Young America BTG 2000 User manual

Model Number:
BTG 2000
BTG 2200
BTG 2250
BTG 2500
Your little one will sleep secure in this youngAmerica Crib. Proper assembly will
ensure every effort has been made to design this crib with your baby's safety in
mind. It is certified to meet all safety guidelines established by ASTM International
and the CPSC-Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Thank you for purchasing a youngAmerica Crib. If you find that you are missing a
part or if a part is defective in any way, contact your Young America retailer for as-
sistance.
Built to Grow Crib Assembly Instructions
IMPORTANT - RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE - READ CAREFULLY

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!WARNING: FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE WARNINGS AND THE
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
 When child is able to pull to a standing position, set the mattress to the lowest
position and remove bumper pads, large toys and other objects that could serve
as steps for climbing out.
 When a child is able to climb out or reaches the height of 35 in. (90 cm), the crib
shall no longer be used.
 DO NOT place a crib near a window where cords from blinds or drapes may
strangle a child.
 To reduce the risk of SIDS, pediatricians recommend healthy infants be placed on
their backs to sleep, unless otherwise advised by your physician.
 To help prevent strangulation tighten all fasteners. A child can trap parts of the
body or clothing on loose fasteners.
 Strings can cause strangulation! Do not place items with a string around a
childs neck, such as hood strings or pacifier cords. Do not suspend strings over
a crib or attach strings to toys.
 Before each usage or assembly, inspect crib for damaged hardware, loose joints,
missing parts or sharp edges. DO NOT use crib if any parts are missing or broken.
Contact your dealer or write to Young America, PO Box 30, Stanleytown, VA 24168
for replacement parts and instructional literature if needed.
 DO NOT substitute parts. Use only bolts or parts supplied by manufacturer or
parts of comparable quality and equal dimensions. Do not allow ends of bolts or
sharp edges to be exposed.
 Follow warnings on all products in a crib.
 If refinishing, use a non−toxic finish specified for children’s products.
 Infants can suffocate on soft bedding. Never add a pillow, comforter or padding.
Never place additional padding under an infant.
 Infants can suffocate in gaps between crib sides and a mattress that is too small.
 Never use plastic shipping bags or other plastic film as mattress covers because
they can cause suffocation.
 Do not allow child to crawl or play underneath crib.
 Use caution when a vaporizer is in use. Always aim the vapor steam away from
the crib as well as away from any other wood furniture item.
 The crib must be fully assembled prior to use.
 Read all instructions before assembling crib. KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR
FUTURE USE.
 CAUTION: Any mattress used in this crib must be at least 27−1/4˜
by 51−5/8˜ with a thickness of no less than 4 inches and not exceeding 6 inches.
When Converting to a Toddler Bed:
 NEVER use bed with children under 15 months of age.
 The maximum weight of the intended user shall not be greater than 50 lb (22.7kg).

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The crib illustrations in these instructions are generic in nature. The crib you have purchased
may not look like the ones illustrated; however, they all assemble in the same manner.
Identifying the Parts
Left Crib End
Mattress Platform
Right Crib End
Headboard Footboard

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8 Connector Bolts
2 3/8” (1/4” x 20 thread)
4 Headboard Bolts
2” (1/4 x 20 thread)
2 Metal Locator Pins
3/8” diameter x 1 1/2” long
2 Allen Wrenches
2 Hole Bolts (1” x 1/4” x 20 thread (For Headboard Only)
4 Hole Bolts (3/4” x 1/4” x 20 thread (For Footboard Only)
2 Caps (3/4” x 1/4” x 20 thread)
This hardware is for use when converting to a day bed and a full size bed.
Identifying the Hardware
Identify the hardware included using the illustrations below
4 Mattress Brackets
with Bolts

