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Step 18

 

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To make adjustments to the drawers, loosen SCREW #4 in the SLIDES a 1/4 
turn, then turn the cam clockwise or counter-clockwise. Notice how the drawer 
raises or lowers as you turn the cam. By adjusting the drawers this way, it will 
help the DRAWER FRONTS line up better when closed. Tighten the SCREWS 
when fi nished with adjustments.

 

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NOTE: Please read the back pages of the instruction booklet for important 
safety information.

 

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This completes assembly. Clean with your favorite furniture polish or a damp 
cloth. Wipe dry.

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Loosen screw #4 a 1/4 turn, turn the cam a 1/4 turn 
maximum in both the clockwise and counter-clockwise 
directions to make adjustments, and then tighten screw #4.

The higher the screw in the oblong hole, 
the higher your drawer front will be. The 
lower the screw, the lower the drawer front.

Cam

Summary of Contents for 418647

Page 1: ...6 28 Lot 372757 05 20 15 Purchased __________________ Be sure to give us a ring before making any returns 1 800 523 3987 Lateral File Orchard Hills Collection Model 418647 Need help Visit Sauder com to view video assembly tips or chat with a live rep Prefer the phone Call 1 800 523 3987 Share your journey sauder com When you re feeling nostalgic for paper ...

Page 2: ... 26 28 29 30 31 Part Identification Hardware Identification Assembly Steps Français Español Safety Warranty Hammer Not actual size No 2 Phillips Screwdriver Tip Shown Actual Size Skip the power trip This time 418647 www sauder com services Page 2 Tape Measure ...

Page 3: ...entification to help identify similar parts Now you know our ABCs 418647 www sauder com services Page 3 A RIGHT END 1 B LEFT END 1 C TOP 1 D BOTTOM 1 E BACK 1 F LOWER BACK 1 G DRAWER FRONT 2 M63 DRAWER BRACE 2 L BASE 1 M TOP MOLDING 1 D61 DRAWER BACK 2 D429 LEFT DRAWER SIDE 2 D430 RIGHT DRAWER SIDE 2 D729 DRAWER BOTTOM 2 A B C D E F L M G D729 D61 D430 D429 G D729 D61 D430 D429 M63 M63 ...

Page 4: ... TRACK 1 22G FILE BAR 4 1B HIDDEN CAM 10 1F CAM DOWEL 10 2F ANGLE BRACKET 5 5G 20G DRAWER ACTUATOR 2 29G CABINET ACTUATOR 2 PULL MOUNT 8 115K PULL 4 114K 10A SLIDE CAM 4 METAL PIN 4 1R SILVER 1 1 8 FLAT HEAD SCREW 3 10S BLACK 9 16 LARGE HEAD SCREW 14 1S BROWN 7 16 LARGE HEAD SCREW 8 6S 3S GOLD 5 16 FLAT HEAD SCREW 16 NAIL 10 1N 30S BLACK 1 9 16 FLAT HEAD SCREW 10 FILE GLIDE 4 6B FILE BRACKET 4 12B...

Page 5: ...ted floor or on the empty carton to avoid scratching your unit or the floor å Push ten HIDDEN CAMS 1F into the ENDS A and B BOTTOM D and BRAWER BRACES M63 Then insert the metal end of a CAM DOWEL 2F into each HIDDEN CAM Arrow 1F 2F 10 used Arrow 1F 2F Insert the metal end of the CAM DOWEL into the HIDDEN CAM Arrow Do not tighten the HIDDEN CAMS in this step A B D M63 M63 ...

Page 6: ...ION SLIDES O from the EXTENSION RAILS N as shown in the lower diagram Be prepared the parts are greasy You will use the RAILS N in STEP 4 29G 29G 29G A Edge without HIDDEN CAMS This pin must insert into the location holes in the RIGHT END A S u r f a c e w i t h H I D D E N C A M S N O Push the black lever in and pull the SLIDE from the RAIL ...

