WE600-01
Extractor housing
Houses a chimney or built-in extractor above the hob. Hangs higher than the rest of the wall run so there is head and flame clearance over the hob, and is shorter by the same amount so the top of the run stays level.
What you need
A cross-head screwdriver. That is all. Every hole is already drilled — you will never need to measure or mark anything.
Lay the parts out
Find the labelled panels and put them face down on the flat cardboard the cabinet came in. Every label reads PART n OF {total} — lay them out in order and check nothing is missing before you start.
Fit the cam bolts
Screw a cam bolt into every pre-drilled hole in the panel EDGES. They go in finger tight, then a quarter turn with the screwdriver. There are 8 of them.
Drop the cams into the side panels
Push a cam housing into each large round hole in the inside face of the two side panels. The arrow stamped on the cam must point towards the edge the bolt will come from.
Stand the sides up and join the bottom
Slot the bottom panel’s bolts into the cams on one side, then turn each cam a half turn clockwise to lock. Repeat on the other side. Do the same with the top panel.
Slide the back panel in
The thin back slides down the grooves. Do not force it. Once it is in, the cabinet is square — check it sits flat before you tighten anything further.
Hang the fronts
Clip each hinge onto its mounting plate until it clicks. The two screws on each hinge adjust the door left/right and in/out — get the gaps even before you move on. This is the step that decides whether the kitchen looks right.
Level it
Turn the adjustable legs until the cabinet is level in both directions. Check against the neighbouring cabinet, not against the floor.
If something is missing or damaged
Stop, and tell us the order number and the cabinet code from the label. We will send a replacement panel cut to exactly the same size — you will not have to modify anything.
This cabinet
- Code
- WE600-01
- Width
- 600 mm
- Shelves
- 0
- Drawers
- 0
- Joint system
- cam lock