BLUE SKY OKCSST26 Outdoor Kitchen Top Owner’s Manual

BLUE SKY OKCSST26 Outdoor Kitchen Top

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GETTING STARTED

All tops are inspected prior to leaving the factory and they have been carefully packaged to prevent any damage during shipping and handling. On occasion, damage in handling between the factory and your home may occur. Please inspect each top carefully prior to assembly and installation. If damage is discovered, contact our Customer Service team at 1-800-459-4409 for quick results to any issues that may arise.

If you have unpacked all your boxes, and checked for damage, please make sure not to mix components.

FOR YOUR SAFETY

BEFORE STARTING THE INSTALLATION, READ THIS ENTIRE GUIDE TO FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH THE SAFETY AND LOCATION WARNINGS AND ASSEMBLY STEPS.

THE INSTALLATION OF ANY OF BLUE SKY OUTDOOR KITCHEN COMPONENTS NOT PERFORMED ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS PRESENTED IN THIS GUIDE COULD VOID THE WARRANTY OF THE PRODUCT.

WARNING: EXCESSIVE WEIGHT HAZARD

Blue Sky Outdoor Kitchen Cabinets should be moved, assemble or installed with two or more people to avoid injury from lifting. We recommend four people should move, assemble and install the 60″ tops and four to six people should assemble the 90″ tops to avoid injury.

WARNING

Wear protective eyewear, gloves, and boots during assembly.

Always maintain a clean, organized work area.

Do not stand or sit on cabinet tops, cabinet may become unstable and result in property damage or serious injury. If sitting at a cabinet with an extended top, do not use the top to pull yourself up from a chair. Depending on the downward force on the extended tops, the top could deform.

Do not drag or move cabinets with levelling feet in place.

Do not let children climb on the cabinets, hang on doors / drawers or leave children unattended near the cabinets. These actions could cause tipping that could lead to serious or fatal injury. Securely attach cabinets to a wall or gang several cabinets together using the fasteners included with each cabinet to avoid serious injury.

Note the listed weight capacities and do not overload cabinets. Overloading could cause cabinets to become unstable and cause serious or fatal injury.

Do not open more than on drawer on a cabinet at a time. Having multiple drawers open at a time could cause the cabinets to tip that could lead to serious or fatal injury.

PARTS LIST

UNPACK PARTS, MAKING SURE ALL PIECES ARE PRESENT BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO ASSEMBLE.

*Can be ordered as a replacement part 126035

ASSEMBLY

TOOLS REQUIRED FOR ASSEMBLY

Included:

• Hex Keys

Not Included:

• 4′ to 6′ level
• Screwdriver
• Pliers

CABINET SOLD SEPARATELY

After assembling cabinet and base per cabinet instructions, install the Stainless Steel top using the top installation instructions below. Before you install the stainless steel top make sure to remove all drawers and or shelves. Use your cabinet manual for drawer and shelf removal and reinstallation instructions.

Before you install the stainless steel top you should peel up the protective plastic from the edges of the top.

Tip: It is easier to start removing the protective film from a corner edge of the top. As you pull, use both hands so you are pulling more the the plastic film all at the same time. Slow and steady will remove the film in larger pieces.

SINGLE CABINET TOP ASSEMBLY

Note: Do not bolt multiple cabinets together before installing single cabinet tops.

With two people lift a single top (OKC SST26, OKCSST26-Sink, OKC ST36 or OKC ST36-Sink) in place over the cabinet body with the arrow sticker on the top pointing towards the back of the cabinet. The flanges on the bottom sides of the top should slide into place inside the edges of the cabinet. You may need one person to push the center of the sides of the cabinet out from the inside (the hinge may have folded in a little) to make sure the flanges are all inside the body of the cabinet.

The cabinet body has a snug fit to the cabinet top, you may need a flat head screwdriver to guide one side of the top into place from the inside of the cabinet or use a rubber mallet to gently tap from the inside so that the top sits flat on the cabinet body. Remove any remaining protective film from the top. Do not use a knife or sharp object to remove the film. If you start at a side edge and pull slowly, the protective film will release from the top.

