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Sort through paperwork that came with your purchase and toss any extraneous paperwork like coupons or manuals not in your native language. Keep the manual, warranty and receipt/ proof of purchase. Staple the warranty and receipt to the front of the manual.

User manuals need to be brief and detailed. Whatever sections are included, they should be written in a technical writing style that focuses on conveying maximum information in as few words as possible. Being wordy just to add content and to make the manual longer is never recommended.

Instruction Manuals Download any that are related to large appliances or expensive purchases and store them in a folder on your hard drive, then toss that stack of paper manuals into the recycling bin.

Five tips for finding a good use for old tech manuals1: Recycle/toss. One option is to just throw them out or recycle them.2: Sell them for cash.3: Give them to colleagues.4: Donate them to charity.5: Store them for posterity... or for the grandkids.Other strategies?Apr 27, 2011

Keep the owner's manuals as long as you own the equipment or appliance that it goes with. When you get rid of the product you can get rid of the instructions for it too.

For warranty information, or to purchase replacement parts/keys, please contact a local authorized dealer. Sales questions? Call us at 888.7833522.

Warranty is non-transferable and valid only for the original purchaser acquiring a product from Steelcase or a Steelcase Authorized Reseller for the purchaser's own use and not for resale, remarketing or distribution.