how the shelf/ table is in the up position, and now you want to drop the shelf down, how do you release the bracket lock?
1177352
There are places on each that you compress and it releases. Don't make the same mistake I did: I put them too far apart on a 3' extension on a sewing table and O can't reach them both. I have to wait for someone to help me.
1177353
Pull the shelf up higher than its resting position which releases its resting position support and then it folds down. Simple!
378889
The shelf just sits on the top. It is loose, not attached. Any one of the shelves can be picked up and removed without much trouble.
1022789
There are 2 bolts holding the shelf bracket to the back and 4 bolts that hold the shelf to the bracket. it is no problem to remove, or just leave off.
670201
you pull to adjust and push to lock. nothing comes off. its that simple. Hope this helps.
83823
It's a really easy switch. You have to first remove the bottom one. Once the shelf is removed you have to switch where the handle is mounted. Do the same for the top one. Be careful on the top shelf however because it is a little more tricky. I don't want you to strong arm the plastic piece and make a $20 mistake. Best to consult the manual on how to best make that switch. Regardless it is still a very very easy fix!! Hope this helps.
900386
There is a top shelf but that's it. I don't have this anymore. The bar on the inside kept falling down
1700830
If you have window that opens up from the bottom, there are mental L's you have to attach to the shelf and slip over the sill. If you window opens out you have to secure the shelf with screws.
501797
The support arm has a locking elbow of sorts. It is in two pieces. the section of the arm on top has a protrusion on the end and the other section has a receiver for this protrusion. To lock the support arm, lift up on the shelf with one hand and set the two pieces to the locked position. To lower the shelf, lift up on the shelf again to disengage the support arm and lower the shelf. This sounds like a lot of work but the process is fluid and simple. I hope this helps. I bought six of these, three for each of two shelves. The whole process takes about two seconds to set up, and one second to fold down. The support arm has a locking elbow of sorts. It is in two pieces. the section of the arm on top has a protrusion on the end and the other section has a receiver for this protrusion. To lock the support arm, lift up on the shelf with one hand and set the two pieces to the locked position. To lower the shelf, lift up on the shelf again to disengage the support arm and lower the shelf. This sounds like a lot of work but the process is fluid and simple. I hope this helps. I bought six of these, three for each of two shelves. The whole process takes about two seconds to set up, and one second... » Read More The support arm has a locking elbow of sorts. It is in two pieces. the section of the arm on top has a protrusion on the end and the other section has a receiver for this protrusion. To lock the support arm, lift up on the shelf with one hand and set the two pieces to the locked position. To lower the shelf, lift up on the shelf again to disengage the support arm and lower the shelf. This sounds like a lot of work but the process is fluid and simple. I hope this helps. I bought six of these, three for each of two shelves. The whole process takes about two seconds to set up, and one second to fold down. « Show Less
1500030
That is a good question. My window opens out. I am not sure. I have secured my shelf with screws. I guess it depends on the screen.
1021020
Hi, one shelf is not able to be moved up and down, it is permanently in the spot. The other shelf is able to be moved up and down by adjusting the height using the pre drilled holes. I hope this answer your question.
427503
Initially, there was a little stiffness but there is no release that I am aware of. My shelf moves smoothly and is very sturdy. Try sliding the shelf backward. (It is very easy to get confused when attaching the slides to the edges of the shelf. When marking the drill holes on the desk, the slides should be in the closed position. The end-caps on the innermost slides should be facing front. In use, the slides extend the shelf in one direction only.) If the shelf moves backward -- or the end-caps are in the back -- you have the slides reversed. If you decide to just turn the whole unit around, you'll be resting your palms on the sharp edge of the shelf. You'll have to actually trade the slides to make sure the front of the shelf (with rounded edges) is facing you. If none of the above explains your problem, then I have one other suggestion. It is extremely important to be careful about marking and pre-drilling the screw holes. (Both mark and MEASURE before drilling.) If the L brackets are not perfectly perpendicular to the desktop and parallel (and equidistant) with each other, torque may prevent the glides from sliding in their channels. Good luck.
1086003
Hi, turn to unlock and pull upward on each hinge. might even pry it up with a screw driver between the two parts on the hinge. mine was difficult too, it kinda of pops off when it does come off.
886742
You have to flip the red lock switch to the unlock position. Located at one edge of the seam in the middle of the table (outer edge). Then the table will unfold. Then lock it once it's open.
557077
Turn the cartridge to the left while holding the little black tab out to release the lock and pull upward. The cartridge should come out of the housing.
318530
Pull the nob up. Also, it is easier to lock the TV. In place by pulling up on the nob & pushing the TV until it locks in place.
2204547
There is a metal "bracket" that is attached to the bottom of the cabinet. Shelf goes onto that. I LOVE mine!
670223
You need to snap it down and then slide the board to the back of the slot, this will lock it down.