Wellborn Cabinet Elegant Bath series, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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Caring For Your Wellborn Cabinetry
Wellborn Cabinet, Inc., knows just how proud you are of your new cabinetry. With a little effort and a few precautions,
you can keep your cabinetry looking as good as new for many years.
Always
remove the doors and drawers of all cabinets adjacent to and above the oven during the cleaning cycle of self-
cleaning appliances. The cleaning cycle generates heat that could affect the finish and surface of the cabinets.
We recommend a Delamination Shield (Item Code: DS) be placed between freestanding oven and adjacent
base cabinets.
Always
clean up spills and any standing water (such as condensation from a glass or bowl) immediately. Pay special attention
to the areas around your sink, range, dishwasher, toe spaces and baseboards. Use a blotting action rather than a
wiping action.
Always
apply cleaning products directly to the clean cloth you are using. Never apply directly to the surface of the area
that you are cleaning.
Always
lift objects—do not drag across the surface.
Always
avoid extremes in room humidity. Too high or too low humidity can cause the wood to warp or the glue used in
applying veneers to loosen.
Always
avoid extreme changes in room temperature.
Always
rotate accessories on furniture periodically so they do not sit in the same spot all the time.
Always
use pads, cloth or felt to protect surfaces from plastics, rubber, hot dishes, beverages, bookends, flowerpots
and vases.
Always
use protective pads when writing with a ballpoint pen.
Always
make minor repairs while they are still small.
Always
treat your cabinetry as if it were furniture. The cabinets are constructed with the same grade wood
as your furniture. They require the same care in order to reward you with long lasting beauty.
Never
apply a damp cloth to your cabinetry.
Never
apply excessive weight or pull down excessively on doors as this may cause them to split at the hinge area
and sag.
Never
place more than 75 pounds of weight into any drawer as this may cause the bottom to sag or the drawer
slides to work improperly. Also, the weight of what is stored in each drawer should be evenly distributed for
the best durability.
Never
use a drawer as a step as this may cause the bottom of the drawer to sag or the slides to warp.
Never
use wax polishes on the surfaces of your cabinets as this may cause the finish to soften or a build-up of film
that may pick up dirt, smoke or other pollutants in the air. This film may then start to smudge or streak.
Never
use silicone polishes on the surface of your cabinets as this raises the sheen of your cabinetry beyond that
intended by Wellborn. It can seep into the finish and is very difficult to remove.
Never
use petroleum distilled polishes on the surface of your cabinetry, as they are often flammable and toxic, and
they are seldom ever completely removed.
Never
use water on your cabinetry.
Never
use ammonia on your cabinetry.
Never
use an abrasive cleaner or an abrasive cloth on any painted surface as this will scratch, scar and dull the
finish permanently.
Never
use concentrated detergents on your cabinetry. Harsh detergents, strong soap and self-polishing waxes
could have a damaging effect on the finished surface.
Never
leave damp or wet cloths draped over cabinet doors. This moisture can cause permanent water damage to
the area over time.
Never
wipe your cabinetry with a used dishcloth since it could contain traces of grease or detergents.
Never
place plastic or rubber objects on a wood finish—their ingredients react with those of the finish.
Never
place furniture in direct sunlight. Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight may cause a change in color.
Never
attempt to repair badly damaged surfaces without the proper materials or professional help. Consult your
local Authorized Wellborn Dealer for badly damaged furniture.
Never
let water run off sink to countertops and sink cabinetry.
Never
expose the back edges of thermofoil cabinetry to excessive moisture. Over time, prolonged wetness can
result in delamination.