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MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
b) Fold the Mounting Template along the guideline
that is closest to the thickness of your cabinet
overhang.
c ) Tape Mounting Template to the underside of
the cabinet with the folded portion of the
Mounting Template flush up against the cabinet
overhang (see Figure 2). Go to STEP 2.
If your cabinet DOES have an overhang:
a) Measure the thickness of the cabinet overhang
(see Figure 1).
STEP 1
If your cabinet does NOT have an overhang:
a) Place the Mounting Template in the desired
location inside or underneath the cabinet
(whichever has less obstructions, and will be
easier for you to reach to drill holes), flush
with the front edge of the cabinet and tape it
down. Go to STEP 2.
STEP 2
Use an electric drill with a ¼” drill bit (not included)
to drill all four holes marked on the Mounting
Template (see Figure 3). To reduce splintering, place
a small piece of masking tape over each hole
location before drilling. Go to STEP 3.
If your cabinet DOES have an overhang:
a) Eight screws are included with this unit, but you
will only need four 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 three sets of four 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 ) Hold the unit up against the bottom of the
cabinet, and align the four holes on the top of
the unit with the screws. Partially tighten each
screw, but do not fully tighten the screws until
all of them have been started.
d) Gently tighten each screw until they are firmly
holding the unit in place.
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STEP 3
If your cabinet does NOT have an overhang:
a) Eight screws are included with this unit, but
you will only need four of them. Select the
screw length which will go completely through
your cabinet bottom, and provide at least 3/8"
of thread to screw into the main unit.
b) Insert the four selected screws through each
hole from the inside of the cabinet going down
(see Figure4).
Cabinet Bottom
Front
edge
Figure 1
Figure 3
Cabinet Bottom
Front
edge
Template
Figure 2
Figure 4
TOOLS NEEDED: 1) Electric drill with 1/4” bit; 2) Phillips-head (cross style) screwdriver.
