Assembly of 1472 cabinets – Tennsco 1472 User Manual

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ASSEMBLY OF 1472 CABINETS

Reference numbers are there to help you identify

the various parts as they are mentioned, and refer

to the illustration on the back cover.

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.

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 key-

hole

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 boltheads. Tighten

the four nuts securely.

Flange

faces

upward

Insert the shelf (Ref. No. 4) into the top

position on the shelf adjustment strips.

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.

Two bolts

and nuts on

each side

Inset D

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 the

bolt heads may later be inserted into a slot. Prepare

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

Sill

Header

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).

sure that

the lances

on all shelf adjustment

strips (B) point in the

same direction. Attach

the right side in exactly

the same manner.

Tools Needed: A free

" nut driver is provided with each Tennsco cabinet (Ref. No. 21). 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 C

Properly

seated

Place the bottom (Ref. No. 7) in the bottom

lances of the

shelf adjustment

strips. The

flange with

two holes

should

face the

front, and

it should

hang over the

sill. Bolt to the

sill with two bolts and nuts.

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 key-

hole slots

(Inset B).

Position by

sliding the bolts

securely into the

smaller end of the slots. Inset C (above

right) shows improper and proper seating of

boltheads. Tighten the four nuts securely.

Flange tucks

under back

All lances

point

on the

back

and

both

sides.

Improperly

seated

Two

hole

s m

ust

be in

fro

nt.

Insert shelf into

bottom lances.

Inset B