Assembly of 1430 cabinets – Tennsco 1430 User Manual

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ASSEMBLY OF 1430 CABINETS

Place the cabinet back (Ref. No. 1) on a protected

surface to prevent scratching the

paint. The flange on the bottom

of the back should be

facing upward.

Attach the right side (Ref. No. 3) to the back in

the same manner as

you did in step 3.

Make sure

that the lances

on the right

side are

pointed in the

same direction as

those on the back and

the left side.

Flange

faces

upw

ard

Insert a shelf (Ref. No. 4) near the

center of the cabinet. Do this by

inserting the shelf edges into the lances

on all four strips. Be

sure that the channeled

edge of the shelf is

toward the cabinet front.

If a lance is too

tight, it may be

helpful to use a

screwdriver to

SLIGHTLY pry it

open. (NOTE: The

shelf may be moved

moved to another level

later, if so desired.

Inset A

Attach the left side (Ref. No.2 ) to the back by

placing flange (A) around the

back and bolting the

pieces together with

seven bolts and

nuts (Ref. Nos. 18

& 19). Be sure

that the lances on

all shelf adjustment

strips (B) point in the

same direction.

Locate the two keyhole-

shaped slots on the

front of each end-

panel bottom.

Attach the sill

(Ref. No. 6) by

inserting the loose

bolt heads (which you

attached to the sill in step 2) into

the large end of the keyhole slots

(Inset B). Position by sliding the bolts

securely into the smaller end of the

slots. Inset C (below right) shows

improper and proper seating of bolt

heads. Tighten the four nuts securely.

Tools Needed: A free

" nut driver is provided with each Tennsco cabinet (Ref. No. 17). In addition,

you will need a flathead screwdriver. A hammer is required to install the hinge pin and lock bar.

Two people recommended for assembly. Approximate assembly time: 15 to 25 minutes.

Inset B

Inset C

Improperly

seated

Properly

seated

Prepare the header (Ref. No. 5) for

installation by inserting a bolt into

the two outside holes on each end,

as shown in Inset A.

The center hole

should remain empty.

Loosely attach nuts to

each bolt, leaving

enough slack so

that the bolt

heads may

later be

inserted into a slot.

Prepare the sill (Ref. No. 6) in the same way.

All reference numbers refer to the illustration on

the back cover. This is to help you to identify the

various parts as they are mentioned.

Locate the two keyhole-shaped slots on the top front

of each end-panel. Attach the

header (Ref. No. 5) in the

same way you attached

the sill, by inserting

the previously

attached loose bolt

heads into the

large end of the

keyhole slots (Inset D).

Position by sliding the

bolts securely into the smaller

end of the slots. Refer to Inset C

(in step 6 above) for improper and

proper seating of the bolt heads.

Tighten the four nuts securely.

Shelf inserts

into tab.

Hea

der

Sill

Flange goes

under back

All

lances

point

both

back

and

side.

Two bolts

and nuts on

each side

Inset D