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Crib Assembly
NOTE: Read all instructions before assembling crib. KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE.
Attached to the mattress platform is a sleeve to store the instruction booklet.
After assembly is complete, return this instruction booklet to the sleeve for future
reference.
This crib conforms to the ASTM International and the CPSC-Consumer Product Safety
Commission guidelines for product safety. Please adhere to the guidelines in this book-
let for assembly, use and maintenance.
Note the recommendations below:
 Power tools are not recommended for assembly.
 Give yourself plenty of room to work.
 Due to the size of this bed, it must be assembled in the space it will occupy.
 The assembly will take two people to complete.
 Layout all the hardware and make sure that the proper length bolts are used in the
designated areas.
 Do not substitute hardware. If an item is missing or damaged contact Stanley
Furniture Company immediately for replacement. Inspect all component parts and
hardware prior to beginning the assembly process.
 Make sure all fasteners are tight.
 Above all, take your time and read the instructions carefully.
Tools required for Assembly:
 Allen Wrenches (provided)
This Crib is equipped with these additional features:
Bolt Retainer Sleeve—The Retainer Sleeves are located where Connector Bolts are used
to assemble the crib. It is designed to prevent loss of the Connector Bolts after crib is
disassembled. The Bolt Retainer Sleeves are permanently installed at the factory.

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Figure 2.
Attaching the Mattress Platform Brackets
Figure 2.
Enlarged
View
Wrench
Mattress bracket
Figure 1. Left and Right
End Assemblies
Higher location
Lower location
Figure 3.
 Make sure the brackets are straight and
perpendicular to the crib uprights.
 When child is able to pull to a standing
position, set the mattress platform to the
lowest position and remove bumper pads,
large toys and other objects that could
serve as steps for climbing out.
Step 1:
 Locate the (4) Mattress Platform Brackets with
attached assembly bolts as shown in Fig. 1. De-
termine the high or low position of the mattress
foundation (Fig. 3) and attach the brackets on
both the left and right end section in the same
height location. (This is very important to keep
the foundation level and your child safe).
 Attach the (4) brackets and tighten bolts using
the wrench provided. See Figure 2.

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Attaching the End Sections
Figure 4.
Insert the locator pins
Figure 5.
Insert bolts and
tighten from back
of headboard
Figure 4a.
Enlarged view
Figure 5.
Enlarged view
Figure 6.
Assembled ends to headboard
Step 2:
 Insert the (2) metal locator
pins in the lower hole of the
head board post as shown in
Fig 4a.
 Support the headboard and
attach the end sections to the
headboard one at a time.
(install the end sections so
that the mattress platform
brackets are to the inside of
the crib). See Fig 6.
 Using the (4) 2” headboard
bolts in the hardware pack,
attach the bolts from the back
of the headboard and tighten
with the provided wrench.
See Fig 5.
 Repeat for the remaining End
Section.
Wrench
2” Bolt
Locator Pin

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Attaching the Mattress Platform
`
Figure 8.
Assembled with mattress platform
Figure 7.
Enlarged view of bolt attachment
Step 3:
 Place the Mattress Platform into the support
brackets. (Before inserting bolts, make sure
the instruction holder and the warning label
are facing up and readable as shown in Fig 8.
 After the Mattress Platform is in place, use
the (4) 2 3/8” connector bolts to attach the
Mattress Platform to the support brackets.
Insert each bolt in place and start the bolt
into the bracket threads. See Figure 7.
 After all bolts have been set, securely tighten
each bolt to complete the mattress platform
assembly.
 Fig. 8 is how your crib should look with
Warning labels facing the front of the crib.

