How are you supposed to fasten this cover to the board????
228458
There's a grommet style hook on the cover that latches underneath the base of the board. It's very small, I missed it at first.
228459
I used zip ties. It's the only thing I could come up with that worked, not great, but better than not at all.
997481
Use zip ties to hold all of the pieces in place when screwing themIn- will save you a huge headache
251588
Ok put the front cover on first. Then snap the back cover on. It will snap over the magnate
1290359
Screw in the large head mounting screw in the center of the backside of the board. Screw it almost all the way in. Align the board inside the cabinet with the 20 at 12:00 and the board touching the back. Slide it gently down until the screw sits inside the bracket fastened to the inside of the cabinet. Once seated, you are all done.
1337771
There should be a place to pop it up on the edges. Use a table knife to pop it up if you don't have long enough nails. It kinda goes in at an angle then snaps down. Then replace cover. Hope this helps!
1037313
There's one Velcro strip in each end of the cover near the bottom. Just secure those to tighten them and they hold the cover on snug.
1270788
Just push in bit with some force. It will fit it snuggly. Pull out to remove.
76724
You can purchase ironing board fasteners from Amazon that could be used to attach the cover to your board.
614676
I just zip-tied mine onto the plates on the frame that are sticking out each end... Hope this helped.
1070644
You are right there is no way to snap on the tray but the way I attached it was when we were drilling the board to the wall we made sure the tray was in place and once you secure the board and its tight the tray will be in place and secure (between the board and the wall) that's how I did it
2194709
Take our small screw on cover, keeping cover attached it swings out of the way. Then you mark (2) holes to drill and install provided anchors then screws, swing cover back down and secure with set screw. Hope this helps
1118599
the small black rubber piece should wrap around the smallest PCB. take it off the old one, should be fairly easy and just slide it over the replacement
1930378
There is a screw to hold the flap closed. You'll need a little screwdriver.
2024555
Several ways to screw them together. 1) Use a fixed continuous 90 degree corner to allow just one hand to create a tight fit as the other hand applies the drill and screw. 2) Clamp down one board so its fixed and use one hand to hold the other board tight to the clamped board, so you can screw it with the other hand, or 3) clamp one board down flat to a table (bench) top, and use another clamp to secure the other board vertically and you can use BOTH hands to apply the screws with a drill. Either one handed screwing or two handed screwing, your choice. One handed is easy if you have a magnetic screw bit for the screw head. The strongest joints are glued and screwed.
869970
Take those screws with you to a hardware store and get them a little longer. You might want to measure from the bottom of the metal where screw goes in to the top of the board. that way you don't get them to long. I had the same problem. You have to do it yourself. Hope that helps. Orlando
1612511
I put the mounting hardware that came with the board on the twenty behind the board of course, and for d a stud and put a 3 inch screw into it and just slid the board on there. If you want something to keep the board completely secure you may need to buy an extra mounting kit for the bottom.
1350396
You should be able to do it. make sure the back of the case is lined up before trying to screw the board in. This is a normal issue.