What should I do if the screws do not fit into the MULIG clothes rack, and what are the translucent cap-shaped pieces?
Check the direction of the legs and the position of the screw holes. Use a correctly sized Pozidriv screwdriver to tighten the screws. The translucent cap-shaped pieces are protective packaging materials that prevent the tubes from being damaged during transport.
The screws do not fit. What should I do?
Where should I attach the translucent cap-shaped pieces?
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