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Melissa & Doug Chef's Kitchen 4002 Assembly Instructions Manual

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Chef's Kitchen
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Have a
question
or need help?
Give us a call!
1-800-284-3948
Item #4002
#4010
#4338
Ages 3+
DO NOT use power tools to assemble.
Using power tools will cause product to crack!
DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN!
Over-tightening will cause product to crack!
MADE IN CHINA

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gloria
February 20, 2025

can I purchase the hardware?

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Mr. Anderson
February 20, 2025

The manual does not mention purchasing hardware separately. For assistance, contact Melissa & Doug Customer Care at 1-800-284-3948.

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gloria Rendon
February 20, 2025

my box did not contain any of the hardware and since I didn't get a gift receipt for it from Christmas it cannot be returned. Can I buy the hardware ?

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Summary of Contents for Melissa & Doug Chef's Kitchen 4002

  • Page 1 Chef’s Kitchen ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Have a question or need help? Give us a call! 1-800-284-3948 Item #4002 #4010 #4338 Ages 3+ DO NOT use power tools to assemble. Using power tools will cause product to crack! DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN! Over-tightening will cause product to crack! MADE IN CHINA...

  • Page 2: Maintenance

    THANK YOU! Thank you for choosing the Melissa & Doug Chef’s Kitchen! It’s a terrific way to help nourish a child’s creativity and imagination, and to inspire budding chefs to hone their craft for years to come. NOW IT’S TIME TO PUT IT TOGETHER! Don’t worry, assembling your new kitchen is simple, and we’re here to help.
  • Page 3 WOOD PANELS - Be Smart—Sort Your Parts counter top inner wall 4002 = white 4010 & 4338 = marbled divider panel right side panel short wall left side panel refrigerator shelf oven shelf bottom panel bottom back panels (2) kick plate panel backsplash side back panel...

  • Page 4: Metal Components

    WOOD PANELS (continued) shelf top back panel oven control panel upper divider top panel microwave plate oven door microwave door refrigerator door freezer door METAL COMPONENTS white metal metal 38 mm 15 mm bolts (4) nuts (4) hinge screws (35) screw (2) bracket bracket (1)
  • Page 5 PLASTIC COMPONENTS hooks (3) oven knobs (4) oven knob nuts (4) wooden dowel pin door handles (4) door handle locks (4) microwave pin microwave knob door latch catches (8) door latch springs (4) burners (2) picture frame ice maker ice cubes (2) faucet faucet screw kitchen clip...

  • Page 6: Helpful Hints And Tips

    Helpful Hints and Tips • Note: Some packages of hardware may have extra pieces • You will need a Phillips head screwdriver, slotted screwdriver, and wrench to assemble the kitchen. IMPORTANT: Barrel nuts and screws are used to join the main wood panels together. The barrel nuts have been properly aligned at the factory to allow the screws to easily join the panels.
  • Page 7 IMPORTANT Be smart—sort your parts! Be sure you have all required parts BEFORE beginning assembly! DO NOT use power tools to assemble. Using power tools will cause product to crack! When assembling, DO NOT FULLY TIGHTEN SCREWS UNTIL ALL PANELS ARE CONNECTED. To complete assembly, use hand-held screwdriver to fully tighten all screws until they’re snug.
  • Page 8 STEP 1 - Every Journey Begins with the First Step Using 2 screws (part 1), attach the inner wall panel (part B) to the counter top (part A). Assembled View STEP 2 - Divide and Conquer Using 2 screws (part 1), attach the divider panel (part C) to the kitchen unit.
  • Page 9 STEP 3 - That’s Right Using 2 screws (part 1), attach the right side panel (part D) to the kitchen unit. Assembled View STEP 4 - Short Stuff Using the 1 white screw (part 2), attach the short wall panel (part E) to the kitchen unit. white IMPORTANT: Be sure to use...
  • Page 10 STEP 5 - What’s Left Slide the left side panel (part F) into slot in the kitchen unit. Assembled View STEP 6 - Groovy Slide the shelves (parts G & G2) into shelf grooves in the kitchen unit. Melissa & Doug Customer Care: 1-800-284-3948 Assembled View...
  • Page 11 STEP 7 - Get Back Slide the bottom back panels (part H) into the grooves in the back of the kitchen unit. Assembled View STEP 8 - Get to the Bottom of It Using 4 screws (part 1), attach the bottom panel (part I) to the bottom of the kitchen unit.

