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Placement and Maintenance

Corridor

Media furniture is designed for indoor use on level floors.

Clean glass with glass cleaner, and steel parts and wood veneer with a

moist cloth.

Your Corridor

Media furniture is engineered for easy assembly.

Carefully follow this procedure to prevent any damage.

Do not use power tools for assembly of this product.

Step 1

Unpack and identify the parts listed below. The assembly workspace

should be a non-marring surface such as carpet. For missing

hardware pieces, please contact BDI Customer Service at

customerservice@bdiusa.com. For all other concerns, please

contact your BDI retailer.

For your convenience, wheel assembly is pre-installed. Wheels can

be removed if desired.

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CORRIDOR

8173

LOW MEDIA CONSOLE

B1 Hex Wrench x 1

A Phillips Screwdriver x 1

C Cabinet x 1

D 1/4-20 x 10 mm

Machine Screw x 16

H M4 x 35 mm

Machine Screw x 8

I Door Pull x 4

K Glass Top x 1

Reinstall Leveler to Metal Leg

B2 Hex Wrench x 1

G 1/420 x 60 mm

Machine Screw x 6

E Metal Leg x 2

F Metal Rail x 2

Removal of wheels:

Detach Wheel Assembly from

Metal Leg E by removing the

Leveler and Screw.

J Rubber Bumper x 8

N Back Panel x 2

L Adjustable Shelf x 2

M Adjustable Shelf x 1

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Summary of content (5 pages)

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CORRIDOR® 8173 LOW MEDIA CONSOLE bdiusa.com customerservice@bdiusa.com Product Registration Registering your new BDI product allows us to send you important product updates, service information and helpful hints related to your BDI products. Register today and you will be entered to win free a BINK table from BDI. www.bdiusa.com/product-registration/ Placement and Maintenance Corridor® Media furniture is designed for indoor use on level floors.
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Step 2 - Build Base Assembly Slide Metal Leg E into Metal Rail F and attach by using Hex Wrench B1 and Screw D. E E F Æ Æ D D F Æ Æ D D Dx8 Step 3 - Carefully lay Cabinet C on its back. Using Hex Wrench B1, attach the base assembly to the bottom of the Cabinet C with Screw D and Screw G. *Note: Each of the metal legs has levelers that can be adjusted using the Hex Wrench B2. C D G G D D G G G D Dx8 2 CORRIDOR 8173 LOW MEDIA CABINET G Gx6 bdiusa.com customerservice@bdiusa.
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Step 4 - Install Door Pulls and Rubber Bumpers Position the cabinet upright and install Door Pulls I using Screw H and Screwdriver A. Adhere Rubber Bumper J at least one (1) inch from edges of the cabinet as shown below. J J J J J J H I H Step 5 -Install Glass Place Glass Top K on top of Cabinet C. Position glass flush with cabinet front doors. K C 3 CORRIDOR 8173 LOW MEDIA CABINET bdiusa.com customerservice@bdiusa.
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Step 6 - Install Back Panels Install both Back Panels N to the backside of the cabinet by inserting top edge in upper channel then tipping bottom edge forward and into lower channel. NOTE: Velcro straps are included for your convenience to facilitate wire management. 1 N 2 Adjustable Shelves If desired, lift Adjustable Shelf L, M away, loosen & remove related Shelf Support Pins, reinstall the Shelf Support Pins at desired height, then reinstall Adjustable Shelf.
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Fine tuning your new BDI Corridor Home Theater Furniture These steps are to be followed after you have unpacked and completed the simple assembly instructions for your Corridor AV cabinet. Due to jostling in freight or perhaps an uneven floor, the doors on your Corridor cabinet may not appear to be in perfect alignment. Making a few minor adjustments can rectify this situation. Be aware that depending on your situation, patience and a bit of trial and error are required.