Copeland Exeter Dining Buffet User manual

Instructions for Exeter Dining Buffet
Tools required
Hardware included:
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Figure 2. Re-locate the slide
Unpack the buffet onto a
soft level surface and
identify the listed items.
Exeter Dining Buffet:
6-EXE-50-04
4mm Allen wrench (1)
Allen wrench
72 ½” x 19 ” x 33 ½”H
mounting block
Figure 1.
Release the drawer slides
When
in use How to adjust the height of the drawer tray
Front slide clips
Press the
handle
To remove drawer trays from the
slides, reach under the drawer box,
press both handles on the front slide
clips on the drawer bottom and firmly
pull drawer forward (Figure 1).
Release the drawer slides
The position of drawer tray can
be adjusted with just a few steps:
Using the provided Allen wrench
detach the ¼” - #20 x35mm Allen
bolts from the slide mounting block on
both sides (Figure 2), then move the
slide mounting blocks to the level
where the drawer tray is going to be
placed. Fasten the relocated slide
mounting blocks with ¼” - #20 x35mm
Allen bolts by aligning the holes on the
mounting block with the pre-drilled
holes on the case sides and middle.
Uninstall the slide mounting block ¼” - #20 x 35mm
Allen bolts
Slide Mounting Block
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The drawer can be leveled by sliding
the little button back and forth on each
locking system of the drawer slides
(Figure 3a).
Figure 3a. Level the drawer by adjusting the slides.
If your case has a door, it can be
leveled by adjusting two hinges. There
are three screws on each hinge and
each can be adjusted independently
(Figure 4). The first screw can adjust
the door in the left and right direction.
The second screw can adjust the door
up and down. The third screw can
move the door in and out. Please
adjust your door accordingly.
When
in use How to level the case
How to level the drawer tray
How to level the doors
Left & Right
Up & Down In & Out
Figure 4. Adjust the door(s) by turning the
screws on the hinge accordingly.
Attach the metal drawer slides
To attach metal slide, pull each slide
end into the plastic locking system
until you hear a locking sound. Make
sure the drawer is level when you do
this operation (Figure 3b).
Figure 3b. Attach
the drawer slides
When
in use How to level the drawer tray and buffet door
To level the case, there are
levelers in each of the four legs
and a leveler in the middle leg.
The levelers can be turned up
and down to make the unit level.
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Leveler

If you have any questions or difficulties, please call us at the number below between the hours of 8:00 am and 4:30 pm eastern time.
156 Industrial Drive, Bradford, VT 05033 Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone] www.copelandfurniture.com
Safety Notification
Copeland Furniture is in compliance with ASTM’s volunteer Standard Safety Specification for Clothing
Storage Units (2014 revision) –commonly known as the furniture tip-over standard. It is strongly
recommended that you install the anti-tip stop included with your furniture to help prevent a potential top-
over of the furniture onto a small child.
For more information, please visit www.astm.org/Standards/F2057.htm.
Care Instructions
To care for and preserve the finish on your new Copeland Furniture piece, please keep the following
recommendations in mind.
While our furniture has been finished with a durable top coat, the surface may be sensitive to
dents and abrasions during the first 30 days in your home.
Treat the surface finish gently so it does not dent or chip. Tape or stickers should not be put on
the finish.
For general care use a soft cloth to dust the furniture.
Use damp cloth with a mild soap to clean-up spills or dirt. Dry the surface thoroughly.
Please do not use any polishes, waxes or solvents to clean the surface of the furniture. This
holds true for new Copeland Furniture pieces as well as items you may already have in your
home.
Please do not place any candles directly on the surface of your furniture. The perfumes and
dyes in the candles may penetrate the finish.
Beds must be disassembled before moving to avoid damage. Never attempt to move the bed
while it is assembled.
Special Care Instructions for Cherry Furniture
Please read the following if you have purchased a Copeland product in cherry. Furniture that has been crafted from cherry
wood becomes darker with age. The change in color, from a reddish tan to a reddish brown, is most noticeable during the
first six months of ownership. It is important to understand that exposure to light accelerates the natural oxidization process.
An object left on a cherry wood surface for an extended period of time may retard the aging process in a limited area.
Simply remove the object and, over time, the surface will attain a uniform reddish brown color.