TELETOM^® Equipment Management System

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: I would like to change the height level of the shelves on my equipment management system. Can I do that?

A: The height of some of the shelves can be changed. Follow the instructions below.

Adjustable shelves (Fig. 8)

1. Remove all equipment from the shelf to be moved.
2. Loosen the two allen head screws underneath the shelf closest to the service module body using the 3mm allen key.
3. Hold both sides of the shelves and carefully slide the shelf up or down to the desired location.
4. Ensure the shelf is level by placing the level on the shelf. Adjust as needed.
5. Tighten two allen screws and replace equipment.

Fig. 8 200 & 300 series
Use 3mm allen key to loosen two set screws. Reposition shelf assembly. Re-tighten two set screws.
Fig. 8 500 & 700 series

Q: The part of my 200 or 300 series equipment management system with all the equipment on it is slowly turning by itself. Can I do anything to prevent this from happening?

A: The service module is equipped with a friction brake that can be tightened to prevent drift. First determine whether you have a 200 or 300 series equipment management system and then follow the instructions below.

Service Column Brake Adjustment (Drift), 300 Series TELETOM (Fig. 9)

Note: All brake adjustments (drift) are clockwise to tighten, counter-clockwise to loosen.

1. Remove the 4x4 faceplate on the articulating arm, at the top of the service module tube, to access the adjustment screw which is a small 3mm allen screw.
2. Use the 3mm allen key to adjust
3. Replace faceplate

Fig. 9

Service Column Brake Adjustment (Drift), 200 Series TELETOM (Fig. 10)

1. Remove the 2x4 faceplate on the arm, at the top of the service module tube, to access the adjustment nut.
2. Use the 13mm wrench to adjust. If the larger locking nut is all the way down then it first has to be loosened, using fingers or the 15mm wrench.
3. Replace faceplate.

Fig. 10

Q: Can I change the amount of rotation my equipment management system will allow?

A: Yes, this is called adjusting the "stop" and can be done by following the instructions below.

(Changing Stop Settings, Service Column and Mid Arm Stop (Fig. 11, 12, 13)

1. Remove the large slotted head screw (Fig. 11, 12, 13) and rotate the bearing until the stop screw is visible through the hole (Fig. 14).Note: 200 & 300 Series - the stop screw holds a rubber bumper in place.
2. Remove the stop screw using a 6mm allen key. Note: 200 & 300 Series - before rotating the bearing insert the allen key, or similar, in the stop hole to prevent the rubber stop from rotating with the bearing.
3. Turn the bearing to the desired stop location and re-install the stop screw.
4. Re-install large slotted screw.

Fig. 11		Fig. 12
Fig. 13		Fig. 14