BDI MATTHEW WEATHERLY CORRIDOR 8173 User manual

CORRIDOR®8173
LOW MEDIA CONSOLE
DESIGN MATTHEW WEATHERLY
LET’S GET STARTED.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Congratulations on the purchase of your Corridor Cabinet 8173 from BDI. Your cabinet
has been designed to provide a lifetime of enjoyment. This manual will provide you with
assembly instructions and other helpful information that will ensure that you get the
most out of your cabinet. Please save it for future reference.
Your Corridor cabinet has been engineered for simple assembly. Please follow these
directions carefully to prevent any damage.
Should you need further assistance, contact BDI at [e-mail].
ENJOY!

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PART # C
DESCRIPTION Cabinet
QUANTITY 1
HARDWARE AND COMPONENTS
PART # A
DESCRIPTION Phillips Screwdriver
QUANTITY 1
PART # D
DESCRIPTION 1/4-20 x 10mm
Machine Screw
QUANTITY 16
PART # B1
DESCRIPTION Hex Wrench
QUANTITY 1
PART # G
DESCRIPTION 1/4-20 x 60mm
Machine Screw
QUANTITY 6
PART # B2
DESCRIPTION Open Mouth Wrench
QUANTITY 1
PART # H
DESCRIPTION M4 x 35mm
Machine Screw
QUANTITY 8
HARDWARE AND COMPONENTS
Unpack and identify the parts listed below. The assembly workspace should be a non-marring
surface such as carpet. For missing hardware pieces, please contact BDI Customer Service at
customerservic[email protected]om.
Do not use power tools for assembly of this product.
For all other concerns, please contact your BDI retailer.

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PART # F
DESCRIPTION Metal Rail
QUANTITY 2
PART # E
DESCRIPTION Metal Leg
QUANTITY 2
PART # J
DESCRIPTION Rubber Bumper
QUANTITY 8
PART # L
DESCRIPTION Adjustable Shelf
QUANTITY 2
PART # N
DESCRIPTION Back Panel
QUANTITY 2
PART # I
DESCRIPTION Door Pull
QUANTITY 4
PART # K
DESCRIPTION Glass Top
QUANTITY 1
PART # M
DESCRIPTION Adjustable Shelf
QUANTITY 1
HARDWARE AND COMPONENTS

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Slide (E) Metal Leg into (F) Metal Rail and attach
by using (B1) Hex Wrench and 8 (D) Screws.
NOTE: You MUST align arrows on (F) Metal Rails with
arrows on (E) Metal Legs or proper orientation.
Removal of wheels (optional):
Detach Wheel Assembly from
(E) Metal Leg by removing the
Leveler and Screw.
Reinstall Leveler
to (E) Metal Leg.
PART/DESCRIPTION QTY
B1-HEX WRENCH 1
D-SCREW 8
D
E E
STEP 1. BUILD THE BASEASSEMBLY
F
E
D
DD
E E
D
F
F
For your convenience, wheel assembly is pre-installed. Wheels can be removed if desired.
EF

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Carefully lay (C) Cabinet on its back. Using
(B1) Hex Wrench, attach the base assembly to
the bottom of the (C) Cabinet with (D) Screws
and (G) Screws.
Note: Each of the metal legs has levelers that can be
adjusted using the (B2) Hex Wrench.
PART/DESCRIPTION QTY
B1-HEX WRENCH 1
D-SCREW 8
G-SCREW 6
ASSEMBLY
STEP 2. ATTACH THE BASE
C
G
G
G
G
G
G
D
D
D
D

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Position the (C) Cabinet upright and install
(I) Door Pulls using (H) Screws and
(A) Screwdriver. Adhere (J) Rubber Bumper at
least one (1) inch from edges of the cabinet as
shown below.
PART/DESCRIPTION QTY
A-SCREWDRIVER 1
H-SCREW 8
J-RUBBER BUMPER 8
STEP 3. INSTALL DOOR PULLS AND RUBBER BUMPERSASSEMBLY
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
C
J
J
J
J
I
H
I
II

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STEP 5. INSTALL BACK PANELS
Place (K) Glass Top on top of (C) Cabinet. Position glass flush with cabinet front doors.
Install both (N) Back Panels to the backside of the cabinet by inserting top edge in upper channel
then tipping bottom edge forward and into lower channel.
Note: Velcro straps are included for your convenience to facilitate wire management.
ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY
STEP 4. PLACE GLASS TOP
K
1
2N
N

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The shelf pins located inside all three cabinet
spaces may be repositioned using the
(A) Screwdriver, allowing you to raise or lower
each (L) Adjustable Shelf and (M) Adjustable
Shelf to the desired level.
PART/DESCRIPTION QTY
A-SCREWDRIVER 1
L
L
M
ADJUSTABLE SHELVESFINE TUNING

