IKEA BESTÅ TV bench instructions
Full Product Name: IKEA BESTÅ TV bench, black-brown Glassvik/Selsviken/Ösarp dark olive-green, 70 7/8x16 1/2x18 7/8 "
Article Number: 695.670.95
Number of user manuals: 9
Table of Contents
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❯ Manuals
and Parts List
- ► IKEA Besta drawer frame black brown
- ► IKEA Besta drawer runner push open
- ► IKEA Besta glass shelf glass
- ► IKEA Besta shelf black brown
- ► IKEA Besta soft closing push open hinge
- ► IKEA Besta support leg gray
- ► IKEA Besta tv unit black brown
- ► IKEA Glassvik glass door dark olive green clear glass
- ► IKEA Oesarp leg brass color
- ❯ Product Detail Specification
- ❯ Related Products
- ❯ Question and Answer
Manuals and Parts List
There are 9 assembly instruction manuals to fully build IKEA BESTÅ TV bench. Scroll down to view all.
1. Instructions for IKEA Besta drawer frame black brown
2. Instructions for IKEA Besta drawer runner push open
3. Instructions for IKEA Besta glass shelf glass
4. Instructions for IKEA Besta shelf black brown
5. Instructions for IKEA Besta soft closing push open hinge
6. Instructions for IKEA Besta support leg gray
7. Instructions for IKEA Besta tv unit black brown
IKEA parts list for Besta tv unit black brown:
8. Instructions for IKEA Glassvik glass door dark olive green clear glass
IKEA BESTÅ Product Details
BESTÅ TV bench, black-brown Glassvik/Selsviken/Ösarp dark olive-green, 70 7/8x16 1/2x18 7/8 "
Article number: 695.670.95
Drawers make it easy to keep your things organized.
It’s easy to keep the cords from your TV and other devices out of sight but close at hand, as there are several cord outlets at the back of the TV bench.
The cable outlet at the top lets cords run down smoothly into the TV bench.
The drawer has an integrated push-opener, so you don’t need handles or knobs and it will open with just a light push.
The drawer runners are adjustable so you can adjust the front both horizontally and in depth.
Measurements:
Width: 70 7/8 " (180 cm)Depth: 16 1/2 " (42 cm)
Height: 18 7/8 " (48 cm)
Max load/shelf: 44 lb (20 kg)
Maximum load/drawer: 22 lb (10 kg)
Drawer width (inside): 20 1/8 " (51 cm)
Drawer depth (inside): 12 5/8 " (32 cm)
Max load/glass shelf: 22 lb (10 kg)
Max. TV weight: 66 lb (30 kg)
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Questions and Answers
Number of questions: 3
Torres Jeffrey
Posted on Oct 16, 2023I'm having trouble with the drawer runners being adjusted properly. The front of the drawer is not aligned with the rest of the bench and looks uneven. How do I adjust the drawer runners to ensure a smooth and even opening?
Carter Lori
Posted on Aug 28, 2023I purchased the Bestå TV bench in black-brown and I'm having trouble opening one of the drawers. It seems to be stuck. Are there any specific steps or tips you can provide on how to open it smoothly?
Kenzo @ EasyRebuild
Answered on Aug 30, 2023To open the stuck drawer on your BESTÅ TV bench, try the following steps:
1. First, check that the drawer is not overloaded. The maximum load for each drawer is 22 lb (10 kg). Remove any heavy items from the drawer.
2. Examine the drawer runners to ensure they are properly aligned and not obstructed. Gently pull the drawer out as far as it will go, then push it back in to reset the runners.
3. If the drawer is still stuck, try adjusting the depth of the drawer front. There are adjustment screws on the drawer runners that allow you to fine-tune the depth. Turn the screws clockwise to move the front panel slightly forward, which may help it open more smoothly.
4. As a last resort, you can remove the drawer completely by lifting it up and out of the runners. This will allow you to inspect the runners for any debris or issues preventing smooth operation.
Let me know if these troubleshooting steps help resolve the stuck drawer on your BESTÅ TV bench
Sean
Posted on Dec 13, 2022I'm having trouble adjusting the drawer runners to get a smooth glide. The front of the drawers seems a bit stuck and doesn't move as easily as I'd like. Can you provide any tips or tricks on how to adjust them properly?
Sean