User manual HP TS5220 INSTALL GUIDE

[. . . ] Glass is warranted to the original purchaser at the time of purchase and for a period of thirty (30) days thereafter. Warranty is only valid in the United States of America. Audio/Video Stand Warranty In order to provide you with timely assistance, please thoroughly inspect your furniture for missing or defective parts immediately after opening the carton. To receive replacement or missing part(s) under this warranty, go to our website at www. hp. com or call our Customer Service Department at (888) 7792858. [. . . ] You may also have other rights, which vary from state to state. www. hp. com PART # REQUIRED TOOLS PART DESCRIPTION Allen Wrench Philips Screwdriver Parts List QUANTITY Assembly Instructions NOTE: TWO PEOPLE ARE RECOMMENDED TO ASSEMBLE THIS TABLE. Fig. Side Assembly 10 16 4 10 4 8 9 10 12 8 11 13 34mm Cam Lock Connector Bolt 50mm Screw 30mm Screw Cam Lock Glass Shelf Support Pin Plastic Screw Caps 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). INSERT a Glass Shelf Support Pin (11) into the center hole of each Side Support Panel (6). ATTACH each Front Panel (4 & 5) to each Side Support Panel (6) as shown in Fig. TIGHTEN Cam Locks (8) with Philips Screwdriver, DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. 4, 5 2. 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). 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. CAREFULLY TIP the unit upside down and SECURE the Rear Support Panel (3) to the table bottom using four Screws (10). 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. [. . . ] DO NOT LEAN ON THE TV WHEN IT IS ON THE TV 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. [. . . ]