Woodstock WM1104 Owner's manual

Brand: Woodstock

Model: WM1104

Type: Owner's manual

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WM1104 Router Bit

Display Cabinet

Instruction Sheet

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Inventory

Shipment 1:

Cabinet ........................................ 1

Plexiglass Door ............................... 1

Plexiglass Door w/Lock ..................... 1

Keys (ship between styrofoam boards) ... 2

Box 1 ........................................... 1

Shipment 1

Figure 1. Router display shipping carton.

Lock

Figure 2. Plexiglass door panels with pre-installed lock.

Figure 3. Shipping location of box 1 and

keys.

Keys

Box 1

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Box 1 (Inside Shipment 1, Figures 4—5):

Sign Base Assembly .......................... 1

Long Wire Pegs .............................. 72

Short Wire Pegs ............................. 16

Double Ended Connectors .................. 8

Single Ended Connectors ................... 8

Sign Panel ..................................... 1

Box 2 ........................................... 1

Figure 4. Box 1 contents.

Sign Base

Assembly

Connectors

Display Panel

Box 2

Short Wire

Pegs

Long Wire

Pegs

Double-Ended

Connector

Single-Ended

Connector

Figure 5. Types of connectors.

Box 2 (Inside Box 1, Figure 6):

Wall Brackets ................................. 2

Wide Mounting Brackets .................... 2

Narrow Mounting Brackets ................. 2

Hex Wrench 5mm ............................ 1

Feet M8-1.25 x 14 ........................... 4

Hardware

—Button Head Cap Screws

M8-1.25 x 14 .......................... 24

—Phillips Screws M6-1 x 25 ........... 8

—Flat Head Screws M5-.8 x 8 ......... 4

Figure 6. Box 2 contents.

Wall Brackets

Hex Wrench 5mm

Feet M8-1.25 x 14

Mounting

Brackets

Wide

Mounting

Brackets

Hardware

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Figure 9. Install sign base assembly on bottom of

cabinet.

Assembly

Note: The top and bottom of the cabinet

can be identified by the pre-installed

door mounting rails. The bottom of

the cabinet has a narrower, double-

slider rail. The top has a wider

double-channel rail (see Figure 7).

The Router Display Cabinet can be

assembled in various configurations and

may be stood on the floor or mounted to

the wall. Two cabinets may be stacked and

the sign base assembly can serve as either

a base foot or a marquee. The assembly

instructions that follow are for a stacked

floor display.

2. Install the sign base assembly on the

cabinet bottom (see FIgure 9).

NOTE: As with all sheet metal parts, the

flexible nature of the material means

that mounting holes may not align

without applying additional force

to the components. This is normal.

However, often additional force is

unnecessary if you just hand-tighten

fasteners during initial assembly, then

come back and final-tighten them with

a wrench once all components are

installed.

Figure 8. Double ended connectors installed in bottom of

cabinet.

Figure 7. Cabinet orientation.

Top

Bottom

1. Install (4) double-ended connectors

to the bottom of the cabinet using (4)

M8-1.25 x 14 button head cap screws

(see Figure 8).

To assemble the cabinet, do these steps:

Double-Ended

Connectors

Double-Ended

Connector

Button Head

Cap Screw

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3. Secure the sign base assembly using

(4) M8-1.25 x 14 button head cap

screws, as shown in Figure 10.

Figure 10. Securing sign base assembly to cabinet.

4. Install (4) single-ended connectors

and secure with (4) M8-1.25 x 14

button head cap screws, as shown in

Figure 11.

Figure 11. Securing single-ended connectors.

5. Thread the feet into the single-ended

connectors, as shown in Figure 12.

Figure 12. Threading foot into single-ended connector.

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6. With the help of another person, stand

the case upright (see Figure 13).

7. Adjust the leveling feet so the cabinet

does not rock in any direction and is

level.

Figure 13. Sign base assembly and cabinet standing.

8. Attach the display panel to the sign

base assembly with (4) M5-.8 x 8 flat

head screws, as shown in Figure 14.

Figure 14. Attaching display panel to sign base assembly.

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9. Slide the door panel (without lock)

into the rear channel and slightly flex

the plexiglass to seat the runner on

the rear rail (see Figure 15).

NOTE: Orient the door panel so the lock-

pin hole is on the lower left side of

the door.

Figure 15. Right door panel installed.

10. Slide the door panel with the lock into

front channel groove and slightly flex

the plexiglass to seat the runner on

the front rail (see Figure 16).

NOTE: Install the left door panel so the

lock-pin lines up with the lock-pin

hole.

Figure 16. Left door panel with lock installed.

Lock Pin Hole

Rear Rail

Runner

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11. Lock the cabinet by depressing the

spring action on the lock and removing

the key when it is horizontal in the

lock.

Tip: The included wire pegs come in two

sizes. We recommend the shorter

size be situated towards top of the

cabinet. This makes hanging stock

more convenient.

We recommend placing and securing the

cabinet in its intended location before

installing wire hangers or product. This

reduces the weight and saves time.

Figure 17. Cabinet assembly completed.

Figure 18. Installing double-ended connector and

securing top cabinet in place.

This display cabinet can be stacked with

another unit to display more product.

1. Invert and install the sign base

assembly on the top of the second

cabinet to act as a sign marquee.

2. With the help of another person,

lift the second cabinet onto the

completed cabinet and secure it with

(4) M8-1.25 x 14 button head cap

screws, as shown in Figure 18.

3. Install the plexiglass doors as detailed

in Steps 8—9 on Page 6.

To stack cabinets, do these steps:

Stacking Cabinets

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Wall Bracket

Secured to Cleat

Cleat Mounted

to Stud

Lag Screw

Into Cleat (1 of 2)

Mounting Bracket

Engaging Wall Mount

Bracket

M6-1 x 25

Phillips Screw

Anchor

Lag Shield

Lag Screw

Figure 21. Example of masonry and stud wall mounting

hardware.

Figure 20. Inside and outside view of narrow mounting

bracket installed on cabinet.

Figure 19. Cut-away view of mounting bracket and wall

mount installation on cabinet.

2. Using the appropriate hardware for

your situation (see Figure 21 for

common examples), secure the (2)

wall mounting brackets to the wall.

3. With assistance, either lift or slide

the display cabinet into place so the

mounting bracket engages the wall

mounting bracket.

4. Congratulations, the cabinet is now

assembled, mounted, and ready to

display stock.

The display cabinet is HEAVY. When

mounting it to the wall, ensure that all

fasteners are properly seated in wall

studs/masonry. Failure to do so could

lead to the cabinet falling, resulting in

serious crushing injury and property

damage.

The display cabinet can be hung on the

wall or placed on a floor. In either case, we

recommend securing the cabinet to a wall

or fixed surface to prevent tipping.

To secure the cabinet to the wall, do

these steps:

1. Install either the (2) wide or narrow

mounting brackets on the case using

(4) M6-1 x 25 Phillips screws, as

illustrated in Figure 19—20.

Note: The wall mounting brackets must be

secured to a stud or to a cleat that is

mounted to a stud in order to provide

a secure mount for the cabinet.

Mounting Cabinets

Mounting

Bracket

Phillips

Screws

Woodstock WM1104 Owner's manual

Woodstock WM1104 Owner's manual

Woodstock WM1104 Owner's manual

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