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Attaching the Footboard
Step 4:
 Align the footboard with the
end sections.
 Using (4) 2 3/8” connector
bolts, loosely attach the foot-
board as indicated in Fig 9.
 After the bolts have been at-
tached, use the wrench pro-
vided to tighten each of the
bolts to secure the footboard.
Figure 9.
Attach the footboard
Figure 9.
Enlarged view of
bolt attachment
Footboard

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Final Step in Crib Assembly
Step 5: (The final and most important) Checklist.
 Inspect the crib once again to assure that all bolts are tight and that no hardware is missing. (if you
have missing hardware, contact Stanley Furniture immediately for replacement and do not use the
crib until the new hardware arrives).
 Do not place the crib near a window where the child may have access to window coverings, cords or
draperies as these articles pose a strangulation hazard.
 Replace the instructions in the holder provided. KEEP THE INSTRUCTIONS WITH THE CRIB.
 Install the crib mattress.
 Follow all the warnings on the use of this crib and all products in the crib.
 CAUTION: Any mattress used in this crib must be at least 27-1/4” by 51-5/8”
with a thickness of no less than 4 inches and not exceeding 6 inches.

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Cleaning:
Mix together a mild solution of gentle dishwashing liquid and water, apply to the crib sur-
face using a soft clean cloth lightly dampened in the solution. Rinse with clear water
again using a soft clean cloth, then dry all surfaces thoroughly with a dry cloth. NO
ABRASIVE CLEANERS, SCOURING PADS, STEEL WOOL OR COURSE RAGS
SHOULD BE USED TO CLEAN THIS FINE FURNITURE.
Storage:
A permanent storage pouch is attached to the mattress platform for the storage of the as-
sembly instructions. After completing the assembly process, you are advised to read and
be aware of all WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, CLEANING, STORAGE, USE AND MAIN-
TENANCE notices contained in these instructions. Do not place excess hardware in the
storage pouch as it could present a danger to a child if retrieved and could also damage
the mattress. When storing the crib, use CAUTION as temperature changes and hu-
midity could be harmful to the crib. It is recommended that the crib be stored in a tem-
perature controlled environment.
Periodic Maintenance:
1. Periodically check to make sure all bolts and connections are fastened securely.
2. If you are missing a part or need a replacement part, do not substitute parts. Ask your
dealer for replacement parts or contact Customer Service at [phone].
3. The crib allows for 2 mattress heights. Move to the low position when the child can
pull up to a standing position. When the child reaches a height of 35” or can climb out
of the crib you should place the child in a youth or regular bed.
4. Save these instructions in the event you disassemble the crib and need to reassemble it.
These instructions will also be useful in identifying replacement parts if needed at a
future date.

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Lowering the Mattress Platform
Steps to lower the mattress:
 Remove the mattress from the crib
 Loosen the (4) bolts attaching the footboard and remove the footboard. See Figure 12.
 Loosen the (4) bolts attaching the Mattress Platform and remove the platform from the crib. Note the
bolts will stay with the Mattress Platform. See Figure 13.
 Remove the platform brackets and place in the lower position. See Figure 14.
 Follow Steps 3, 4 and 5 on Pages 8, 9, and 10 to reassemble the crib.
Higher location
Lower location
Figure 12.
Enlarged view
of Footboard
removal
Footboard
Figure 13.
Figure 14.
Wrench
Mattress bracket

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Converting Your Crib to a Daybed
Steps to Convert Crib to a Daybed:
Step A:
 The mattress should be in the low position. Follow the instruc-
tions on page 12 for lowering the Mattress Platform. Do not
reattach the footboard.
Step B:
 Remove the (4) Bolts located in the End Frames: Locate the (4)
2 3/8” Inch Bolts using the illustration below. For each bolt,
gently apply pressure to the exposed threaded end of Bolt. This
will engage the threads of the Bolt with the Retainer Sleeve.
With pressure being applied, insert the provided Allen Wrench
into the opposite end and turn counter-clockwise.
Fully assembled Daybed
View from back of Daybed
Push to Gently
Apply pressure to
this end of Bolt.
Insert Allen
Wrench and
rotate counter-
clockwise.
Installing Bolt Bolt properly seated Installed Bolt
Step C:
 Install (4) 3/4” Inch Bolts into the countersink holes where the 2 3/8” Inch Bolts were removed in Step
B. Insert the 3/4” Inch Bolts into the countersink holes. Using the provided Allen Wrench while gently
applying pressure, turn the Bolt in a clockwise motion. As the Bolt threads engage into the Bolt Retainer
sleeve, gently tighten until the Bolt seats with the Retainer Sleeve (See illustrations below). Note: Do
not apply excessive force as the Bolt seats.

