Instructions for Drilling
from Bottom
1. If your cabinet has a bottom
rail, measure the thickness and cut
that amount off the front edge of
Template 2 using the template cut
lines as a guide. Also, if your cabinet
is less than 12”deep, cutoff the
amount by which the cabinet
depth is less than 12”.
2. Tapethe cut edge of Template 2
against the back side of the front
rail and position it flat against the
bottom side of the cabinet.
(Note: On some cabinets a small
bracket or glue block is used
between the overhang and the
underside of the cabinet bottom.
If this is true of your cabinets, cut
Template 2 to fit around the bracket
or g~ueblock so that it will be flat
on the cabinet bottom when
attached. Fig. 12)
Fig. 12
Bottom rail Glue block
3. If you have a partition you must
do the following:
● Cut Template 2 into two pieces
to fit on each side of the partition.
● Tapeone piece of Template 2
under the cabinet. (The cut line
along the front edge of Template
2 must be placed against the back
of the front rail.) (Fig. 14)
● TapeTemplate 1to the rear of the
cabinet and align the arrows with
the hole center line on Template 2.
(Fig. 13)
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Fig, 13
● Position the remaining piece of
Template 2 under the cabinet and
align the hole center lines with the
arrows on Template 1 so that the
distance from the right hole center
to the left hole center measures the
distance indicated on Template 1.
(Youwill have to cut excess paper
from the middle of the template
to make it lay flat.)
● Tape Template 2 in place after
cutting it to fit. (The cut line along
the front edge of the template
must be placed against the back
of the front rail.) (Fig. 14)
Front
Template 2 rail
Fig.
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Drilling
the MountingHoles
Werecommend that you wear
safety glasses while drilling to
prevent possible eye damage from
cabinet shavings.
1. Use a center punch or nail to
make an indentation for centering
the drill bit.
2. Drill through Template 2 at the
four black drilling holes indicated
on the template. (Drill should be
held straight to ensure proper
alignment ofbolts.)
3. Afier drilling the four holes,
remove the template and clean the
drill holes.
Selecting Your
Mounting Bolts
1. Youshould have four sets of
bolts of varying lengths in the
installation package. Select one
bolt of each size.
2. Hold each bolt against the
cabinet front rail. Pick the bolt that
extendsbeyond the top of the bottom
shelf by 3~16°to 13/16!’This will be
the bolt length needed for your
cabinets. (Fig. 15)
Fig. 15
Note: It is important to pick the
correct bolt length needed for your
cabinets. If the bolt is too short, it
won’treach the oven. If the bolt is
too long, it will not permit the oven
to be drawn snuglyup to the cabinet.
3. From inside the cabinet, insert
the bolts through the mounting
washers and then into the drilled
holes.
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