Manhattan Comfort 12GMC4 User Manual

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Assembly Guide

1000010419 - 20/03/2019

Model: 12GMC1 / 12GMC2 / 12GMC3 / 12GMC4

Floating Square Cabinet

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In order to ease the assembly, you should separate and identify the parts first

Do not place the parts directly onto the floor. Use a cardboard sheet or a mat to place the parts, during the separation and assembly.

IMPORTANT

In order to avoid severe or even fatal injuries, follow the

instructions carefully.

*Tools Needed (not supplied)

STANLY

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IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS

N°

SIDE 1 DOOR SMART

SIDE SMART

CEILING 1 DOOR SMART

REAR 1 DOOR SMART

BACK SMART

DOOR SMART

DESCRIPTION

IDENTIFY THE COLOR OF YOUR CABINET

BLACK MATT

3000009529

3000009069

3000009074

3000009081

3000009058

3000009093

WHITE MATT

3000009526

3000009086

3000009089

3000009092

3000009087

3000009141

BLUE MATT

3000009528

3000009096

3000009100

3000009103

3000009098

3000009104

GREY

3000009063

Dimension

MATERIAL

STEEL

QUANTITY

1 PC 12.67''

1 PC 12.24''

LENGTH WIDTH THICKNESS

13.58''

13.85''

13.66''

11.22''

11.18''

12.67''

11.14''

0.59''

0.98''

0.59''

0.07''

1.37''

ASSEMBLED PRODUCT:

H: 12.59'' W:13.77'' L:11.22''

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26 Lbs

1000008297

Maximum weight supported distributed

Lbs

Hardware list

1000008616

1000009033

1000000281 - WHITE

1000007352 - BLACK

1000010221 - BLUE

Qty. 4

3000008409

Qty. 1

1000010136

Qty. 1

Qty. 4

1000008285

Qty. 2

Qty. 1

3000009645 - WHITE

3000009643 - BLACK

3000009649 - BLUE 3000009647 - GREY

Qty. 1

Qty. 4

1000008285

Qty. 1

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1 - Attach the parts P1 and P2, under the part P5. Positioning the cut-out of part P5 over the safety grappel of parts P1 and P2.

Magnet closure

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1 - Identify the parts as figure below:

P4 with hole and P3 with socket.

1 - Slightly incline the part P4, and place it inside the cut - out of the parts P1 and P2. 2 - Slide part P4 into the folds of part P1, P2 and P5.

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1 - With the end of F3, smash the safety claw, locking part P4 to part P1 and P5. 2 - Finish folding it mannually.

IMPORTANT: REMOVE THIS RIBBON ONLY TO CONTINUE MOUNTING

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1 - Attach the P3 part onto the P1 and P2 parts. 2 - Check all the fittings, before continuing.

1 - With the end of F3, smash the safety claw, locking part P3 to part P1 and P4. 2 - Finish folding it mannually.

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1 - Using the F5 template, make markings on the wall as indicated. 2 - It is necessary to use the level. 3 - Drill the wall over the marked points.

0°

IMPORTANT: CABINET MUST BE ATTACHED TO THE WALL

USE THE CARDBOARD TEMPLATE TO FIX THE WALL CABINET ON THE WALL

IT IS IMPORTANT TO USE A LEVEL

1 - Insert the metal part of the bushing into the hole until it overcomes the wall.

WALL

CABINET HEIGHT

½”

2 - Pull the bushing driving it against the wall and then push the plastic ring until it leans close to the wall.

WALL

Plastic ring

3 - Break the bushing's rods

WALL

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1- Insert the screw F2 into the hole on the wall. 2- Turn the screw clockwise, using the F3 part .

1- Approach the cabinet by fitting the F2 screw.

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1 - Align the cabinet with the use of a level. 2 - Mark the wall through the holes in the bottom of the cabinet.

0°

1 - Move the cabinet away 2 - Drill the wall over the marked points.

½”

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1 - Insert the metal part of the bushing into the hole until it overcomes the wall.

2 - Pull the bushing driving it against the wall and then push the plastic ring until it leans close to the wall.

