Cabinet Hinge Adjustment

The hinges allow adjustments in three primary directions:

In and Out Adjustment:
- Controlled by the screw closest to the cabinet’s edge.
- Adjusts the depth of the door relative to the cabinet frame.
Side-to-Side Adjustment:
- Controlled by the middle screw.
- Aligns the door’s position horizontally to ensure even spacing between doors.
Up and Down Adjustment:
- Controlled by the bottom screw.
- Raises or lowers the door to align it vertically with adjacent doors.

Aligning the Depth (In and Out):
- Locate the screw closest to the cabinet’s edge.
- Turn the screw clockwise to move the door inward.
- Turn it counterclockwise to move the door outward.
Aligning Horizontally (Side-to-Side):
- Locate the middle screw.
- Turn the screw to shift the door left or right to align with the cabinet frame or adjacent doors.
Aligning Vertically (Up and Down):
- Locate the bottom screw.
- Turn the screw to raise or lower the door to ensure alignment at the top and bottom edges.

Removing the Door:
- Locate the button on the back of the hinge.
- Press the button to release the hinge from the cabinet.
- Lift the door away from the cabinet.
Reinstalling the Door:
- Align the hook on the hinge with the slot on the cabinet.
- Snap the hinge back into place until it clicks securely.

During Installation:
- Consider removing the doors to make the cabinets lighter and easier to handle.
After Installation:
- If alignment is slightly off due to handling or settling, use the hinge adjustments to correct it.

Your cabinet doors are now properly aligned and ready for use!

For further adjustments or maintenance, consult the hinge manufacturer’s documentation or contact customer support.

This tutorial provides a detailed guide to adjusting cabinet doors using eight-way adjustable hinges. These adjustments help align doors to ensure they are flush and symmetrical. Additionally, the guide explains how to remove and reinstall cabinet doors for easier installation and maintenance.