Sauder Canal Street 420494 User manual

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Canal Street Collection | Model 420494
NOTE: THIS INSTRUCTION
BOOKLET CONTAINS IMPORTANT
SAFETY INFORMATION.
PLEASE READ AND KEEP FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE.
English pg 1-28
Français pg 29-32
Español pg 33-36
Lot #: 396830
Date Purchased: __________________
01/25/17
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Table of Contents Assembly Tools Required
Part Identification
Hardware Identification
Assembly Steps
Français
Español
Safety
Warranty
Hammer
Not actual size
No. 2 Phillips Screwdriver
Tip Shown Actual Size
WARNING
!
Skip the power trip.
This time.
Use of a TV that is too heavy or large is hazardous. A TV that is too heavy will create a risk of a tip-over that can cause severe injury or
death. A TV that is too large for the available space might be accidentally pushed or bumped o the furniture, or subject to tip-over.
• Check the size and weight of your TV. Compare it to the diagram below – before you begin assembly!
• This Sauder unit is designed for use with televisions weighing less than 70 pounds. Never use with a TV that weighs more.
• The size of the television, front-to-back and side-to-side, must fit within the space defined in the diagram.
• Never place the front edge of the TV past the front edge of the TV support shelf (or stop molding – if equipped)
• Never allow the sides of the TV to extend past the side edges of the TV support surface.
• If the TV has a CRT picture tube, the picture tube cone may extend past the rear of the support shelf.
• Be sure to apply the warning label as instructed in the last assembly step. The label provides important safety related information.
3
3-4
5-28
29-32
33-36
37-38
39
70 lbs.
70 lbs.
18"
18"
60"
60"
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Part Identification Now you know
our ABCs.
åWhile not all parts are labeled, some of the parts will have a label or an inked letter on the edge
to help distinguish similar parts from each other. Use this part identification to help identify similar parts.
A RIGHT END (1)
B LEFT END (1)
C TOP (1)
D SUPPORT (2)
E LONG BRACE (4)
F SHELF (1)
G BACK (1)
H ADJUSTABLE SHELF (2)
I LEFT UPRIGHT (1)
J RIGHT UPRIGHT (1)
K UPPER LEFT DRAWER SIDE (1)
L UPPER DRAWER BACK (1)
M UPPER RIGHT DRAWER SIDE (1)
N UPPER DRAWER BOTTOM (1)
O UPPER DRAWER FRONT (1)
P LOWER LEFT DRAWER SIDE (1)
Q LOWER DRAWER BACK (1)
R LOWER RIGHT DRAWER SIDE (1)
S LOWER DRAWER BOTTOM (1)
T LOWER DRAWER FRONT (1)
U DRAWER BRACE (1)
V BOTTOM (1)
W LEG (2)
X CENTER LEG (2)
Z DOOR (2)
A
B
C
D
E
E
E
D
F
G
H
H
IJ
K
LM
N
O
P
QR
ST
U
W
W
X
X
Z
Z
E
(EXTENSION SET
SHOWN SEPARATED)
(EXTENSION SET
SHOWN SEPARATED)
CC SHORT EXTENSION
RAIL - 2 DD SHORT EXTENSION SLIDE - 2
AA LONG EXTENSION
RAIL - 2 BB LONG EXTENSION SLIDE - 2
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V

Hardware Identification
åScrews are shown actual size. You may receive extra hardware with your unit.
1-1/2" FLAT HEAD SCREW - 20
17
1-3/8" FLAT HEAD SCREW - 14
18
2" FLAT HEAD SCREW - 8
16
WOOD DOWEL - 16
6
KNOB - 6
5
CAM COVER - 12
7
SMALL HIDDEN
CAM - 6
2ANGLED HEAD
CAM SCREW - 8
3STRAIGHT HEAD
CAM SCREW - 6
4
20 7/8" MACHINE SCREW - 12
22 1/2" MACHINE SCREW - 16
19 1-3/16" MACHINE SCREW - 4
1/2" LARGE PAN HEAD SCREW - 4
23
1/2" SMALL PAN HEAD SCREW - 24
24
METAL PIN - 8
9RUBBER
SLEEVE - 8
10
NAIL - 34
14
1/2" FLAT HEAD SCREW - 8
25
11/16" FLAT HEAD SCREW - 6
21
8BUMPER CARD - 1
USB PORT - 1
12 13 DRAWER FRONT
BRACKET SET - 1
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(Refer to the last step for proper
location and application)
WARNING LABEL - 1
15
522,68 22,68
70 lbs. 31,75 kg 31,75 kg
HINGE - 4
11
LARGE HIDDEN
CAM - 8
1