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These steps are to be followed after you have unpacked and completed the simple assembly instructions
for your Corridor AV cabinet. Due to jostling in freight or perhaps an uneven floor, the doors on your
Corridor cabinet may not appear to be in perfect alignment. Making a few minor adjustments can
rectify this situation. Be aware that depending on your situation, patience and a bit of trial and error are
required. The high-quality European hinge hardware is infinitely adjustable, but changing one element
can cause the need for further adjustments. Through a little adjustment, you can modify the orientation
of the cabinet doors to make sure that they are sitting perfectly on your Corridor unit.
CORRECT!
Door is sitting squarely and
evenly spaced on tops and sides.
INCORRECT!
Door is out of alignment
with the rest of the unit.
DOOR ALIGNMENT
Levelers are integrated into each leg assembly
and are accessed at the bottom of each cabinet
leg using the (B2) Open Mouth Wrench. If your
floor is uneven, you may extend one or more
levelers to attain a level, stable cabinet
placement. Turning the leveler clockwise will
extend the leveler; turning it counter-clockwise
will retract it.
PART/DESCRIPTION QTY
B2-OPEN MOUTH
WRENCH 1
FINE TUNING
LEVEL CABINET FINE TUNING

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PART/DESCRIPTION QTY
A-PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER 1
The doors on your cabinet should be evenly
spaced and the doors should open and close freely
without rubbing against the door frame.
If the cabinet’s doors appear out of alignment, this
condition can be corrected with minor adjustment
to the European hinges on each door.
Use a (A) Phillips Screwdriver to adjust Corridor’s door hinges:
nBy adjusting Screw 1, the door will move LEFT or RIGHT within the frame. Make minor
adjustments at both top and bottom hinges for best results.
nBy adjusting Screw 2 the entire door will move IN or OUT, opening or closing the gap between
the door frame and cabinet. (This screw rarely needs adjustment.)
ADJUST DOOR HINGES (IF NEEDED)FINE TUNING
1
1
2
2

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CARE & MAINTENANCE
GLASS
Glass surface is maintained using household glass cleaner and a paper towel or cloth.
SATIN-ETCHED GLASS
This uniquely smooth-to-the-touch glass surface can be regularly maintained using household glass
cleaner and a paper towel or cloth. Minor scratches or scuffs not eliminated using paper towel or cloth
can usually be removed by using a ‘Magic Eraser’. Magic Eraser is a melamine foam product available
at any grocery store or home improvement center. Dampen the entire glass surface as well as the
Magic Eraser, then rub the entire glass surface in broad, even strokes using moderate pressure. Clean
and dry the surface with a paper towel. Check for results and repeat as necessary.
Any scratches or scuffing not eliminated by one of the above methods can often be addressed by
‘refreshing’ the glass. This is a process that should not be required more than once per 6-12 months.
See this brief video for the simple method: www.bdiusa.com/glass
WOOD
Wood surfaces should be cleaned with a slightly damp (not saturated) cloth or paper towel. Do not
use glass cleaner on wood. If moisture remains, dry the surface with another cloth. If needed, a gentle
non-abrasive cleanser may be used, but be sure to wipe away all cleaner residue and dry the surface
with a cloth.
BDI’s wood finishes feature natural hardwood solids and veneers. Wood is a product of nature and—
unlike man-made materials that can be manufactured to strict and consistent specifications—has
natural imperfections that are part of its appeal and character. Every piece of wood differs from every
other, even when coming from the very same tree. As such, variation in grain, texture and tone should
be expected from one panel or piece of furniture to the next.
While BDI’s stained wood finishes are stable in tone & appearance, all finishes are subject to some
degree of discoloration with prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Please take care to avoid
positioning your BDI cabinet in any area with extensive direct sunlight. To learn more about the
features of natural wood, visit www.bdiusa.com/wood
METAL & PAINTED SURFACES
Surfaces should be cleaned with a slightly damp (not saturated) cloth or paper towel. If moisture
remains, dry the surface with another cloth. If needed, a gentle non-abrasive cleanser may be used,
but be sure to wipe away all cleaner residue and dry the surface with a cloth.

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WARRANTY
PRODUCT REGISTRATION
BDI warrants to the original purchaser that for the below stated warranty term, BDI will repair or
replace any product, part, or component covered by this warranty which fails under normal use as a
result of a defect in material or workmanship. BDI will repair or replace the aforementioned product,
part or component with a comparable product, part or component. The decision to repair or replace
will be at BDI’s sole discretion.
BDI Home Theater Furniture, Office Furniture, Modular Systems, Tables and other furniture pieces
are warranted for three (3) years from the date of purchase as shown on your sales receipt. The
warranty period starts from the date of purchase. This warranty extends only to the original
purchasers who acquire new product from BDI Authorized Resellers. Any product, part, or
component must have been assembled, installed, used, and maintained according to BDI’s published
instructions in order to be eligible for warranty coverage. Any modification to the original product
voids the warranty.
To view BDI’s complete warranty information, visit www.bdiusa.com/warranty
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WARNING
SERIOUS OR FATAL CRUSHING INJURIES CAN OCCUR FROM FURNITURE TIP-OVER. TO HELP
PREVENT TIP-OVER:
nInstall tip-over restraint.
nPlace heaviest items in lower compartments.
nNever allow children to climb or hang on drawers, doors or shelves.
nNever open more than one drawer at a time.
USE OF TIP-OVER RESTRAINT MAY REDUCE—BUT NOT ELIMINATE—THE RISK OF TIP-OVER.

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reserved. ©2020, BDI | V.10.22.2020
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