Installation guide

stud,
preferably
2,
using
a
minimum
of
1
lag
screw,
preferably
2.
1.
Using
measuring
tape,
find
and
clearly
mark
the
vertical
centerline
of
the
opening.
A.
Centerline
2.
Align
the
centerline
of
the
wall
template
with
the
centerline
on
the
wall,
making
sure
it
is
level,
and
that
the
top
of
the
wall
template
abuts
the
bottom
edge
of
the
upper
cabinet.
Tape
the
wall
template
into
place.
NOTES:
gf
the
front
edge
of
the
upper
cabinet
is
lower
than
the
back
edge,
lower
the
wall
template
so
that
its
top
is
level
with
the
front
edge
of
the
cabinet.
gf
the
wall
template
is
damaged
or
unusable,
measure
and
mark
the
wall
with
the
dimensions
described
in
Step
4.
A.
Rear
wall
B.
Wall
template
C.
Top
of
wall
template
must
align
with
front
edge
of
cabinet.
D.
Front
edge
of
upper
cabinet
3.
Mark
both
end
holes
of
the
mounting
plate
through
the
wall
template.
4.
Remove
the
wall
template
and
check
the
markings:
Upper
cabinet
bottom
15%"
:
Centerline
185/16"
(39.4
cm)
(46.5
cm)
_-
_.
tay"
14%"
4
~<—
(35.9
om)
>
i
~*~
(35.9
em)
a
4
Bottom
of
mounting
plate
Mounting
plate
end
hole
gP
m
The
bottom
edge
line
must
be
18%6"
(46.5
cm)
from
the
bottom
of
the
upper
cabinet,
and
must
be
level.
m
Theend
holes
must
be
15%"
(39.4
cm)
from
the
bottom
edge
of
the
upper
cabinet,
and
must
be
on
a
level
line
with
each
other.
They must
each
be
1414"
(35.9
cm)
from
the
centerline.
5.
With
the
support
tabs facing
forward
(see
illustrations
in
“Locate
Wall
Stud(s)”
section),
align
the
mounting
plate
center
markers
to
the
centerline
on
the
wall,
making
sure
its
bottom
edge
is
aligned
to
the
horizontal
line
drawn
in
Step
3,
and
that
the
end
holes
are
properly
marked.
Make
sure
the
mounting
plate
is
level.
6.
Holding
the
mounting
plate
in
place,
find
the
wall
stud
centerline(s)
drawn
in
Step
2
of
“Locate
Wall
Stud(s),”
and
mark
at
least
1,
preferably
2
hole(s)
through
the
mounting
plate,
closest
to
the
wall
stud
centerline(s).
See
figures
1,
2
and/or
3
in
“Possible
Wall
Stud
Configurations”
in
“Locate
Wall
Stud(s)”
section.
The
blackened
holes
in
the
shaded
areas
are
ideal
hole
locations.
7.
Set
the
mounting
plate
aside.
Wall
Venting
Installation
Only
Upper
cabinet
bottom
\
¥a"
(1
em)
t f
4"
(10.2
cm)
Centerline
ait.
“—
2
<=
><
ya
6"
(15.2
cm)
6"
(15.2
cm)
8.
Mark
the
centerline
3/8"
(1
cm)
down
from
the
bottom
edge
of
the
upper
cabinet.
9.
Using
measuring
tape,
measure
out
6"
(15.2
cm)
on
both sides
of
the
centerline,
and
mark.
10.
Measure
down
4"
(10.2
cm)
from
the
mark
made
in
Step
8,
and
mark.
11.
Using
a
straightedge,
draw
the
2
horizontal,
level
lines
through
the
marks
made
in
steps
8
and
10.
12.
Draw
the
2
vertical,
plumb
lines
down
from
the
marks
made
in
Step
9
to
complete
the
12"
x
4"
(30.5
x
10.2
cm)
rectangle.
This
is
the
venting
cutout
area.
13.
Cut
a
3/4"
(19
mm)
hole
in
one
corner
of
the
cutout
area.
14.
Using
a
keyhole
saw,
cut
out
the
venting
cutout
area.
In
addition
to
being
installed
on
at
least
1
wall
stud,
the
mounting
plate
must
attach
to
the
wall
at
both
end
holes.
If
the
end
holes
are
not
over
wall
studs,
use
two
1/4-20
x
3”
round-head
bolts
with
toggle
nuts;
if
1
end
hole
is
over
a
wall
stud,
use
1
lag
screw
and
one
1/4-20
x
3"
round-head
bolt
with
toggle
nut;
or
if
both
end
holes
are
over
wall
studs, use
2
lag
screws.
Following
are
3
installation
configurations.
Installation
for
No
Wall
Studs
at
End
Holes
(Figures
1
and
2)
1.
Drill
3/4"
(19
mm)
holes
through
the
wall
at
both
end
holes
marked
in
Step
3
of
“Mark
Rear
Wall.”
2.
Drill
3/16"
(6
mm)
hole(s)
into
the
wall
stud(s)
at
the
hole(s)
marked
in
Step
6
of
“Mark
Rear
Wall.”
Refer
to
figures
1
and
2
in
“Possible
Wall
Stud
Configurations”
in
“Locate
Wall
Stud(s)”
section.
Installation
for
Wall
Stud
at
One
End
Hole
(Figure
3)
1.
Drill
a
3/16"
6
mm)
hole
into
the
wall
stud
at
the
end
hole
marked
in
Step
3
of
“Mark
Rear
Wall.”
2.
If
installing
on
a
second
wall
stud,
drill
a
3/16"
(6
mm)
hole
into
the
wall
stud
at
the
other
hole
marked
in
Step
6
of
“Mark
Rear
Wall.”
Refer
to
Figure
3
in
“Possible
Wall
Stud
Configurations”
in
“Locate
Wall
Stud(s)”
section.
3.
Drill
a
3/4"
(19
mm)
hole
through
the
wall
at
the
other
end
hole.
Installation
for
Wall
Studs
at
Both
End
Holes
(Figure
4)
1.
Drill
3/16"
(6
mm)
holes
into
the
studs
at
the
end
holes
marked
in
Step
3
of
“Mark
Rear
Wall.”