Teknik Canal Heights Console 5419230 User manual

Canal Heights Console
Model 5419230
www.teknikoffice.co.uk
NOTE: THIS INSTRUCTION
BOOKLET CONTAINS IMPORTANT
SAFETY INFORMATION.
PLEASE READ AND KEEP FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE.
For things 'n such.
Teknik

Table of Contents Assembly Tools Required
3
3
4-6
Part Identification
Hardware Identification
Assembly Steps
No. 2 Phillips Screwdriver
Tip Shown Actual Size
Skip the power trip.
This time.
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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 35 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.
WARNING
!
35 lbs.
35 lbs.
15-1/2"
15-1/2"
39-1/2"
39-1/2"

Part Identification
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 BOTTOM (1)
E SHELF (1)
F BRACE (2)
G BACK BRACE (2)
H BLOCK (1)
Now you know
our ABCs.
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A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
F
Hardware Identification
åScrews are shown actual size. You may receive extra hardware with your unit.
1/2" MACHINE SCREW - 12
19/16" LARGE HEAD SCREW - 6 2
WASHER - 4
5
1-1/4" FLAT HEAD SCREW - 10
3
2-9/16" MACHINE SCREW - 4
4
G
(Refer to the last step for proper
location and application)
WARNING LABEL - 1
6
522,68 22,68
35 lbs. 15 kg 15 kg

Step 1
å Do not completely tighten screws until you have completed assembly.
å Assemble your unit on a carpeted floor or on the empty carton to avoid scratching
your unit or the floor.
å Fasten the ENDS (A and B) to the BRACES (F). Use eight 1/2" MACHINE SCREWS (1).
å Fasten the TOP (C) to the ENDS (A and B). Use six 9/16" LARGE HEAD SCREWS (2).
å NOTE: The holes in the ENDS (A and B) must face the back of the TOP.
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A
B
C
F
F
A
B
These holes
must be here.
These holes
must be here.
Back
1/2" MACHINE SCREW
(8 used for the BRACES)
1
9/16" LARGE HEAD SCREW
(6 used in this step)
2

å Fasten the BOTTOM (D) and SHELF (E) to the ENDS (A and B) and BRACES (F). Use ten 1-1/4" FLAT HEAD SCREWS (3).
å Fasten the BLOCK (H) to the BOTTOM (D). Use four 2-9/16" MACHINE SCREWS (4) and four WASHERS (5).
å Fasten the BACK BRACES (G) to the ENDS (A and B). Use four 1/2" MACHINE SCREWS (1).
å Completely tighten all of the SCREWS.
Step 2
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A
B
D
E
G
H
D
A
B
F
F
5
4(4 of each used)
1/2" MACHINE SCREW
(4 used for the BACK BRACE)
1
1-1/4" FLAT HEAD SCREW
(10 used in this step)
3
G