8.
Insert the second shelf into the
second lance of the sides and
back of the top of the cabinet.
11.
Leveler
Access Holes
9.
Insert the partition (Ref. No. 9) into the cabinet, aligning the
four holes in the partition with the holes in the cabinet
bottom and the cabinet shelf.
Attach with four bolts and nuts,
making sure that the bolts
are inserted from the top
downward to prevent stored
items from being snagged by
the ends. Insert the four partition
shelves (Ref. No. 12) at desired levels
using the method in step 8.
10.
Using two people, set the unit upright.
Attach the left door (Ref. No. 6)
and right door (Ref. No. 7) to
the unit by placing the door
on the hinges, aligning the
hinges on the door to the
hinges on the sides, pushing
the hinge pins (Ref. No. 19)
through both hinges. Tap the
top of each hinge pin until
fully seated.
Attach the left coat rod bracket (Ref. No. 10) to the underside of
the shelf, inserting one bolt and nut through the hole provided
on the far right and far
left side. The open side of
the side brackets should
face into the unit. Place
the last bracket on the
coat rod (Ref. No. 11)
and insert the rod into
the other by flexing the
second bracket. Secure
the bracket to the middle
of the shelf with one bolt
and nut through the hole
provided in the center
of the shelf. At this time,
tighten all of the nuts
and bolts around the
entire unit.
12.
The cabinet must be level in order for the doors to close
properly. Levelers may be adjusted by placing the nut driver
through the hole in each end of the sill and adjusting the
leveling screw.
1.
Place the locking handle
(Ref. No. 14) on the right
hand door and fasten with
two #8-32 X
1
/
4
hex-head
bolts and lock washers,
provided with the handle.
2.
Turn the handle to the
open position and
place the locking cam
(Ref. No. 15) over the
square shank of the
door handle. The latch
must be facing downward
as shown. Then place the
locking cotter pin (Ref. No.
17) through the hole of the
square shank.
3.
With the handle still in the open position, hook the
locking bars (Ref. No. 13) to the locking cam (see
“A” at left). Once in position, slowly rotate the door
handle to the closed position so the lock bars
prot rude from the holes at the top and bottom
of the door (shown at right, below).
4.
Slide the nylon lock bar
guide inserts (Ref. No.
16) over the lock bar
ends and through the
door slots (see “B” at
right). Push down firmly
until the guides snap
into place.
5.
Attach the “dummy” handle
(Ref. No. 18) using two
#8-32 X
1
/
4
hex-head bolts
and lock washers.
Handle/Locking System Installation
A
B
B