D89903 New allingford Door 3 Drawer Wardrobe Assembly nstructions - lease keep for future reference 7491 498696 68431 99409 3840 Tip: To prevent damage, we recommend that you build your unit on the carton(s) it was packed in. Dimensions Width - 99,7cm Depth - 60,3cm eight -0,7cm mportant lease read these instructions fully before starting assembly f you need help or have damaged or missing parts, call the Customer elpline: 0346 400 800 ssue 1-11-06-014
Safety and Care Advice mportant lease read these instructions fully before starting assembly Check you have all the components and tools listed on pages and 3. Do not stand or put weight on the product, this could cause damage. emove all fittings from the plastic bags and separate them into their groups. Assemble the item as close to its final position (in the same room) as possible. Keep children and animals away from the work area, small parts could choke if swallowed. Assemble on a soft level surface to avoid damaging the unit or your floor. ake sure you have enough space to layout the parts before starting. arts of the assembly will be easier with people. To reduce the likelihood of damaging your product please ensure that your power drill is set on a low torque setting. Dispose of all packaging carefully and responsibly. Care and maintenance nly clean using a damp cloth and mild detergent, do no use bleach or abrasive cleaners. From time to time check that there are no loose screws on this unit. This product should not be discarded with household waste. Take to your local authority waste disposal centre. Note: if required the next page can be cut out and used as reference throughout the assembly. Keep this page with these instructions for future reference. 1
Components - anels f you have damaged or missing parts, call the Customer elpline: 0346 400 800 lease check you have all the panels listed below 1 Left side (0.6 x 8cm) 349b Top/Bottom x (96.7 x 7.7cm) 1341 9 Drawer base x 3 (4.4 x 34.9cm) B339B ight side (0.6 x 8cm) 349b 6 Upright small (47. x 7.7cm) 893 10 Drawer wrap x 3 (3 x 46.7 x 10cm) LA1869 3 irror door small 4 Door x 1 7 Large horizontal 8 Small horizontal (11. x 48.8cm) S334 (96.7 x 7.6cm) 134 (199. x 48.8cm) 3304 (47.6 x 7.6cm) 1343 11 Drawer front x 3 (48.8 x 1.7cm) 4308 13 linth front (96.6 x 14cm) 7334C 14 linth back (96.6 x.4cm) 733C 1 Foldy back (199.3 x 98cm) B33933 1 elmet (99.9 x 4.cm) FA47
Components - Fittings lease check you have all the fittings listed below Note: The quantities below are the correct amount to complete the assembly. n some cases more fittings may be supplied than are required. FK134 A FK1980 B 40mm Screw x 6 C 9mm Srew x 6 0mm Screw x 10 D F 10mm Fixing screw drawer x 1 FK13 L-Bracket x 1 4mm locking screw x 8 FK101 Large locking nut x FA11 FK1010 FK1419 L K Small locking nut x 6 1. mm Screw x FK1011 G J FK1309 FK1301 FK1400 1mm Screw x 13 FK1981 Nail holder x 1 Nail x 60 FK117 FK1311 1884 N anger rail support x anger rail large x 1 FK169 1mm Screw x 1 FK168 1691 inge back x 6 inge door x 6 FK134 unner x 6 G197 T S FK10 U eg x Door/Drawer handle x Drawerbase support x 6 ZF99936 V Wall plug and parkerscrew x 1 Tools required hillips screwdriver (medium & large) Small hammer Stairs Drill Flatblade screwdriver 0 0 (medium) Spirit level iercer (small) mm Suitable drill bit Setsquare mm Suitable drill bit 10 0 30 1 40 0 60 70 80 3 90 100 4 110 10 130 140 10 6 uler/tape measure Scissors ye protection (when using a hammer or drill) uler - Use this ruler to help correctly identify the screws 0 3 10 1 0 30 3 40 4 0 60 6 70 7 80 8 90 9 100 10 110 11 10 1 130 13 140 14 10 1 160 16 170
Assembly nstructions Step 1 J Drawer assembly x 3 a: nsert two small locking nuts J into drawer wrap 0. a: ake sure the arrow on J is pointing towards the hole in the edge of 0. 10 J b b: Screw 4mm locking screws into holes shown on back of drawer front!. ake sure 4mm locking screws are tightened right up against drawer front!. 11 11 c: Slide drawer base 9 into grooves shown on drawer wrap 0. c: 9 10 4
Assembly nstructions Step 1 - continued d: Turn the drawer wrap assembly over and push onto the drawer front!. Use a phillips or flatblade screwdriver, that is a good fit to turn 4mm locking srew as far as it will go - more than 1/ turn. d 11 e: Fix drawer handle T onto drawer front! using 30mm screw B. Turn over drawer and slide drawerbasesupports U in corner as shown and fix them, using the attached screws. e: B U B 11 U T Step Attaching runners a: Slide top of runners foreward and fix on right side as shown using 10mm fixing screw drawer. a: Finished front edge
Assembly nstructions Step - continued b: Slide top of runners b 3 back. Fix through 3rd hole of runner and pre-drilled holes of right side using 10mm fixing screw drawer. Fix through 1st and 7th hole of runners using 1mm screw. 3 Note: there are no predrilled holes for 1mm screw. epeat a and b on upright small 6. Finished front edge Step 3 nsert fittings Note: nsert 4mm locking screw as far as shown. Do not over tighten. a: a: Screw 4mm locking screw into right side. Screw hinge back onto right side. b: Attach hanger rail support using 1.mm screw F onto right side. F b F 6
