What should I do if the screw holes do not line up when assembling HYLLIS?
Loosely insert the screws while assembling the product to make it easier to align the screw holes. If the sides of the shelves are flared outwards, you can bend them inwards.
Do not fully tighten the screws during assembly. Once the product is assembled, tighten each screw gradually to correct any misalignment.
If the sides of the shelves are flared outwards, use pliers or a similar tool to bend them inwards. This will make it easier to insert the screws.
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