BROSA Olsen Entertainment Unit User manual

Olsen
Entertainment Unit
ASSEMBLY GUIDE
V1

FOR YOUR SAFETY
Lift, don’t drag. This protects
your floor and product.
Avoid loose screws. Tighten
fixtures every few months.
Assembly requires 2 people.
It's always easier with a
friend.
Contact our support online
or call 1300 027 672.
Check the assembly guide
for required components.
?
Assembling this product on
a soft surface protects its
finish.

Components
Before you get started, check you have all of the pieces below.
If anything’s missing, we’ll sort it out right away. Simply visit:
www.brosa.com.au/pages/product-return-and-parts-request
Hardware
A x 4
(M8 x 12 x 30)
C x 4
(Ø8.4 x 17 x 1.6)
D x 4
(Ø8.4 x 2)
E x 4
(M8 x 13)
B x 4
(M8 x 60)
Body x 1
Corner Leg x 4
Middle Leg x 2
①
②
③

What You Need
Insert a cross dowel Ainto the hole on top of a
corner leg ②. Make sure the side with a groove is
facing you. Adjust the dowel with a flat-head
screwdriver so that the threaded hole of the
dowel is aligned with the hole in the front face of
the leg. Repeat this for all corner legs.
Step 1
Ax 4
F x 1 G x 3 H x 6
(Ø4 x 22)
J x 6
(20 x 20 x 6)
②
A

Insert a rod Binto the front hole of a corner leg
and make sure it grabs the threads of the cross
dowel. Screw the rod until it is tight and secure.
Repeat this for all corner legs.
Step 2
Bx 4
B

Lead the rod of a corner leg through the hole of
the metal bracket.
Fit a flat washer C to the rod followed by a lock
washer Dand a nut E. Tighten the nut with the
spanner F.
Repeat this for all corner legs.
Step 3
Cx 4
Dx 4
Ex 4
Fx 1
CDE
F

Screw the middle legs ③onto the rods on the
bottom of the body.
Step 4
③

Attach foot stoppers J to the bottom of the legs.
Step 5
Jx 6
J

Slide out the drawers. Attach the handles Gto
the drawer front panels with the bolts Hand a
Phillips head screwdriver.
Step 6
Gx 3
Hx 6
H
G

Enjoy your new Olsen Entertainment Unit!
Step 7

User Recommendation
Your furniture purchase from Brosa preserves the characteristics of
natural beauty from its original tree. For example, the ‘medullary ray’
(which can appear on oak furniture) is a mark of good quality timber.
Wood veneers, as thin slices of wood, also will show distinctive
patterns on surfaces such as table tops and drawer fronts. All timber
and veneer surfaces will change colour and mellow over time. So, new
furniture may initially vary in shade from items previously purchased.
With that in mind, the following tips can help prolong the life of your
Brosa veneer furniture to help them look beautiful for years to come.
Assembly
1. Assemble furniture using our Assembly Guides. You can find them at
support.brosa.com
2. Do not dispose of any packaging or contents of the shipping carton
until assembly is completed to avoid accidentally discarding small
parts or hardware.
3. Furniture can be dangerous if incorrectly assembled. Assembly
should be carried out by competent people.
Placement
1. This product is for indoor use only.
2. Keep furniture on flat, level ground. Placing it unevenly may cause
deformation.
3. Do not place heavy objects on furniture.
4. When repositioning furniture always lift, don’t drag.
5. Keep sharp objects away from furniture. They can cause scratches
and splinters to the surface.
6. Do not stack furniture.
Cleaning and Maintenance
1. Dust with a clean, damp, lint-free cloth. Frequent dusting will remove
abrasive build-up, which can damage the finish over time.
2. Do not use a very wet cloth or allow any liquid to come into contact
with the veneers for a long period of time, as this can permanently
damage the surface. Wipe up spills immediately.

3. Do not use any abrasive cleaner or harsh detergent as this can
damage the surface of the furniture.
4. Avoid using spray polishes as they contain silicones which may spoil
the furniture’s surface.
5. Make sure all surfaces are protected from heat and liquids by mats
and coasters.
6. Ensure a mat or pad is placed under paper when you are writing on
the furniture surface.
7. Do not place rubber, cork, vinyl or plastic materials on the wood
finish as chemicals within may react with the finish if left in contact for
an extended period of time.
8. Our furniture will endure most domestic conditions, but it is best to
avoid placing furniture next to heat sources such as radiators or open
flames. Severe or sudden changes in temperature and humidity can
cause warping, cracking or splitting.
9. Excessive exposure to sunlight can cause discolouration.
10. Avoid exposing your furniture to any liquid. All liquids should be
wiped up immediately, with a soft, slightly damp cloth, in the direction
of the wood grain. If sticky liquid residues remain, they may be
removed with a dilute solution of warm soapy water followed by a
clean, damp sponge. The area should then be wiped immediately, in
the direction of the wood grain, with a clean, soft white cloth until
completely dry.
11. Nail polish remover, hairspray, perfume, potpourri and any other
products that contains solvents can damage wood finishes.
12. Re-tighten screws and attachments if they loosen.