Insignia NS-HWMG1663 - TV Stand for Most Flat-Panel TVs Up to 70" - Black/Brown

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NS-HWMG1663
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Wood/Laminate
Use your favorite type of furniture polish.
Do not spray polish directly onto the stand. Spray onto a soft cloth then wipe the stand.
Always test any polish in a discrete location first, such as the back of the stand, to make sure that there is no adverse
reaction.
Dust frequently with a soft cloth.
Never slide objects across surfaces. Lift objects from the top surface rather than dragging them across the finish when
moving them.
Do not expose your stand to direct sunlight, drying heat sources, or dampness.
WARNING
Please use your stand correctly and safely. Improper use can cause safety hazards or damage to your furniture or household items. Carefully read
the following chart.
Look out for: What can happen: How to avoid the problem:
Children climbing on the stand.
Children will play and be active near the TV.
Risk of injury or death.
A child playing with a TV can cause it to tip over.
Never allow children to climb on or play with the stand.
Do not place toys or food on the top shelves. Children may
try to climb to reach them out of curiosity.
Improper use of the stand to support TVs.
TVs that are above the maximum specified weight and/or
size.
Risk of injury or death.
TVs can be very heavy. Note, older CRT TVs tend to be
unbalanced and prone to tipping forward.
A TV must only be set on furniture specifically designed to
support a television.
Never use a TV that exceeds the weight ratings or size
guidelines specified for the stand.
Overloaded shelves Risk of injury.
Top-heavy furniture can tip over.
Overloaded shelves can break.
Never exceed the weight limits shown in the instructions.
Work from the bottom to the top when loading shelves.
The middle shelf can only support 25 lbs. and the bottom
shelf can only support 50 lbs. The top can support 125 lbs.
Improperly moving the stand. The stand can tip over or break if improperly moved.
•Risk of injury.
Unload shelves from the top to the bottom before moving
the stand.
Do not push the stand, especially on a carpeted floor. Have a
friend help you lift the item and set it in place.
Do not lift the stand using the top shelf. Lift from the frame
or leg assembly.
Remove the TV before moving the TV stand.
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