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16.
18.
Wctrical Shock Hazard
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lake special care when drilling
holes into the wall. Electrical
wires may be concealed
behind the wall covering and
contact with them could resuli
in electrical shock.
uppercablnet
template
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wall template
8
n
Drill a l/2" hole for the
mounting
rods at points "J' and "K'
on the wall template.
cabinet front
cabinet front
filler block
filler block
cabinet
cabinet
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bottom shelf
6
n
Find the points on the wall
template
labeled
"D', "E', "F'. and
"G'.
Drill a 3/16" diameter
hole at
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.
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the points mar are over a wail
stud and a 3/4" diameter
hole at the
points that are over drywall.
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5
n
Measure the bottom
of the
upper-cabinet
frame.
Trim the
edges *A', "B', and "C' on the
upper-cabinet
template
so that
the template
will fit on the bottom
of the upper cabinet.
If upper
cabinet
has a recessed frame, trim
template
so that it ftts inside the
recessed area.
Align the centerline-
of the upper-cabinet
template
with
the centerline
of the wall template;
then securely tape or tack the
-
upper-cabinet
template
in place.
9
w Drill a 3/8" hole at points "L'
/
w Using a thin nail to probe the
wall, find and clearly mark the two
template
points closest to the center
of the wall stud(s) located
within the
shaded
area marked
"H' on the wall
template.
Drill a 3/16" hole into the
wall stud(s) at the two stud marks.
and "M' on the upper-cabinet
template.
Place a washer over each
l/4" x 2" bolt. Then insert a bolt down
through
each hole in the upper
cabinet
bottom,
Panel D
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