Teknik 5418706, Instruction Booklet

Page 1: ...BOOKLET CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION PLEASE READ AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Barrister Home 4 Drawer Chest Barrister Home Collection Model 5418706 www teknikoffice co uk The dresser s not so distant cousin Teknik ...

Page 2: ...n to help identify similar parts A RIGHT END 1 B LEFT END 1 C TOP 1 D BOTTOM 1 E BACK 1 F BRACE 3 G BASE 1 I RIGHT BASE 1 J LEFT BASE 1 K UPPER DRAWER FRONT 1 L DRAWER FRONT 3 M FRONT MOLDING 1 N RIGHT MOLDING 1 O LEFT MOLDING 1 P BACK RAIL 1 R SIDE RAIL 2 D22 DRAWER RIGHT SIDE 3 D23 DRAWER LEFT SIDE 3 D26 SMALL DRAWER RIGHT SIDE 1 D27 SMALL DRAWER LEFT SIDE 1 D182 SMALL DRAWER BACK 1 D183 DRAWER ...

Page 3: ...Part Identification Now you know our ABCs Page 3 A B C D E F G I J K L M N O P R F F R D987 M64 D27 D26 D182 D987 M64 D23 D22 D183 ...

Page 4: ...g on drawers doors or shelves Never open more than one drawer at a time If equipped with a drawer interlock system do not defeat or remove it Use of tip over restraints may only reduce but not eliminate the risk of tip over This is a permanent label Do not attempt to remove 04 10 332296 SAFETY STRAP 1 Locate this nylon SAFETY STRAP 60M to be used later in assembly Do not accidentally throw away 60...

Page 5: ...extra hardware with your unit BLACK 9 16 LARGE HEAD SCREW 15 1S SILVER 1 1 8 FLAT HEAD SCREW 7 10S BLACK 1 1 4 FLAT HEAD SCREW 4 7S BLACK 7 8 MACHINE SCREW 16 37S BROWN 1 1 2 FLAT HEAD SCREW 7 14S 3S GOLD 5 16 FLAT HEAD SCREW 32 30S BLACK 1 9 16 FLAT HEAD SCREW 20 Page 5 ...

Page 6: ...ghteen HIDDEN CAMS 1F into the ENDS A and B BOTTOM D BRACES F and DRAWER BRACES M64 Then insert the metal end of a CAM DOWEL 2F into each HIDDEN CAM Page 6 Arrow 1F 2F 18 used Arrow 1F 2F Do not tighten the HIDDEN CAMS in this step Insert the metal end of the CAM DOWEL into the HIDDEN CAM Arrow A B D F F F M64 M64 M64 M64 ...

Page 7: ...S through holes 1 and 3 å patent pending glide system GOLD 5 16 FLAT HEAD SCREW 16 used in this step 3S 3 2 1 1 2 3 A 1 2 3 1 2 3 3 2 1 3 2 1 Finished edge S u r f a c e w i t h H I D D E N C A M S B S u r f a c e w i t h H I D D E N C A M S Finished edge Remember Righty tighty Lefty loosey Glide end Glide end 3 2 1 1 2 3 ...

Page 8: ...Fasten the TOP C to the RAILS P and R Use seven BROWN 1 1 2 FLAT HEAD SCREWS 14S Step 3 Page 8 BROWN 1 1 2 FLAT HEAD SCREW 7 used in this step 14S P R R C Curved edge S u r f a c e w i t h f e w e r h o l e s ...

Page 9: ...LDING CONNECTORS 19F into the notches in the MOLDINGS M N and O Use your hammer to tap the MOLDING CONNECTORS 19F into the notches in the MOLDINGS Flat end Flat end 19F N O M 19F Unfinished surface Unfinished surface Unfinished surface ...

Page 10: ...CREWS 10S å NOTE Do not overtighten the SCREWS into the TOP N O C M F i n i s h e d s u r f a c e F i n i s h e d s u r f a c e S u r f a c e w i t h m o r e h o l e s F i n i s h e d s u r f a c e SILVER 1 1 8 FLAT HEAD SCREW 7 used in this step 10S Do not overtighten the SCREWS 10S Long curved edge ...

Page 11: ... CAMS Do not stand the unit upright without the BACK fastened The unit may collapse Caution Start Tighten Arrow Minimum 190 degrees Caution Risk of damage or injury HIDDEN CAMS must be completely tightened HIDDEN CAMS that are not completely tightened may loosen and parts may separate To completely tighten Arrow Maximum 210 degrees ...

