Furniture of America IDI-141006RC User manual

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ASSEMBLYRATING
The AssemblyRating isa5-point systemthat showsthe degree of
effort needed in
assembling aspecificproduct (with1being
easy and 5being difficult).For most
products,twopersonsare recommended.
EASY DIFFICULT
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Hammer
PhillipsScrewdriver
ToolsRequiredforAssembly:
2PERSONSRECOMMENDED
(Not Included)
(Not Included)
ITEM#:IDI-141006RC/141007BLK
VERSION: 20170420

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Unless youareparticularlyadeptatassemblingflat-pack/knock-down
furniture,weunderstand building ready-to-assemblefurniturecanbea
frustratingexperiencefor some. Tohelpavoidconfusionand tomake
the assemblyprocessquickerandsmoother, wehaveprovided some
helpfultips.Beforeyou begintheassembly, pleasereadthe following :

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Due tothesizeand/orweight of thisproduct,itis highly
recommended thatthe assemblyshouldbe done nearthe
areaofits intendedlocation.Makesure you haveenough
spacetomovearoundduring theassembly.ALWAYS have
at least twopeopletohelpwithtransporting andassembling
the product toavoidanypotential injury and/or damage
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Note.Makesure toinstall
pcrt #5 thissidefacingup.

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Note:Theblank sideofpart #16
shouldrest onpart #10 and the
pre-drilled holeson therightside
shouldalignwithpart #17.

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Groovefacesinward
The hingecomes intwoparts.
Usethisparthereinthestep.
The hingecomes intwoparts.
Usethisparthereinthestep.
Opening facestheedge

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Makesuretheunitisrestedonaflat surface
anddoesnotfeellooseorwobbly
Ifitdoes,doublecheckthatthebolts/screws
aresecuredandproperlytightened
ASSEMBLY IS COMPLETED
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M2
Refertothelastpage
for moredetailed
hingeinstructions.

HeightAdjustment
Locatedatthetopandbottomofthehingearetwoscrewsthat mount
thehingetothecabinet.Turnthesefirsttomakesurethe door is
secure.Ifthedoorisstilltoohighorlow,loosenthesescrewsslightly
andthenliftorlowerthedooruntilitisintheposition you want. Firmly
tightenthescrewstosecurethedoor.Remember tosupport the door
asyou loosenthesescrewsor it coulddropcompletelyoutofitsinitial
position.Closethecabinetdoorstoseewhetherthefit issatisfactory.
Repeattheprocess ifadjustment isstillneeded.
DepthAdjustment
The screwclosest tothe backof the cabinet isthe depthscrewand
movesthedoorsinandout.Usethisscrewtoadjust howfar out or in
the doorsareincomparison toyour cabinetandtothe othercabinet
doorsand drawerssurroundingit. Loosenthescrewand manuallyPUSH
orPULLthedoortoadjustittothepositionyouwant. Firmlytighten the
screwstosecurethedoor. Closethe cabinet doorstosee whether the
fitissatisfactory.Repeattheprocessifadjustment isstill needed. If
possible,avoidmaxingout the adjustingscrewfor it maycause
unwantedproblems.
Side-To-Side Adjustment
The screwclosest tothe cabinet doorallowsthe doorstomovefrom
sidetoside.Tighten thisscrew(clockwise) tomovethiscornerofthe
doorfurthertowardtheframe;loosenit(counterclockwise) tomovethe
doorawayfromtheframe.Thisadjustmentcanalsobe used tocorrect
adoorthatisnothangingstraight.Ifthetopisfurthertothe left or right
thanthebottom,adjustthetopandbottomhingesseparatelytocorrect
thetilt.Closethecabinetdoorstoseewhetherthe fit issatisfactory.
Repeattheprocess ifadjustment isstillneeded.Ifpossible, avoid
maxing outtheadjusting screwforitmaycauseunwantedproblems.