Tennsco 1871 Instruction Manual

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Some parts may have sharp edges. CARE must be taken when handling various pieces to avoid injury.
For safety, wear a pair of work gloves when assembling or performing any maintenance on products.
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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS & PARTS MANUAL
RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
Deluxe Wardrobe Cabinet
Unassembled Models 1871 & 2471
Tennsco LLC., Dickson, TN 37056-1888 • [phone]
LOAD CAPACITIES PER SHELF LEVEL
36w x 18d
36w x 24d
200 lbs.
200 lbs.
UNIT SIZE WEIGHT CAPACITY
EVENLY DISTRIBUTED

ASSEMBLY OF 1871 OR 2471 CABINET
Tools Needed: A free 11/32” nut driver is included with each Tennsco cabinet.
Two people are recommended for assembly. Approximate assembly time: 20-30 minutes.
5. Place the shelf (Ref. No. 4) into one of the upper positions
on the unit by inserting the shelf edges into the lances on
all four shelf adjustment strips. Be sure that the channeled
edge of the shelf is toward the cabinet front.
2. Place the cabinet back (Ref. No. 1) on a protected surface
to prevent scratching the paint. The ange on the bottom of
the back should be facing upward.
1. The reference numbers used throughout this sheet refer to
the illustration on the back cover. This is to help you to
identify the various parts as they are mentioned.
3. Attach the left side (Ref. No. 2) to the back by placing
ange (A) around the back and bolting it together
with seven bolts and nuts Ref. Nos. 17 & 18). Be sure that
the lances on all shelf adjustment strips (B) point in the
same direction.
6. Place the top (Ref. No. 5) onto the unit. Be sure that the
anges tuck inside the cabinet sides and back. Secure
with eleven nuts and bolts. The front part of the top will
bolt into place in step 8.
4. Attach the right side (Ref. No. 3) to the back in the same
manner as in step 3, again making sure that the ange
is around the back and that the lances on the shelf
adjustment strips are pointed in the same direction as those
on the back and left side.
7. With both doors in the closed position, lift the door
and frame assembly (Ref. No. 6) and place it over the
cabinet body. Be aware that the door latches have not
yet been attached,
so the doors could
potentially swing
open if the door
frame is held in
an upsidedown
position. The
door frame should
cover the outside
edges of the
entire storage
cabinet front.
NOTE: When bolting the unit together, leave
the bolts slightly loose until Step 10, unless
otherwise specified.
Flange faces upward.

All lances point UP on
the back and side.
Flanges
face upward
B

Flange goes
under back.
A














Using two people, set the unit upright and tighten all nuts
10.
around the entire unit. Attach
the coat rod bracket (Ref. No.
8) to the underside of the shelf,
inserting one bolt and nut
through the hole provided on
the far right and far left side.
The open side of the side
brackets should face into the
unit. Insert the coat rod (Ref.
No. 9) into rst one bracket,
and then into the other by
exing the second bracket.


Levelers
Access Holes
11. The cabinet must be level
in order for the doors to
close properly. Leveler
may be adjusted by placing
the nut driver through the
hole in each end of the
sill and adjusting the
leveling screw.
8. With the door and frame assembly in place, attach it
securely to the unit by opening each
door, one at a time, and securing
the frame assembly using
two bolts and twenty
nuts. This will
require attaching
nuts to the
nine pre-welded
studs along
each side, plus
two bolts and
nuts along the top.
9. Place the the bottom (Ref. No. 7) in the lowest notch of the
shelf adjusting strips on the back. Make sure the ange with
two holes faces the front, and that it is over the ange of the
frame sill. If necessary, you may
push out on the side
walls to
enable
the bottom
to more
easily slide
into position. Attach
the shelf securely by bolting
the bottom to the frame sill
with two bolts and nuts.
1. Place the locking handle
(Ref. No. 11) on the right
hand door and fasten with
two #8-32 X 1/4 hex-head
bolts and lock washers,
provided with the handle.
2. Turn the handle to the
open position and
place the locking cam
(Ref. No. 12) over the
square shank of the
door handle. The latch
must be facing downward
as shown. Then place the
locking cotter pin (Ref. No.
14) through the hole of the
square shank.
3. With the handle still in the open position, hook the
locking bars (Ref. No. 10) to the locking cam (see
“A” at left). Once in position, slowly rotate the door
handle to the closed position so the lock bars
prot rude from the holes at the top and bottom
of the door (shown at right, below).
4. Slide the nylon lock bar
guide inserts (Ref. No.
13) over the lock bar
ends and through the
door slots (see “B” at
right). Push down rmly
until the guides snap
into place.
5. Attach the “dummy” handle
(Ref. No. 15) using two
#8-32 X 1/4 hex-head bolts
and lock washers.
Handle/Locking System Installation
A
B
B
Two holes
must be in front.
Insert shelf
into bottom lances.







REPLACEMENT PARTS












Tennsco Nut Driver
(Ref No. 16)
Coat Rod
(Ref No. 9)
Bottom
(Ref No. 7)
Coat Rod
Bracket
(Ref No. 8)
Dummy Handle
(Ref No. 15)
Left Side
(Ref No. 2)
Top
(Ref No. 5)
Shelf
(Ref No. 4)
Right Side
(Ref No. 3)
Cotter Pin
(Ref No. 14)
Locking Bar Guide
Nylon Insert
(Ref No. 13)
Locking Bar Set
(Ref No. 10)
Locking Cam
(Ref No. 12)
Locking Handle
with Keys
(Ref No. 11)
Back Panel
(Ref No. 1)
REF. NO. DESCRIPTION
1 Back Panel 1 043BA 1 043BA
2 Left Side 1 043LS 1 044LS
3 Right Side 1 043RS 1 044RS
4 Shelf 1 301 1 302
5 Top 1 043TO 1 044TO
6 Door & Frame Assembly 1 043DA 1 043DF
7 Bottom 1 043BO 1 044BO
8 Coat Rod Bracket 2 045RB 2 045RB
9 Coat Rod 1 045CR 1 045CR
10 Locking Bar Set 1 043LB 1 043LB
11 Locking Handle w/keys & hardware 1 043LH 1 043LH
12 Locking Cam* 1 944LC 1 944LC
13 Locking Bar Guide Insert (Nylon)* 2 944GI 2 944GI
14 Cotter Pin* 1 CTRPN 1 CTRPN
15 Dummy Handle* 1 043DH 1 043DH
16 Tennsco Nut Driver 1 TOOL-2 1 TOOL-2
17 #8-32 x 3/8” bolts (not shown above) 35 ** 35 **
18 #8-32 nuts (not shown above) 53 ** 53 **
*Included in Ref. No. 11, locking handle with keys and hardware (Part No. 043LH). **Available Locally
QTY. PART NO.

Door & Frame
Assembly
(Ref No. 6)
QTY. PART NO.
1871 (18”d Cabinet) 2471 (24”d Cabinet)

NOTE: Additional hardware may be included for replacement purposes.
Tennsco makes every effort to ensure that all units ship complete with all parts and arrive undamaged.
However, should your unit contain missing or damaged parts, please contact your purchase location.
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