Andrew Raimist
Wholly Inadequate Instructions
The instructions need to include sentences in English that explain the meaning of the diagrams. The diagrams are inadequate because the lines are very thin and hard to read. Each page should be accompanied by a few sentences to explain the goal and the methods required to achieve it. Words should be defined such as “support tube.” We usually think of a tube as a round, cylindrical element. See diagram labeled “Secure the Support Tube.” The only cylindrical element here is the transmission shaft. The diagram here is confusing. Once you figure out that you are meant to attach two steel cross brackets with eight small screws into the underside of the tabletop, then you have to figure out how to accomplish that. The instructions suggest using a drill to create pilot holes but doesn’t explain the danger of permanent damage if the drill goes too deep. Once you figure that out the group of four deeply recessed screws are very difficult to set in place. I ultimately had to use “sticky tack” to set those tiny wood screws in place so I could then install them. A video or still pictures would have made this much easier. I spent about an hour installing these two steel cross brackets. These short wood screws were in a baggy labeled F. These screws attach structural and non-structural elements to the underside of the tabletop. Those steel cross brackets, the plastic cup holder, and the bent hooks to hang your headphones from. There is one baggy with short screws with no label. The instructions refer to those screws with the number 13 in a circle. This is unexplained. Those two screws attach the control panel. Please provide online videos which depict the assembly. I spent two full days getting the basic structure completed. It took much more time and many more intense headaches which could have been dispelled. Have Americans (and others) test the assembly of the unit using the instructions you provide. Much of that is too tiny to adequately understand without using a magnifying