  • Page 12: Step 9 - Side By Side

    STEP 9 - Side by Side Using 4 screws (part 1), attach the bottom panel (part I) to the sides of the kitchen unit. IMPORTANT: Bottom panel will overhang back of kitchen unit sides. Assembled View STEP 10 - Get Your Kicks Using 2 screws (part 1), attach the kick plate panel (part J) to the sides of the kitchen unit.
  • Page 13 STEP 11 - All About the Base Carefully stand kitchen unit up. Using 2 screws (part 1), attach the kick plate panel (part J) to the base of the kitchen unit. Assembled View STEP 12 - Make a Splash • Slide the side back panel (part K) into the grooves in the back of the IMPORTANT: kitchen unit.
  • Page 14 STEP 13 - Look: Hooks! Hang the 3 hooks (part 9) onto the backsplash. Assembled View STEP 14 - Do It Your-Shelf Using 4 screws (part 1), attach the shelf (part M) to the kitchen unit. IMPORTANT: Make sure the large hole is on the left side of the shelf.
  • Page 15 STEP 15 - Top Notch Slide the top back panel (part N) into the groove in the back of the kitchen unit. Assembled View STEP 16 - Top It Off Using 2 screws (part 1), attach the top panel (part P) to the kitchen unit.
  • Page 16 STEP 17 - It’s Great to Separate Slide upper divider (part O) IMPORTANT: Attach into place. Using 3 screws with top screw first. (part 1), attach upper divider to the kitchen unit. Attach with screw through the top panel first. IMPORTANT: Make sure laminated edge of upper divider faces out.
  • Page 17 STEP 19 - These Knobs Will Do the Job • First, using 2 metal bracket screws (part 3), attach metal bracket (part 4) to the back of the oven control panel (part Q). • Second, slide the oven knobs (part 10) through holes in the oven control panel (part Q).
  • Page 18 STEP 21 - Turn, Turn, Turn Insert the microwave pin (part 13) into the top of the microwave plate (part R), through the shelf, and snap it into the microwave knob beneath the shelf (part 14). IMPORTANT: Once installed, use the microwave knob to rotate the microwave plate.
  • Page 19 STEP 23 - Easy to Handle • Insert the 4 door handles (part 16) through the oven door, microwave door, refrigerator door, and freezer door (parts S, T, U & V). • Slide the handle locks (part 17) onto the backs of the handles and push downward to lock.
  • Page 20 STEP 24 - Don’t Come Unhinged • First, using 2 metal bracket screws (part 3) in each, attach 6 hinge brackets (part 8) to the kitchen unit. • Second, attach the doors (parts S, T, U & V) to the kitchen unit using the upper and lower spring hinges.
  • Page 21 STEP 25 - Fire and Ice and Everything Nice • Snap the burners (part 19) into the slots on the top of the kitchen counter. • Snap the picture frame (part 20) and ice maker (part 21) into the slots on front of kitchen unit.
  • Page 22 STEP 26 - Don’t Leave Out the Spout Insert the faucet (part 23) into the faucet hole and secure it with faucet screw (part 24) beneath the counter top. IMPORTANT: Ridge on faucet should align to groove in hole. Assembled View Melissa &...
  • Page 23 STEP 27 - Three, Two, — Done! • Insert the kitchen clip (part 25) into the kitchen unit, and lock with the kitchen clip lock (part 26). • Insert the sink (part 27) into the kitchen counter top. • Insert the towel bar (part 28) into the side of the kitchen unit, and lock each end into place with the towel bar locks (part 29).

  • Page 24: Attaching Stabilizer Feet

    ATTACHING STABILIZER FEET (freestanding) rear left front & right front • If using the kitchen as a freestanding structure, then add stabilizer feet. • Starting on the left side, use 2 bolts and 2 nuts (parts 7A & 7B) to attach a rear stabilizer foot (part 30) and a left front foot (part 31) to the kitchen.
  • Page 25 ATTACHING STABILIZER STRAPS (against wall) STEP 1 15 mm • If placing the kitchen against the wall, then add the stabilizing strap (part 32). • Insert the 15 mm kitchen screw (part 6) through a hole in the strap and screw into the top of the kitchen.
  • Page 26 STEP 2 • This step is for drywall with a wood stud only! Locate the wall stud, then place the provided 38 mm wall screw (part 5) through the stabilizing strap hole and anchor it directly into the wood stud. 38 mm •...
  • Page 27 YOU DID IT! Now the real fun begins—it’s time to get cooking! Here are some of the special features of the Chef’s Kitchen: • Ice Maker with Ice Cubes: To load the ice cubes into the ice maker, open the refrigerator door and stack the cubes in the square opening on top of the dispenser.

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