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C A B I N E T R Y
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Always use a standard screwdriver for adjustments. Using an electric screw
gun may cause serious damage to your cabinetry. The six-way adjustable
hinges used on our cabinetry are durable and meant to last for years.
However, periodic adjustments may be needed to tighten screws and adjust
doors for level. The hinges on all of our door styles adjust the same way.
Tightening the hinge
1. From repeated opening and closing, it might be necessary to tighten
screw 1
which attaches the door to the frame of the cabinet.
Adjusting doors for level/plumb
1. To raise or lower your door, simply loosen
screw 1
on all hinges attached
to that door, and manually raise the door up or down to the desired height.
Tightening the screw will set the door in place.
2. To adjust the door forward or backward, adjust
screw 2
. Turning the
screw clockwise will move the door back, closer to the cabinet frame.
Turning the screw counterclockwise will extend the door away from
the cabinet frame.
3. To adjust the door left or right, loosen
screw 3
. Turning the screw clockwise
will adjust the door to the left. Turning the screw counterclockwise
will adjust the door to the right.
Each door of the Dartmouth, Hudson and York
styles of Wolf Classic cabinets will come with
an integrated soft-close mechanism. Each
hinge is adjustable to close to any pressure.
Note:
To reset the soft-close damper, move
the adjustment switch to “Strong,” then to the
desired position. Close the door and the
soft-close will be reset.
Strong
setting for the
soft-closing mechanism.
Set here for larger or
heavier doors with a
strong closing pressure.
(Factory setting)
Medium
setting for the
soft-closing mechanism.
Set here for average-
size doors with normal
closing pressure.
Light
setting for the
soft-closing mechanism.
Set here for light or small
doors with very little
closing pressure.
COMMON DOOR/HINGE ADJUSTMENTS
SOFT-CLOSE ADJUSTMENTS — DARTMOUTH, HUDSON & YORK
1
2
3
5
Standard Hinge — Saginaw
Soft-Close Hinge — Dartmouth,
Hudson and York
1
1
2
2
3
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