Page 12: ...ND B Tighten three HIDDEN CAMS å NOTE Be sure the METAL PINS in the BRACES insert into the holes in the LEFT END Step 7 Page 12 B F Surface with HIDDEN CAMS 1R 6 used Arrow Minimum 190 degrees Maximum 210 degrees Edge without HIDDEN CAMS F Surface with HIDDEN CAMS F Surface with HIDDEN CAMS Step 7 ...

Page 13: ...ge 13 B å Fasten the BOTTOM D to the LEFT END B Tighten two HIDDEN CAMS Arrow Minimum 190 degrees Maximum 210 degrees D Surface with HIDDEN CAMS These holes must be here Now might be a good time to refresh your drink ...

Page 14: ...the BOTTOM D BRACES F and RIGHT MOLDING N Tighten seven HIDDEN CAMS å NOTE Be sure the METAL PINS in the BRACES insert into the holes in the RIGHT END Arrow Minimum 190 degrees Maximum 210 degrees A Surface without HIDDEN CAMS D F F Finished edge F N ...

Page 15: ...ENDS and BOTTOM å Fasten the BASES I and J to the ENDS A and B Use four BLACK 1 1 4 FLAT HEAD SCREWS 7S å Fasten the BASE G to the ENDS A and B and BOTTOM D Use seven BLACK 9 16 LARGE HEAD SCREWS 1S through the METAL BRACKETS and into the BASE B A D G I J BLACK 9 16 LARGE HEAD SCREW 14 used for the METAL BRACKETS 1S 4G 7 used BLACK 1 1 4 FLAT HEAD SCREW 4 used in this step 7S Flat edge 4G 4G Flat ...

Page 16: ...CK E Push on opposite corners of your unit if needed to make it square å Fasten the BACK E to your unit using the NAILS 1N å NOTE A perforation has been provided for access through the BACK for the SAFETY STRAP Carefully cut out the hole Do not stand the unit upright without the BACK fastened The unit may collapse Caution NAIL 36 used in this step 1N E Perforation ...

Page 17: ...ERS The small drawer will use parts K D26 D27 D182 and D987 Surface with HIDDEN CAM 1 2 3 4 Be sure the DRAWER BOTTOM inserts into the DRAWER FRONT groove With the palm of your hand tap the DRAWER BOTTOM down into the groove Groove Arrow Maximum 210 degrees Minimum 190 degrees L L L M64 D23 D22 D23 D987 D22 D22 D23 D183 Unfinished surface Be sure the DRAWER BOTTOM inserts into the DRAWER BACK groov...

Page 18: ...the CAM must be visible through the slotted hole in the SLIDE å NOTE The parts are marked DRAWER RIGHT and DRAWER LEFT for easy identification å NOTE The glides are not intended to rotate å Repeat this step for the other drawers Page 18 Screw head turn CAM to line up holes in the SLIDES with holes in DRAWER SIDES 10A 10A 1 2 1 2 Glide end Glide end GOLD 5 16 FLAT HEAD SCREW 16 used in this step 3S ...

Page 19: ...NT K Use four BLACK 7 8 MACHINE SCREWS 37S å Fasten two PULLS 70K to the DRAWER FRONT L Use four BLACK 7 8 MACHINE SCREWS 37S å Repeat this step for the remaining drawers Step 14 Page 19 BLACK 7 8 MACHINE SCREW 16 used in this step 37S 70K 71K L K ...

Page 20: ... SAFETY STRAP 60M 2 Using a Phillips screwdriver or a hand drill press the screw slightly onto the drywall 3 Apply pressure turn the screw until a pilot hole is made and the nylon sheath slips through 4 Turn the screw until it is flush against the wall and you feel a firm resistance 5 Continue to turn until the screw starts spinning freely å Carefully cut out the perforated hole in the BACK E Insert...

Page 21: ...estraints may only reduce but not eliminate the risk of tip over WARNING 25 lbs 25 lbs 30 lbs each å To insert the drawer into your unit tip the front of the drawer down and drop the glides on the drawer behind the glides on the unit Lift the front of the drawer up and slide it into the unit å Apply the WARNING LABEL 5L to the SMALL DRAWER LEFT SIDE D27 You should be able to read the label when th...

Page 22: ...elp the DRAWER FRONTS line up better when closed Tighten the SCREW when finished with adjustments å NOTE Please read the back pages of the instruction booklet for important safety information å This completes assembly Clean with your favorite furniture polish or a damp cloth Wipe dry The higher the screw in the oblong hole the higher your drawer front will be The lower the screw the lower the drawe...

Page 23: ...niture can make it top heavy and cause it to tip over Never allow children to climb on or play with furniture Do not place toys food etc on the top shelves or upper drawers Use the supplied safety strap for added stability Placing TVs on furniture items that are not designed to support a television is hazardous Risk of injury or death TVs can be heavy and the location of the picture tube tends to ...