Whittier Wood Furniture Catalina 3312SAN User manual

P.O. Box 2827
Eugene, OR 97402 USA
Production Code:
VN 06/23
Model #
3312SAN
Catalina
60"W Dresser
SAN = Sand finish
Assembly Instructions
IMPORTANT NOTES:
•Wood can be susceptible to changing color over time when exposed to
strong sunlight. Use window shades, drapes or blinds to protect your
furniture. To help the surface age evenly and avoid dark and light
spots, periodically move items to expose the entire surface to an even
amount of light so it may develop a uniform patina.
•For normal household use only. Not recommended for commercial use.
•Do not remove or modify the counterweight. It is an important part of
the stability and safety system.
•Do not overload the drawers.
•Unload items before you move this unit.
•This assembly requires two people.
WARNING
Children have died
from furniture tipover.
To reduce the risk of
furniture tipover:
•ALWAYS install
Anti-tip device
provided.
•NEVER put a TV on
this product.
•NEVER allow
children to stand,
climb or hang on
any drawers, doors
or shelves.
•NEVER open more
than one drawer at a
time.
•DO NOT defeat or
remove the drawer
interlock system; it
is an important
stability and safety
system.
•Place heaviest items
in the lowest
drawers.
DO NOT remove the interlock
system except for
maintenance as shown.
NEVER use the unit without
the interlock installed
following the instructions.
The snapper arm must be
angled forward in the locked
positions to engage the
interlock system after
removing a drawer. See
diagram below.
Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to
wood dust, a substance known to the state of California to cause cancer.
Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for
personal protection.
For more information go to: www.p65warnings.ca.gov/wood
This product can expose you to chemicals, including formaldehyde,
which are known to the State of California to cause cancer.
For more information go to: www.p65warnings.ca.gov/furniture
DESIGN SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
If you ever have questions about your furniture, please do not hesitate to contact us. In the unlikely event you need a replacement
part; we can make those parts available through an authorized Whittier Wood Furniture dealer. If you cannot order replacement parts
through your dealer, please contact our customer service department.
Hours: Our friendly customer service staff can be reached:
Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Pacific Time).
You may leave a message 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Customer Service: 800-653-3336 • Outside the U.S.: 541-687-0213
Fax: [phone]• Email: [e-mail]
Thank you for allowing us to help you furnish your
home. We are certain you will be delighted with
your new furniture for many years to come.
Close up
view
of locked
snapper

3312SAN Catalina 60"W Dresser
Parts List
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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 part name.
Part
Description
Quantity
A
Case
1
B
Leg Frame Assembly (attached)
1
C
Base (attached)
1
D
Upper Left Drawer Box (inserted)
1
E
Upper Right Drawer Box (inserted)
1
F
Center Drawer Box (inserted)
4
G
Lower Drawer Box (inserted)
2
H
Upper Drawer Face (installed)
2
I
Center Drawer Face (installed)
4
J
Lower Drawer Face (installed)
2
K
Tray (attached)
1
L
Assembled Foot (attached)
1
M
Anti-Tip Snapper (attached)
4
N
Drawer Clip (attached)
8
O
Linkage Arm (attached)
4
P
Aluminum Support Bar (attached)
2
Q
14" Drawer Slides (pre-installed sets)
9
R
#6 x 3/4" Philtruss Screw (inserted)
66
S
#6 x 1/2" Philtruss Screw (inserted)
78

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Parts List
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Part
Description
Quantity
T
#6 x 5/8" Philtruss Screw (inserted)
6
U
Adjustable Glide with Hex Nut (installed)
1
V
#8 x 1-1/8" Lo-Profile Screw (inserted)
4
W
#8 x 1-1/4" Pan Head Screw (inserted)
127
X
#8 x 7/8" Black Lo-Profile Screw (inserted)
48
Y
#8 x 1-3/4" Pan Head Screw (inserted)
36
ZA
#8 x 1-1/4" Black Screw (inserted)
3
ZB
#8 x 2" Black Screw (inserted)
2
ZC
#8 x 1-1/4" Machine Screw Tuscan (installed)
24
ZD
Washer (inserted)
4
ZE
1/4" Hex Nut (inserted)
4
ZF
1/4" T-Nut (inserted)
8
ZG
5/16" x 3/4" Insert Nut (inserted)
1
ZH
1/4" x 25mm Hex Bolt (inserted)
8
ZI
1/4" x 18mm Hex Bolt (inserted)
4
ZJ
1/4" x 20mm Insert Nut (inserted)
4
ZK
4 x 10mm Insert Nut (inserted)
4
ZL
Handle (attached)
12
ZM
Velvet Secret storage drawer bottom 642 x 374mm (attached)
1
ZN
Velvet Tray bottom 357 x 308mm (attached)
1
ZO
Slotted Leveler (installed)
4
ZP
Leveler Adjustment Key (attached to Owners Manual)
1
TS
Furniture Tipping Restraint (attached)
1 set

