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PARTS LIST

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80172 Small Parts Kit

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80172 Kit Box

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80172 Assembly Hardware

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Summary of Contents for 80172

Page 1: ...Keep this Identification Number in case you must contact our Customer Service Department MODEL N 80172 OWNER S MANUAL C o p y ...

Page 2: ...SE CONTACT THE STORE FOR ASSISTANCE U S and Canada customers ONLY 33 34 3 DO NOT CONTACT THE STORE CALL OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT at 1 800 225 3865 523 A M TO P M ONDAY THROUGH RIDAY OUNTAIN 3TANDARD 4IME ALL OR VISIT OUR 7EB SITE FOR 3ATURDAY HOURS Most injuries are caused by misuse and or not following instructions Use caution when using this system 4O ENSURE SAFETY DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ASSEM...

Page 3: ... Glasses PAIR FOR EACH PERSON TOOLS REQUIRED FOR THIS ASSEMBLY TWO ADULTS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE ASSEMBLY BEFORE BEGINNING ASSEMBLY Keep the hardware bags and their contents separate If any parts are missing call our Customer Service Department ...

Page 4: ... corner of a step and indicates that special attention is needed to perform a particular part of a step These areas are usually located in the bottom right hand corner of a step and indicate that damage to the product or serious injury may occur if the caution or warning is not heeded Throughout the Parts Hardware List Part Hardware Identifiers and instructions are three letter IDs These IDs are be...

Page 5: ...ll Parts Kit 9 OOR INGE OOR AGNET OOR AGNET 0LATE OCK 1 OCK RACKET 3UPPORT 4UBE RACKET CMY 80172 Kit Box 8 OOR ANDLE OCKING RM UIDE OCKING RM CMS 80172 Assembly Hardware v X v 0AN EAD 3CREW 6 v X v OUNTERSINK 3CREW 7 v X v ARRIAGE OLT 7 v X v ARRIAGE OLT v LAT 7ASHER 2 v EX UT 80172 KIT BOX CMY LL PARTS SHOWN AT ACTUAL SIZE 5NLESS NOTED OTHERWISE PARTS IDENTIFIER CMC X OCKING RM UIDE CLX X OOR AND...

Page 6: ...GE OLT ABD X v LAT 7ASHER BER X v EX UT CLV X v X v OUNTERSINK 3CREW 80172 ASSEMBLY HARDWARE CMS LL PARTS SHOWN AT ACTUAL SIZE 80172 SMALL PARTS KIT CMX LL PARTS SHOWN AT ACTUAL SIZE CMN X OCK CMQ X OCK RACKET CLY X OOR INGE CMA X OOR AGNET 0LATE CLZ X OOR AGNET CMM X 3UPPORT 4UBE RACKET ...

Page 7: ...L 0ANEL CMI X 2IGHT OOR CMH X EFT OOR CMG X 3HELF CMF X OTTOM 0ANEL CME X 7ALL OUNTING RACKET CMD X 3UPPORT 4UBE CML X 4OP 0ANEL CMJ X EFT 7ALL 0ANEL CMK X 2IGHT 7ALL 0ANEL CMP X 2IGHT 2EAR 7ALL 0ANEL MAIN PARTS LL PARTS ARE SHOWN AT SCALE ...

Page 8: ...USING TWO 1 4 x 5 8 Pan Head Screws ADZ AS SHOWN Do not overtighten ADZ ADZ ADZ X CLY X OT TO SCALE CMA X OT TO SCALE CMA CMH CLY CLY ADZ ADZ TTACH TWO Door Hinges CLY TO THE EFT OOR USING TWO 1 4 x 5 8 Pan Head Screws ADZ PER OOR INGE AS SHOWN Do not overtighten 1 CABINET ASSEMBLY Note Use only a hand screwdriver for all steps ...