Page 7: ...orce to engage the second edge into the CABINET ACTUATOR å Diagram 4 Repeat the ACTUATOR TRACK ATTACHMENT for the next CABINET ACTUATOR while holding the previously completed CABINET ACTUATOR in its location hole Repeat these steps until all ACTUATORS have been attached å Visually check that all INTERLOCK TRACK edges have been engaged into the CABINET ACTUATORS as shown in diagram 3 Then remove th...

Page 8: ...nlarged diagram Then slide the inner cartridge of the EXTENSION RAIL out to find the other hole that lines up with the hole in the END Turn a SCREW into this hole 418647 www sauder com services Page 8 A B N N N N GOLD 5 16 FLAT HEAD SCREW 8 used in this step 3S 22G Open end Open end 29G After fastening the RAILS to the ENDS rest the INTERLOCK TRACK assembly against the RAILS There should be no more...

Page 9: ... Risk of damage or injury HIDDEN CAMS must be completely tightened HIDDEN CAMS that are not completely tightened may loosen and parts may separate To completely tighten Arrow Maximum 210 degrees Surface with holes C B Curved edge Finished edge Do not stand the unit upright without the BACK fastened The unit may collapse Caution Surface with HIDDEN CAMS ...

Page 10: ... 1 8 FLAT HEAD SCREWS 10S å Insert four METAL PINS 1R into the LOWER BACK F å Push the LOWER BACK F onto the LEFT END B 418647 www sauder com services Page 10 C B F SILVER 1 1 8 FLAT HEAD SCREW 3 used for the TOP MOLDING 10S M These holes must be here 1R Curved edge ...

Page 11: ...sten the BOTTOM D to the LEFT END B Tighten two HIDDEN CAMS Step 7 418647 www sauder com services Page 11 Arrow Minimum 190 degrees Maximum 210 degrees B D These holes must be here Surface with HIDDEN CAMS ...

Page 12: ...n the RIGHT END A to the TOP C BOTTOM D and LOWER BACK F Tighten four HIDDEN CAMS 418647 www sauder com services Page 12 Arrow Minimum 190 degrees Maximum 210 degrees C D Finished edge A F Surface without HIDDEN CAMS ...

Page 13: ... D Use five BLACK 9 16 LARGE HEAD SCREWS 1S å Fasten the BASE L to the ENDS A and B and BOTTOM D Use five BLACK 9 16 LARGE HEAD SCREWS 1S Step 9 418647 www sauder com services Page 13 D A L B 5G 5G 5G BLACK 9 16 LARGE HEAD SCREW 10 used in this step 1S Curved edge ...

Page 14: ...make it square å Fasten the BACK E to your unit using four BROWN 7 16 LARGE HEAD SCREWS 6S along the bottom edge and ten NAILS 1N along the top and side edges 418647 www sauder com services Page 14 Do not stand the unit upright without the BACK fastened The unit may collapse Caution NAIL 10 used along the top and side edges 1N Notched edge BROWN 7 16 LARGE HEAD SCREW 4 used along the bottom edge 6...

Page 15: ... D430 D429 D729 D729 D430 D429 D61 D429 G G Unfinished surface With the palm of your hand tap the DRAWER BOTTOM down into the groove D430 å Fasten the DRAWER BRACE M63 to the DRAWER FRONT G Tighten one HIDDEN CAM å Fasten the DRAWER BACK D61 to the DRAWER SIDES D429 and D430 and DRAWER BRACE M63 Use five BLACK 1 9 16 FLAT HEAD SCREWS 30S å NOTE Be sure the DRAWER BOTTOM D729 inserts into the groove ...

Page 16: ...R SIDE D429 å Insert a SLIDE CAM 10A into the large hole in the RIGHT DRAWER SIDE D430 å Insert the tabs on one of the DRAWER ACTUATORS 20G into the slots in an EXTENSION SLIDE O å Fasten this EXTENSION SLIDE O to the RIGHT DRAWER SIDE D430 Use two GOLD 5 16 FLAT HEAD SCREWS 3S å Repeat this step for the other drawer 10A Screw head turn the CAM to line up holes in SLIDES with holes in DRAWER SIDES...

