Chandelier assembly may be daunting at first sight, however it is quite simple and rather rewarding when you see what you have achieved.
First of all find the central stem and suspend it in a position where you have plenty of room or directly on a chandelier hook. Make sure that the chandelier is out of reach of children and animals so that neither comes to any harm.
Unscrew the lower most nut and take off the glass dishes and wire cover, placing the parts in a row so you know how to put these back on.
Take the nut of an arm and place into the base plate, put the nut back on and tighten up. Tighten only enough so the arm stays in position. Over tightening will force the crew out of the arm socket and the arm would need replacing.
Do the same to arm 2…
…3..
and 4.
Do the same to the outer layer.
So all arms are in.
Put all blue wires together and secure in a connector. Put all brown wires together and secure in a connector.
Put the wire cover and glass dishes back on.
From now on all the chandeliers assembly differs so I will be specific to 10740 8+4.
Put glass rings on outer arms 7. and hang trimmings C on.
Add trimmings B onto the the end of arms.
Hang trimming A onto the top and bottom dish.
Put chain F onto the inverted top dish and hang trimming H onto the end of this chain.
Put chain E onto the ends of inner arms.
Connect the loose chains from the upper splitter from chain F to the splitter of chain E.
Hang chain D from splitter on chain E to the neighbouring splitter on chain E.
Place dishes onto the arms and hang the loose chains from the lower splitter of chain F onto the trimmings eye on the dish.
Place tubes onto the lamp holder.
Place the glass tubes over the candle tubes and the ball G onto the bottom nut and you are ready for the light bulbs and hanging in the final position.
