Whittier Wood Furniture McKenzie 1374AFGAC User manual

P.O. Box 2827
Eugene, OR 97402 USA
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Mail: P.O. Box 2827 • Eugene, Oregon 97402, U.S.AMail: P.O. Box 2827 • Eugene, Oregon 97402, U.S.A
For normal household use only.
recommended for commercial use.
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Assembly Instructions
Model #
McKenzie Bookcase
Left & Right Piers
1374AFGAC
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 before you
begin your project.
Unload items from this unit prior to moving.
Before loading or moving this unit, check all screws
and supports for tightness.
Do not overload drawers or shelves.
Completely read the Assembly Instructions before
you begin your project.
Store the item: 1) in the box; 2) in a dry place; 3) in
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.
DESIGN SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
04/09VN

K — Drawer Slides
— Qty. 2 sets (Installed)
B — Right Top
— Qty. 1 (Attached)
A — Left Top
— Qty. 1 (Attached)
H — Drawer Face
— Qty. 2 (Installed)
G — Drawer Box
— Qty. 2 (Installed)
E — Adjustable Shelf
— Qty. 2 (Installed)
I — Knob
— Qty. 2 (Installed)
F — Door
— Qty. 2 (Installed)
J – #8 x 1½" Machine Screw
— Qty. 2 (Installed)
L – Shelf Bracket
– Qty. 8 (Attached) – Qty. 32 (Inserted)
M – #6 x ½" Undercut Screw N – #8 x 1¼" Black Screw
– Qty. 6
O — Hinge
— Qty. 4 (Installed)
Q — #6 x 3/4" Brass Flat
Head Screw — Qty. 32
(24 Inserted)
1374AFGAC McKenzie Bookcase Left & Right Piers — Parts List
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.
C — Case Only
— Qty. 2
D — Back
— Qty. 2 (Attached)
R — Tack Glide
— Qty. 8 (Attached)
P – Mending Plate
– Qty. 2
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S — #6 x ⅝" Philtruss Screw
— Qty. 6

Fig. 1a
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 2a
M
L
E
1374AFGAC McKenzie Bookcase Left & Right Piers
Assembly Instructions
TOOL REQUIRED: Phillips Screwdrivier
P
S
PS
P
S
P
x 2
S
x 6
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2.
.To move the Adjustable Shelf (E), remove the #6 x ½" Undercut Screws (M) and the Shelf (E).
Place the mending Plate (P) underneath the top edge of the left pier so the first screw hole is over the
edge of the side panel of the headboard. See Figures 2 and 2a. Insert one #6x5/8" Philtruss Screw (S)
in the first hole of the mending plate. Insert the second #6x5/8" Philtruss Screw (S) into the
second hole that covers the edge of the side panel of the pier. Insert the third screw into the third hole.
Leave the fourth hole empty. Repeat step for the right pier.
This step is optional, but it helps make your piers more stable.
Reposition the Shelf Brackets (L) to the desired positions, replace the shelf and reinsert the
screws. See Figures 1 and 1a.

Fig. 3
N
N
x 6
N
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Door removed for illustration purposes.
3. Insert six #8 x1¼" Black Screws (N) into the predrilled holes on the side panels of the left and
right piers. See Figure 3.
This step is optional, but it will help make your piers more stable.