Page 17: ...AWER SIDE D429 Use two GOLD 5 16 FLAT HEAD SCREWS 3S å NOTE The screw head in the CAM must be visible through the slotted hole in the SLIDE å Repeat this step for the other drawer Step 13 418647 www sauder com services Page 17 GOLD 5 16 FLAT HEAD SCREW 4 used in this step 3S 1 2 3 4 10A Screw head turn the CAM to line up holes in SLIDES with holes in DRAWER SIDES D429 D430 Open end O ...

Page 18: ... the DRAWER FRONT G Use two BLACK 9 16 LARGE HEAD SCREWS 1S å Fasten a FILE BRACKET 12B to the DRAWER BACK D61 Use two BROWN 7 16 LARGE HEAD SCREWS 6S å Repeat this step for the other drawer 418647 www sauder com services Page 18 G 6B 12B 12B D61 BROWN 7 16 LARGE HEAD SCREW 4 used for the DRAWER BACKS 6S BLACK 9 16 LARGE HEAD SCREW 4 used for the DRAWER FRONTS 1S D430 ...

Page 19: ...B onto the other end of the FILE RODS 9B then press this FILE GLIDE over the LEFT DRAWER SIDE D429 å Repeat this step for the other drawer Step 15 418647 www sauder com services Page 19 6B 6B 9B 9B 1B 1B 12B 12B D429 D430 Use the exact holes shown in the FILE GLIDES 6B and FILE BRACKETS 12B to insert the FILE RODS 9B through Use these holes Use this hole for the FILE ROD Use this hole for the FILE...

Page 20: ... and four PULL MOUNTS 115K to the DRAWER FRONT G Use four SILVER 5 8 MACHINE SCREWS 15S å Repeat this step for the other drawer 418647 www sauder com services Page 20 114K 115K G 115K SILVER 5 8 MACHINE SCREW 8 used in this step 15S ...

Page 21: ...AILS on the unit and push the drawer into the unit until the drawer is fully inserted The drawer will push in hard until it is all the way in then it will slide in and out easier See the next step for drawer adjustments Step 17 418647 www sauder com services Page 21 Pro Tip Lift with your legs And you know your arms 40 lbs 45 lbs each ...

Page 22: ... read the back pages of the instruction booklet for important safety information å This completes assembly Clean with your favorite furniture polish or a damp cloth Wipe dry 418647 www sauder com services Page 22 And to celebrate why not share your success story Loosen screw 4 a 1 4 turn turn the cam a 1 4 turn maximum in both the clockwise and counter clockwise directions to make adjustments and ...

Page 23: ...ce devant être attachée à l élément est représentée en gris sur les schémas de chaque étape pour plus de précision Comparer la Liste de pièces ci dessous avec la PART IDENTIFICATION du manuel en anglais pour vous familiariser avec les pièces avant l assemblage REMARQUE CE MANUEL D INSTRUCTIONS CONTIENT D IMPORTANTES INFORMATIONS RELATIVES À LA SÉCURITÉ À LIRE ET CONSERVER POUR TOUTE RÉFÉRENCE FUTU...

Page 24: ...AIL pour l ACTIONNEUR D ÉLÉMENT suivant tout en maintenant l ACTIONNEUR D ÉLÉMENT préalablement terminé dans son trou d emplacement Répéter ces étapes jusqu à ce que tous les ACTIONNEURS soient fixés Vérifier visuellement que tous les chants du RAIL DE VERROUILLAGE sont bien enclenchés dans les ACTIONNEURS D ÉLÉMENT comme l indique le schéma 3 Retirer ensuite l ensemble de RAIL DE VERROUILLAGE de l ...

