WFA54 - TV Stand SANUS - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	TV Stand
Brand	Sanus
Model	WFA54
Material	Real hardwood and resonance dampening MDF
Number of Doors	2 (one large, one small)
Shelves Included	2 bottom shelves and 4 adjustable mid shelves
Adjustable Shelves	Yes, mid shelves can be placed at desired heights using shelf pins
Assembly Required	Yes
Tools Required	Phillips screwdriver
Hinge Adjustment	Yes, multi-directional adjustment for doors
Door Handles Included	Yes, with mounting hardware
Back Panel Included	Yes
Safety Warning	Improper installation may cause damage or serious injury. Consult qualified contractor if unsure.
Replacement Parts	Available by contacting Sanus at 800.359.5520 or www.sanus.com
Country of Origin	Not specified
Warranty	Not specified; contact Sanus for details
Intended Use	Home theater furniture for TV and media components

Frequently Asked Questions - WFA54 SANUS

What tools are needed for assembly?

You will need a Phillips screwdriver. All other hardware is included.

How do I adjust the hinges on the doors?

Each hinge assembly is adjustable in multiple directions. Refer to Diagram 12 in the manual for detailed instructions.

What is the weight capacity of this TV stand?

The manual does not specify a weight capacity. However, the stand is constructed from hardwood and MDF, and is designed to hold a flat-panel TV and media components. Ensure the total weight does not exceed typical limits for similar furniture (usually 50-100 lbs).

Can I mount my TV on this stand?

This product is a TV stand, not a wall mount. The TV should be placed on the top surface. No mounting hardware is included.

Are replacement parts available if something is missing or damaged?

Yes, contact Sanus customer service at 800.359.5520 or visit www.sanus.com. For products purchased through authorized dealers, replacement parts will be shipped directly to you.

How do I clean the TV stand?

Use a soft, dry cloth to dust. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners that may damage the finish.

Is the assembly difficult?

Assembly requires a Phillips screwdriver and following the 12-step instructions carefully. If you have doubts, consult a qualified contractor or contact Sanus for assistance.

What is the material of this TV stand?

It is made of real hardwood and resonance dampening MDF for durability and improved sound quality.

How do I install the door handles?

Insert the Phillips bolts (h) through the door from the back, then screw them into the door handles (i). Tighten with a Phillips screwdriver.

Can I interchange the door panels?

Yes, the door panels can be interchanged by removing and re-installing the plastic border from the perimeter of the door's back side.

USER MANUAL WFA54 SANUS

Assembly Instructions for Model: WFA54

Thank you for choosing Sanus Systems Woodbrook Furniture. The Woodbrook Furniture is constructed of real hardwood and resonance dampening MDF.

Safety Warning: If you do not understand these directions, or have any doubts about the safety of the installation, please call a qualified contractor or contact Sanus at 800.359.5520 or www.sanus.com. Check carefully to make sure that there are no missing or defective parts. Our customer service representatives can quickly assist you with installation questions and missing or damaged parts. Replacement parts for products purchased through authorized dealers will be shipped directly to you. Never use defective parts. Improper installation may cause damage or serious injury. Do not use this product for any purpose that is not explicitly specified by Sanus Systems. Sanus Systems can not be liable for damage or injury caused by incorrect assembly, or incorrect use. Please call Sanus Systems before returning products to the point of purchase.

Required Tools: Phillips screw driver

Supplied Parts and Hardware: Some parts may be pre-assembled together*

Line drawing of a simple cabinet with two doors and two side drawers (no text or symbols)

Hardware: Shown as actual size

(4) Wood Screw - f (4) Spacer - g

(4) Phillips Bolt - h

(2) Door Handle - i*

(8) Hinge Screw - j

(8) Hinge Plate Screw - k

Technical line drawing of a mechanical clamp or bracket assembly (no text or symbols)

(4) Hinge - 1*
(4) Hinge Plate - m*

Parts: Not Shown as actual size

(1) Top - n

Parts List (Cont)

(2) Bottom Shelf - q
(4) Mid Shelf - r
(1) Small Door - s

Technical line drawing of a two-panel metal frame structure with mounting holes (no text or symbols)

Blank white rectangular frame with no text, symbols, or markings

Simple line drawing of a rectangular frame with a vertical divider and a horizontal bar (no text or symbols)

(1) Left Side Panel - t
(1) Right Side Panel - u
(1) Back Panel - v

Step 1: Prepare the Side Panels

Thread a Cam Pin (a) into each of the smaller holes in the Side Panels (t,u). Tighten each Cam Pin with a Phillips screw driver. Insert a Dowel (d) into the larger adjacent hole in the Side Panels. See Diagram 1 for assistance.

