The table will not pump up and down. How do I assemble the two poles?
463256
This table is more the size of a coffee table, the highest it goes is to about what a regular table would be. So I'm 5'5" and it went as high as my hips maybe waist
463257
I don't know. The table does not go up and down for us either. We just left it up because that is the position we wanted it anyway.
1115216
I am assuming you can move both of the bars. If you can - you might just need some silicon on the pole that comes up out of the one that isn't moving high enough.
467176
There is a screw that clamps the mounting bracket to the table. If you loosen that, you can slide the mounting bracket around. If you loosen the set screw that is on the back of the mounting bracket, you can slide the pole up and down, but loosening the set screw does not allow the hook to rotate in the mounting bracket. The hook itself is made out of a square length of wrought iron. I hope this helps.
1143764
Very simple assembly...basically just putting the pole together...the wiring is already run through all of the sections
458564
pull up on the lever and lay down on the table - the first few times the hydralic thing takes ALOT of weight to push it down! It does get easier the more you move it up and down
1566125
I leveled the table and then put on the casters. It was still level when finished. Used a jig to position bottom shelf to ensure it was level.
917912
You cannot. The table only moves forward or back over the base, it does not swivel. If it did, it would fall over.
1766414
You should contact customer service. Your table should have the 'feet' with it. Mine did.
2074235
The holes on the base can be a bit out of alignment like happened to me. Turn the base bottom side up and do a little twisting of the heavy weight to make it work. Hope this helps.
1526836
The pole come out of the box in several pieces. You have to screw it together. It does not collapse.
2062379
You haven't assembled it correctly. Try again. If this persists then I'd contact Omega
925228
There are loops on each end of the net that slide over the poles. Maybe you could try to tie those loops to the net itself, then slide that over the pole. It might work...
1820270
Go to a hardware store and bring with you the instructions that should have come with the table. Also take one of the table's legs. I did this, the hardware store was very helpful, and when I got home with the parts I needed, I was able to easily put the table together.
2223487
My table didn't have that problem. It's level and works wonderfully. Perhaps you have a defective one and need to exchange it.
1126778
Try googling the instructions. Very simple to put together. You tube probably has a video.
826214
Hi Katie! My husband had the same issue and tried several screwdrivers to screw them in as much as they would go, but he could only get them to screw about half way in. While not ideal, the top part felt very sturdy even with half of the screw in each pole. He covered those screws with the small, circular foam piece for that section and then put the netting over top of that, and it has held up very well to my kids crazy bouncing. I wish the screw holes were a bit bigger so that those screws actually could fit into them. We were afraid to try and drill bigger holes for fear then they would be too wide and the screws would not hold at all. If you do find a good solution, please share!! =)
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I had the same problem putting it together for my Dad at his independent living home. I found a man who was able to whack it in place. Sorry, not too much help.