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Installation
If it makes sense to plug the appliance into an outlet that is near, but not behind the appliance, a
rectangular, plastic wire-concealment conduit should be used (PN 10619).
Step 2 – Mounting Kit, Parts and Tools
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includes a mounting plate, which holds the appliance to the wall, and 4
screws and wall anchors suitable for plastered drywall — 2 short flat-head screws and 2 longer round-
head screws. If you have another surface you will need to get anchors suitable for the wall material
and screws that work with these anchors. The screws need to be the same length as the ones
provided — 2 long round-head screws and 2 short flat-head screws. You will need the following tools:
1. A good level to help you make the mounting plate
exactly horizontal.
2. A hammer.
3. A Phillips screwdriver to match the screws provided
or whatever screwdriver matches the screws needed
to attach to the anchors you have chosen.
4. A pointy tool like a small screwdriver to insert through
the holes on the appliance to mark the right spot for
the anchors.
5. A Drill.
Step 3 – Position the Mounting Bracket
Plug in the power adapter to the top outlet. Place mounting bracket over the power adapter,
allowing for equal spacing between the top and both sides of the power adapter. (If hardwired or
plugged elsewhere, position the mounting bracket to the side of the power source). Use the level
to make sure the mounting bracket is horizontal. While holding the bracket level, use a pointy tool,
screw or screwdriver to mark the location of the top two wall anchors. Check again with the level to
ensure the bracket is horizontal.
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