Teknik Metro 5426461 User manual

NOTE: THIS INSTRUCTION
BOOKLET CONTAINS IMPORTANT
SAFETY INFORMATION.
PLEASE READ AND KEEP FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE.
TV Stand
Metro Collection | Model 5426461
It stands. You sit.
A thing of beauty,
this one.
Teknik
www.teknikoffice.co.uk

Part Identification
Hardware Identification
Assembly Steps
Safety
Table of Contents Assembly Tools Required
No. 2 Phillips Screwdriver
Tip Shown Actual Size
3
4
5-14
15
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 the assembly. The label provides important safety related information.
WARNING
!
50 lbs.
50 lbs.
13-7/8"
13-7/8"
Skip the power trip.
This time.
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43-1/2"
43-1/2"
Straight Edge Screwdriver

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 SHELF (1)
B BOTTOM (1)
C LEFT END (1)
D RIGHT END (1)
E UPRIGHT (1)
F BACK (1)
G SLIDING DOOR (1)
H FRAME (2)
J TUBE (2)
K BASE (1)
L FOOT (1)
M GLASS TOP (1)
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A
B
C
D
E
F
GH
J
K
M
J
L
H

Hardware Identification
åScrews are shown actual size. You may receive extra hardware with your unit.
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LOWER GUIDE - 2
8
HIDDEN CAM - 6
1
L-WRENCH - 1
10
(Refer to the last step for proper
location and application)
WARNING LABEL - 1
9
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50 lbs. 22 kg 22 kg
CAM SCREW - 6
2APPLIQUE CARD - 1 4
5KNOB - 1 UPPER GUIDE - 2 7
1-9/16" PAN HEAD SCREW - 6
11
1/2" HEX HEAD SCREW - 10
15
1-3/16" HEX HEAD SCREW - 6
12
1/2" FLAT HEAD SCREW - 8
14
WOOD DOWEL - 6
3
6BUMPER CARD - 1
13 13/16" MACHINE SCREW - 1

å Assemble your unit on a carpeted floor or on the empty
carton to avoid scratching your unit or the floor.
å Fasten the TUBES (J) and BASE (K) to one of the
FRAMES (H). Tighten four 1/2" HEX HEAD SCREWS (15)
using the L-WRENCH (10).
å Fasten the other FRAME (H) to the TUBES (J) and
BASE (K). Tighten four 1/2" HEX HEAD SCREWS (15)
using the L-WRENCH (10).
Step 1
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H
10
K
J
1/2" HEX HEAD SCREW
(8 used in this step)
15
Remember:
Righty tighty.
Lefty loosey.
H
J
The TABS
must be here.

Hardware Usage Guide
HOW TO USE A HIDDEN CAM & CAM SCREW OR CAM DOWEL
NOTE: Various CAM SCREWS or a CAM DOWEL may be used.
Cam Screws Cam Dowel
Turn the CAM SCREW or
gently tap the CAM DOWEL
until the shoulder is against
the surface of the part.
1.
Hidden CamHidden 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 or CAM DOWEL into the
HIDDEN CAM. Tighten the HIDDEN CAM.
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å Insert three WOOD DOWELS (3) into the SHELF (A).
å Turn six CAM SCREWS (2) into the remaining holes in
the SHELF (A).
å Push six HIDDEN CAMS (1) into the ENDS (C and D)
and UPRIGHT (E).
Step 2
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2
Arrow
1
3
(6 used)
A
C
D
E

å Fasten the ENDS (C and D) and UPRIGHT (E) to the
SHELF (A). Tighten six HIDDEN CAMS.
å NOTE: Be sure the WOOD DOWELS in the SHELF
insert into the ENDS and UPRIGHT.
å Slide the BACK (F) into the grooves in the SHELF (A)
and ENDS (C and D).
Step 3
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A
E
A
F
Surface without
HIDDEN CAMS
Groove
This groove is shorter and wider
than the other long groove.
D
Surface without
HIDDEN CAMS
C
Surface with
HIDDEN CAMS
Finished surface
D
C

å Insert three WOOD DOWELS (3) into the ENDS (C and D)
and UPRIGHT (E).
å Fasten the BOTTOM (B) to the ENDS (C and D) and UPRIGHTS (E).
Use six 1-9/16" PAN HEAD SCREWS (11).
å NOTE: You should start each SCREW a few turns before completely
tightening any of them.
å NOTE: Be sure the WOOD DOWELS in the ENDS and UPRIGHT
insert into the BOTTOM.
å NOTE: Be sure the BACK (F) inserts into the groove in the BOTTOM.
Step 4
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A
D
C
E
B
3
Longer groove F
1-9/16" PAN HEAD SCREW
(6 used in this step)
11

