User Manual for JOHAN LEWIS models including: Chevron Mirrored Cabinet, 816 60407, 816 60411
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DocumentDocumentChevron Mirrored Cabinet Stock number: 816 60407 816 60411 H65 W50 D16cm T hank you for purchasing the Chevron mirrored cabinet. Please read the instructions and warnings carefully before use, to ensue safe and satisfactory operation of this product. At John Lewis, we are committed to making great products possible. From our in-house Design Team, to our Buyers, we work together to bring great design to life. Our expert Product Technologists work collaboratively with our buyers and suppliers to assure the legality, safety and quality of the product we sell. We are all committed to designing and developing products to the highest industry standards. We hope you are happy with your product and welcome any feedback or comments you may have. T h eohn Lewis Team Tools required (Not Supplied) Time to assemble 0.5 Hour People to assemble 1 Your cabinet Ref Description Wall Rail Cabinet Dimensions Qty 1 1 3 Fixtures and fittings Fixtures and fittings supplied (actual size) Ref Description Screw Dimensions 4mm x14mm mm 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Qty I11111 1111 1111l1111l1111l1111 1111 1111l1111l1111 1111 1111 111111111 I I I I I I 2 4 Product assembly Chevron mirrored cabinet 816 60407 Step 1 Parts, tings and tools Warning Serious or fatal crushing injuries can occur from furniture tipping over. To prevent this furniture tipping over it must be permanently fixed to the walI with the attachment device provided. "wall fixing not included" see page 7) Step 2 Parts, f1tt1ngs and tools 5 Chevron mirrored cabinet 816 60407 Step 3 Final assembly Parts, fittings and tools · ·.·. .··· 6 Wall attached item only: A guide to wall mounting and fixings Warning In order to prevent overturning this product must be used with the wall attachment device provided. Wall fixing screws are not included, since different wall materials require different types of screws/ fixings. Please ensure you use the correct screws/ fixings for your type of walls and seek professional advice if you are not sure. Installation shall be carried out exactly according to the instructions provided - otherwise a safety risk can occur if incorrectly installed. Failure of the product due to incorrect fixings is the responsibility of the installer. Important: W hen drilling into the walls always check that there are no hidden wires or pipes etc. ..:. .. . .. ·. ·. : 0 Types of walls You can use one of the following types of wall plug if your walls are made of brick, breezeblock, concrete, stone or wood. 1. General Purpose wall plug Generally aerated blocks should not be used to support heavy loads, use a specialist fitting in this case. For light loads, general - purpose wall plugs can be used. 2. Plasterboard wall plug For use when attaching light loads on to plasterboard partitions. 3. Cavity Fixing wall plug For use with plasterboard partitions or hollow wooden doors. 4. Cavity Fixing - Heavy Duty wall plug For use when fitting or supporting heavy loads such as shelving, wall cabinets and coat racks. 5. Hammer Fixing wall plug For use with walls stuck with plasterboard. The hammer fixing allows it to be fixed to the wall rather than the plasterboard. Always check the fixing is secure to the retaining wall. 6. Shield Anchor wall plug - Heavy loads For use with heavier loads such as 1V and Hi-Fi speakers and satellite dishes etc. Care and maintenance Safety: Periodically check all fittings and wall fixings to ensure they have not come loose and retighten as necessary 7 Care guide Care and maintenance Wood furniture Wood displays different grain patterns depending on which way they are cut - for example, the'medullary ray' which can appear on oak furniture is a mark of good quality timber - these are just characteristics of the natural beauty of the wood. Some furniture is also deliberately aged and rustic. Wood veneers also allow a distinctive pattern to be created on some surfaces, such as tabletops and drawer fronts by the way slivers are arranged. All timber and veneer surfaces will change colour and mellow over time. New furniture will initially vary in shade from items that have been previously purchased How to care for your wood furniture Furniture with a hard lacquer, wax polish or painted surface should be dusted with a dry cloth. Waxed furniture will need to be given a coat of beeswax a couple of times a year to help maintain its lustre. Spray polishes are best avoided as they contain silicones which may spoil the furniture's surface when building up ove time. Make sure all surfaces are protected from heat and liquids by mats and coasters. Wipe up spills immediately and ensure that a mat or pad is placed under paper if you are writing. Our furniture will endure most temperatures in the home, but it is best to avoid placing furniture next to heat sources such as radiators or fires. Be particularly careful with solid wood as the lack of humty caused by home heating can cause damage such as warping Safety instructions Never drag furniture when moving it, always lift it. Periodically check all fixings to ensure none have come loose and retighten when necessary. Please take care when handling or moving the furniture as careless handling may cause damage or injury. Furniture can be dangerous if incorrectly installed. Assembly should be carried out by a competent person. No liability will be accepted for damage or injury caused by incorrectly installed or assembled furniture. Retain these instructions for future reference. Your feedback is very important to us and we would love to hear your comments on your new furniture. Please visit our website to leave a review.Thank you. John Lewis Partnership 171 Victoria Street London SW1E SNN johnlewis.com