Whittier Wood Furniture 2072AUF 49"w McKenzie Bookcase Console User manual

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For normal household use only.
recommended for commercial use.
Congratulations!
Production Code:
03/09
Service Policy: We will replace parts
which are defective, missing or damaged.
Please contact Whittier Wood Products
customer service department directly (by
phone, fax, mail or E-mail) for replacement
parts.
Hours: Our friendly customer service staff
can be reached Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. (Pacific Time). A message can be
left 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
To Order: Provide the complete furniture
model number, part letter, production code,
quantity needed, reason for replacement
and your full name and address along with
a telephone number in case we need to
contact you.
Parts ship from our Eugene, Oregon factory
within 1 or 2 business days from the time
we receive the request. Please allow 5-10
business days for delivery.
This fine piece of furniture will make a handsome
addition to your home. For the best results, start
by reading the Assembly Instructions and Finishing
Hints before you begin your project.
Read the Assembly Instructions and Finishing Hints
completely before beginning your project.
Store the item: 1) in the box; 2) in a dry place; 3)
temperatures ranging from 40° to 90°. (Not on a cold,
possibly damp, cement floor.)
Inspect your furniture periodically for any loose glue
joints, screws or any other problem that might affect
the stability of your furniture. Tighten or repair
as needed.
Unload items from this unit prior to moving.
Before loading or moving this unit, check all screws
and supports for tightness.
Do not climb, sit or stand on this piece of furniture.
Do not not overload shelves on this unit.
DESIGN SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
Handle the glass plate with care. Glass is fragile.
Model #
AUF McKenzie
Bookcase Consoles
2072AUF 49"w
McKenzie Bookcase Console
2073AUF 54"w
McKenzie Bookcase Console
Assembly Instructions

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A — Top Assembly
— Qty. 1 (attached) B — Large Adjustable
Shelf — Qty. 3
D — Case Only — Qty. 1
L — Knob
— Qty. 3 (installed)
E — Large Door Frame
— Qty. 1 (installed)
F — Small Door
— Qty. 2 (installed)
M – #8 x 1½" Machine Screw
— Qty. 3 (installed)
N – Shelf Bracket
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– Qty. 28 (attached) – Qty. 28 (inserted)
O – #6 x ½" Undercut Screw
P — Hinge — Qty. 6
(installed)
Q — #6 x 3/4" Brass Flat
Head Screw — Qty. 46
(inserted)
ZB — Nylon Restraint Strap
— Qty. 2
ZA — Clip
— Qty. 4
ZC — #8 x 2" Black Screw
— Qty. 4
ZD — #8 x 1" Pan Screw
— Qty. 4
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2073AUF 54"w McKenzie Bookcase Console — Parts List
R — Assembled Foot
— Qty. 2 (attached)
S — T-Nut
— Qty. 2 (inserted)
T — Adjustable Glide
— Qty. 2 (installed)
Please identify the parts and check that quantities received match those on this list.
If you need to replace a part, refer to the following letter and model name.
G — Large Door Glass
— Qty. 1 (installed)
J — Door Glass Support Rail
— Qty. 2 (attached)
X — Magnetic Catch
— Qty. 6 (installed)
Y — #5x⅝" Flat Head Screw
— Qty. 24 (inserted)
U — Magnetic Plate
— Qty. 6 (installed)
K — Door Glass Support Stile
— Qty. 2 (attached)
C — Small Adjustable
Shelf — Qty. 4
I — Small Adjustable
Glide — Qty. 2 (inserted)
H — Nylon Insert
— Qty. 2 (inserted)
W — Tack Glide
— Qty. 2 (inserted)

2. To move the Adjustable Shelves (B, C), remove the #6 x ½" Undercut Screws (O) and the Shelves
3. To finish the Large Door Frame (E), you must first remove the glass. Remove the door from its
hinges and lay it face-down on a clean, protected surface. Remove the #6x¾" Brass Flat Head
Screws, the Door Glass Support Stiles (K), Door Glass Support Rails (J) and set aside. Carefully
lift the Large Door Glass (G) and put it safely away. Finish the door frame, stiles and rails and, after
the finish dries, replace the glass and reattach the Door Glass Support Rails (J) and Door Glass Support
Stiles (K) with #6x¾" Brass Flat Head Screws (Q). Rehang the door. See Figures 3, 3a and 3b.
(B, C). Reposition the Shelf Brackets (N) to the desired positions, replace the shelf and reinsert
the screws. See Figures 2 and 2a.
Rotate the Adjustable Glides found at the front corners of the unit and at the bottoms
of the Assembled Foot (R) until the unit is level.
Doors removed for purposes of
this illustration.
Fig. 2
Fig. 2a O
N
B
CC
Assembly Instructions
TOOL REQUIRED: Phillips Screwdriver
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Fig. 3
Q
x 10
Fig. 3a
J
J
Q
K
K
R
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E
G
DO NOT LEAN ON THE GLASS AT ANY TIME.
Fig. 3b
J
J
Q
K
K