3 - Break the bushing's rods

WALL

Plastic ring

WALL

1 - Position cabinet through the F2 screws that are already attached to the wall. 2 - Insert screw F2 through part P5. 3 - Turn the screw using the F3 part clockwise.

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1 - Press part F4 against the heads of the F2 screws. 2 - Insert F5 into the hole in part P3.

1 - Attach the F8 handle to the door P6 as indicated below

CLICK !

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1 - Attach part P6 to the bottom of the cabinet through part F6 2 - Finish engaging part P6 through the pivoting wrench as shown below.

1 - Attach the F7 into the P6 holes..

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IMPORTANT: REMOVE THE RIBBON TO FINISH THE ASSEMBLY

1 - Glue F8 to part P6 in the indicated area.

TAKING GOOD CARE OF YOUR CABINET

Cleaning and caring instructions:

- Avoid dragging objects on top of the cabinet. They might scratch the ﬁnishing.

- Only non-abrasive natural chemical products are recommended to clean your cabinet. Simply wipe the cabinet down with a wet cloth to remove the cleaning product excess.

- Never clean the cabinet with scouring powders, steel scrubber pads or any other product which can scratch its surface.

- Chemical products are not recommended.

- Cabinet surfaces should not be covered with colored plastic or paper sheets.

- Acid substances like salt, onion, ketchup and mustard must remain properly stored in sealed containers.

- Avoid the direct contact of water with other surfaces than the sink, as the humidity can aﬀect the durability of the cabinets.

- Avoid cabinets exposure to direct Sun light. Drapers suggested.

- For technical assistance outside Brazil, please, contact the store where you purchased your product.

- This guidance should be saved for future reference, if necessary.

BEWARE: Do not use a damp cloth to clean the cabinet. Excessive moisture can damage its surface.

ATTENTION

To avoid serious or irreparable damage to the product, follow the instructions carefully.

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WARRANTS TERMS

This product has the guarantee for a period of twelve (12) months, this limited warranty is eﬀective from the date of the original consumer purchase. Proof of original purchase date is required to obtain service or replacement under this limited warranty. Once the defect of manufacture has been veriﬁed, the consumer should contact the store where he purchased the product. In the warranty period, any defective parts will be replaced free of charge by another of the same line and model. The installation and assembly in the residence of the costumer is not the responsibility of the factory or the store. The assembly must correctly follow the instructions inside the packaging of each module.

ITEMS EXCLUDED FROM WARRANTS

This limited warranty does not cover:

1. In-home service including, but not limited to, service calls to correct the installation of any Manhattan Comfort Smart Diy products or to instruct the consumer on how to use or install them.

2. Damage resulting from improper handling or shipping of products, or products damaged by accident, alteration, misuse, abuse, ﬁre, ﬂood, improper installation, acts of God, neglect, corrosion, modiﬁcation or mishandling.

3. All travel, transportation, shipping or freight fees to deliver replacement products or to return defective products.

4. Factory speciﬁed replacement parts or product replacement when your product is used in other than normal, single-family household use, such as a commercial environment or handled in a manner contrary to published user or operator instructions and/or installation instructions.

5. Aesthetic damages including scratches, dings, dents or cracks that do not aﬀect the structural or functional capability of the product.

6. Any labor costs during the limited warranty period.

7. Damage resulting from improper loading beyond the speciﬁed maximum weight capacity outlined

in the assembly instructions provided with the product including overloading of hooks, baskets, shelves, cabinets, and other Manhattan Comfort Smart Diy accessories used with the product.

8. Surfaces damaged due to chemical interaction resulting in corrosion of paint or metal. The cost of repair or replacement under these excluded circumstances shall be borne by the customer.

DISCLAIMER OF IMPLIED WARRANTY

Implied warranties, including any implied warranty of merchantability or implied warrant of ﬁtness for a particular purpose, are limited to one year or shortest period allowed by law.

LIMITATION OF REMEDIES; EXCLUSION OF INCIDENTAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES

Your sole and exclusive remedy under this limited warranty shall be product repair as provided herein. Manhattan Comfort Smart Diy shall not be liable for incidental or consequential damages.

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