ASSEMBLY OF J1842A-N OR J2442A-N CABINET
Tools Needed:
A free
11
/
32
” nut driver is included with each Tennsco cabinet.
Two people are recommended for assembly. Approximate assembly time: 20-30 minutes.
2.
Place the back panels (Ref. No. 1) on a smooth surface,
making sure that the flanges of both panels are facing up.
Overlap the right panel over the left anel. After aligning the
holes, bolt the two panels tightly together with four bolts
and nuts (Ref. Nos. 17 & 18).
1.
The reference numbers used throughout this sheet refer to
the illustration on the back cover. This is to help you to
identify the various parts as they are mentioned.
3.
Attach the left side (Ref. No. 2) to the back by placing flange
(A) around the back and bolting tightly together with four
bolts and nuts. Be sure that the lances on all the shelf
adjustment strips (B) point in the same direction.
5.
Attach the right side (Ref. No. 3) to the back in the same
manner as you did in step 3, again making sure that
the flange is around the back and that the lances on
the shelf adjustment strips are pointed in the same
direction as those on the back and left side. Push the
side panel up so the studs in the top go through the holes
in the top flange of the side and fasten with three nuts.
6.
Attach the sill (Ref. No. 4) to the sides. Place a nut
(Ref. No. 19) loosely on each of the studs and slide
the ends of the sill into the slots on both sides of the
unit. Then, securely tighten the nuts.
4.
Attach the top (Ref. No. 8) to the unit by sliding the outer
flange over the back of the unit and the side flange to the
side panel on the unit. The threaded studs should go
through the holes in the top flange
of the side and fasten with
three nuts. Attach the
back to the top
using four
bolts and nuts.
All lances point UP on
the back and side
.
B
Flange faces upward.
Flange goes
under back.
A
Slide ends into the slots on
the bottom of the sides.
7.
Place the rear flange of the bottom shelf (Ref. No. 5)
into the bottom lances of the back. The flange with two
holes should face the front, hanging over the sill.
Nuts places loosely
on studs of the sill.
Insert the bottom into the bottom lances.