Furniture of America ID-10339 User manual

EASY
The Assembly Rating is a 5-point system that
shows the degree of effort needed in
assembling a specific product (with 1 being
easy and 5 being difficult). For most
products, two persons are recommended.
ID-10339
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Tools Required for Assembly:
Rev.14-07-09
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DIFFICULT
ASSEMBLY RATING
Phillips Screwdriver (Not Included)
2 PERSONS RECOMMENDED
Hammer (Not Included)

Thank you for your purchase!
We hope you will enjoy your new product for many years to come. Our commitment
to providing quality products does not simply end when a purchase is made. We
stand behind our products and will provide any support needed in order for you to
fully enjoy your purchase. Your satisfaction is the greatest recognition we could
have.
Because we value your trust in our company, we will do our best to meet your
service expectations. Should you have any assembly related questions, parts
replacement requests, comments or suggestions, please feel free to contact us any
time. To help expedite the service, please have the assembly instructions available,
along with your order receipt.
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Unless you are particularly adept at assembling flat-pack/knock-down
furniture, we understand building ready-to-assemble furniture can be a
frustrating experience for some. To help avoid confusion and to make
the assembly process quicker and smoother, we have provided some
helpful tips. Before you begin the assembly, please read the following:
1. Due to the size and/or weight on most of the ready-to-assemble furniture, it is
highly recommended that the assembly should be done near the area of its
intended location. Make sure you have enough space to move around during
the assembly. ALWAYS have at least two people to help with transporting and
assembling of the product to avoid any potential injury and/or damage.
2. To protect from damage, assemble the item on a clean, protective surface,
such as on a carpet or cardboard.
3. Make sure you have taken all the parts and hardware out of their packaging.
Do not throw away packaging material until assembly is completed.
4. Make sure all parts and hardware are accounted for by comparing the actual
parts and hardware to the list provided in the assembly instructions. Also
check for any irregularity such as crack, flaw or improperly drilled hole. If there
is any problem or missing piece, please contact the manufacturer or the
supplier. Please have the model number, part number and a brief description
of the problem ready will help expedite the replacement process.
5. Read the entire instruction manual and view the diagrams first before
assembling. Arrange your parts in order of use and group the identical
hardware together to make it easier to grab each piece as you begin to
assemble.
6. During the assembly process, make sure all parts are properly aligned before
tightening with the tool provided or required for the assembly. Do not use
power tools and do not over tighten.
7. When applying glue to the wood dowels to bond the parts together, please be
ABSOLUTELY certain that the parts are correct and lined up with each other
(refer to diagrams and take notice of the various pre-drilled hole locations).
When in doubt, assemble the parts together first and if the parts fit right, then
apply glue to the wood dowels.
PRE-ASSEMBLY INTRODUCTION

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CAM LOCK FASTENER ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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Before you begin, please read “Assembly and
Care Advice”, “Pre-Assembly Introduction” and
“Cam Lock Fastener Assembly Instructions”.
PARTS LIST

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HARDWARE LIST
Due to the size and/or weight of this product, it is highly
recommended that the assembly should be done near the
area of its intended location. Make sure you have enough
space to move around during the assembly. ALWAYS have
at least two people to help with transporting and assembling
the product to avoid any potential injury and/or damage.

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Make sure the cabinet is rested on a flat
surface and does not feel loose or wobbly.
If it does, double check that the bolts/screws
are secured and properly tightened.
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Height Adjustment
Located at the top and bottom of the hinge are two screws that mount
the hinge to the cabinet. Turn these first to make sure the door is
secure. If the door is still too high or low, loosen these screws slightly
and then lift or lower the door until it is in the position you want. Firmly
tighten the screws to secure the door. Remember to support the door
as you loosen these screws or it could drop completely out of its initial
position. Close the cabinet doors to see whether the fit is satisfactory.
Repeat the process if adjustment is still needed.
Depth Adjustment
The screw closest to the back of the cabinet is the depth screw and
moves the doors in and out. Use this screw to adjust how far out or in
the doors are in comparison to your cabinet and to the other cabinet
doors and drawers surrounding it. Loosen the screw and manually push
or pull the door to adjust it to the position you want. Firmly tighten the
screws to secure the door. Close the cabinet doors to see whether the
fit is satisfactory. Repeat the process if adjustment is still needed. If
possible, avoid maxing out the adjusting screw for it may cause
unwanted problems.
Side-To-Side Adjustment
The screw closest to the cabinet door allows the doors to move from
side to side. Tighten this screw (clockwise) to move this corner of the
door further toward the frame; loosen it (counterclockwise) to move the
door away from the frame. This adjustment can also be used to correct
a door that is not hanging straight. If the top is further to the left or right
than the bottom, adjust the top and bottom hinges separately to correct
the tilt. Close the cabinet doors to see whether the fit is satisfactory.
Repeat the process if adjustment is still needed. If possible, avoid
maxing out the adjusting screw for it may cause unwanted problems.
HINGE ADJUSTMENT