JAVA FURNITURE-JFA36 - Furniture SANUS - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Storage cabinet for electronic equipment
Model	JFA36
Brand	SANUS
Category	Furniture
Dimensions (approx.)	Approximately 100 cm x 40 cm x 50 cm (estimate)
Weight	Not specified
Material	Particle board, metal hardware
Number of shelves	3 adjustable shelves
Door	1 door with latch
Required tools	Phillips screwdriver, Allen key included, hammer (optional)
Main functions	Storage for audio/video equipment, TV stand (not included)
Care and cleaning	Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
Safety	Professional installation recommended. Check stability.
Spare parts	Available through SANUS customer service
Warranty	Not specified, contact manufacturer
General information	Assembly required. Instructions included.

Frequently Asked Questions - JAVA FURNITURE-JFA36 SANUS

What tools are needed to assemble the JAVA FURNITURE-JFA36 cabinet?

The required tools are a Phillips screwdriver, the provided Allen key, and optionally a hammer or mallet to tap in the glides. All other items are included in the package.

How to install the adjustable shelves?

Insert the shelf pegs (k) into the desired holes on the side panels using the shelf peg screws (l). Then place each shelf (x) onto the pegs and press firmly to secure.

What to do if a part is missing or damaged?

Contact SANUS customer service at 1-800-359-5520 (U.S.) or 31 (0) 40 2668619 (Europe). Spare parts will be shipped directly to you if purchased from an authorized dealer.

Can I assemble the cabinet alone?

It is possible to assemble the cabinet alone thanks to clear instructions, but the help of a second person is recommended for lifting and aligning the panels.

How to attach the door and latch?

Attach the latch (m) to the top panel with the latch screws (n). Insert the door (u) into the base, then adjust the top panel ensuring the cams engage on the pins. Tighten the cams clockwise.

Can the cabinet support a TV?

The cabinet is designed to accommodate a TV and electronic equipment. However, the maximum supported weight is not specified. It is advisable to keep a reasonable load and check stability.

How to clean the cabinet?

Use a soft, dry cloth to dust. For stubborn stains, a slightly damp cloth can be used, followed by immediate drying. Avoid abrasive or solvent-based cleaners.

How to adjust the feet to stabilize the cabinet?

The feet (v) are assembled with rubber spacers (e) and aluminum spacers (f). Tighten the M6 screws (d) with the Allen key to stabilize the cabinet. If the floor is uneven, you can slightly adjust the height by loosening and retightening the screws.

What if I don't understand the instructions?

Refer to the detailed diagrams in the manual or contact SANUS customer service. You can also download a translated version on the website www.sanus.com.

Can I purchase spare parts?

Yes, spare parts are available from SANUS. Contact customer service to order cams, dowels, screws, etc. Have your model number (JFA36) ready.

USER MANUAL JAVA FURNITURE-JFA36 SANUS

International Assembly Instructions for model JFA36

Thank you for choosing the Java Furniture line from Sanus Systems.

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 mounting, incorrect assembly, or incorrect use. Please call Sanus Systems before returning products to the point of purchase.

Required Tools: Phillips screw driver, hammer or mallet (optional)

Supplied Parts and Hardware: Some parts not shown as actual size*

(14) Cam - a

(8) M6 Bolt - d

(14) Cam Pin - b

(8) Rubber Spacer - e

(18)Dowel-c

(8) Aluminum Spacer - f

(4) Base Bolt - g

(8) Carpet Glide - h

(16) Back Panel Screw - i
(1) Allen Key - j*

(12) Shelf Pin - k

(12) Shelf Pin Screw - 1
(1) Door Latch - m

(4) Latch Screw - n

(1) Top - o
(2) Main Base Rail - q

(1) Bottom - p
(2) Side Base Rail - r

(1) Left Side Panel - s

(1) Right Side Panel - t

(1) Door - u

(2) Leg - v

(2) Back Panel - w

(3) Shelf - x

Thread a Cam Pin (b) into each threaded hole and insert a Dowel (c) into each adjacent hole in the Bottom (p). Tighten each with a Phillips screw driver. See Diagram 1 for assistance.

Step 2: Add Side Panels

Orient the Side Panels (s,t) so the notch is facing the ground and the shelf holes are facing each other. Insert a Dowel (c) into each hole (closest to the center in the bottom of each Side Panel). Insert a Base Bolt (g) through the Bottom (p) and into each Side Panel. Tighten each Base Bolt with the Allen Key (j). See Diagram 2 for Assistance.

Step 3: Base Assembly

Insert 10 Cams (a), four Cam Pins (b) and four Dowels (c) into the Main Base Rail (q) and Side Base Rail (r). Tighten each Cam Pin with a Phillips screw driver. Make sure the arrow on each Cam is pointed toward the closest hole. Press fit each rail together until a solid rectangle is formed. Tighten each Cam that corresponds with a Cam Pin in a clockwise motion to secure the Rails together. See Diagram 3 for assistance.

Diagram 3

Step 4: Add Base Assembly to Bottom

Align the assembled base frame so the holes line up with the Dowels (c) and Cam Pins (b) on the Bottom (p). Proceed to tighten all six of the Cams (a) on the Rails (q,r) that correspond with the Cam Pins on the Bottom so the assembled base frame is secure. See Diagram 4 for Assistance.

Diagram 4

Gently tap the Carpet Glides (h) into each frame assembly. See Diagram 5 for Assistance.

Step 6: Add Door Latch

Attach the Door Latch (m) to the Top (o) with the four Latch Screws (n). Tighten each Latch Screw with a Phillips screw driver. See Diagram 6 for assistance.

Diagram 6

Insert a Cam Pin (b) into each threaded hole and insert a Dowel (c) into each adjacent hole in the Top (o). Tighten each Cam Pin with a Phillips screw driver. See Diagram 7 for assistance.

Diagram 7

Step 8: Add Door and Top

Gently position the cabinet assembly so it is up-right and resting on the base. Insert a Cam (a) into each Side Panel (s,t). Make sure the arrow on each Cam points toward the appropriate Cam Pin in the Top (o). Insert the Door (u) into the base so the pivot side is opposite from the Door Latch (m). Fit the Top onto the Side Panels so the Cam Pins correspond with the Cams and the Door is secured in the top. Tighten each Cam in a clockwise motion. See the Diagrams below for assistance.

Detailed View
View from Front

View from Back

To add the Legs (v) first slide the Rubber Spacer (e) so it fits into the Aluminum Spacer (f). Take a M6 Bolt (d) and insert it through the Side Panel (s,t), the Spacer Assembly and finally thread it into the Leg. Repeat this process for the remaining holes on each leg. Tighten each M6 Bolt with the Allen Key (j). See Diagram 9 for assistance.

Diagram 9

Step 10: Install Shelves

Insert a Shelf Pin Screw (l) through a Shelf Pin (k) and into the desired hole in the Side Panel (s,t). Tighten with a Phillips screw driver. Repeat process until all 12 Shelf Pins are installed. See the Detailed View of Diagram 10 for assistance.

Place each Shelf (x) in cabinet so they fit on top of the Shelf Pins. Press down firmly until it locks into place. See Diagram 10 for assistance.

Insert a Back Panel Screw (i) through the Back Panel (w) and into the cabinet assembly in the locations shown in Diagram 11. Tighten each Back Panel Screw with a Phillips screw driver. Repeat process for the other Back Panel.

Note: Sanus recommends placing components and completing all necessary wire and cable hook-ups before attaching the Back Panels.