Systembuild Evolution 6131015COM User manual

6131015COM
Tall Cabinet
B346131015COM0
THIS INSTRUCTION BOOKLET CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION. PLEASE READ AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
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Date of Purchase ___ / ___ / ___
Lot Number:
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Assembly Difficulty Meter
Easy Tough
Secure Your Furniture
Keep your home and family safe
with the wall anchor kit that is
included with the product.
Serious or fatal crushing injuries can
occur from tipping furniture.
WARNING: Manufacturer assumes no liability
for improper installation or excessive loads
placed on screws or bracket. This wall anchor
is not a substitute for proper adult supervision.

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Assembly Tips
- Open your item in the area you plan to keep it to avoid excessive heavy lifting.
- Identify, sort and count the parts before attempting assembly.
- Compression dowels are lightly tapped in with a hammer.
- Slides are labeled with a R (right) and L (left) for proper placement.
- Make sure to always face the point on the top of the Cam Lock towards the
outer edge.
- Use all the nails provided for the back panel and spread them out equally.
- Back panel must be used to make sure your unit is sturdy.
- Do NOT use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners on this item.
- Never push, pull, or drag your furniture.
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Before You Start
P
Quick
Tip
Assembly
P
P
P
Cam Lock Fastening System
This Cam Lock Fastening System will be used throughout the assembly process.
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Read through each step carefully and follow the proper order
Separate and count all your parts and hardware
Parts are labeled on the surface or edge of the part
Give yourself enough room for the assembly process
Have the following tools: Flat Head Screwdriver, #2 Phillips Head
Screwdriver and Hammer
Caution: If using a power drill or power screwdriver for screwing,
please be aware to slow down and stop when screw is tight.
Failure to do so may result in stripping the screw.
Press CAM BOLT into hole.
Press parts together so CAM BOLT inserts
into edge hole.
Using a screwdriver, turn the CAM LOCK clockwise to
lock the CAM LOCK and CAM BOLT into their holes
and fastening parts together.
Press CAM LOCK into hole.
End hole
Arrow to point towards end
hole in edge of part.

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Before You Start
Quick
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Please Note:
You may need to lightly tap the wood dowels into the holes during
your assembly process.

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Board Identification
Not actual size
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Left Panel
33915015010
Right Panel
33915015020
Bottom
33915015040
ABC
DEF
G
Door
36131015060
Adjustable Shelf (x2)
33915015050
Back Panel
K391501500
This piece is paperboard construction.
It is not made from wood, but is
required for the assembly of your unit.
Shelf (x2)
33915015030

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Board Identification
Not actual size
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This piece is paperboard construction.
It is not made from wood, but is
required for the assembly of your unit.
B
GC
E
A
D
F
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Part List
Actual Size
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Not Actual Size
(x8)
#A22710
cam bolt
(x8)
#A22700
cam lock
(x8)
#A21670
wood dowel
(x4)
#A23030
confirmat screw
(x8)
#A12420
5/8" screw
(x4)
#A12930
1-1/8" screw
(x36)
#A21110
nail
(x4)
#A44140
foot
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3
4
12
6
7
(x2)
#A17400
7/8" bolt
8
(x1)
#A52395
handle
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13
(x3)
#A65615
hinge
(x8)
#A80250
shelf support
9
5a
5
5b
5c
5d
(x1)
#A84050
safety bracket
(x2)
#A89370
door bumper
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STEP1
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(x8)
2
A
B
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STEP2
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Proper orientation of CAM LOCK
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Assembly
Quick
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3
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13
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1
C
5b
5a
(x8)
(x8) (x1)
5a
5b
Do not fully tighten screw.
x2
NOTE:
You have two parts C (shelf), on
one of them you will attach the
safety bracket (5a).

