drew & jonathan SCOTT LIVING Blaine HDSLFP65W-5A User manual

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OMSID # 320643193
# 320643196
Model # HDSLFP65W-5A
# HDSLFP65W-5B
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Blaine 65in. Infrared Media Electric Fireplace
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1-866-942-5362
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Safety Information
Maximum Recommended Weight Loads
Warranty
Pre-Assembly
Planning Assembly
Tools Required
Hardware Included
Package Contents
Assembly
Care and Maintenance
Caring for Wood Furniture
Cleaning the Fireplace Trim
Safety Information
Please read and understand these instructions before
assembling and using this console. Save these
instructions for future reference.
MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED WEIGHT
LOADS
WARNING: This unit is not intended for use with CRT TVs.
Use only with flat panel TVs and audio/video equipment
meeting recommended size and weight limits. Never use
with larger/heavier than recommended flat panel TVs or
equipment. To avoid instability, place flat panel TV in the
centre of the unit; the base of the television must be
able to rest on the supporting surface of the unit
without over-hanging the edges. Improperly positioned
flat panel TVs, or flat panel TVs or other equipment that
exceed recommended size and weight limits could fall off
or break the unit, causing possible serious injury.
Warranty
We are confident that you will be delighted with this purchase. Should this product be defective in workmanship or
materials, or fail under normal use, we will repair or replace it for a period of up to one (1) year from date of purchase.
This warranty gives you specific rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
Contact the Customer Service Team at 1-866-942-5362 or visit www.whalenfurniture.com.
Pre-Assembly
PLANNING ASSEMBLY
Compare all parts with the Hardware Included and Package Contents list. If any part appears missing or damaged, do not
assemble this product and contact the Customer Service Team at 1-866-942-5362.
TOOLS REQUIRED
Phillips
screwdriver
(not provided)
Fits up to most 190.5 cm / 75 in. diagonal flat-panel TVs
Maximum load 45.4 kg / 100 lb
Maximum load 22.7 kg / 50 lb
P
lace
TV
behind
the
stopper

Pre-Assembly (continued)
HARDWARE INCLUDED
NOTE: Hardware not shown to actual size.
Part Description Quantity Part Description Quantity
AA Insert screw 10+1 extra LL Nickel screw for hinge 24+1 extra
BB Wood dowel 30+1 extra MM Handle 2
CC Cam lock 23+1 extra NN Handle bolt 4
DD Cam bolt 23+1 extra OO Small L-shaped bracket 2
EE Pan head screw 12+1 extra PP Shelf support 16+1 extra
FF Washer head screw 40+2 extra QQ Large L-shaped bracket 2
GG Long flat head screw 14+1 extra RR Hex wrench 1
HH Bolt 8+1 extra SS Acrylic stopper 1
II Lock washer 8+1 extra TT Paper cover 23+1 extra
JJ Flat washer 8+1 extra UU Glue 1
KK Hinge 4 VV Touch-up pen 1
WW Tipping restraint hardware kit 2

Pre-Assembly (continued)
PACKAGE CONTENTS
Part Description Quantity Part Description Quantity
A Heater 1 O Left partition panel 1
B Left upright arm 1 P Right partition panel 1
C Right upright arm 1 Q Right side panel 1
D Connector strap 1 R Left door 1
E Ember bed 1 S Right door 1
F Left log 1 T Wood door insert 2
G Right log 1 U Side back panel 2
H Firebox wall panel 1 V Middle back panel 1
I Firebox glass 1 W Middle crossbar 1
J Remote control with battery 1 X Firebox long support 1
K Top panel 1 Y Firebox short support 2
L Media shelf 1 Z Leg 4
M Bottom panel 1 A1 Adjustable shelf 4
N Left side panel 1 B1 Firebox holder 1
C1 Top front stretcher 1
J
A1
B1
Y Z