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Toddler Bed Conversion Kit item BTK-3230
is available as an option to convert the Built to
Grow Crib to a toddler or day bed. Contact your
youngAmerica dealer to purchase this item.
Conversion to a Full Size (4/6) Bed items
RLS-0050 and SLR-0468 are available. Instructions
to convert the Built to Grow crib are on the following
page. Contact your youngAmerica dealer to purchase
these items.
Safety Rails for a Full Size Bed item PSR-3267
are available for added safety when the bed is con-
verted to a full size bed. Contact your youn-
gAmerica dealer to purchase this item.
Accessories and Options

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Converting to a Full Size Bed
Step 1: Disassemble the crib or toddler/day bed.
 Using the wrench provided remove the components in the following order:
 Remove the footboard
 Remove the mattress platform
 Remove the crib ends from the crib headboard
 Keep and store all the hardware for future assembly of the crib. Store the crib components in a safe
dry place to prevent damage.
Step 2: Attach the side rails and slat roll.
 The side rails can be installed in two positions. The lower position, along with the purchase of
Safety Rails, is recommended for transition from the crib to a child’s first full size bed. The bed
side rails can be moved to the upper position after your child adapts to the transition. Under bed
storage options can be used with the bed rails positioned in the upper location. Contact your
youngAmerica dealer for more information on available options.
 Install the rails into the headboard and foot board as shown and press down to lock into position.
 Remove (4) bolts from headboard. Note: The factory-installed Bolt Retainer Sleeve in the posts may
give resistance. The bolts require unthreading from back side of headboard.
 Insert (2) 1” connector bolts and 3/4” caps in the headboard and (4) 3/4” connector bolts in the foot-
board to cover the crib assembly holes. Tighten with the wrench provided. See Figure 15.
 Install the slat roll using the instructions provided with the slat roll for proper installation.
Footboard
Headboard
Figure 15.
Figure 15.
See Figure 16.
Figure 16.
Slot in
Headboard
Hook
See Figure
15.

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Stanley
PO Box 30
Stanleytown, VA 24168
For parts, contact your Stanley Furniture dealer.
For additional consumer information call our Customer Service Department at:
1-(276)-627-2100 Mon.-Fri., 8am-5pm Eastern Standard Time
Furniture
12122011

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Número de modelo:
BTG 2000
BTG 2200
BTG 2250
BTG 2500
Su pequeño dormirá a salvo en esta cuna de youngAmerica. Un ensamblaje adecuado
le asegurará que se han tomado todas las precauciones para diseñar esta cuna pensando
en la seguridad de su bebé. Está certificada y cumple con todas las pautas de seguridad
establecidas por ASTM International y por la Comisión de Seguridad de Productos para
el Consumidor (Consumer Product Safety Commission, CPSC).
Gracias por comprar una cuna de youngAmerica. Si encuentra que le falta alguna
pieza o le parece que una pieza presenta alguna clase de defecto, comuníquese con
su vendedor minorista de youngAmerica para solicitar ayuda.
Instrucciones para ensamblar la cuna Built to Grow
IMPORTANTE: CONSERVE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES PARA

