

Step 1.

The four legs have a double button at one end and a single button beneath it.

With the hub sides facing up, place the motor housing and pivot housing on the floor.

Position legs so their single buttons also face up.

Insert legs into the motor housing and pivot housing as shown. The double buttons must fit into the channels inside the housings.

Step 2.

Push each leg in until the double button snaps into the hole at the end of the channel. Then swing the legs outward until the single button snaps into its notch, as shown.

Hub

Double

button

Single button

Channels PUSH

Button in hole

Notch

Step 2.

Begin by inserting a screw all the way into the small hole on one foot. Position the foot as shown at right, so the text and viewing hole are not on the short side of tube near the wire end. Then use viewing hole to line up the end of the screw with the hole in the tube. Tighten the screw securely. Repeat above steps for the other feet.

CHECK that feet are secure by wiggling the feet.

Step 3.

Push a plastic tip onto all four of the feet. Tap leg tips on the floor to be sure they are completely on.

The hole in the plastic tip permits future tightening of the screw if needed.

Wire end

Short side

of tube

Text and

viewing hole

Attaching the Base Tubes

CHECK that the legs are properly attached by twisting them in the housings. They should resist twisting. If a leg twists and buttons come out of their holes, insert leg into the housing again. Be sure to align BOTH double buttons with BOTH sets of channels inside the housings.

Attaching the Feet

Step 1.

Bracket hole

 

Push the legs firmly onto

points toward

rear of swing

the rear base tube

 

exactly as shown.

 

Step 1.

Identify the front and rear base tubes from pictures below. The feet to use with each tube can be identified by the text “FRONT BOTTOM” or “REAR BOTTOM” printed on them.

Front base

tube

Front foot

Rear base

tube

Rear foot

Step 2.

Push the other two legs onto the front base tube.

CHECK that all tubes are securely attached.

CHECK that the parts of the frame are assembled in the positions shown.

Switch side of

motor PUSH housing

Motor

housing (switch side)

Straight rear

base tube

PUSH

Bent front base tube

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