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INSTALLATION
Model 30313 shown in illustrations
1: Removing old vanity (if applicable): 1) Turn off the water supply and take the drain out. 2) Disconnect the supply lines from the faucet.
3) Remove the old vanity top and vanity. NOTE: If the new vanity is not installed immediately, temporarily stuff a rag into the drain pipe.
2: Using a level, locate any uneven floor and/or wall areas where your vanity will be installed. Unevenness can cause your vanity to become misaligned
resulting in twisting of the cabinet. Repair any uneven areas by reducing high spots or shimming low spots.
3: 1) Place the vanity in the desired position taking into account the location of your plumbing. 2) Ensure the vanity is level front to back and at both sides.
4: Secure the vanity to the wall by inserting (x 2) #8 x 2" screws (B - not included) through the back rail of the vanity. Figure 1. NOTE: It is recommended
that the vanity be installed to at least one wall stud. In order to locate wall studs, you can use a stud finder or tap along the wall until you find a spot that
sounds solid. If you are unable to locate wall studs, it is recommended that you use wall anchors (C - not included) to secure the vanity.
5: Attach the knob(s) for the door(s) by using the 1" screw(s), and the knobs for the drawers (as applicable) by using the 13/16" screws. Figure 2.
6: (Optional): Put a small bead of silicone (D - not included) along the vanity base top edge. Figure 3.
7: Place the vanity top on the vanity base and assure it is aligned on all edges. Figure 3.
8: Connect the faucet and drain (both not included) as per the instruction sheets provided with those items and ensure that there is no leakage.
Silicone
(optional)
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem:
1) Vanity doors or drawers rub against
another surface.
2) There is an uneven gap between
the doors or drawers and cabinet.
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.
A
B
C
Figure 1
D
Figure 3
Possible Cause:
Floor or vanity is not level.
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 5 - Adjusting Hinges
Figure 2
Figure 4: installed
Corrective Action:
1) Use a shim to ensure the vanity is level.
2) Adjust the door hinges. Figure 5.
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.
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