Page 9: ...ight Door CMI 4HEN REMOVE THE UT FROM THE Lock CMN AND INSERT THE OCK THROUGH THE HOLE IN THE 2IGHT OOR AS SHOWN AND TIGHTEN THE OCK TO THE OOR USING THE UT YOU JUST REMOVED 1 Note There are two sets of holes for the Door Handle If the Cabinet is set down low e g on the floor you may want the Handle on the upper set of holes If the Cabinet is up high you may want the Handle on the lower set of hole...

Page 10: ...H THE 3TAR TOOTHED 7ASHER AND THE Lock Bracket CMQ AND TIGHTEN AS SHOWN Star toothed Washer Screw Lock Bracket CMQ CMQ CMB CMB SEC 1 6 NSERT THE TABS OF THE OCKING RACKET THROUGH THE HOLES AT THE ENDS OF THE Locking Arms CMB AND TWIST THE OCKING ARMS UPWARD AS SHOWN 1 Note In the illustration above the Lock Bracket CMQ is shown in Locked position ...

Page 11: ... RM UIDES 3ECURE THE OCKING RM UIDES TO THE OOR USING TWO 1 4 x 5 8 Pan Head Screws ADZ PER UIDE AS SHOWN Using a 7 8 wrench tighten the Hex Nut on the Lock ADZ ADZ ADZ CLZ CLZ CML ADZ CMC CMC ADZ CMC SEC 1 8 3ECURE TWO Door Magnets CLZ TO THE Top Panel CML USING TWO 1 4 x 5 8 Pan Head Screws ADZ PER AGNET AS SHOWN ADZ X CMC X CLZ X 1 7 16 Magnets Note The magnets should face toward the outside ...

Page 12: ... 1 9 3ECURE TWO Support Tube Brackets CMM TO ENDS OF THE 4OP 0ANEL USING ONE 1 4 x 5 8 Pan Head Screw ADZ PER RACKET AS SHOWN ADZ CMD ADZ CMM CMM SEC 1 10 3LIDE A Support Tube CMD THROUGH THE 3UPPORT 4UBE RACKETS AND CENTER THE 3UPPORT 4UBE ADZ X CMM X 1 ...

Page 13: ...TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED FOR THIS PAGE 13 SEC ADZ ADZ ADZ CME SEC 1 11 3ECURE THE Wall Mounting Bracket CME TO THE 4OP 0ANEL USING THREE 1 4 x 5 8 Pan Head Screws ADZ AS SHOWN ADZ X 1 ...

Page 14: ...AND SET IT NEXT TO THE 4OP 0ANEL AS SHOWN 3ECURE THE 7ALL 0ANEL TO THE 4OP 0ANEL USING TWO 1 4 x 5 8 Pan Head Screws ADZ AS SHOWN Repeat this step for the Right Wall Panel CMK SEC 1 13 NTERLOCK THE TABS ON THE Left and Right Rear Wall Panels CMO and CMP AND INSERT THEM BETWEEN THE TWO 7ALL 0ANELS AS SHOWN Upside down view CMJ CMO CMP ADZ ADZ ADZ X 1 ...

Page 15: ...ALL 0ANELS IN PLACE SET THE OTTOM 0ANEL ONTO THE 7ALL 0ANELS AND CAREFULLY TUCK THE ENDS OF THE OTTOM 0ANEL AND 3UPPORT 4UBES UNDER THE LIPS OF THE EFT AND 2IGHT 7ALL 0ANELS Note The Bottom Panel fits only one way The tabs on the Left Right Rear Wall Panels fit into the groove towards the rear of the Bottom Panel Note This groove on this end goes toward the rear of the Cabinet 1 NO HARDWARE REQUIRED...

Page 16: ...R ADULT HOLDS THE 0ANELS mUSH AGAINST EACH OTHER SECURE WITH FOUR 1 4 x 5 8 Pan Head Screws ADZ AND THEN INSERT THE FOUR 1 4 x 1 1 2 Countersink Screws CLV AT A SLIGHT ANGLE AT THE CORNERS OF THE ABINET AS SHOWN CLV CLV Note Do not overtighten Screws CLV Overtightening may prevent Cabinet Doors from closing properly ...