3312SAN Catalina 60"W Dresser
Assembly Instructions
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Tools Required: Phillips Screwdriver, Pencil.
Tool Provided: Leveler Adjustment Key in the Zip bag taped to the Owner’s Manual and Safety
Guide.
1. The dresser includes jewelry storage in the upper right drawer (E). To access the lower jewelry
storage area of this drawer slide upper section back into the case. See Figures 1 and 1a.
2. Place the unit at its final destination. Use the Leveler Adjustment Key (ZP), found in the Zip bag
taped to the Owner’s Manual and Safety Guide to rotate the Slotted Levelers (ZO) on the
bottoms of the legs and rotate the Adjustable Glide with Hex Nut (U) at the bottom of the
Assembled Foot (L) until the unit is level until the unit is level. See Figures 2 and 2a.
Fig. 2
ZO
U
L
Fig. 2a
Tight
Loose
ZP
ZO
ZO
Fig. 1
Fig. 1a
K
E
E

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Assembly Instructions
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3. If you need to remove your drawers, pull up on the left Drawer Release Lever while pushing
down on the right Drawer Release Lever and pull out the drawer. See Figures 3 and 3a. Note
where each drawer came from to make sure you place them back into their correct positions.
4. This piece of furniture includes two drawer interlock systems, one controlling each vertical bank
of drawers. This allows only one drawer in each bank to be open at a time. This safety feature
reduces the risk of tip over. Do not defeat or remove the drawer interlock systems.
5. When removing drawers from furniture featuring the Anti-Tip Drawer Interlock System it is
important that the drawer be installed in its original location. Numbers and letters are stamped
on the back of the drawers. Stamping sequence starts at the bottom, moves to the top and
designated left or right.
Drawer back stamping example:
Continued on Page 6
4L
3L
2L
1L
3R
2R
1R
Fig. 5
4R
Fig. 3
Drawer Release Lever
Fig. 3a

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Assembly Instructions
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6. The drawer interlock system has two major parts; drawer clips attached to the sides of the
drawers and anti-tip snapper arms attached to the side panels as shown in Figure 6. If you want
to remove more than one of the secured drawers, you have to change the position of the
snapper arm to ensure it is unlocked.
When you open a secured drawer, the snapper arm will be angled forward. See Figure 6a.
Remove the drawer. Push the snapper arm back so it is straight. See Figure 6b. Now you can
remove another drawer adjacent to the one already removed.
Continued on Page 7
Fig. 6a
Close up view of
locked snapper
Fig. 6
Drawer Clip
Snapper
Drawer Clip
Fig. 6b
Close up view of
unlocked snapper

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Assembly Instructions
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Furniture Tipping Restraint Instructions
Safety First! Anchor It!
Before you begin this assembly, identify each part and make sure the quantities received match what is on this
list. If you need to replace a part, contact Whittier Wood Furniture customer service and refer to the following
list for its name and letter code.
Part
Description
Quantity
A
Cam Buckle and Short Strap (installed)
1
B
Plastic Bracket (installed)
1
C
1" x 1000mm Long Strap (installed)
1
D
#8 x 3" Pan Head Screw
2
E
#10 x 1" Oval Head Screw (inserted)
1
F
Washer
1
WARNING
Children have died from furniture tipover. To reduce
the risk of furniture tipover:
•ALWAYS install Anti-tip device provided.
•NEVER put a TV on this product.
•NEVER allow children to stand, climb or hang on
any drawers, doors or shelves.
•NEVER open more than one drawer at a time.
•DO NOT defeat or remove the drawer interlock
system; it is an important stability and safety
system.
•Place heaviest items in the lowest drawers.
DO NOT remove the interlock system
except for maintenance as shown.
NEVER use the unit without the
interlock installed following the
instructions.
The snapper arm must be angled
forward in the locked positions to
engage the interlock system after
removing a drawer. See diagram
below.
Close up view
of locked
snapper

3312SAN Catalina 60"W Dresser
Assembly Instructions
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If you have a stone or tile floor or do not wish to drive screws into the corner of the baseboard
and floor see the instruction included inside the tipping restraint kit for an alternate
installation.
7. Decide where you want to place the piece of furniture in your room. Mark the baseboard with a
pencil mark directly behind the location where the tipping restraint is attached to your item.
Move the item away from the wall far enough to allow you to access the spot where the
baseboard meets the floor. Position the straps and Plastic Bracket (B) as shown in Figures 7
and 7a with the angled corners of the Plastic Bracket (B) firmly placed against the seam of the
baseboard and floor. Attach by driving #8 x 3" Pan Head Screws (D) through the holes in the
Plastic Bracket (B) into the seam below the baseboard where it meets the floor. See Figures 7
and 7a.
8. Move the item back into position against the wall and reach underneath the piece of furniture to
grasp the loop in the free end of the strap. Pull the free end of the strap until portion between
the Cam Buckle (A) and the back apron of the item is tight. See Figures 8 and 8a. If you need
to move the piece of furniture reach beneath and locate the buckle which connects the two
sections of the strap and depress the release lever, then pull on the section of strap that is
between the buckle and the back apron of the furniture until there is enough slack to allow you
to pull the item away from the wall.
Fig. 8
Fig. 8a
C
Wall
Floor
Fig. 7
D
x 2
Fig. 7a
Wall
Floor
D
Floor
Baseboard