I'm having an issue getting the front 2 woodscrews to lineup with the holes on the side legs. Anyone else have this problem when assembling? null

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Stew · Accepted Answer

Yes, I had the same problem, what you have to do is loosen the bolt on the other leg and put pressure on the leg that you are working on and the legs should line up

vpwitter · Answer

We realized we didn’t have them lined up correctly when that happened to us. When we examined the picture in the directions more closely, we had to unscrew the side we had completely done and realigned both sides to the proper place. It wasn’t a huge amount but they lined up perfectly after that.

Answered by vpwitter 7 years ago

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andy · Answer

Mine went strait in. I also used a drill for the wood screws

Alfredd · Answer

I had a little trouble too. It takes a bit of work. I started one screw only enough to keep in place , then inserted other screw. Tightened up the two alternately, not one at a time.

Benny · Answer

Yes, it is a defective product. I asked for replacement parts, and it still arrived defective. Best Buy also refuses to provide a refund, notwithstanding the defective nature of the product.

WWB1 · Answer

They did not align for me either but as long as you have them where they are supposed to be simply screw them in place with a power drill

“I'm having an issue getting the front 2 woodscrews to lineup with the holes on the side legs. Anyone else have this problem when assembling?”

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