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STEP3
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finished edges face up
AC
C
UNLOCKLOCK

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STEP4
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UNLOCKLOCK
finished edges face up
B
C
C
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STEP5
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finished edges face up
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4
(x4)
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D
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STEP6
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(x8) (x4) (x4)
D
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STEP7
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(x36)
IMPORTANT! THE BACK PANEL IS A STRUCTURAL PART OF THIS UNIT
AND MUST BE INSTALLED PROPERLY.
Carefully turn your unit on its front side.
Attached the back panel as shown nailing straight into the raw edges.
Flush bottom edge of the back
panel with the bottom edge of
bottom (D).
Assure that our unit is square.
Distance from corner to corner
must be equal as shown.
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B
raw
surface
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STEP8
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For Masonry, Concrete, or other
wall materials:
Consult your local hardware store
for appropriate anchors to securely
attach the safety bracket.
IMPORTANT: THIS UNIT MUST BE SECURE TO THE WALL TO HELP PREVENT TIPOVER. FOLLOW
THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL THE ANTI-TIPPING SAFETY BRACKET PROVIDED WITH THIS
PRODUCT.
WARNING
Serious or fatal crushing injuries can
occur from furniture tipover.
To prevent tipover:
* Install tipover restraint provided
* Place heaviest items in the lowest
drawers
* Unless specifically designed to
accommodate, do not set TVs or other
heavy objects on the top of this product
* Never allow children to climb or hang
on drawers, door, or shelves
* Never open more than one drawer at a
time
Use of tipover restraints may only
reduce, but not eliminate the risk of
tipover
OPTION 1: Attachment into a wall stud (preferred method)
Using a stud finder, locate a stud in the wall. Place your unit against the wall, with the safety bracket aligned
in this location. To make driving the screw easier, you can drill a 1/8" diameter pilot hole (3mm) through the
safety bracket into the stud. Drive the screw through the safety bracket into the wall stud. Tighten the screw
that was not fully tighten in step 2.
OPTION 2: Attachment into drywall
Locate your unit where desired against a wall and mark the wall through the safety bracket, then move your
unit aside. Drill a 3/16" diameter hole (5mm) into the wallboard. Tap the wall anchor into the hole until it is
flush. Move your unit into location and fasten the wall bracket to the wall anchor with the screw. Tighten the
screw that was not fully tighten in step 2.
stud
wallboard
hole
5c 5d
5a
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STEP9
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finished edges
face out
(x8)
E
E
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STEP10
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13
(x3)
(x2) (x1)
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13
F
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(x2)
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STEP11
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A
F
NOTE:
This view shows the door being mounted to the left panel for Left Hand door.
The door can also be mounted to the right panel for a Right Hand door.

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Door Adjustment
To adjust the vertical height:
Loosen the screws "A" on both hinges.
They are usually in slotted holes which
allows you to adjust up or down by a
few mm. Then tighten back up.
To adjust the depth:
Loosen the screw "B" and adjust door.
To adjust side to side:
Loosen the screw "C" on BOTH
hinges and tighten "B" moves
door outward. Loosen "B" and
tighten "C" moves doors inward.
A
B
AC

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Maximum Loads
Warning: Risk of injury to persons - do not place a television on this furniture. This furniture is
not approved for use with a television.
Certificate of Conformity
1. This certificate applies to the Dorel Home Furnishings, Inc. product identified by this instruction manual.
2. This certificate applies to compliance of this product with the CPSC Ban on Lead-Containing Paint (16 CFR 1303).
3. This product is distributed by: Dorel Home Furnishings, Inc.
410 East First Street South
Wright City, MO 63390
636-745-3351
4. Site of Manufacture: Tiffin OH
5. See front page of instruction manual for date of manufacture.
This unit has been designed to support the maximum loads shown. Exceeding these load limits
could cause sagging, instability, product collapse, and/or serious injury.
30 lbs
13.6 kg
0 lbs
0.0 kg
35 lbs
15.9 kg
35 lbs
15.9 kg
30 lbs
13.6 kg