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If your cabinet doeS have an overhang:
a) SIX screws are included with this unit, but you will only
need three of them. Select the screw length which
will go completely through your cabinet bottom, and
extend at least 3/8” past the bottom of your cabinet
overhang.
b) This unit includes two sets of three spacers of various
lengths. The spacers can be put together to form longer
spacers to accommodate various cabinet overhang
thicknesses. Determine the best combination of
spacers which is equal to or longer than the cabinet
overhang thickness.
c) Insert the three selected screws through each hole
from the inside of the cabinet going down (see Figure
5).
Warning:
Please follow the steps below for proper mounting:
1. We recommend you install the 3 screws using hand
tools. Do not use power tools because high torque
can damage the threads on the main unit.
2. Please hold and support the unit before you insert
any of the screws.
3. Mount 2 screws on the corners of the unit first.
4. Do not reverse the spacer.
d) Hold each screw head down and push the unit and
spacers onto the screws, then hold the unit up until
spacers are firmly against the bottom of the cabinet
(and fully nested within each other if you are using
multiple spacers for each screw).
e) Partially tighten each screw, but do not fully tighten the
screws until all of them have been started (see Figure
6).
f) Gently tighten each screw until they are firmly holding
the unit in place. The top front edge of the unit should
clear the overhang.
moUntIng SUggeStIonS
1) If your cabinet has obstructions inside it which prevent
you from using the template, cut out the corresponding
area on the template, but do NOT cut out or through
the screw holes.
2) If your cabinet has obstructions underneath it, which
will interfere with the mounting of the unit, remove the
obstruction before mounting the unit, or find another
location to mount the unit.
3) It is recommended that you wear safety glasses while drilling to prevent eye injuries.
4) For wood cabinets, you may want to mark the hole locations with a nail, pressed gently but firmly
into the wood so that a slight impression is made. This will also help keep the drill bit centered in
the right location.
5) Hold the drill firmly against the cabinet to keep the drill from “walking”.
