8
9
5
Place your thumb between the plastic straps. Push side to side, snapping off the
straps at the wall.
6
Insert a 1-5/8” long screw into the Toggler, but don’t tighten all the way. Leave the
bolt head about 1/4” from the plastic cap.
7
Repeat for the second Toggler.
8
Lift the cabinet onto the wall. Mark the screw position of the lower screws. Remove
the cabinet and install the lower Togglers. Lift the cabinet into place and tighten all
four screws.
Option 3: Bolt-through Installation to Countertop
1
Pre-drill a 1/4” diameter hole in your countertop or shelf.
2
Using a box knife, slice through the membrane covering the pre-drilled holes on the
bottom of the cabinet.
3
Slide the 3-1/2” bolt through the washer, through the bottom of the cabinet,
through the countertop, and capture with the hex nut.
Installing Feet
1
Stick a 3/4” wood screw through each rubber bumper.
2
Locate the four pre-drilled holes on the bottom of the cabinet, one in each corner.
Using the included driver, attach each foot to the cabinet.
Troubleshooting
How do I know if my devices will draw more than the allowed current?
Have a qualified electrician verify the unit’s current draw. Perform this test with devices
installed and batteries discharged.
The devices are all plugged in, but they won’t charge. What do I do?
First, check the cabinet: With the switch in the down OFF position, inspect the main
power cord and plug to make sure that they’re undamaged. Plug the cord into a working
power outlet. Next, check the devices: Verify that each device is connected to its power
adapter and that each brick is plugged into the power column. Move the switch to the
up ON position to direct power to the devices. Still need some help? Call Kensington at
1-800-535-4242 for assistance.
Someone tried to break into the unit and damaged a door. Can it be replaced?
Yes, you can order a replacement. Call Kensington at 1-800-535-4242 for assistance.
My power cord/plug is damaged. Is it covered under warranty?
No, it is not covered under warranty. If the plug is damaged, have a qualified electrician
replace it. If you need a replacement cord, contact Kensington at 1-800-535-4242.
When I plug in the unit it trips the circuit breaker. What is wrong?
The cabinets are designed to run on a 15 amp circuit. If you have other equipment or
appliances plugged into the same circuit you may be overloading it. Have a qualified
electrician check that adequate power is available in the circuit.