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!ADVERTENCIA: EL INCUMPLIMIENTO DE LAS ADVERTENCIAS
E INSTRUCCIONES DE ENSAMBLAJE PUEDE PROVOCAR LESIONES GRAVES O LA MUERTE.
 Cuando el niño ya puede ponerse de pie, baje el colchón a la posición más baja
y retire los protectores, los juguetes grandes y otros objetos que pudieran servir
como escalones para que el niño trepe.
 Cuando el niño pueda treparse o alcance una altura de 90 cm (35 pulg.), la cuna
no se deberá utilizar más.
 NO coloque la cuna cerca de ventanas donde las cuerdas de persianas o cortinas
puedan estrangular al niño.
 Los pediatras recomiendan que los bebés sanos se coloquen de espaldas para
dormir con el fin de reducir el riesgo de síndrome de muerte súbita del lactante,
a menos que su médico le indique lo contrario.
 Para ayudar a prevenir la estrangulación ajuste todos los sujetadores. Un sujetador
flojo puede enganchar una parte del cuerpo o de la ropa del bebé.
 ¡Las cuerdas pueden provocar estrangulación! No coloque objetos con cuerdas
alrededor del cuello del niño, como los cordones de las capuchas o las cintas del
chupete. No deje cuerdas colgando sobre la cuna ni se las ponga a los juguetes.
 Antes de ensamblar o utilizar la cuna, verifique que no tenga piezas dañadas,
flojas, faltantes o con bordes filosos. NO utilice la cuna si le faltan piezas o están
rotas. Comuníquese con su representante o escriba a Young America, PO Box 30,
Stanleytown, VA 24168, para solicitar piezas de reemplazo e instrucciones de
instalación, según sea necesario.
 NO sustituya las piezas. Utilice solamente los pernos o las piezas provistas por
el fabricante o piezas de calidad similar e iguales dimensiones. No deje expuestos
los extremos de los pernos ni los bordes filosos.
 Respete las advertencias para todos los productos de la cuna.
 Si desea volver a pintar la cuna, utilice pintura no tóxica específica para
productos infantiles.
 Los bebés pueden asfixiarse con las ropas de cama mullidas. Nunca agregue
una almohada, un edredón ni almohadillas de protección.
 Los niños pueden asfixiarse en los espacios entre los laterales de la cuna
y un colchón muy pequeño.
 Nunca utilice bolsas plásticas ni otras películas plásticas para cubrir el colchón
porque pueden provocar asfixia.
 No permita que el niño gatee ni juegue debajo de la cuna.
 Tenga cuidado al usar vaporizadores. Dirija el chorro de vapor lejos de la cuna
y de cualquier otro mueble de madera.
 Debe ensamblar toda la cuna antes de utilizarla.
 Lea todas las instrucciones antes de ensamblar la cuna. CONSERVE LAS
INSTRUCCIONES PARA USOS FUTUROS.

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Identificación de las piezas
Extremo izquierdo de la cuna Extremo derecho de la cuna
Cabecera Pie
Las ilustraciones de la cuna de estas instrucciones son genéricas. Es posible que la cuna
que haya comprado no se parezca a las de las ilustraciones; sin embargo, todas las cunas
se ensamblan de la misma manera.
Plataforma del colchón
 PRECAUCIÓN: El colchón que se utilice en esta cuna debe m
edir 27−1/4" × 51−5/8" como mínimo con un espesor entre 4" y 6".
Cuando se convierte auna cama del niño:
 NUNCA usela cama conniños menores de 15meses de edad.
 El peso máximode sus destinatariosno deberá ser mayorde 50libras (22.7kg).

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8 pernos de conexión
de 2 3/8” (1/4” x 20 vueltas
por pulgada lineal)
4 pernos para la cabecera
de 2” (1/4” x 20 vueltas
por pulgada lineal)
2 pasadores posicionadores de metal
de 3/8” de diámetro x 1 1/2” de longi-
2 llaves Allen
2 pernos para roscar (1” x 1/4” x 20 vueltas por pulgada
lineal; sólo para la cabecera)
4 pernos para roscar (3/4” × 1/4” × 20 vueltas por pulgada
lineal; sólo para el pie de la cuna)
2 capuchones (3/4” x 1/4” x 20 vueltas por pulgada lineal)
Utilizará estas piezas en la conversión a un sofá cama y a una cama regular.
Identificación de las piezas de tornillería
Utilice las siguientes ilustraciones para identificar las piezas de tornillería incluidas.
4 soportes de colchón
con pernos