Assembly Instructions for Shelving Unit (FMW-043/048, FPB-140)
Important Safety Warnings
Serious or fatal injury may occur from unexpected assembly or use. During the assembly process, keep all parts away from babies or children. Always securely fix this product to the wall, ensuring the wall area to be drilled is free from hidden electrical wires, water, and gas pipes. The use of tip-over restraints may only reduce, but not eliminate, the risk of tip-over. Unless specially designed to accommodate, do not set heavy objects on top of this product. Place the heaviest items on the lowest shelf. Never allow children to climb or bang on drawers, doors, or shelves.
Parts List
This document details the components required for assembly. The parts are identified by numbers (1-12) and letters (A-L) in accompanying diagrams. Key components include:
- Panels: Top panel (1), Base panel (2), Side panels (3, 4), Back panels (5, 6), Shelves (7, 8, 9, 10), Vertical dividers (11), and Back panel connectors/supports (12).
- Fasteners: A variety of hardware is provided, including cam locks (A), screws (B, D, E, F, G, H, J), brackets (I), wall anchors (K), and caps (L). Specific quantities for each fastener are indicated in the parts list diagrams. For example, part B is a screw, part C is a dowel, and part K is a wall anchor used for securing the unit.
Assembly Overview
The assembly process is broken down into 26 detailed steps, each illustrated with diagrams. The general sequence involves:
- Preparing panels by inserting dowels and cam locks.
- Connecting the base and top panels to the side panels.
- Inserting and securing shelves and vertical dividers using the provided fasteners.
- Assembling the main frame of the unit.
- Attaching back panels to provide structural integrity.
- The critical final steps (Steps 25 and 26) focus on securing the assembled unit to the wall using the provided anti-tip hardware (parts K and J) to prevent accidental tipping, which can cause serious injury.
Users are instructed to follow each step carefully, paying attention to the orientation of parts and the correct use of fasteners as shown in the diagrams.
Permanent Safety Label
A permanent label attached to the product reiterates crucial safety advice: always install the provided anti-tip device, never place a television on the unit, prevent children from standing, climbing, or hanging on any part of the unit, do not open more than one drawer at a time, and always place the heaviest items in the lowest drawers to maintain stability.
