☛This unit uses cam bolts and locks. The following explains how to use them.
This is not an assembly step; it is a guide for when you are actually doing the assembly using this
kind of hardware.
1. Screw the bolt into the
corresponding panel.
2. In the other panel, insert the
cam lock and align it so it can
properly receive the bolt, then join
both panels (the cam locks might
come pre-installed in this unit).
3. The panels might have a very
small gap which is normal; turn the
cam lock clockwise to lock the
parts together and the gap will also
close.
Cam Bolt Cam Lock
ALIGNMENT
DIRECTION
BEFORE YOU START THE ASSEMBLY, PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING TIPS AND WARNINGS.
•Do a quick inventory to make sure the product contains all the parts and hardware.
•Missing, damaged and defective parts can be replaced at no cost to you. Please refer to the CONTACT card
included with the product.
•The replacement parts service is limited to the continental United States. If you reside in Hawaii, Puerto Rico,
U.S. Dependencies or other countries, please contact the supplier from where the unit was purchased.
•
If during assembly you find an issue or need clarification, please contact our Customer Service for assistance.
Please refer to the CONTACT card included with the product.
•On each step read the instructions and analyze the illustrations thoroughly before proceeding to do the
assembly.
•Make sure you understand which hardware will be used on each step. Using the wrong size of screw, bolt or
pin might strip the threads or cause damage to the part in which it is being used.
•To avoid misalignments, always leave the screws loose and tighten them until all pieces are positioned
correctly.
•Do not overtighten or force the screws as they might break, strip, damage the threads of the holes or get
stuck inside the part.
•Sometimes the laminate might cover partially or entirely the hole on a panel, but the hole should still be
located under the laminate.
•If there is no visible hole for the screw, pass and press the tip of your finger over the area where the hole
should be located to feel the indentation, and once found, carefully pierce the laminate to reveal the hole
underneath.
•If the hole seems too small for the screw, first make sure you are using the correct size of screw and that it’s
been installed in the correct hole. If the hole still appears to be too small, carefully pierce the laminate to
reveal the hole’s actual size.
