1 Preparing the countertop.
- Center the template (B) on the counter so that it is parallel to the counter edge and that the installation hole will not interfere with the structure of the cabinet.
- Tape the template (B) to the countertop to keep it in place and trace the cutout line on the template (B) With a pencil.
2 Cutting the installation hole.
- Drill a pilot hole and cut the countertop opening. Use the appropriate cutting tool for the surface you are cutting.
3 Preparing the sink.
- Place the sink (A) into the installation hole to verify the fit.
- Adjust the cutout if necessary.
- Install the strainer assembly as these steps describe. It is easier to install the strainer assembly to the sink before the sink is installed in the cabinet.
- Apply a small amount of plumbers putty (not included) in the notch around the drain hole of the sink (A).
- Place the strainer ring (3) on top of the drain hole in the sink (A).
- Insert the screener (1) into the bowl (2) and place this assembly into the drain hole in the sink (A).
- From underneath the sink (A), place the rubber washer (4), paper washer (5), locknut (6), plastic joint (7), and connecting nut (8) over the drain hole in the sink (A).
- Tighten the locknut (6) and connecting nut (8) to hold the strainer assembly securely in place.
4 Installing the sink.
Hand push in the top mount clip in place (1)
Apply silicone sealant (not included) around the underside and lip of the sink.
Carefully lower the sink into the counter.
Tighten the screws on the top mount clips (2) evenly until the sink is flush with the counter. Do not over-tighten. Do not over-tighten.
Wipe excess sealant with a rag.
An optional sink cap will be available to fill the hole if the soap dispenser or other equipment is not installed.