Step 1 Look for this icon. It means a
video assembly tip is available at
www.sauder.com/services/tips
å Assemble your unit on a carpeted floor or on the empty
carton to avoid scratching your unit or the floor.
å Fasten two LONG BRACES (E) to two SUPPORTS (D). Use
eight 1/2" MACHINE SCREWS (22).
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1/2" MACHINE SCREW
(8 used in this step)
22
E
E
D
D

å Fasten the LONG BRACES (E) to the TOP (C). Use six
1-3/8" FLAT HEAD SCREWS (18).
Step 2
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31S
1-3/8" FLAT HEAD SCREW
(6 used in this step)
18
Flat edge
C
E
E
Remember:
Righty tighty.
Lefty loosey.

Step 3
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Angled head
3
å Turn eight ANGLED HEAD CAM SCREWS (3) into the
SHELF (F).
F

å Fasten the SHELF (F) to the SUPPORTS (D). Use four
1-3/16" MACHINE SCREWS (19).
å Insert eight WOOD DOWELS (6) into the holes in the SHELF (F)
as shown.
Step 4
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Flat edge
1-3/16" MACHINE SCREW
(4 used in this step)
19
6
6
19
19
F
D
D

Step 5
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å Push eight LARGE HIDDEN CAMS (1) into the ENDS (A and B)
and UPRIGHTS (I and J).
The arrow in the HIDDEN
CAM must point toward the
hole in the edge of the board.
Hole
Arrow
A
J
I
B
Arrow
1

Step 6
J
I
å Separate the LONG EXTENSION SLIDES (BB) from the LONG EXTENSION RAILS (AA) as shown in the upper
diagram. Be prepared, the parts are greasy.
å Fasten the LONG EXTENSION RAILS (AA) to the UPRIGHTS (I and J). Use six SMALL 1/2" PAN HEAD SCREWS (24).
å NOTE: For each EXTENSION RAIL, turn a SCREW into the hole shown in the enlarged diagram. Then, slide the inner
cartridge of the EXTENSION RAIL in to find the other two holes that line up with the holes in the UPRIGHTS. Turn a
SCREW into these holes.
å NOTE: The EXTENSION SLIDES will be used later for the DRAWERS.
Open end
Use these holes to fasten the EXTENSION
RAIL to the UPRIGHTS.
Open end
Push the black lever down and pull the SLIDE from the RAIL.
BB
AA
SMALL 1/2" PAN HEAD SCREW
(6 used in this step)
24
AA
AA
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Step 7
J
I
å Separate the SHORT EXTENSION SLIDES (DD) from the SHORT EXTENSION RAILS (CC) as shown in the upper
diagram. Be prepared, the parts are greasy.
å Fasten the SHORT EXTENSION RAILS (CC) to the UPRIGHTS (I and J). Use six SMALL 1/2" PAN HEAD SCREWS (24).
å NOTE: For each EXTENSION RAIL, turn a SCREW into the hole shown in the enlarged diagram. Then, slide the inner
cartridge of the EXTENSION RAIL in to find the other two holes that line up with the holes in the UPRIGHTS. Turn a
SCREW into these holes.
å NOTE: The EXTENSION SLIDES will be used later for the DRAWERS.
SMALL 1/2" PAN HEAD SCREW
(6 used in this step)
24
Use these holes to fasten the
EXTENSION RAIL to the part.
Push the black lever down and pull the SLIDE from the RAIL.
DD
CC
CC
CC
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å Turn your unit onto its back edges.
å Fasten the ENDS (A and B) and UPRIGHTS (I and J) to
the SHELF (F). Tighten eight HIDDEN CAMS.
å NOTE: Be sure the WOOD DOWELS insert into the holes
in the edges of the ENDS and UPRIGHTS.
Step 8
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Finished edge
Finished edge
A
B
I
J
F
Surface with
HIDDEN CAMS
Surface without
HIDDEN CAMS
Surface without
HIDDEN CAMS
Surface with HIDDEN CAMS
1
2

