Tennsco 2472 - Manual (Page 2)

Tools needed: An 11 /
32
" nut driver (provided free with unit); a hammer; and a flathead screwdriver.
Two people recommended for installation. Approximate assembly time: 15 to 25 minutes.
INSTALLATION OF 1872 AND 2472 CABINETS
1. The reference numbers used throughout this
sheet refer to the illustration on the back cover.
This is to help you to identify the various parts as
they are mentioned.
2. Place the cabinet back (Ref. No. 1) on a protected
surface to prevent scratching the paint. The
flanges on the edges should be facing
upward as shown below. Attach the left
side (Ref. No.
2) to the
back
by placing
flange (A)
around the back
and bolting the back
and side together with seven bolts and nuts (Ref.
Nos. 20 & 21). Be sure that the lances on all shelf
adjustment strips (B) point in the same direction.
3. Attach the right side (Ref. No. 3) to the back in
the same manner as you did in step 2, again
making sure that the flange is around
the back and that
the lances
on the shelf adjustment strips are pointed in
the same direction as those on the back and left side.
Flanges face upward
Flange goes
under back
B
A
All lances
point
UP
on
both
back
and
side.
4. Place the shelf (Ref. No. 4) into the top position
on the unit by inserting the shelf edges into
the top lance on all four
shelf adjustment strips. Be
sure that the channeled
edge of the shelf is
toward the cabinet
front. NOTE: If
a lance is
too tight,
it may be
helpful
to use a
screwdriver to
SLIGHTLY pry it open.
5. Place the top (Ref. No. 5) onto
the unit. Be sure that the flanges
tuck inside the cabinet sides and
back. Secure with 11 bolts and
nuts (three along each
side, and five in the
back). The front
part of the
top will
bolt into
place in
step 7.
6. With both doors in the closed position, lift the door
and frame assembly (Ref. No. 6)
and place it over the cabinet
body. Be aware that the
door latches have
not yet been
attached, so
the doors
could potentially swing
open if the door frame is
held in an upside-
down position.
The door
frame should
cover the
outside edges
of the entire
storage cabinet front.
7. With the door & frame assembly in place, attach it
securely to the unit by opening each door,
one at a time, and securing the frame
assembly using two bolts and
twenty nuts (Ref.
Nos. 20 and
21). This will
require attach-
ing nuts to
the nine
pre-welded
studs along
each side,
plus two bolts
and nuts along the top.
The bottom will attach to the frame in Step 8. Use top
lance
Inset A