American Standard 730673-A070A user manual

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BATH ACCESSORIES
Towel and Storage Locker 9442.000
Ladder Bath Cabinet 9443.000
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1 Shelving Unit Assembly Insert 8 wooden dowels into drilled holes located on the upper and lower shelves. Lay the right side rail flat with the drilled side facing up. Slide the upper and lower shelves into place by inserting the wooden dowels into the drilled dowel holes located on the side ladder rails. Fasten the shelves with 2 large flat head phillips screws. Repeat the last two steps above to attach the left side ladder rail. Conceal the phillips screws with the plastic stoppers. Tap t

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3 Attach Shelf Unit to Drawer Unit Insert 4 cam locks into lower support arms located on left and right side rails. Insert 4 wooden dowels and screw 4 cam bolts into drilled holes located on drawer unit top. Line up the drilled holes on shelf unit base with the wooden dowels and cam bolts. Slide the shelf unit into place. Use a phillips head screw driver to tighten the cam locks. Conceal the cam locks with the plastic covers. Use a rubber mallet to carefully tap the covers into place. Move th

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Care and Cleaning Dust the wood frequently with a clean, soft, dry, lint-free cloth, as well as polish it on a regular basis. Clean the surface by rubbing in the direction of the grain. Use polishes that contain detergents, emulsifiers and mineral oil. Avoid using silicone cleaners and waxes. Clean up excess water and spills immediately. Use a blotting rather than a wiping action. Water left over a long period of time will cause white spots in the finish. NOTE: Please note that some chemi