Andover Spinstand User manual

Assembly

Manual

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Table

of

Contents

lntroduction

.......................................................

4

In

the

Box

..........................................................

5

Assembly

........................................................

6-9

Anti-Tip

Kit.

........................................................

10

Warranty

and

Service

.........................................................

11

Introduction

We're

really

pleased

that

you

have

chosen

Spinstand.

Spinstand

is

perfectly

matched

to

Spinbase,

but

may

also

be

used

with

the

Andover

Model-One,

or

any

audio

component

smaller

than

18"

x

13.5"

on

the

top

shelf.

It

will

provide

a

solid

and

stable

platform

suitable

for

vinyl

record

playback.

Spinstand

will

acommodate

up

to

approximately

150

records

on

its

two

lower

Melamine

shelves.

(Actual

number

will

be

less

for

double

records

or

those

with

gatefold

covers)

You

may

assemble

Spinstand

with

either

three

or

four

shelves

in

case

you

prefer

the

lower

profile

or

you

do

not

require

the

additional

shelf

for

accessories.

About

Andover

Audio

Since

2012,

Andover

Audio

has

provided

behind

the

scenes

design

and

manufacturing

services

to

some

of

the

most

respected

brands

in

automotive,

professional,

and

high-performance

consumer

audio.

We

now

focus

our

award-

winning

skills

on

our

own

product

line

that

artfully

blends

exceptional

sound

with

distinctive

design.

3-Shelf

Assembly

4-Shelf

Assembly

Page4

In

The

Box

1

Top

Shelf

1361-1

(Black)

1361

-2

(White)

Qty:

1

2

Upper

Shelf

1362-1

(Black)

1362-2

(White)

Qty:

1

(Not

used

in

3-shelf

assembly)

Record

Stop

3

Middle

Shelf

1363-1

(Black)

1363-2

(White)

Qty:

1

Record

Stop

4

Base

Shelf

1365-1

(Black)

1365-2

(White)

Qty:

1

13

Headphone

Hanger

1380-1

(Black)

1380-2

(White)

Qty:1

18

Top

Plug

0

1379-1

(Black)

1379-2

(White)

Qty:4

21

Ow->

Short

Screw

1394

-3

Qty:2

24

Anti

-

Tip

Strap

1394-2

Qty:1

0

Top

Surface

..

•

0

14

0-,

Screw

1381

Qty:2

19

~

Allen

Wrench

1397

Qty:1

22

0

Long

Screw

1394-4

Qty:2

Bottom

Surface

G

0

Narrow

Space

0

0 0

15

16

Short

Rod

Medium

Rod

1372

1398

Qty:4

(Not

used

in

3-shelf

assembly)

20

!<%1M

Bracket

1394-1

Qty:2

23

emm

Drywall

Anchor

1394-5

Qty:2

Page

5

Short

Pillar

(J

1369-1

(Black)

1369-2

(White)

Qty:4

(Not

used

in

3-shelf

assembly)

6

Long

Pillar

1368-1

(Black)

1368-2

(White)

Qty:

8

7

~

8

1)

9Q

Panel

Nut

Coupler

Spacer

1370 1370 1376

Qty:4

Qty:8 Qty:4

10

@

12

(!)

11

~

Washer

Hex

Nut

Foot

1374

1375 1385

Qty:4

17

Long

Rod

1371

Qty:4

25

Wrench

~

1359

"===....I"

Qty:1

Assembly

1.

Locate

the

Top

Shelf

(Item

1)

and

place

it

top-down

on

a

soft

surface.

The

holes

in

the

corners

of

the

shelf

are

closer

to

the

back

edge

than

to

the

front

edge.

Orient

the

top

shelf

so

that

the

wider

border

(Front)

is

towards

you

.

2.

Install

the

Headphone

Hanger

(Item

13)

using

the

two

screws

(Item

14).