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4. Position the unit at the desired location. Locate a stud in the wall behind the unit. Attach a Clip (ZA) to
a wall stud with #8 x 2" Black Screws (ZC). See Figure 4a. Attach the second clip to the unit with
#8 x 1" Pan Head Screws (ZD). See Figure 4b. Connect the two clips with a Nylon Restraint Strap
(ZB). See Figures 4c and 4d. If studs cannot be located, purchase proper attachment hardware for
your type of wall and secure the unit according to that hardware’s instructions.
Tipping Restraint
Fig. 4a
Fig. 4c
Fig. 4d
ZA
ZC
ZC
ZD
ZA
ZB
Fig. 4b
ZD
ZA

Rubber
gloves
Rags
Paper towels
Q-tips
Tack cloth
Drop cloth
Paint brushes
(bristle and
foam)
#220 & #320
sandpaper
Mineral spirits
Masking Tape
Rev. 11/07
Finishing Hints
Choosing the Finish:
Getting Started
1. Choose a finish that will meet your expectations for
the product you are finishing. Are you matching
existing furniture or do you want a “natural” finish?
Is the piece to be functional, decorative or both?
The answers to these questions may affect the
type of finish you choose.
1. Assembly Instructions may contain special
finishing information for that item. Read both
the Assembly Instructions and these Finishing
Hints completely before beginning.
2. Sand the entire piece, using #220 grit sandpaper.
Sand with the grain of the wood on flat surfaces
and opposite the grain on turnings. Some parts
are plywood. Be careful not to sand through the
veneer. End grain (table top ends, seat edges,
grooves on turnings, etc.) accepts more stain.
Extra sanding in these areas with a #320 grit sand-
paper will reduce stain absorption, creating a more
evenly stained piece.
3. When sanding is completed, wipe the surface of
your furniture with a cloth or tack rag. Make sure
the item is free of dust before proceeding.
2.
Use products of the same brand to ensure compat-
ibility of products.
4. We recommend using a wood conditioner under oil
base stains.
5. Work in a well ventilated and well lit area.
3.
ALWAYS follow the stain manufacturer’s instruc-
tions. Alder is a porous hardwood
and often
looks best when following the finishing directions
for softwoods
1. Read and follow label directions. Stir stain well
before starting.
4. Q-tips are ideal for hard to reach areas.
5. Allow to dry thoroughly before proceeding.
2.
Test stain on an inconspicuous spot on your proj-
ect, or use the sample chip if one is provided. The
sample chip must be sanded in the same way as
your furniture kit to ensure the piece will accept the
stain similarly. Put at least one coat of your top coat
over the stain sample, as it also affects the look of
the stain. Test every type of wood that is in your
kit. Some of our products include more than one
type of wood, which may react differently to the
stain color. Sample chips for the different woods
may be included. It may be necessary to add a
second coat of stain to lighter woods to match the
darker woods in your kit.
3. Apply stain with a poly brush or lint-free cloth. Apply
stain over a small area and wipe off excess. Work-
ing in small areas will make the color easier to con-
trol.
1. Always read and follow all label directions. Stir
your finish coat gently, do not shake. It will create
bubbles that are hard to remove.
2. All surfaces (including the underside of table tops
and inside drawers) must be sealed with at least
one layer of a top coat. This will help minimize
wood swelling, shrinkage, warping and cupping
due to changes in moisture content or temperature.
3. We recommend that you apply a minimum of two
coats when using polyurethane or varnish
(especially on all table top and work surfaces).
Sand lightly between coats using a #320 grit sand-
paper or 00 steel wool for the smoothest possible
finish.
4.
Some water-based finishes tend to raise the grain
slightly. This can be easily controlled with this sand-
ing step. However, do not use steel wool when using
water-based finishes. Strands of steel fiber caught
in the wood can cause rust spots when coated with
any water-based product.
1. For best results when painting, first coat the wood
with a primer. An oil based primer would be best for
a smooth finish. If you do not wish to use a solvent
based primer, a water based primer would work
almost as well.
2. Buy a quality brand paint. You may use a satin,
semi-gloss, or gloss sheen. Apply a second coat
for a smooth finish. Lightly sand between coats
using a #320 grit sandpaper, so that the second
coat will bond well. Repeat as desired.
3. Since there is such a variation between paint
manufacturers, refer to your paint supplier for spe-
cific advice on using the paint that you purchase.
Staining
Applying the Top Coat:
Painting:
No top coat is required if using paint.