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Figure 3
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem:
1) Vanity doors or drawers rub
against another surface.
2) There is an uneven gap between
the doors or drawers and cabinet.
Vanity top wobbles when placed on
the vanity base.
Side adjustment:
Using a Phillips screwdriver, rotate screw (1)
clockwise to move the door left and
counter-clockwise to move the door right.
Moves the door up to 2 mm.
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Silicone
Figure 4 - Assembled
Possible Cause:
Floor or vanity is not level.
1) The vanity base is not installed level
and plumb.
2) The underside of the vanity top is
uneven: this can be a common
occurrence due to the manufacturing
process.
Depth adjustment:
Using a Phillips screwdriver, rotate screw (2)
clockwise to move the door forward and counter-
clockwise to move the door backwards.
Moves the door up to 2 mm.
Figure 6 - Adjusting Hinges
Bumper
Corrective Action:
1) Use a shim to ensure the vanity is level.
2) Adjust the door hinges or drawer slides.
Figures 6 and 7.
1) Ensure the vanity base is level and plumb.
It may be necessary to use shims if the
base sits uneven (see Step 2 in the
Installation section).
2a) Identify which corners have the wobble.
2b) Carefully remove the vanity top and turn
it over.
2c) Apply the bumpers adhesive side down on
the corners of the vanity top that you
identified in Step 2a. Figure 5.
2d) Carefully place the top back onto the vanity
base and make any necessary adjustments
to the bumper placement(s) until the top
does not wobble.
Height adjustment:
Using a Phillips screwdriver, rotate screw
(3) clockwise to move the door upward and
counter-clockwise to move the door
downward. Moves the door up to 2 mm.
Top view
Bottom view
Bumper
Figure 5
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