Assembly
1 Preparing media shelf and partition panels assembly
NOTE: Do not fully tighten all bolts until you finish assembling all parts. Once assembled, go back and fully tighten all bolts.
This will make the assembly easier.
□ Unpack the unit and confirm that you have all the hardware and required parts. Assemble the unit on a carpeted
floor or the empty carton to avoid any scratches.
□ Securely screw the cam bolts (DD) into the designated small holes on the media shelf (L) and partition panels (O and
P) using a Phillips screwdriver.
2 Gluing wood dowels
□ Glue the wood dowels (BB) into the designated holes on the panels (N, O, P and Q) as shown. It is very important
to use a small amount of glue on both ends of dowels and wipe away the excess glue immediately.
NOTE: Refer to the dowel guide drawings in this step for further clarification on how to properly glue in the wooden dowels.
Apply this method whenever instructed to install wood dowels.
GLUE
XX
FINAL
The dowel assembling guide
BB
BB
DD
P
O
L
BBBB
OP
NQ
BB BB

Assembly (continued)
3 Gluing wood dowels
4 Attaching middle crossbar
□ Align and attach the middle crossbar (W) to the media shelf (L) and fasten it into place by engaging three cam locks
(CC).
NOTE: Refer to the cam lock assembling guide drawings in this step for further clarification on how to properly install
cam locks. Apply this method whenever instructed to install cam locks.
L
W
CC
The cam lock assembling guide
The cam locks face inward.
L
W
X
Y
BB
Y
BB
C1
BB
BB
BB
BB
□ Glue the wood dowels (BB) into the designated holes on the media shelf (L), middle crossbar (W), firebox supports
(X and Y) and top front stretcher (C1) as shown.

Assembly (continued)
5 Attaching media shelf and firebox long support
□ Align and attach the assembled media shelf (L) and firebox long support (X) to the left partition panel (O) by engaging four
cam locks (CC).
□ Repeat the same step to attach the right partition panel (P).
6 Attaching legs
□ Attach the legs (Z) to the bottom corners of the bottom panel (M) with two bolts (HH), two lock washers (II) and two
flat washers (JJ) per leg.
L
O
P
W
X
O/P
CC
L
CC
W/X
O/P
M
Z
Z
Z
Z
JJ
RR
M
HH
II
Z
The cam locks face inward
and the wood dowels are
located at bottom

Assembly (continued)
7
Preparing top and bottom panels assembly
□ Securely screw the cam bolts (DD) into the designated small holes on the top and bottom panels (K and M) using a
Phillips screwdriver.
8 Attaching partition panel assembly
□ Using the wood dowels as a guide, firmly press the previous assembly to the bottom panel (M) and fasten them
into place with five long flat head screws (GG).
O
P
X
M
GG
M
K
DD

Assembly (continued)
9 Assembling firebox short supports
□ Using the wood dowels as a guide, firmly press the firebox short supports (Y) to the bottom panel (M) and fasten
them into place with four long flat head screws (GG).
10
Attaching side panels
□ Orient and attach two side panels (N and Q) to the bottom panel (M) by engaging four cam locks (CC) as shown.
N
Q
M
CC
M
N/Q
The hinge mounting holes
face inward and are
located at front side
GG
M
Y
Y

Assembly (continued)
11 Attaching top panel
□ Using the wood dowels as a guide, fasten the top front stretcher (C1) to top panel (K) with five long flat head
screws (GG).
□ Using the wood dowels as a guide, align and attach the assembled top panel (K) to the vertical panels (N, O, P and
Q) by engaging eight cam locks (CC).
12
Fastening top front stretcher
□ Ask for assistance to flip the previous assembly around at its front edges.
□ Using the pilot holes as a guide, attach two small L-shaped brackets (OO) at the joints where the top front
stretcher (C1) meets the side panels (N and Q), with two pan head screws (EE) per bracket.
CC
K
N/O/P/Q
K
N
O
P
Q
GG
C1
K
The pilot holes face inward
K
N
Q
EE
OO
N/Q
C1

Assembly (continued)
13
Attaching back panels
□ Now, go back and securely tighten all the cam locks and screws. Make sure all the parts are tight and there are no
gaps between the parts. This will help keep the unit square.
□ Pick up the middle back panel (V) and align the pre-drilled holes against the upper long edge with the pilot holes
on the back of top panel (K). Fasten it in place with the provided washer head screws (FF).
□ Using the pilot holes as a guide, align and attach the side back panels (U) to the mantel frame with the washer
head screws (FF).
NOTE: We recommend attaching back panel with the screws at the corners first.
14 Installing door hinges
□ Extend two door hinges (KK) and rest the hinge cups onto the cutouts of each door (R and S). Secure the door
hinges (KK) in place by using two screws (LL) in each.
U
V
U
FF
RS
LL
LL
KK
LL
LL
KK

