Walker WQ42BC1BL manual

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  • Page 1

    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 09/2010 Item #: WQ42BC1 Assembly Instructions[...]

  • 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 W ood dowel Cam bolt Cam lock Round-headed screw Large screw Door stopper Medium screw Large bolt Small screw Handle Small bolt Door stopper plate Door hinge Plastic wedge Shelf support pin W rench Glue tube Sticker[...]

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    Insert dowels (A) into slats (13,14,15). Screw cam bolts (B) into top panel (1) and slat (13). Attach door stopper (D) to top panel (1) using round-headed screws (E). Attach slats (14,15) to slat (13) using cam bolts as guides. Insert cam locks (C) into slats (14,15) and tighten with a screwdriver .[...]

  • Page 6

    Screw cam bolts (B), and insert dowels (A) into panel (4). Attach panel (10) to panel (4) using cam bolts and dowels as guides. Insert cam locks (C) into panel (10) and tighten with a screwdriver . Screw cam bolts (B), and insert dowels (A) into panel (3). Attach panel (7) to panel (3) using cam bolts and dowels as guides. Insert cam locks (C) into[...]

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    Attach bottom panel (2) to the panel assemblies from Steps 3 and 4, and to panels (6,9) using large bolts (F) and wrench (Q). Note that panels (6,9) will not be directly attached to the panel assemblies from Steps 3 and 4. Attach the base assembly from Step 2 to bottom panel (2) by inserting the dowels of the base assembly into the pre-drilled hole[...]

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    Slide back panel (18), back slat (17) then back panel (16) into the stand assembly . Insert dowels (A) into the stand assembly .[...]

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    Insert cam locks (C) into the stand assembly . Attach top panel (1) to the stand assembly using cam bolts and dowels as guides. T ighten cam locks (C) with a screwdriver to secure top panel (1). Attach door hinges (I) to doors (1 1,12) using medium screws (J). Attach handles (K) to doors (1 1,12) using small bolts (L). Attach door stopper plates (G[...]

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    Attach doors (1 1,12) to the stand assembly at hinges (I) using medium screws (J). For proper alignment of doors, it may be necessary to loosen small screws (J), adjust the placement of hinges (I) and re-tighten screws (J). Insert shelf support pins (M) into the stand at desired shelf heights. Carefully place shelves (5) onto shelf support pins (M)[...]

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    Insert shelf support pins (M) into the stand at desired shelf heights. Carefully place shelves (8) onto shelf support pins (M). Note that there will be two shelf support pins (M) on either end of each shelf (8). Insert shelf support pins (M) into the stand at desired shelf heights. Carefully place shelves (8) onto shelf support pins (M). Note that [...]

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    Secure back panels (16,18) using plastic wedges (N) and large screws (P).[...]