Step 5
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å Carefully turn the box assembly onto the BACK (F) as shown.
å Place the metal parts assembly down over the box exactly as shown.
å Fasten the BASE (K) to the BOTTOM (B). Tighten six 1-3/16" HEX HEAD SCREWS (12) using
the L-WRENCH (10).
å NOTE: You should start each SCREW a few turns before completely tightening any of them.
å Peel APPLIQUES from the APPLIQUE CARD (4) and stick them onto each visible HIDDEN
CAM in the ENDS (C and D) and UPRIGHT (E).
B
F
The TABS
must be here.
10 1-3/16" HEX HEAD SCREW
(6 used in this step)
12
B
E
D
C
4
K

å Fasten the FOOT (L) to the BOTTOM (B). Tighten two 1/2"
HEX HEAD SCREWS (15) using the L-WRENCH (10).
å Carefully stand your unit upright.
å Peel the BUMPERS from the BUMPER CARDS (6) and stick
them onto the tabs on the FRAMES (H) as shown.
Step 6
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10
1/2" HEX HEAD SCREW
(2 used in this step)
15
B
H
H
L
6

å Fasten the KNOB (5) to the SLIDING DOOR (G). Use one
13/16" MACHINE SCREW (13).
å Fasten the GUIDES (7 and 8) to the SLIDING DOOR (G)
exactly as shown. Use eight 1/2" FLAT HEAD SCREWS (14).
Step 7
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Surface with
one hole
Knob
G
G
7
8
5
1/2" FLAT HEAD SCREW
(8 used for the GUIDES)
14
14
13/16" MACHINE SCREW
(1 used for the KNOB)
13

Step 8
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å NOTE: The UPPER GUIDE (7) tabs should be down before
starting this step.
å Insert the LOWER GUIDES (8) in the SLIDING DOOR (G)
at an angle into the groove in the BOTTOM (B). Then, tilt
the DOOR (G) up vertically. Push the UPPER GUIDE (7)
tabs up into the groove in the SHELF (A).
å NOTE: The DOOR should slide freely in the track.
å NOTE: The DOOR gap is adjustable. Turn the cam
on the LOWER GUIDES (8) with a STRAIGHT EDGE
SCREWDRIVER to adjust the door up or down.
B
A
G
The tab should
be down before
you insert it into
the upper track.
The tab should
be up after the
DOOR is in place.
7
8
GG
A
B

Step 9
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å Carefully place the GLASS TOP (M) onto the BUMPERS on the FRAMES (H).
å Apply the WARNING LABEL (9) to the TOP (M). You should be able to read the label when the TV is removed from the
unit. Peel o the backing and apply the label as shown in the diagram.
å NOTE: This is a permanent label intended to last for the life of the product. Once applied, do not try to remove it.
å NOTE: Please read the back pages of the instruction booklet for important safety information.
å This completes assembly. Clean with a damp cloth. Wipe dry.
Tempered safety glass is used. It is stronger than normal glass, and it will not break into long, sharp, knife-like
shards. However, safety glass can break. When safety glass breaks, it instantly fractures into small, bead-like
pieces. These small pieces may have sharp edges.
For your safety, follow these precautions when you assemble your product:
• Wear safety glasses or other eye protection.
• Do not try to drill into or cut safety glass. It will instantly break into small pieces.
• Do not force the glass into position.
• If the glass breaks, be careful when you pick up the pieces. They may have sharp edges.
Caution
M
Shiny surface
25 lbs. total
50 lbs.
35 lbs.
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H
H

WARNING
Please use your furniture correctly and safely. Improper use can cause safety hazards,
or damage to your furniture or household items. Carefully read the following safety information.
Death or serious injury may occur when children climb on audio and/or video equipment furniture. A remote control or toys
placed on the furnishing may encourage a child to climb on the furnishing and as a result may tip over onto the child.
NEVER allow children to climb or play with the TV or furnishing supporting the TV.
NEVER place toys, food, remote, etc. on top of the TV or TV furnishing.
ALWAYS use either the safety hardware as instructed or other wall anchoring device.
Relocating audio and/or video equipment to furniture not specifically designed to support audio and/or video equipment
may result in death or serious injury due to furniture collapse or over turning onto a child.
NEVER place a TV on furniture that is not intended to support a TV.
NEVER exceed the maximum size and weight of the TV shown in the instructions.
Be sure to apply the TV warning label as shown in the instructions.
Overloading drawers and shelves may result in furniture that can break or sag, or tip-over which may result in injury.
NEVER exceed the weight limits shown in the instructions.
Place the heavier items on lower shelves as far back from the front as possible.
Load the bottom surfaces first to avoid top-heavy furniture.
Moving furniture that is not designed to be moved or equipped with casters may result in injury or damage to furnishings or
personal property.
ALWAYS unload shelves and drawers, starting with the top surfaces, before moving.
NEVER push or pull furniture on carpet. Have a friend help lift properly to move and/or reposition it.
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