å Insert eight WOOD DOWELS (6) into holes in the edges
of the ENDS (A and B) and UPRIGHTS (I and J).
å Fasten the BOTTOM (V) to the ENDS (A and B) and
UPRIGHTS (I and J). Use eight 2" FLAT HEAD SCREWS (16).
Step 9
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A
B
I
J
V
6
6
16
2" FLAT HEAD SCREW
(8 used in this step)

Step 10
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å Carefully turn your unit over onto its front edges. Unfold
the BACK (G) and lay it over your unit.
å Make equal margins along all four edges of the BACK (G).
Push on opposite corners of your unit if needed to make
it "square".
å Fasten the BACK (G) to your unit using the NAILS (14).
å NOTE: Perforations have been provided for access
through the BACK. Carefully cut out the holes needed.
Do not stand the unit upright without the
BACK fastened. The unit may collapse.
Caution
Unfinished surface
NAIL
(34 used in this step)
14
G
Perforation
Perforation
This perforation
should be cut out
for the USB cord.

Step 11
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å Fasten the LONG BRACES (E) to the LEGS (W). Use eight
1/2" MACHINE SCREWS (22).
1/2" MACHINE SCREW
(8 used in this step)
22
E
E
W
W

å Fasten the LEGS (W) and LONG BRACES (E) to the
BOTTOM (V). Use eight 1-3/8" FLAT HEAD SCREWS (18).
å Turn two CENTER LEGS (X) into the BOTTOM (V) until
they are tight.
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V
E
E
W
W
X
X
31S
1-3/8" FLAT HEAD SCREW
(8 used in this step)
18
Don't worry. It isn't
Rome. This can be built
in a day.

Step 13
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11
11
Z
Z
å Fasten the HINGES (11) to the DOORS (Z). Use eight 1/2"
FLAT HEAD SCREWS (25).
1/2” FLAT HEAD SCREW
(8 used in this step)
25

å Before fastening the DOOR to your unit, be sure the
mounting screw is against the stops as shown in the right
diagram. If it isn't, loosen the mounting screw to slide it
against the stops. Then tighten the mounting screw.
å Fasten the DOORS (Z) to the ENDS (A and B). Use the
screws in the HINGES.
å Fasten a KNOB (5) to each DOOR (Z). Use four 7/8"
MACHINE SCREWS (20).
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7/8" MACHINE SCREW
(4 used for the KNOBS)
20
Mounting screw
Z
Z
A
B
5
5
Stop

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å Refer to the enlarged diagram to identify the parts on
the HINGES.
å The DOORS may need some adjustments. Follow the text
below to make needed adjustments.
å DOOR ADJUSTMENTS:
To adjust the DOORS from side to side (horizontal), turn the
adjusting screw in or out.
å To adjust the DOORS up and down (vertical), loosen both
vertical adjustment screws. Move the DOORS up or down to the
desired location. Tighten the screws after making adjustments.
å To adjust the DOORS in or out (depth), loosen the mounting
screw one turn and move the DOORS in or out, as needed.
Tighten the mounting screw after making adjustments.
(vertical adjustment)
Adjusting screw (horizontal)
Mounting screw (depth)

Step 16
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å Push the RUBBER SLEEVES (10) over the METAL
PINS (9). Insert the METAL PINS into the hole locations of
your choice in the ENDS (A and B) and UPRIGHTS (I and J).
Set the ADJUSTABLE SHELVES (H) onto the METAL PINS.
å Insert the USB PORT (12) cord through the hole in the SHELF (F)
and then through the hole in the BACK (G).
(8 used)
10 9
12
F
G
A
B
H
H
I
J