Assembly instructions, Parts list – HP TS5220 User Manual

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FOR YOUR SAFETY, PLEASE FOLLOW THESE PRECAUTIONS:

! ALWAYS REMOVE THE TV AND OTHER EQUIPMENT FROM THE FURNITURE PRIOR TO MOVING THE ASSEMBLED UNIT.

! BE CAREFUL WHEN MOVING THE ASSEMBLED FURNITURE AFTER THE GLASS SHELF HAS BEEN INSTALLED,

AND/OR WHEN THERE IS EQUIPMENT LOCATED ON THE FURNITURE AS THIS MAY CAUSE THE SHELF TO BECOME
UNSECURED AND FALL.

! WHEN IN USE, THIS FURNITURE MUST BE PLACED ON A FLAT, SOLID AND LEVEL SURFACE.

! DO NOT LEAN ON THE TV WHEN IT IS ON THE TV STAND. ! DO NOT CLIMB OR STEP ON THE STAND.

! DO NOT BANG OR PLACE YOUR OWN WEIGHT ON THE GLASS SHELF.

! DO NOT PLACE ITEMS ON THE SHELVES WHICH EXCEED THE MAXIMUM WEIGHT LIMITS OF 200 LBS. FOR TOP SHELF

AND 50 LBS. FOR GLASS SHELF

Assembly Instructions

NOTE: TWO PEOPLE ARE RECOMMENDED TO ASSEMBLE THIS TABLE.

A.

INSERT two Cam Locks (8) into each of the Side Support
Panels (6).

INSERT five Cam Lock Connector Bolts (9) into

the Left Front Panel (4) and Right Front Panel (5).

B.

INSERT a Glass Shelf Support Pin (11) into the center hole
of each Side Support Panel (6).

C.

ATTACH each Front Panel (4 & 5) to each Side Support
Panel (6) as shown in Fig. 1.

TIGHTEN Cam Locks (8) with

Philips Screwdriver, DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.

Fig. 1

4,5

9

1. Side Assembly

6

8

11

2. Table Assembly

A.

PLACE the Bottom Shelf (1) on a soft flat surface with the pre-assembled feet
facing up.

INSERT four Cam Locks (8) into the large holes. Make sure the thread openings of the

Cam Locks face toward the outside edge of the Bottom Shelf (1).

B.

CAREFULLY TIP the Bottom Shelf (1) on the front (longer) edge so that the underside is facing
away from you.

ALIGN the edges of the Side Panels (6) and Bottom Shelf and INSERT the Cam

Lock Connector Bolts (9) into the Cam Locks (8).

SECURE the Side Panels (6) to the Bottom Shelf

by tightening the Cam Locks with the philips screwdriver, DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.

INSERT two

50mm Screws (10) through the predrilled holes in the Bottom Shelf and
into the Side Panels (6) and tighten.

C.

CAREFULLY TIP the unit upside down and SECURE the
Rear Support Panel (3) to the table bottom using four Screws
(10).

D.

CAREFULLY TIP the partially assembled table over so that
it is sitting upright on the floor.

PLACE two Shelf Support

Pins (11) into the holes in the rear panel as shown in
Fig. 2. Make sure the rubber pads are facing up.

E.

PLACE the Glass Shelf (7) into the partially
assembled table and onto the four Shelf
Support Pins (11) as shown in Fig. 2.

F.

PLACE the Top Shelf (2) onto partially
assembled table.

INSERT the Cam Lock

Connector Bolts (9) in the Front Panels
(4,5) into the Cam Locks (8) in the Top
Shelf and turn Cam Locks to tighten. DO
NOT OVERTIGHTEN.

SECURE Top Shelf

using eight 50mm Screws (10).

G.

INSERT eight Plastic Screw Caps (13)
over the Screws (10) which were inserted
into the Top Shelf (2), as shown in Fig. 2.

FOR YOUR SAFETY, SECURE THE TV TO
THE TABLE FROM BENEATH THE THE TOP SHELF
USING 4 OF THE SUPPLIED 30MM BOLTS (PART #12)

NOTE: THE MIDDLE GLASS SHELF (7) CAN NOT BE REMOVED
ONCE THE TOP SHELF (2) IS SECURED, BUT IT CAN SHIFT OR TIP
FORWARD WHEN THE TABLE IS MOVED OR IF THE SHELF SUPPORT PINS (11)
ARE NOT PLACED SECURELY IN THEIR HOLES WITH THE RUBBER PADS FACING
UPWARDS. ALWAYS PLACE HEAVIEST COMPONENTS ON LOWER SHELF.

2

7

3

4

1

5

6

6

11

9

10

10

10

13

8

8

8

8

Fig. 2

Parts List

34mm Cam Lock Connector Bolt

50mm Screw

30mm Screw

Cam Lock

Glass Shelf Support Pin

Plastic Screw Caps

Left & Right Front Panels

Side Support Panels

Rear Support Panel

with Cable Management

Top Shelf

Glass Shelf

Bottom Shelf

PART #

QUANTITY

PART DESCRIPTION

9

16

4

10

10

4

8

2

2

1

1

1

1

10

12

8

2

7

1

11

13

4 (Left)

5 (Right)

6

3

REQUIRED

TOOLS

Allen Wrench

Philips Screwdriver

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