Congratulations ! On the purchase of your
Storage Cabinet.
(some assembly required)
(K) Door Rods
Page 1
(H) Shelf Clips
(L) Screws
(M) Nuts
(A) Right Hand Back
(B) Left Hand Back
(C) Right Hand Side
(D) Left Hand Side
(I) Right Hand Door
(J) Left Hand Door
Required Tools
Required Tools
Required Tools
(N) Handle
- 3/8” Socket or Nut Driver
- Small Blade Screwdriver
(F) Bottom
Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions
(E) Top
(G) Shelves
- Tipped Screwdriver (hole & tab
opening assistance)
Use Caution when handling and assembling metal parts. The metal may have sharp edges or corners. The use of protective gloves is recommended. Do not use this unit for anything that is outside the designed function of storage. Do
not store loose or heavy items on the top shelves or on the top of the unit, for they create a falling hazard that can injure
yourself or others. Always remember to use proper lifting techniques when moving either the boxed or assembled unit.
General instructions
General instructions
General instructions
It is recommended that the cabinets are assembled by more than one person. Use of a raised flat surface during
assembly is highly recommended. During shipping and handling, some of the tabs that are used for assembly
may have closed together. Use a flat tipped screwdriver to either pry up or push from behind the tab to re-open.
To assure the squareness of the unit, do not fully tighten the nuts and screws used in the assembly until all are in
place. After all nuts and screws are in place, square the unit and tighten all nuts and screws appropriately. Make
sure that the unit is placed on a level surface, as this may effect the performance of the unit.
Part List & Product Specification : Edsal 6600BCSU Series Storage Cabinet (patent pending)
Part List & Product Specification : Edsal 6600BCSU Series Storage Cabinet (patent pending)
Part List & Product Specification : Edsal 6600BCSU Series Storage Cabinet (patent pending)
Part Numbers for : 6600
Part Numbers for : 6600
Reference
Reference
Reference
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
Description
Description
Description
Right Hand Back
Left Hand Back
Right Hand Side
Left Hand Side
Bottom
Shelves
Shelf Clips
Right Hand Door
Left Hand Door
Door Rods
Screws (unslotted)
Nuts
Handle
Top
Qty.
Qty.
Qty.
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
8
1
1
2
12
12
1
Part Numbers for : 6600
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4 Shelf
-
4 Shelf
-
4 Shelf
CCBK6615R
CCBK6615L
CCSD6519R
CCSD6519L
CCTO3520
CCBO3021
CCSH3116
7000CLP
CCDO6115R
CCDO6115L
CCDR2900
F102438S
F1024N
201L
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66”h x 15”d x 30”w
–
66”h x 15”d x 30”w
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66”h x 15”d x 30”w
Should you have any comments, damage, missing parts, or problems with assembly of this unit please feel free to
contact our Edsal Manufacturing facility at, (773) 475-3000 and request customer service. We can also be reached
on the internet at the following email address : customerservice@edsal.com.
To obtain replacement parts, please provide the following information :
- Model # - Part # & Description - Location Purchased - Date Purchased
Consumer Products Division
Edsal Manufacturing Company
4400 South Packers Avenue
Chicago, IL 60609
www.edsal.com
Assembly Instructions : Edsal 6600BCSU Series Storage Cabinet Page 2
Assembly Instructions : Edsal 6600BCSU Series Storage Cabinet Page 2
Assembly Instructions : Edsal 6600BCSU Series Storage Cabinet Page 2
Important Please Read First
Important Please Read First
Important Please Read First
This instruction sheet was designed to help you assemble this unit in the proper way, please follow them using all
parts and fasteners provided. Any alteration or deviation from this instruction sheet can result in unit failure. If
you have any assembly problems or questions, please feel free to contact our Muscle Rack manufacturing facility
at (773) 475-3000 during the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. central standard time and ask for customer service.
We have people available to assist you if need be with any part of this assembly process.
IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO ASSEMBLE THIS UNIT AT EYE LEVEL, AND WITH THE HELP OF AN
ADDITIONAL PERSON. Using a RAISED surface such as a TABLE or DESK, will greatly EASE the ASSEMBLY
PROCESS. Assembly attempted on a much lower surface such as the floor, is still possible but does make the
assembly process longer and harder. During the shipping and handling of this product, some of the panels may
have a MINOR bend such as on a corner, door hinge pin, or a tab. This minor variation can be REPAIRED SIM-
PLY by using a SMALL TOOL or your HAND to move the material back to its designed form. A example will be
outlined in the “GETTING STARTED” section listed below. Some of the materials used in the packaging to protect the parts from damage may leave dust or smudges on the steel panels. It is RECOMMENDED AFTER AS-
SEMBLY IS COMPLETE to use a MILD SOAP and WATER with a SOFT CLOTH to wipe the unit clean.
Getting Started
Getting Started
Getting Started
This assembly process uses tabs, screws, and nuts to hold the parts together. To speed the assembly
process, have a 3/8” nut driver or socket, and a small tipped screwdriver ready. Also have your packaged hardware at close reach. After unpacking all the panels, visually inspect the corners. These are
the most susceptible to damage through the shipping and handling process. If you find a corner bent
out of place, use your hand and gently move the corner back to the designed shape. Also during shipping and handling some of the tabs used for engaging the panels together may have become closed.
Visually inspect all panels and if found that some are closed, use a small tipped screwdriver to push the
tabs from behind to open slightly. A example of pushing the tabs out and how the engagement process
works, is shown below.
Push tab slightly
from back side
to open
Piece with tab
goes under piece
with rectangular
Small tipped
screwdriver
hole
Step 1 - Back Assembly
Place the left and right hand backs on a level surface.
Position the parts so that all the tabs are facing up.
Place the part with the rectangular holes (left hand back)
over the part with the tabs (right hand back). Making
sure the tabs ride into the rectangular holes, slide the
backs together. Check to make certain that all the tabs
and rectangular holes have engaged completely and that
the screw holes on the back panels have properly
aligned (see figure 1 for references). Use your small
tipped screwdriver to assist in aligning the screw holes if
necessary.
Slide part
Slide part
Tab fully engaged
Figure 1– Back Assembly