Table of Contents
Advertisement
Tools
IMPORTANT!
Ensure all four corners of the appliance is supported firmly onto the floor
to eliminate any movement.
DO NOT install the appliance on a soft, uneven, or unlevelled floor
to avoid twisting the appliance and poor door sealing.
Hex key
Raise the appliance using a 11mm hex socket or 4mm hex key.
One turn of height adjusting nuts is equivalent to 1mm height adjustment.
Note: Maximum travel is 20mm.
Align appliance inside the cabinetry
Ruler
1
Centre the appliance within the alcove, using the adjacent
walls as a guide.
2
Turn the front and rear adjustment nuts (A) using a hex key to
extend the feet until it engages the floor.
– Clockwise turn raises the height and counter-clockwise
3
Continue turning the adjusting screws alternately between
Powered driver (optional)
front and rear feet to align the front of the doors top to
bottom on both sides, and until you achieve the correct
alignment.
4
Check the top and bottom, left and right gaps by placing
a ruler on the front of the appliance.
– Ensure the gaps between appliance and adjacent
– This step will help ensure the appliance is level with the
5
Gently push the front of the appliance to check the stability.
!8
ALIGNING INSIDE CABINETRY
turn lowers the height.
cabinetry are even on both sides (B).
adjacent cabinetry.
If using a Powered driver, use low torque setting to avoid damaging
the height adjustment system.
Ensure that the top, bottom and sidge gap differences are not greater
than 1.5mm to achieve correct alignment.
Final alignment will be achieved once door panels have been installed
and the appliance is pushed back to sit flush with the cabinetry.
Place a ruler on the
front of the appliance to
check flushness top and
bottom, left and right.
A
Front roller adjustment
Rear roller adjustment
B
A
23
Advertisement
Table of Contents