Step 2: Prepare Stretchers

Add a Cam (b) to each Front Stretcher (o) and Back Stretcher (p). Make sure the arrow in each Cam faces the hole on the side of the Stretchers. See Diagram 2 for assistance.

Step 3: Add Stretchers

Add the Front and Back Stretchers (o,p) to the Side Panel (t), by aligning the Cam Pin (a) with the hole which the Cams (b) point to and the Dowel (d) goes into the adjacent hole. Make sure the stretchers are oriented so the Cams face inward. Tighten each Cam closest to the Side Panel in a clockwise motion until the stretchers are secured. Note: Front stretchers attach to the same side as the hinge holes are on.

Diagram 3

Step 4: Add Side Panel

Press fit the Side Panel (u) against the Stretchers (o,p) so the Cam Pin (a) goes into the hole which the Cams (b) point to. The Dowel (d) fits into the adjacent hole. Tighten each Cam in a clockwise motion until the Stretchers are secured. Note: Make sure the hinge holes on the Side Panel are on the same side as the Front Stretchers.

Diagram 4

Step 5: Add Shelf Pins and Bottom Shelf

Thread the Shelf Pins (e) into the bottom hole in the line of holes in each Side Panel (t,u). Tighten Shelf Pins with a Phillips screw driver. Add the Bottom Shelf (q) by inserting it into the assembly and press fit it onto the Shelf Pins. Make sure the Bottom Shelf is flush against the Front Stretcher (o). If there is a gap in front, the shelf may be backward. See Diagram 5 for assistance.

Note: Diagram 5 is a Back View.

Step 6: Add Top

Gently tap a Dowel Pin (c) into the holes on the top of each Side Panel (t,u). Slide a Spacer (g) over each Dowel Pin. Press fit the Top (n) so it fits onto the Dowel Pins. See Diagram 6 for assistance.

Step 7: Add Door Handle

Insert each Phillips Bolt (h) through the Door (w) and into the Door Handle (i). Tighten with a Phillips screw driver. See Diagram 7 for assistance. Diagram 7 shows only the Large Door. Attach the Door Handle to the Small Door in the same manner. The Door Panels can be interchanged by removing and re-installing the plastic border from the perimeter of the Door's back side.

Step 8: Add Hinge Assembly to Door

Insert a Hinge Screw (j) through the Hinge (l) and thread it into the Door (w). Tighten each with a Phillips screw driver. Repeat process until each Hinge Assembly is secure. See Diagram 8 for assistance.

Step 9: Door Install

Position the Door (s,w) so the holes in the Hinge Plate (m) line up with the front pair of holes in the Side Panel (t,u). Insert a Hinge Plate Screw (k) through the Hinge Plate and thread it into each hole in the Side Panel. Tighten with a Phillips screw driver. Repeat process so each Hinge Assembly is secured. See Diagram 9 for assistance.

Step 10: Add Mid Shelves

Thread a Shelf Pin (e) into the desired location in the Side Panels (t,u). For each shelf, four Shelf Pins will be required. Insert each shelf into the assembly and press fit onto the Shelf Pins. Make sure the wood strip on each shelf is facing toward the front. See Diagram 10 for assistance. Note: Diagram 10 is a Back View.

Step 11: Add Back Panel

Position the Back Panel (v) up against the assembly and thread a Wood Screw (f) through it and into the Back Stretcher (p). Repeat process until the Back Panel is secured with four Wood Screws. Tighten each with a Phillips screw driver. See Diagram 11 for assistance.

Step 12: Hinge Adjustment for Woodbrook Door

Each hinge Assembly is adjustable in multiple directions. See Diagram 12 for assistance.

Diagram 12