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If using a mouse, this should help. Some find using a controller is even easier, and a trackpad much trickier. YMMV.
1. Face the device, and when the cursor has a solid circle inside its circle, press the left mouse button to bring your view "into" the machine so it can be interacted with.
2. Aim the cursor at the device control handle until you see that solid circle inside the circle on the handle.
3. To move the handle (and thereby change the aim of the device from one piston to another), hold down the left mouse button after you're engaged with the handle, then move the mouse itself, swinging it to the right or left to move it to the corner (and piston) you want to interact with.
4. To interact with the handle in order to unlock or lock the large piston the handle is connected to, do not hold the mouse button after you've swung the view to the piston you want to interact with, just move the mouse over the handle until that solid circle appears inside the cursor circle, then left click.
This should help you interact with the device as intended.
Moving the pistons with the instructions in my Sept. 1st, 2020 post should work for everyone in either Free Roam or Teleport navigation mode, because once a player interacts with the dais, they are locked into accessing only the piston controls, not moving anywhere that would use the nav modes at all.
Just trying to help.......:-)
And I must say that Obduction is the best game ever :-)
I hope this helps.