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10
Mark Upper Cabinet
1. Using measuring tape, and clearly mark the vertical centerline
of the opening. Make sure it is align with the vertical wall
centerline.
A
B
A. Upper Cabinet Centerline
B. Wall Centerline
NOTE: The cardboard plate is fit for depth of 12" to 13"
cabinet installation, but need some adjustment for different
depth. See the following steps 2, 3.
If your cabinet depth is 12.75" to 13" depth:
2. Place the cardboard plate against the bottom of the upper
cabinet.
NOTES:
� Make sure the front edge
of the cardboard plate
align with the front edge
of upper cabinet.
� Make sure the center
marks on the cardboard
plate align with the upper
cabinet centerline which
draw in step 1.
A
B
A. (Flush) 12.75"
≤ DEEPER ≤
13"
B. Cabinet
B
A
C
D
A. Front Edge of Cardboard Plate & Front Edge of
Upper Cabinet
B. Upper Cabinet Centerline
C. Arrows on Cardboard Plate
D. Center Marks on Cardboard Plate
NOTE: If the upper cabinet doors protrude from the upper
cabinet, the cardboard can be adjusted outward to be flush
with the upper cabinet door.
For example the upper cabinet door is 0.75" thick, you can
align the cardboard plate 0.75" line with the upper cabinet.
Flush to cabinet door
A
B
A
C
D
E
A. Front Edge of Cardboard Plate & Upper Cabinet
Door
B. Upper Cabinet & Cardboard Plate 0.75" (1.9 cm) Line
C. Mounting plate
D. Microwave oven door
E. Cabinet
If your cabinet is 12" to 12.75" depth, follow the step 3:
3. Place the cardboard plate against the bottom of the upper
cabinet.
NOTES:
� Make sure the back
edge of the cardboard
plate align with the back
edge of upper cabinet.
� Make sure the center
marks on the cardboard
plate align with the upper
cabinet centerline which
draw in step 1.
� Make sure the arrow on
the cardboard plate are
facing out..
B
A
A. 12" < DEEPER
< 12.75"
B. Cabinet
B
A
A. Back Edge of Cardboard Plate & Back Edge of Upper
Cabinet
B. Upper Cabinet Centerline & Center Marks on
Cardboard Plate
4. Using a pencil to mark a power cord hole and two mounting
nut holes.
A
B
A. Power Cord Hole
B. Mounting Nut Holes
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