Teknik Home Study 5426616 User manual

NOTE: THIS INSTRUCTION
BOOKLET CONTAINS IMPORTANT
SAFETY INFORMATION.
PLEASE READ AND KEEP FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE.
TV Stand
Home Study Collection |Model 5426616
Your holder for all
things awesome.
Teknik
www.teknikoffice.co.uk

Table of Contents Assembly Tools Required
Part Identification
Hardware Identification
Assembly Steps
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Safety
Warranty
No. 2 Phillips Screwdriver
Tip Shown Actual Size
WARNING
!
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 flat panel televisions weighing less than 50 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.
• Be sure to apply the warning label as instructed later in assembly. The label provides important safety related information.
50 lbs.
50 lbs.
15-1/2"
15-1/2"
43"
43"
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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.
Now you know
our ABCs.
A END (2)
B TOP (1)
C TOP FRONT MOLDING (1)
D TOP SIDE MOLDING (2)
E RIGHT FRONT/LEFT REAR LEG (2)
F LEFT FRONT/RIGHT REAR LEG (2)
G FIXED SHELF (1)
H BOTTOM (1)
J UPPER END MOLDING (2)
K LOWER END MOLDING (2)
L BOTTOM MOLDING (1)
M BACK (1)
N SMALL UPRIGHT (1)
O LARGE UPRIGHT (1)
P ADJUSTABLE SHELF (2)
Q BALLAST (1)
T DOOR (2)
A
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
L
M
N
O
P
Q
J
K
P
TT
F
E
D
K
J
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Hardware Identification
åScrews are shown actual size. You may receive extra hardware with your unit.
WARNING
For use with televisions weighing 50 lbs.
(22.6 kg) or less. Use with heavier
televisions may result in instability causing
tip over resulting in death or serious injury.
-Never allow children to climb on audio/
video furniture.
Refer to instruction book for complete
safety information.
Note: This is a permanent label. Do not
try to remove. Surface will be damaged.
11/18 5 2 4 9 2 8 524928
WARNING LABEL - 1
1L
(Refer to the last step for proper
location and application)
APPLIQUE CARD - 4
100P
FELT DISC CARD - 1
1M
ANGLE BRACKET - 8
27G WASHER - 2
10I
METAL PIN - 10
1R
CAM SCREW - 8
8F
PULL - 2
22K
WOOD DOWEL - 6
15F
GROMMET - 2
10P
HIDDEN CAM - 24
1F CAM DOWEL - 16 2F
RUBBER SLEEVE - 8
2R
14H HINGE - 4
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Hardware Identification
åScrews are shown actual size. You may receive extra hardware with your unit.
BLACK 9/16" LARGE HEAD SCREW - 16
1S
SILVER 1/4" MACHINE SCREW - 2
61S
BLACK 1/2" FLAT HEAD SCREW - 8
11S
BLACK 9/16" FLAT HEAD SCREW - 8
32S
BLACK 1-15/16" FLAT HEAD SCREW - 7
113S BLACK 1-3/8" PAN HEAD SCREW - 6
118S
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Hardware Usage Guide
Start Tighten
Arrow
Minimum
190 degrees
Caution
Risk of damage or
injury. HIDDEN CAMS
must be completely
tightened. HIDDEN
CAMS that are not
completely tightened
may loosen, and parts
may separate. To
completely tighten:
Arrow
Maximum
210 degrees
3. Start Tighten
Arrow
Minimum
190 degrees
Caution
Risk of damage or
injury. HIDDEN CAMS
must be completely
tightened. HIDDEN
CAMS that are not
completely tightened
may loosen, and parts
may separate. To
completely tighten:
Arrow
Maximum
210 degrees
HOW TO USE A HIDDEN CAM & CAM DOWEL
Hole
Hidden Cam
Cam Dowel
2.
Hole
Hidden Cam
Cam Dowel
Insert the metal end of the CAM
DOWEL into the HIDDEN CAM.
Metal end
Arrow
1. Push a HIDDEN CAM into
the part. The arrow in the
HIDDEN CAM must point
toward the hole in the
edge of the board.
Cam Screw
Hidden Cam
Arrow
Push a HIDDEN CAM into
the part. The arrow in the
HIDDEN CAM must point
toward the hole in the
edge of the board.
Hole
2. 3.
1
2
Insert the CAM SCREW into the HIDDEN CAM.
Tighten the HIDDEN CAM.
HOW TO USE A HIDDEN CAM & CAM SCREW
Turn the CAM SCREW until
the shoulder is against the
surface of the part.
1.
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Step 1
å Assemble your unit on a carpeted floor or on the empty
carton to avoid scratching your unit or the floor.
å Push six HIDDEN CAMS (1F) into the FIXED SHELF (G)
and BACK (M). Then, insert the metal end of a
CAM DOWEL (2F) into each HIDDEN CAM.
G
M
Do not tighten the HIDDEN CAMS in this step.
Arrow
1F
2F
(6 used)
Metal end
1F
2F
Arrow
Metal end
1F
2F
Metal end
Arrow
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å Fasten the FIXED SHELF (G) to the BACK (M). Tighten two
HIDDEN CAMS.
Step 2
G
M
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Surface with
HIDDEN CAMS

å Fasten the SMALL UPRIGHT (N) to the FIXED SHELF (G).
Use two BLACK 1-15/16" FLAT HEAD SCREWS (113S).
Step 3
G
N
BLACK 1-15/16" FLAT HEAD SCREW
(2 used in this step)
113S
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Some assembly
(and snacks) required.

å Push two HIDDEN CAMS (1F) into the LARGE UPRIGHT (O).
Then, insert the metal end of a CAM DOWEL (2F) into each
HIDDEN CAM.
Step 4
O
Do not tighten the HIDDEN CAMS in this step.
Arrow
1F
2F
(2 used)
Metal end
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