Assembly nstructions Step 4 Attaching plinths a: Allign the sides of A plinth front # with bottom as shown and attach using 40mm screw A. Note: there are no predrilled holes for 40mm screw A. Note: top and bottom panels are identical. nly prepare one of the panels at this satge. This will be the bottom panel A Unfinished back edge A Top side A 14 13 epeat with plinth back $. Step nsert locking screws Top side a: Screw 4mm locking screw into bottom. Step 6 Attaching panels osition bottom, small horizontal 8, large horizontal 7 and top onto right side. nsert large locking nuts into bottom, small horizontal, large horizontal 7 and top where shown. Use a screwdriver to turn locking nuts clockwise to lock. Unfinished back edge 7 8 7
Assembly nstructions Step 7 nsert locking screws Screw 4mm locking screw into upright small 6. 6 Unfinished back edge Step 8 Attaching panels 8 Two people are needed here. osition upright small 6 onto bottom and small horizontal 8. 6 nsert two Large locking nuts into upright small 6 and small horizontal 8 where shown. Use a screwdriver to turn locking nuts clockwise to lock. Step 9 F nsert fittings Screw 4mm locking screw into left side 1. Note: nsert 4mm locking screw as far as shown. Do not over tighten. Screw hinge back onto upright 1. Attach hanger rail support using 1.mm screw F onto left side. 1 1 1 F 1 8
Assembly nstructions Step 10 Attaching panel Two people are needed here. osition left side 1 onto bottom/top and large horizontal 7. nsert large locking nuts in top/bottom and large horiziontal 7. Use a screwdriver to turn locking nuts clockwise to lock. 7 1 Step 11 Fitting back panel Attach foldy back @ to back of wardrobe with the coloured surface facing the inside of the unit using nails K and. Use nail holder L to hold the nails K vertical and at correct distance as you secure the foldy back @. Nails K should be spaced about 10mm apart. mportant: Cabinet UST be square when back is attached. Stand up the unit! people required. 9 1 K L
Assemblynstructions Step 1 Attaching pelment and L-bracket osition pelment % onto top % as shown, fix by using 40mm screws A. A D V G V A 1 osition L-Bracket G onto top as shown, fix by using 1mm screw D. Note: there are no pre-drilled holes for 1mm screw D. Use V to fix on the wall, please see last page for more information. Step 13 N nserting hanger rails lace hanger rail large N into hanger rail supports. S a: b: Step 14 nserting drawers a: ull runners out.slide C drawers onto runners so they butt up against back of drawer front. 1st small threaded hole b: Fix through drawer sides into runners using 9mm screws C. D Step 1 Fitting hinges to doors 4 Fix three hinge door to door 4 and mirror door small 3 using 1mm screws D. Attach door handles T using 30mm screws B. D 3 B D B D D T 3 4 10
Assembly nstructions Step 16 anging doors a: With help, slot hinge a: door onto hinge back. b: Tighten screw shown to lock hinges in position. epeat a and b for other door. See inge adjustment in step 17 if the doors need adjusting. b: c: Before adjusting the doors, use a spirit level to check if the base of this unit is level front-to-back and side-to-side in the three positions shown. Use pegs S to square your unit. Knock peg S in, as far as you require, under the ends of the unit and then snap off flush with the panel. 11 c: SNA! S
Assemblynstructions Step 17 inge adjustment a: To move doors up or down: loosen screws shown and move doors to suit. a: nce doors are aligned, re-tighten. b: To move doors in or out: loosen screw shown and move doors to suit. b: e-tighten screws. c: To move doors left or right: loosen screw shown and move doors to suit. c: e-tighten screws. 1
A Guide to - Wall ounting & Fixings mportant note: f plastic wall plugs are supplied with your product: mportant: When drilling into walls always check that there are no hidden wires or pipes etc. ake sure that the screws and wall plugs being used are suitable for supporting your unit. Consult a qualified tradesperson if you are unsure. ints: - these are only suitable for use in masonry walls. f you are in any doubt about the correct wall plugs for your wall, seek professional advice. Failure of the product due to using incorrect fixings is the responsibility of the installer. Types of walls 1: General rule: Always use a larger screw and wall plug if you are not sure. : nsure you use the recommended drill bit to match the wall plug and hole size. 3: nsure you drill the hole horizontally, do not force the drill or enlarge the hole. 4: Take extra care when drilling high walls, ceilings and ceramic tiles. nsure wall plugs are inserted beyond the thickness of the ceramic tiles to avoid the tiles splitting or cracking. : nsure wall plugs are well fitted and are a tight fit in the drilled hole. You can use one of the following types of wall plug if your walls are made of brick, breeze block, concrete, stone or wood. No.1 General urpose wall plug No.3 Cavity Fixing wall plug No. ammer Fixing wall plug Generally aerated blocks should not be used to support heavy loads, use For use with plasterboard partitions or hollow wooden doors. For use with walls stuck with loads, general purpose wall plugs can be used. No. lasterboard wall plug For use when attaching light loads on to plasterboard partitions. Care & aintenance 13 is secure to the retaining wall. No.4 Cavity Fixing-eavy Duty wall plug heavy loads such as shelving, wall cabinets and coat racks. Safety: Always check the fitting and location to ensure your safety in and around the home. No.6 Shield Anchor wall plug eavy loads For use with heavier loads such as TV & ifi speakers and satelite dishes etc. Fitting: From time to time check the fitting to ensure the wall plugs or screws do not become loose.