Assembly (continued)
15 Installing door handles
□ Attach one handle (MM) to the front side of each door (R and S) with two handle bolts (NN).
16
Attaching door panels
□ Ask for assistance to lift the assembled unit upright and position it near the final location.
□ Pick up left door (R) and fasten the hinge bases onto the left side panel (N) with four screws (LL) in each, using the
pilot holes as a guide.
□ Repeat the same process with the right door (S).
□ Open and close the doors to make sure they are aligned and shut correctly. If necessary, adjust the screws for a
good fit. Refer to the hinge sticker on door for adjustment.
NN
MM
RS
NN
MM
N
Q
S
R
LL
KK

Assembly (continued)
17
Attaching adjustable shelves
□ Open the doors and insert eight shelf supports (PP) in the holes at the desired height inside each side
compartment. Make sure you place the four shelf supports at the same level to make the shelf level.
□ Tilt and rest the adjustable shelves (A1) onto the shelf supports (PP).
18 Affixing paper covers
□ Stick the paper covers (TT) onto the visible cam locks to conceal the cams.
A1
PP
A1
A1
A1
A1
N
O
P
Q
N
O
P
Q
TT

AA
C
A
C
B
C
AA
A
AA
A
Assembly (continued)
19
Attaching upright arms
□ See figure A: Fasten upper 2 screws (AA) through the upright arm (C) into the heater (A) until tight.
□ See figure B: Fasten lower 2 screws (AA) into the upright arm (C) until tight.
□ Fully tighten all 4 screws (AA) one final time.
□ Repeat the same process with upright arm (B).
WARNING: Do not lift or transport the heater by using the upright arms.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Use hand screwdriver, not power driver to assemble fireplace insert. See BILT for video instructions.
20
Attaching logs to ember bed
1. Install left log (F) into left hole of ember bed (E) by inserting front edge of base of the log into front notches of
ember bed hole.
2. Then tilt the log back to insert the rear edge of the log base into rear notches of ember bed hole (press down log
firmly to lock into position).
□ Repeat the above process for the right log (G).
IMPORTANT: Carefully follow the 2 steps below for inserting each log.
Figure B
Figure A
G
E
E
E
1
2

Assembly (continued)
21
Positioning ember bed
□ Set the ember bed (E) onto the heater (A) as shown.
□ Push ember bed forward against the front flange of heater.
□ Position the USB cable as shown below.
22
Attaching wall panel
□ Fold the wall panel (H) as shown. Then position yourself at back side of heater (A).
□ Hold wall panel (H) at the angle shown below and insert lower back edge into metal slots on back of heater (A).
□ Tilt wall panel (H) forward until bottom corner inserts into lower U-channels on both upright arms (B and C).
□ Continue to tilt wall panel (H) forward until the top corner inserts into upper U-channels on both upright arms (B and
C).
H
A
C
B
H
A
E
E
A
U-channels
USB cable

Assembly (continued)
23
Connecting ember bed cable to heater
□ Fully plug the USB connector of the ember bed (E) into the back port of heater (A).
24
Inserting the glass
□ Slide the glass (I) into the inner U-channels on both upright arms (B and C) until the glass sits onto the heater (A). If
needed, push top of upright arms in or out to accommodate glass. Make sure the top of the glass (I) is flush with the
top of both upright arms (B and C).
A
B
C
I
I
The warning labels on glass
should face outward
E
A
A

Assembly (continued)
25
Positioning connector strap
□ Position top connector strap (D) over the glass (I) and upright arms (B and C). Follow orientation shown below.
26
Attaching connector strap
□ Fasten connector strap (D) to both upright arms (B and C) using two screws (AA) as show below. Holes must be in
line for screw to pass through.
The bevel edge faces inside the unit
D
I
H
C
B
D
H
D
H
C
B
D
AA H

