How do I get the legs to lock into place?
1391665
i turned the table upside down on the floor and unfolded the legs out and firmly lock them in place. been using this table for 3 years with a chow and have not had one problem with it not being stable. if you can't get it to work right call the company or send it back for a new on4e. amazon is easy to work with. i hope this help you, good luck.....jerry williams
1391666
Precision Pet Professional needs to include directions with their table. I think it is a great table. A strong man can lock the legs in place. Then you will know where the legs should be when they are opened all the way. The legs do not click. They reach a point where they will not move any further. I was not going to put my dog on the table until I know the legs were in the correct place where they will not move any further.
1391667
Precision Pet Professional needs to include directions with their table. I think it is a great table. A strong man can lock the legs in place. You will know where the legs should be when the table is are opened all the way. The legs do not click. My largest dog is a 55 pound standard poodle.
481116
There are plates at the bottom with screw holes. The legs go in the plates and there is a screw to tighten it and hold them in place just above the plate.
118774
No. There is no true locking position, however there is a point in which the legs will cease to pull out.
1684083
You just twist it slightly in a clockwise motion. It should only rotate slightly as it locks. The top and bottom have these little divots in which the top can slide in and allow to lock into place.
362194
Ha Ha a good question which has been asked a number of times. Flip it upside down and then put the legs together. That works for me. good luck and if that doesn't work get back to me and I will take my chair out and give you a more explicit answer but, since I haven't used the chair since last year that is my recollection. Good luck
1997371
There is a button in the outside toward the top of each leg. Push it and the legs should release.
602735
From what I remember, there are some red tabs that need to snap in place. It is kind of tricky to get it to lock in place, but you have to slide the table the whole way up, and then it should snap into place. I know I struggled with it the first time I tried it. I didnt think of this at the time, but maybe if you turn the table upside down and pull uo on the legs, you will have an easier time with it and be able to see those little red tabs which if I remember correctly are at the top of the pillar. I hope this helps.
304961
Once the legs are assembled to the top, merely turn it upright slide the bottom shelve between the legs and it will slip to the bottom and be secure. It fits snug and is secure!
931866
Since the legs are all the same, the only option I believe would be to use shims on each leg. Good luck.
1175935
First, loosen the knob that's at the top of the legs (counter-clockwise turn). Next, reach to the bottom of the stand, wrap your fingers around one leg, push it out slightly so that it protrudes between the two flat bars, repeat for each leg. Then go back to the top of the legs, where the knob is located, and press the triple hinged area downward towards the floor. The legs should begin to expand outward. If you still have trouble, reach back down and pull each leg out a bit more as instructed earlier, then go back to the knob area and continue pressing down. Press downward until the legs have expanded and the flat bars are perpendicular to the ground. Then turn the knob, clockwise, at the top of the legs to lock them in place.
155853
The legs attach to the table with two screws that enter from within the diagonal brace into the leg itself, there should have been 8 screws, lock washers and flat washers as well as an Allen key/wrench to tighten screws. I found that you will need to adjust legs prior to final tightening to ensure they are flush with the top of the base of the table. Hope this helps, Dave
806100
Just hold the seat down (firmly) and start screwing in the screws. That will work.
1550159
Yes, there is a triangle shape knob at the top of the 3-leg assembly that needs to be loosened to allow the legs to slide back up. The same goes for letting the legs down to make a tripod. You need to loosen the knob, push the legs down and then tighten the knob to keep the legs in place.
743492
At risk of being of no help... make sure the thumb screws are loose on both.To avoid pinching I extend and retract the legs by gripping the collar or slider (what ever the thing is called that holds all the legs and slides up and down the center pole)
123445
I ran into the same issue. After I got the rest of it tightened, I laid the whole thing down horizontally, undid the screws that were holding those two L & R legs, made sure the leg pieces were then flush, and put the screws back in. This time, with the whole thing horizontal, it was much easier to screw the screws/bolts together. And I had to get it SUPER tight before it wasn't wobbly. But it did eventually work great. Hope this helps!
1575835
Hi Betty. Thank you for your recent purchase. Yes, the legs are to be tight. You might want to get a cylindrical pipe or PVC or something to give you more leverage or just turn it as tight as you can and then tighten even more. You will not break it or strip it by tightening. Legs should not be loose. If you have any questions, feel free to call us at 888-567-5867. Thank you! JumpSport Customer Service
2177579
It's locked in place. Twist the green ring until it snaps out of the lock position, then it should move up and down for you :)