User Manual

All repair work is done without the front stop, since

it is no longer possible to take apart the wood pi-

eces that are to be joined and work them sepa-

rately. In addition, the stop can be swivelled out

of the way by turning it, so that there is no longer

a stop edge under the Undercover Jig.

If the stop is swivelled out of the way, defective

cabinet corners can be firmly joined together

again without first having to take the cabinet

apart. For this purpose, the Undercover Jig is

simply clamped under the bottom. However, for

these repair works, the screws must be 5 mm

longer.

Next, simply insert the chipboard screw of the

right length into the hole drilled and screw it

tight with the extended bit head supplied. This

automatically fixes the side wall to the bottom

and the bottom and side wall once again form

a perfect cabinet corner.

Drawers that are coming apart at the corners

also do not have to be completely taken apart

in order to repair them. It is sufficient to fix the

Undercover Jig with the stop swivelled out of

the way in the defective corner and drill two ho-

les. Then the appropriate screws are inserted

and the two wood pieces are again firmly scre-

wed together to form a corner.

Repairs with the Undercover Jig

Repairing a defective cabinet corner

Undercover jig Repairs

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