Lateral File Instructions

REQUIRED ADJUSTMENTS
Tools required for file adjustment:
1
4" Drive socket wrench 24" long level
1
4" Drive extension Straight blade screwdriver (optional)
1
4" Six point socket with
1
4" drive
Adjustable glides are provided in the base of each cabinet.
Glide adjustment is critical for cabinet stability and
proper operation of lock, interlock, doors, and shelves.
1. Be sure cabinet is empty.
2. Position cabinet into desired location.
3. To access glides, align slots in bottom drawer/shelf with
holes in base. Use the socket wrench, extension, and
1
4"
socket (or the straight blade screwdriver) to adjust glides.
4. Turn glides clockwise to raise cabinet. Turn counter-
clockwise to lower cabinet.
5. On carpeted floors, extend all four glides until the weight
of the cabinet is supported by the glides (not by the cabi-
net bottom).
6. Level cabinet side-to-side.
7. On carpet, adjust glides so the front of the cabinet is
1
4
" higher than the rear. On uncarpeted floors, the
front should be
1
8
" higher than the rear.
8. Check cabinet for proper operation. Drawers and doors
should open and close smoothly and be evenly aligned
with the frame.
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NSTALLATION AND USE MANUAL FOR LATERAL FILES
Please return this manual to the orange storage pocket in the bottom drawer.
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AN IMPROPERLY INSTALLED FILE CABINET CAN BECOME UNSTABLE OR TIP OVER, CAUSING SERIOUS INJURY.
FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL FOR CORRECT INSTALLATION, USE, AND MAINTENANCE.
These files are for storing and filing non-combustible materials that do not require special protection. Do not use this
cabinet to store combustible or hazardous materials.
WEAR SAFETY GLASSES WHEN USING TOOLS
INSTALLATION AND ANCHORING
To increase stability and avoid tip over, cabinets should be bolted together or anchored to a wall whenever
possible.
1. Adjust all cabinets. Refer to Required Adjustments
Section.
2. Fully extend top drawer.
3. Remove knockout.
4. Use the hardware provided in the key packet to bolt cabi-
nets together.
5. Use wall anchoring devices when securing a cabinet to a
wall. Be sure to use the right devices for the type of wall
you have.
WARNING
Front of cabinet
1
8" to
1
4"
Adjustable glides
Quantity dependent on model:
4 - One at each corner, or
2 - One at each front corner
Wall
Clockwise to raise
Access holes
Counterclockwise to lower
Bottom drawer/shelf not shown for clarity

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