Assembly (continued)
27
Installing the fireplace insert
□ Lift the fireplace insert carefully into the back of the assembled mantel and centre it on the bottom panel (M) in the
opening.
□ Use the pilot holes as a guide, fasten two large L-shaped brackets (QQ) onto the firebox holder (B1) with four pan
head screws (EE). Make sure the right-angle side of metal bracket is flush with the short edge of firebox holder (B1).
□ Use the pilot holes as a guide, fasten firebox holder (B1) between the partition panels (O and P) with four pan head
screws (EE).
28
Installing acrylic stopper
□ Remove the paper backing of acrylic stopper (SS), then properly align the acrylic stopper into the cutout on the
acrylic stopper template on the front of the top panel (K). Press down on the acrylic stopper to help adhesion.
□ At the back of top panel (K), grip the heads of plastic tacks with pliers, with twisting motion pull tacks loose to
remove the acrylic stopper template.
NOTE: To prevent your TV from tipping, you must install the acrylic TV stopper if you place a flat panel television on
the top panel. Otherwise, skip to next step.
KK
Y
Y
EE
B1
B1
EE
QQ
O/P
O
B1
P
B1

Assembly (continued)
29
Interchanging door insert panels
□ To change door panels, loosen the screws on the inside of the door and rotate the clips to remove the panel.
Replace with the desired panel, then rotate clips to secure the panel within the door frame and tighten screws.
NOTE: The glass door panels are pre-attached when shipping. You can keep as is or interchange as the desired
configuration.
30
Installing the tipping restraint hardware
WARNING: Young children can be seriously injured by tipping furniture. You must install the tipping restraint hardware
with the unit to prevent the unit from tipping, causing any accidents or damage. The tipping restraints are intended only
as a deterrent, they are not a substitute for proper adult supervision. The tipping restraints are not earthquake restraints. If
you wish to add the extra security of earthquake restraints, they must be purchased and installed separately.
□ With assistance, position the assembled fireplace at the desired location against a wall. If necessary, adjust the pre-
attached floor levelers by hand to correct tilting and level the doors, until the unit is level.
□ Follow the instructions printed on the plastic bag containing the tipping restraint hardware to attach the tip-over
restraints to the unit and the wall.
□ Connect the fireplace to the power transformer. Follow the operating manual for the electric fireplace insert to
control your fireplace.
Wooden stud
Wall
Short screw
Wall
Metal bracket
Long screw
Floor leveler
Glass door panel Wood door panel
R/S
T
The moldings face outward
Nylon strap

Care and Maintenance
A touch-up pen has been provided to minimize the small nicks or scratches that may occur during assembly or shipping.
To clean and care for your furniture:
□ Use a soft, clean cloth that will not scratch the surface when dusting.
□ Use of furniture polishes is not necessary. Should you choose to use polishes, test first in an inconspicuous area.
□ Using solvents of any kind on your furniture may damage the finish.
□ Never use water to clean your furniture as it may cause damage to the finish.
□ Always use coasters under beverage glasses and flowerpots.
□ Liquid spills should be removed immediately. Using a soft, clean cloth, blot the spill gently. Avoid rubbing.
□ Always use protective pads under hot dishes and plates. Heat can cause chemical changes that may create
spotting within the furniture finish.
□ In the event that your furniture is stained or otherwise damaged during use, we recommend that you call a
professional to repair your furniture.
□ Check bolts/screws periodically and tighten them if necessary.
CARING FOR WOOD FURNITURE
It is best to keep your furniture in a climate-controlled environment. Extreme temperature and humidity changes can
cause fading, warping, shrinking and splitting of wood. It is advised to keep furniture away from direct sunlight as sun
may damage the finish.
Proper care and cleaning at home will extend the life of your purchase. Following these important and helpful tips will
enhance your furniture as it ages.
CLEANING THE FIREPLACE TRIM
Clean the metal trim using a soft cloth, slightly dampened with citrus oil based product and buff with a clean soft cloth.
DO NOT use brass polish or household cleaners as these products will damage the metal trim. Citrus oil based products
can be obtained at supermarkets or hardware stores.
WARNING
Unit must be placed on a level surface or leveled with included hardware (when applicable).
Do not sit or stand on or allow children to climb, sit or stand on the assembled product.
For safety reasons, it is imperative that this unit be mounted to the wall or floor.
Unit can tip over causing severe injury or death.
Never open more than one drawer at a time.
Do not exceed the recommended weight limits.
Before cutting, drilling or hammering into any wall or floor surface, verify the location of
electrical, plumbing and gas lines. Cutting may cause serious injury.