New England Shine BUSS90 User manual

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Installation Instructions
For All Cabinetry
FIRST THINGS FIRST! BEFORE proceeding with installation, please check goods carefully. If
goods are incorrect, faulty or damaged, DO NOT proceed with installation and contact New
England Joinery immediately. No claims for damages/defects will be accepted after installation.
1. Ensure Your Wall Is Flat & Plumb
Before starting, check that your wall is plumb and flat. If not, the
cabinet will need to be packed out so that it is sitting level, otherwise
the cabinet will twist, causing the doors and drawers to be out of
alignment and not function correctly.
It is recommended that you do NOT tile in your cabinets –
tiles should extend behind the cabinet and clearance allowed for
doors and drawers to open (filler panel required where cabinet is going
hard against a wall).
It is recommended that vanities are installed over 300mm from any
wet area such as baths, spas and showers.
Ensure wall is plumb
Ensure wall is flat (no gaps
between wall and level)
2. Fix Your Cabinet / Mirror, Making Sure It Is Level & Plumb
Vanities: Fix as noted above
Vanities: Check cabinet is
level and plumb
Shaving Cabinets: Fix with suitable
screws in each corner and check that
cabinet is level and plumb
Fix your cabinet using screws through the solid back of the cabinet.
The screws should be suited to the stud material and have a pan or
counter sunk head. Provide a horizontal row of screws within 100mm
vertically from the top of the cabinet at a maximum of 300mm
horizontal spacing. The screws closest to the left and right edge of the
cabinet should be within 100mm of each side.
For vanities, ensure that the cabinet is level and plumb in all directions,
using a spirit level. If not, remove the cabinet and pack or straighten
the wall accordingly. DO NOT install the top until you are sure that the
cabinet is plumb and level in all directions.

3. Adjust The Doors & Drawers
4. Fit The Top & Seal Cabinet
5. Something Not Quite Right?
After installation every cabinet will need some adjustment as the
doors and drawers move during transport and installation. The cabinet
MUST be level before adjustments are made. It is the responsibility of
the installer to ensure these adjustments are done correctly. No
warranty claims will be considered until this adjustment process is
completed. Refer to the instructions below.
For vanities, fit the top to the cabinet using a thin bead of non-acidic
silicone on all four edges. Seal all cabinet edges against floor and wall
to prevent water penetration.
Overtightening of the waste can lead to stress and damage to the
basin or top. We recommend that the wastes be tightened by hand
only, and then silicone sealed.
If you have a problem - and have carefully checked all the steps above
to ensure it has been done right - give us a call. We’ll be glad to help.
To make it easy for us, please email some photos of the problem and
of the job detail label (this can be found on the underside of a drawer
base) to [e-mail] including photos of the
levels as shown in Step 1 and Step 2 above.

1. Push metal tabs back using index fingers.
2. With tabs pushed back adjust drawer front left or right using palms
of hands.
3. Release tabs to lock drawer front position
Side adjustment
L
R
± 1.5
Side adjustment
L
R
± 1.5
Side adjustment
L
R
± 1.5
Side adjustment
L
R
± 1.5
Horizontal Drawer Front Adjustment
(On any drawer over 750mm, loosen
the cam-lock screws using a quarter
turn under the drawer base.)
(On any drawer over 750mm, tighten
the cam-lock screws under the
drawer base.)
Drawer Front Height Adjustment
1. Turn top screws anticlockwise (quarter turn) to unlock the drawer front
on both sides.
2. Turn bottom screw using small adjustments to adjust the drawer front
up and down. Anticlockwise adjusts down, clockwise adjusts up. This
may need to be completed on both sides of the drawer.
3. Turn top screws clockwise (quarter turn) to lock the drawer front back in
place on both drawer sides.
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+
± 2m
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+
± 2m
m
Side adjustment
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+
± 2m
m
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+
± 2m
m
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+
± 2m
m
For 186mm sided drawers,
both top and middle screws
need to be released.
Drawer Front Tilt Adjustment
1. Locate adjustment screws at the rear of drawer sides (for 122mm and
186mm sided drawers).
2. Adjust using small turns – turning towards the rear of the drawer tilts to
the rear, turning towards the front of the drawer tilts to the front. Please
note you will hear audible clicks when making these adjustments.

Adjustment of Door Hinges
Use the front screw for left or right adjustment. Loosen two bracket screws to slide door up or down. Tighten screws.
Use the back screw for in or out adjustment. To remove door (if required) pull the clip at the back of each hinge.
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Removing the Drawer
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1. Open drawer to full extension. 2. Grasp the underside of the drawer front and lift drawer o the runner.
3. To replace, place drawer back on runner and push fully closed. You will
hear a click as the drawer is secured.
Removing the Drawer Fronts
1. Open drawer to full
extension.
2. Using index fingers push back
metal tabs.
3. Gently pull drawer front away
from drawer.
4. To replace, clip angled
brackets into bottom of
mechanism and push drawer
front back on securely, using
downward motion.
(On any drawer over 750mm, tighten
the cam-lock screws under the
drawer base.)
(On any drawer over 750mm, loosen
the cam-lock screws using a quarter
turn under the drawer base.)