Page 25: ...R D430 Insérer un EXCENTRIQUE DE COULISSE 10A dans le gros trou dans le CÔTÉ GAUCHE DE TIROIR D429 Fixer l une des COULISSES D EXTENSION O au CÔTÉ GAUCHE DE TIROIR D429 Utiliser deux VIS DORÉES TÊTE PLATE 8 mm 3S REMARQUE La tête de vis dans l EXCENTRIQUE doit être visible à travers le trou fendu dans la COULISSE Répéter cette étape pour l autre tiroir ÉTAPE 17 Relever avec précaution l élément da...

Page 26: ...e la Lista de Part abajo con la Part Identification en el folleto en inglés para familiarizarse con Las partes de ensamblaje NOTA ESTE FOLLETO DE INSTRUCCIONES CONTIENE INFORMACIÓN IMPORTANTE SOBRE LA SEGURIDAD POR FAVOR LEA Y GUÁRDELO PARA REFERENCIA EN EL FUTURO 10A EXCÉNTRICO DE CORREDERA 4 1B BARRA DE ARCHIVERO 4 6B CORRIMIENTO DE ARCHIVERO 4 9B VARILLA DE ARCHIVERO 4 12B MÉNSULA DE ARCHIVERO 4...

Page 27: ...ientras sostiene el ACTUADOR DE GABINETE previamente completado en su agujero de ubicación Repita estos pasos hasta que todos los ACTUADORES hayan sido fijados Compruebe visualmente que todos los bordes de los CARRILES DE UNIÓN hayan sido introducidos en los ACTUADORES DE GABINETE como se muestra en el gráfico 3 Luego retire el ensamble de CARRILES DE UNIÓN del EXTREMO Usted utilizará estas piezas e...

Page 28: ...no de los cajones en posición vertical sobre el LADO IZQUIERDO DE CAJÓN D429 Inserte un EXCÉNTRICO DE CORREDERA 10A dentro del agujero grande del LADO IZQUIERDO DE CAJÓN D429 Fija una de las CORREDERAS DE EXTENSIÓN O al LADO IZQUIERDO DE CAJÓN D429 Utilice dos TORNILLOS DORADOS DE CABEZA PERDIDA de 8 mm 3S NOTA La cabeza de tornillo del EXCÉNTRICO debe ser visible a través del agujero alargado de ...

Page 29: ...iser le mobilier à bon escient et avec prudence Une mauvaise utilisation peut être à l origine de risques d accident ou peut endommager le mobilier et les articles ménagers Lire attentivement le tableau suivant À surveiller Danger éventuel Solution Tiroirs pour dossiers surchargés Risque de blessure Un meuble mal équilibré risque de basculer Des tiroirs surchargés risquerait de casser Ne jamais ex...

Page 30: ...loscajonesinferiores Mover el archivero incorrectamente Riesgo de lesiones o daño al equipo El carrito puede inclinar si no se mueve con cuidado sobre los obstáculos o sobre una superficie de piso que cambie por ejemplo sobre un piso en madera junto a un piso alfombrado Levante el archivero de manera que las ruedecitas no encuentren un obstáculo u otro cambio repentino en la superficie del piso Es p...

Page 31: ...seront garanties uniquement pendant la période restante de la garantie originale SAUDER NE SERA EN AUCUN CAS RESPONSABLE de TOUT DOMMAGE ACCESSOIRE OU CONSÉCUTIF DE TOUTE SORTE et lesdits dommages sont EXCLUS DE LA PRÉSENTE GARANTIE à savoir perte d utilisation démontage transport main d ceuvre ou dommages matériels sur ou à proximité du produit Certains États ou provinces ne permettant pas l excl...

Page 32: ...d true to his core values of innovation integrity servanthood and stewardship Sauder products are made with environmentally responsible materials and world class manufacturing processes Our 2 000 dedicated employees in Archbold Ohio along with our global manufacturing partners are committed to providing you furniture with great value style and quality From our family to you Enjoy Kevin J Sauder Pr...

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