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Walker W44CMPBL manual

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  • Page 1

    Item #: W44CMP Assembly Instructions For our most current instructions, to request missing, lost or broken parts, or for any other Customer Service issues, please visit our website at www .walkeredison.com or call us at 877-207-5906. Revised 10/2010[...]

  • Page 2

    Gener al Assembly Guidelines I. Ensure that all parts and hardware are available before beginning assembly . II. Follow each step carefully to ensure the proper assembly of this product. III. T wo people are recommended for ease in the assembly of this product. IV . The four main types of hardware used to assemble this product are: wood dowels, cam[...]

  • Page 3

    Parts List[...]

  • Page 4

    Hardware List Short wood dowel 16 pcs Large cam lock 32 pcs Long wood dowel 6 pcs Small cam lock 8 pcs Long cam bolt 8 pcs Short cam bolt 24 pcs Bolt 6 pcs Handle 2 pcs Wrench 1 pc Round-head screw 4 pcs Small screw 8 pcs Plastic wedge 8 pcs Large screw 8 pcs Sticker 40 pcs Glue tube 2 pcs The hardware quantities listed above are required for prope[...]

  • Page 5

    Screw short cam bolts (E) into stand top (1). Attach feet (12) and stand support (1 1) to stand base (3) using bolts (G) and wrench (H).[...]

  • Page 6

    Insert short dowels (A) into panels (8) on appropriate sides. Screw short cam bolts (E) into stand base (3).[...]

  • Page 7

    Attach panels (5,6,7,8) to stand base (3) using cam bolts and dowels as guides. Note that panels (8) are not attached to panels (6,7), but that all panels should align when attached to stand base (3). Secure panels (6,7,8) to stand base (3) by inserting large cam locks (C) into panels (6,7,8) and tightening with a screwdriver . Insert short dowels [...]

  • Page 8

    Insert long dowels (B) into panels (6,7,8). Slide back panel (10) into the stand assembly along the grooves at the back of the assembly . Note that the vinyl lamination of back panel (10) should face out. 7[...]

  • Page 9

    Attach middle panel (2) to stand assembly using dowels as guides. Insert long cam bolts (F) into middle panel (2). Insert large cam locks (C) into panels (6,8) and tighten with a screwdriver .[...]

  • Page 10

    Attach panels (4,8) to the stand assembly using cam bolts and dowels as guides. Secure panels (4,8) by inserting large cam locks (C) into panels (4,8) and tightening with a screwdriver . Insert long cam bolts (F) into middle panel (2). Insert large cam locks (C) into panels (7,8) and tighten with a screwdriver . 7[...]

  • Page 11

    Attach panels (4,8) to the other end of the stand assembly using cam bolts and dowels as guides. Secure panels (4,8) by inserting large cam locks (C) into panels (4,8) and tightening with a screwdriver . Slide back panel (9) into the stand assembly along the grooves at the back of the assembly .[...]

  • Page 12

    Insert large cam locks (C) into panels (4,8). Attach stand top (1) to the stand assembly using cam bolts and dowels as guides. T ighten large cam locks (C) with a screwdriver . Screw short cam bolts (E) into drawer fronts (17,18). Attach handles (J) to drawer fronts (17,18) using round head screws (K). 4 4 8 8 8 8[...]

  • Page 13

    Attach drawer sides (13,15) to drawer back (14) using large screws (N). Slide drawer bottom (16) into the grooves of the drawer assembly . Note that the vinyl lamination of drawer bottom (16) should be on the inside of the drawer . Repeat this step for the second drawer . Attach drawer front (17) to the first drawer assembly using cam bolts as guid[...]

  • Page 14

    Attach drawer front (18) to the second drawer assembly using cam bolts as guides. Insert small cam locks (D) into drawer sides (13,15) and tighten with a screwdriver . Carefully slide drawer assemblies into the stand assembly .[...]

  • Page 15

    Secure back panels (9,10) to the stand assembly using plastic wedges (L) and small screws (M). 9 10[...]