U-Line WINE CAPTAIN U-2115WCOL-00 User manual

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Overlay
Installation Guide
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INSTALL GUIDE

Overlay Frame 1
Model Coverage
Overlay Preparation
Use the following instructions to create or have a wood overlay
panel created for your Wine Captain® or beverage Center.
IMPORTANTIMPORTANT
When having the frame or overlay finished with a stain, be
sure to finish both sides. The back side of the frame /
overlay may be visible through the glass while the door is
open in some installations.
1. Determine cabinet toe kick height. Measure the difference
between the surface the appliance will sit on and the bottom of
the adjacent cabinetry. Make note of this.
2. Create a frame or overlay using the dimensions provided in the
figure below.
Note: Dimensions will vary based on the levelness of the floor. If
floor is uneven, cut panel to the next longer dimension and adjust
level legs to achieve proper fit
3. Drill holes for pivot pins, upper door hinge and lower door
hinge as shown
1Overlay
This guide covers the following models
U-2115WCOL-00 U-2175WCCOL-00
U-2175BEVCOL-00 U-2175WCCOL-02
U-2175BEVCOL-02 U-2175WCCOL-60
U-2175BEVCOL-60 U-2275ZWCOL-00
U-2175RCGOL-00 U-2275ZWCOL-60
9/32
See Detail C
3/4”
Detail C
Scale 2:1
Door bottom
Ø 3/8” x 1/4” deep
Chamfer 1/32” x 45°
Detail A
Scale 2:1
Door top
Ø 3/16” x 11/16” deep
9/32”
3/8”
See Detail A
Dim. B
NOTE: Front view of
wood panel with
right-hand hinge shown
(mirror image
for left-hand hinge)
Section A-A
Scale 2:1
Typ 4 places
NOTE: Final component
is only a picture frame.
No panel inside of rails.
(Excludes -60 Models)
(Excludes -60 Models)
Right-hand
isometric view
shown.
Opposite
for left-hand
A
A
Dim. A
3/4”
2-1/4”
Dimension A Table
Model Dimension A
2275ZWCOL
2175WCCOL
2175BEVCOL
2115WCOL
23-3/4”
23-3/4”
23-3/4”
14-3/4”
(See Table)
Dimension B Table
Toe KickToe Kick Dim. BDim. B
3-3/4”
3-7/8”
4”
4-1/8”
4 1/4”
4-3/8”
4-1/2”
29-3/4”
29-3/4”
29-5/8”
29-1/2”
29-3/8”
29-1/4”
29-1/4”

Overlay Frame 2
Prepare The New Overlay Panel
1. Place a towel, or similar, soft non-marking material out on a flat
clean surface. Be sure the material is large enough to have the
wood panel not touch the hard mating surface.
2. Lay the wood panel out with the front side of the wood facing
down.
3. Cut the foam tape in to four pieces, two pieces the width of the
overlay and two pieces the height of the overlay.
4. Remove adhesive protection strip from one pice of the cut foam
and align the edge of the foam tape to the inside edge of the
overlay as shown, adhering the foam tape to the overlay. See
Below
5. Trim each piece of tape immediately after applying it to the
overlay. Do not allow any overlapping of the foam tape. Damage
to the overlay can occur is the foam tape is not trimmed
correctly.
6. If required, attach any optional cabinet hardware to the wood
panel at this time. If an optional cabinet handle is installed, make
sure the mounting screw heads are below (countersunk) the
back surface of the overlay.
Note: After attaching the optional cabinet hardware, additional
supports may be needed to keep panel flat for next steps.
Attaching the overlay panel
1. Remove the top hinge pivot pin with a Phillips screwdriver and
lift the door off bottom hinge pin. Be careful not to lose the
door closer insert sets. Save pivot pin for use later. See below.
2. Carefully lay the door over the wood panel, making sure door is
oriented correctly (top of door with top of wood overlay).
3. Pull door gasket out of the groove completely. Start in the
middle and pull outward, moving towards the corners (See
Below). This may take some force, but be careful not to cut or
rip the gasket.
4. After the gasket has been removed, place it on a clean, flat
surface.
5. Secure the door to the back of the wood overlay using tape.
6. Use the door frame holes as a guide to lightly punch pilot holes
for the 10 #6x1” pan head screws
7. Attach the door to the overlay using #6x1” wood screws.
#6 x 1” Pan Head Screws
(10 Total) Ta p e
Top Of Panel
Depending on installation
bottom of overlay may NOT
align with bottom of door

Overlay Frame 3
IMPORTANTIMPORTANT
If you decide to drill pilot holes, remove the wood overlay
from the door, and do not use a drill larger then 7/64”. Be
sure not to drill deeper then 3/8”. The door frame and
wood overlay must be aligned properly or the door will
not operate correctly.
Note: After attaching the wood to the door, double check the
bottom pivot hole location. If the hole in the pivot bracket is
covered by any wood, chase through the hole with a 11/32” drill to
open hole in door panel. DO NOT drill deeper than 1/4”.
Assembling Door To Cabinet
8. Starting at the corners and working toward the center, push the
door gasket back into place. Make sure the gasket is fully seated
on all four sides and corners.
9. Check the closure assembly on the bottom hinge to be sure it is
seated correctly in the bosses in the hinge.
10. Position door over closer. Be sure the door hinge plate holes
align with the bosses on the closer (see below). Failure to do so
will result in the door not sitting in the proper position and door
will not align correctly. (Sometimes it is helpful to open the door
180° to have the closer and pivot align correctly).
11. Holding the door in the closed position, install the pivot post
through the top hinge into the top pivot plate. Tighten securely
with a Phillips screwdriver, making sure post is seated fully.
IMPORTANTIMPORTANT
The bottom of the lower overlay panel will line up with the
bottom of the adjacent cabinetry and may not line up with
the bottom of the actual door itself. See graphic Below
Door closers
Bottom Of Frame
Door Reveal
Panel
Toe Kick

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