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The cabinets have leveling legs that can be adjusted up or down
with a wrench (provided with unit) as needed. There are two pri-
mary reasons for leveling the cabinet:
— To assure that the unit stands solidly on the oor
without rocking back and forth.
— To adjust the doors and make sure they are ush with one an-
other, providing a tight seal.
These leveling legs are pre-adjusted at our factory, but they may
need to be tweaked to t your specic install location. To level the
unit, slowly adjust the legs using the wrench. Work in a clockwise
motion to lengthen the leg, or a counter-clockwise motion to
shorten it.
Do not try to level the cabinet with a leveling device. The unit is
designed to stand slightly o plumb, tilting
backward acutely so the doors will close rmly. This will compen-
sate for the weight of the doors.
Once you have completed leveling the cabinet, check the unit to
determine whether or not the doors are ush and sealing properly.
LEVELING THE CABINET
To assure the best performance from your Vinothèque wine cabinet, the doors must seal properly in order to
prevent cool air from escaping. Check the alignment of the doors before lling it with bottles of wine.
The doors are aligned at the factory and no additional special door alignment is needed for Credenzas.
If adjustments are necessary, compensate for this problem by adjusting the two front and/or outside legs.
The high side of the cabinet should be adjusted down while the low side should be adjusted up. Rock the
unit side-to-side, as it may aid the adjustment.
On single-door units, as you face the cabinet, check to see if the door is higher than the cabinet on one side.
If the door is angled lower than the cabinet, slightly raise the side to which it is leaning.
Front view: Two-door unit Front view: Single-door unit
DOOR ALIGNMENT
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