Align

the

Headphone

hanger

with

the

pilot

holes

corresponding

to

the

side

of

the

stand

you

prefer

to

hang

your

headphones

.

You

may

omit

this

step

if

you

don't

need

the

hanger.

3.

Install

one

of

the

Anti-Tip

brackets

(Item

20)

to

the

Top

Shelf

using

two

of

the

Short

Screws

(Item

21

).

The

Bracket

may

be

shipped

with

the

Strap

(Item

24)

attached

.

Press

the

small

tab

near

the

latch

to

release

the

strap

from

the

bracket.

4.

Place

a

panel

nut

(Item

7)

in

each

of

the

four

corners

facing

upwards

as

shown

in

the

diagram.

5.

Attach

a

Threaded

Rod

onto

each

of

the

four

Panel

Nuts

and

tight-

en

firmly

using

the

Allen

Wrench

supplied

(Item

19).

For

the

typical

4-shelf

assembly,

use

the

Short

Rods

(Item

15).

If

you

prefer

the

3-shelf

option,

use

the

Medium

Rods

(Item

16),

and

proceed

di-

rectly

to

Step

9.

6.

Attach

a

Coupler

(Item

8)

to

each

of

the

four

Threaded

Rods.

7.

Attach

a

Medium

Rod

(Item

16)

to

each

of

the

couplers.

Tighten

firmly

by

hand.

8.

Slide

a

Short

Pillar

(Item

5)

over

each

rod

assembly

and

carefully

align

the

pillar

in

the

square

recess

cut

in

the

shelf

.

9.

Slide

the

Upper

Shelf

(Item

2)over

the

threaded

rods

making

sure

the

edge

with

the

wider

spacing

between

the

holes

and

the

edge

is

towards

the

front,

just

as

you

did

with

the

Top

Shelf

.

Wider

Space

towards

front

\

Page6

Right

side

Left

side

Headphone

Hanger

Headphone

Hanger

Assembly

-

Cont.

9.

Attach

a

coupler

(Item

8)

to

each

of

the

four

threaded

rods

10.

The

Long

Rods

(Item

17)

have

lon-

ger

thread

length

on on

end

than

on

the

other.

Attach

the

end

of

a

Long

Rod

with

the

shorter

thread

length

to

each

of

the

couplers.

Tighten

firmly

by

hand

.

11.

Slide

a

Long

Pillar

(Item

6)

over

each

rod

assembly

and

careful-

ly

align

the

pillar

in

the

square

recess

cut

in

the

shelf.

Wi

der

Space

towards

front

Page

7

Longer

~

threads

Shorter

/

threads

~

Assembly

-

Cont.

12.

Slide

the

Middle

Shelf

(Item

3)

over

the

threaded

rods

making

sure

the

edge

with

the

wider

spacing

between

the

holes

and

edge

is

towards

the

front,

just

as

you

did

with

the

Top

Shelf.

The

shelf

should

be

oriended

with

the

top

down.

The

Record

Stop

should

be

facing

down

and

along

the

back.

13

.

Slide

the

remaining

Long

Pillars

(Item

Wide

6)

over

each

rod

assembly

and

carefully

Spacing

align

each

pillar

in

the

square

recess

cut

in

the

shelf.

14.

Slide

the

Base

Shelf

(Item

4)

in

position

over

the

four

rods.

The

Label

should

be

facing

up

and

towards

the

rear

of

the

shelf

.

15.

Place

a

Washer

(Item

10)

on

each

rod,

followed

by

a

Hex

Nut

(Item

11

).

Snug

it

up

but

don't

tighten

it.

16.

Carefully

align

each

Pillar

such

that

they

fit

securely

into

the

mating

recesses

in

the

shelves.

Once

everything

is

aligned,

tighten

the

nuts

firmly

using

the

suppled

wrench

(Item

25).

Hold

the

panel

nuts

(Item

7)

with

the

Allen

Wrench

(Item

19).

