IKEA AA-2392112-1 Paper Towel Holder Instructions
- June 16, 2024
- Ikea
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IKEA AA-2392112-1 Paper Towel Holder
Product Assembly Instructions
Overview
The image displays a three-step process for assembling a product, possibly a piece of furniture or equipment. Each step is represented by a diagram that illustrates the assembly or installation of a particular component.
Step-by-Step Assembly Guide
Step 1: Unrolling and Positioning
The first diagram shows a cylindrical object with a handle or knob on top, around which a sheet or material is partially unrolled. The object is standing upright, resting on a base that appears to be designed to hold it in place.
Step 2: Securing the Component
The second diagram illustrates the insertion of a peg or bolt into a circular hole on a bracket or wall-mounted component. A line indicates the direction of the motion, showing the peg moving towards the hole to secure the component in place.
Step 3: Attaching the Electrical Element
The third diagram features an electrical element being attached to a mount or bracket. The element has two prongs that align with the holes in the bracket. To the right of the diagram, there is an inset showing a top view of the correct (left) and incorrect (right) alignment of the electrical prongs with the bracket holes, indicating the importance of proper orientation during installation.
Specifications
| Part Number | AA-1239127-1 |
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FAQ
- What is the function of the cylindrical object in step 1?
- The cylindrical object appears to be a core component that requires a sheet or material to be appropriately positioned around it before assembly can proceed.
- How do I know if I’ve secured the component correctly in step 2?
- The component is secured correctly when the peg or bolt is fully inserted into the hole, as depicted in the diagram. Ensure that it is firmly in place without any wobble or looseness.
- What should I look out for when attaching the electrical element in step 3?
- Pay close attention to the alignment of the prongs with the holes. Refer to the inset that shows the correct orientation to avoid an improper connection.
Using Instruction