Page 17: ... THE 7ALL OUNTING RACKET TO SECURE IT TO THE 2EAR 7ALL 0ANELS ADZ ADZ CLV X 1 ADZ X SEC 1 17 LIP THE ABINET UPRIGHT NSERT FOUR 1 4 x 1 1 2 Countersink Screws CLV AT A SLIGHT ANGLE AT THE CORNERS OF THE ABINET AS SHOWN Note Do not overtighten Screws CLV Overtightening may prevent Cabinet Doors from closing properly CLV CLV CLV CLV CLV CLV ...

Page 18: ...8 3NAP THE FOUR Support Tubes CMD IN PLACE AT THE DESIRED HEIGHTS AND SET THE TWO Shelves CMG ONTO THE 3UPPORT 4UBES AS SHOWN ADZ ADZ SEC 1 19 3ECURE THE EFT OOR TO THE ABINET USING FOUR 1 4 x 5 8 Pan Head Screws ADZ AS SHOWN Repeat this step for the Right Door ADZ X 1 ...

Page 19: ...IGN THE HOLES IN THE 7ALL OUNTING RACKET WITH THE STUDS IN THE 7ALL There are several holes in the Wall Mounting Bracket to help with alignment 3ECURE WITH FOUR v X v AG OLTS NOT PROVIDED Insert Lag Bolts in slots that line up with the studs in your wall MOUNTING THE CABINET TO A WALL ...

Page 20: ...ING A v WRENCH SECURE WITH ONE 1 4 Flat Washer ABD AND ONE 1 4 Hex Nut BER PER OLT Note Drill 1 4 holes here through the upper Cabinet and through the indents in the underside of the Top Panel for the lower Cabinet STACKING CABINETS WARNING O NOT STACK CABINETS UNLESS YOU MOUNT THE UPPER CABINET S TO THE WALL THROUGH THE MOUNTING BRACKETS AND THE STUDS IN THE WALL AILURE TO HEED THIS WARNING COULD...

Page 21: ...H THE INDENTS IN THE SIDE 0ANELS NSERT THE FOUR 1 4 x 1 3 4 Carriage Bolts CMW FROM EACH ABINET DOWN THROUGH THE HOLES IN THE UPPER AND LOWER ABINETS 3ECURE WITH ONE 1 4 Flat Washer ABD AND ONE 1 4 Hex Nut BER PER OLT Note Drill 1 4 holes here through the indents in the Wall Panel and through the indents Wall Panel of the adjacent Cabinet ...

Page 22: ...IN AND SOLVENT RESISTANT 4O CLEAN USE A MILD SOAP AND A SOFT BRISTLED BRUSH BRASIVE CLEANING MATERIALS MAY SCRATCH THE PLASTIC AND ARE NOT RECOMMENDED 2EPAIR SCRATCHES OR RUST SPOTS ON THE METAL PARTS BY SANDING THE AFFECTED AREA LIGHTLY USING A RUST PREVENTATIVE SPRAY PRIMER AND lNALLY SPRAYING WITH A HIGH GLOSS SPRAY ENAMEL PAINT VOID PLACING A DIRECT HEAT SOURCE ON OR NEAR THE CABINET SURFACE U...

Page 23: ...23 NOTES ...

Page 24: ...E WILL VOID THIS WARRANTY IABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES IS EXCLUDED TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW 7HILE EVERY ATTEMPT IS MADE TO EMBODY THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF SAFETY IN ALL PRODUCTS FREEDOM FROM INJURY CANNOT BE GUARANTEED 4HE USER ASSUMES ALL RISK OF INJURY RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT LL MERCHANDISE IS SOLD ON THIS CONDITION AND NO REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMPANY MAY W...

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