Tension Lock Drawer Removal Instructions

System-specific instructions are located on the back of the product.  The general procedure for disengaging the system is as follows:

• Locate and open the interlock release cover at bottom of back panel. Products with multiple columns of drawers, such as double dressers, may contain multiple release covers. Only disengage the interlock closest to the drawer requiring removal.
• Detach the interlock cord from interlock anchor using the quick release clip. Unspool the interlock leader cord.

System-specific instructions are located on the back of the product.  The general procedure for reengaging the system is as follows:

• Check that any drawers removed for maintenance are properly reengaged in their slides.
• Close all drawers.
• Use the interlock leader cord to retrieve the interlock cord.
• Attach the interlock cord to interlock anchor using the quick release clip.
• Spool and secure the interlock leader cord.
• Close the interlock release cover.
• Test the system.

Always test your Tension Lock system after reengaging it:

• Locate a drawer controlled by the interlock that was temporarily disengaged.
• Fully open selected drawer and leave it open.
• Open another drawer in the same column of drawers.
• If the interlock is properly engaged opening the closed drawer will cause the open drawer to close.

• Open the interlock release cover at rear.  Look for snags or obstructions in the interlock cord.
• Disengage the affected interlock using instructions above.  Remove the bottom drawer.  Check for obstructions or snags.  Proceed to the next drawer.
• If you are unable to locate the cause of the snag, remove the back panel of the product by detaching the wood screws holding it in place.  Correct issues with the cord and replace the back panel.  NOTE: Keep children away and do not use the product without the back panel installed.
• Always reengage and test the interlock after disengaging it.
• Please contact us for further assistance.