Important:

Make

sure

all

the

pillars

are

correctly

aligned

with

the

square

pockets

in

the

shelves

or

the

stand

will

be

uneven.

17.

Slip

a

spacer

(Item

9)

over

each

rod,

then

screw

a

foot

(Item

12)

over

each

rod

and

twist it

finger-tight

against

the

spacer.

Page

8

6

Assembly

-

Cont.

18.

Turn

the

completed

stand

upright.

Insert

the

four

Top

Plugs

(Item

18)

into

the

four

corner

holes

to

conceal

the

hardware

.

19

.

Place

the

Spinstand

into

position

.

Adjust

the

feet

to

assure

that

the

stand

is

level

and

stable

.

Page9

18

Anti-Tip

Kit

installation

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

An

Anti-Tip

Strap

is

included

with

your

Spinstand

.

Please

use

it

whenever

Spinstand

is

installed

in

a

location

where

it

may

tip

and

cause

physical

harm

.

Drywall

inserts

{Item

23)

and

screws

{Item

22)

are

included

with

this

kit,

but

may

not

be

suitable

for

every

type

of

wall.

It

is

your

responsibility

to

supply

wall

mounting

hardware

suitable

for

the

specific

wall

con-

struction

of

your

home.

It

is

best

to

l

ocate

the

Spinstand

such

that

the

Anti

-

Tip

bracket

may

be

screwed

directly

into

a

wall

stud

whenever

possible.

1.

Once

Spinstand

is

in

position,

locate

the

second

Bracket

(Item

20}

at

the

approximate

height

of

the

top

shelf

and

centered

relative

to

the

stand.

Mark

the

location

of

the

two

screw

holes

with

a

pencil.

2.

Drill

suitable

pilot

holes

for

your

pre-

ferred

wall

anchors

at

the

marked

posi-

tions

.If

you

use

the

anchors

we

supply,

use

1/4"

drill

bit.

Install

the

anchors

and

attach

the

remaining

bracket.

Anchors

are

not

needed

if

the

bracket

can

be

attached

to

a

stud.

An

1/8"

drill

should

be

used

for

pilot

holes

in

a

stud.

3.

Loop

the

Anti-Tip

strap

{Item

24}

through

both

brackets

and

insert

the

tip

of

the

strap

through

the

latching

end,

forming

a

closed

loop.

Check

to

make

sure

the

latch

is

secure

and

will

not

slip

open.

Page

10

Two-Year

Limited

Warranty

Andover

Audio

warrants

your

product

against

manufacturing

defects

and

workmanship

to

the

initial

purchaser

for

a

period

of

two

(2)

years

from

the

date

of

delivery

to

customer.

Andover

Audio

will

repair

or

replace

the

unit

as

necessary

to

restore

proper

operation.

This

warranty

covers

both

parts

and

labor

for

the

warranty

period

.

The

warranty

excludes

physical

damage

caused

by

accident

or

abuse

outside

of

our

control,

or

if

the

unit

is

damaged

due

to

incorrect

packing.

The

warranty

also

excludes

normal

wear

items.

If

you

think

you

need

warranty

service,

please

contact

us

to

obtain

an

RMA

(Return

Merchandise

Authorization)

by

e-mailing

[email protected]

or

calling

978

.

775.3670.

For

more

information

on

returns

and

exchanges,

please

visit

www

.

andoveraudio.com/pages/returns-and-exchanges.

If

your

unit

was

purchased

from

a

local

dealer,

contact

them

first.

They

may

be

able

to

resolve

some

issues

without

requiring

a

return.

Service

Should

you

encounter

a

problem

that

you

are

unable

to

solve,

please

contact

customer

service

at

[email protected],

or

the

dealer

that

sold

you

your

unit.

If

you

must

return

your

unit

for

any

reason,

it

must

be

safely

packed

and

shipped

in

its

original

carton

and

packing

material.

Damage

that

is

the

result

of

improper

packaging

is

not

covered

by

the

warranty.

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