To secure the top, (you will need to do this from the inside of the cabinet), bolt the top flanges that are inside the cabinet body, to the body of the cabinet. With 10 bolts (I), two on each side and three on the front and the back that screw upwards into the top. Finger tighten the bolts in place. Then tighten all the bolts using either the hex key or the bit and extender that are included in the Hardware Bag. Using your drill, may make some of these fasteners easier to install. Be sure not to over tighten.

DOUBLE AND TRIPLE CABINET TOP ASSEMBLY

When installing the Double or Triple Wide Stainless Steel Top (OKCSST6026, OKC T9026, OKCSST6036 or OKCSST9036) make sure to bolt the cabinets together before installing the multiple cabinet tops. With two people Level and bolt together the two or three fully assembled cabinets through the four locations on each side panel using four bolts (P) and four nuts (Q) included with your cabinets.

Once your double or triple cabinets are bolted together, install 2 top brackets (J) for your Double cabinet set up and 4 top brackets (J) for your triple cabinet setup. Bolt the top bracket (J) to the top of each interior side panel with 2 bolts (I) per bracket as shown.

With four or six people, for the triple wide tops, lift your Stainless Steel top in place over the cabinets body with the arrow sticker pointing to the back of the cabinet. The flanges on the bottom sides of the top should slide into place inside the edges of the cabinet. You may need one person to push the center of the sides of the cabinet out (the hinge may have folded in a little) to make sure the flanges are all inside the body of the cabinet.

The cabinet body has a snug fit to the cabinet top, you may need a flat head screwdriver to guide one side of the top into place from the inside of the cabinet or use a rubber mallet to gently tap from the inside so that the top sits flat on the cabinet body. Remove any remaining protective film from the top. Do not use a knife or sharp object to remove the film. If you start at a side edge and pull slowly, the protective film will release from the top.

To secure the top, (you will need to do this from the inside of the cabinets), bolt the top flanges that are inside the cabinet bodies to the outer side panels of the cabinets and bolt the Top Brackets and cabinet frame to the top.

Using 20 bolts (I) for the double wide tops (OKCSTT6026 and OKCSTT6036), 2 on each of the outside panels of the two cabinets and 8 on the remaining three sides that screw upwards into the top from each cabinet.

Using 30 bolts (I) for the Triple wide tops (OKCSTT9026 and OKCSTT9036),2 on each of the outside panels of the three cabinets and 8 on the remaining three sides that screw upwards into the top from each cabinet.

Finger tighten the bolts in place. Then tighten all the bolts using either the hex key or the bit and extender that are included in the Cabinet Hardware Bag. Using your drill, may make some of these fasteners easier to install. Be sure not to over tighten.

DETAIL AND FINISHING

With the cabinet(s) assembled and in place, check to make sure the unit(s) are still level. Adjust the levelling feet if needed. This is a two to four person job depending on the number or cabinets bolted together, one to three people to tip the cabinet back slightly and one to adjust the levelling feet. The cabinets should be levelled so the front is slightly higher than the back.

Continue to assemble your cabinet per cabinet instructions.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

• To keep your cabinets looking clean and fresh, wash with fresh water, a mild detergent and a micro facecloth. Then rinse with clean water and dry with a soft cloth, go with the grain on any brushed stainless steel surfaces. If preferred, you can use products specifically designed to clean stainless steel for the cabinet tops.
• Do not use abrasive cleaners or sponges / pads that are abrasive, these products will dull the finish and harm the longevity of the product.
• Also, stainless-steel may show “tea” staining if not washed often in cost allocations or in close proximity to a chlorine or saltwater swimming pool.
• Check cabinets / drawers after hard rain. If water has penetrated the cabinet – wipe up moisture with a microfiber cloth. Make sure all side button plugs and electrical cord grommets are in place. If water entered a drawer, make sure they are securely closed and that the cabinets are levelled per set up instructions.
• If your stainless-steel tops show signs of oxidizations, take the following steps to rejuvenate its appearance. First, try cleaning with fresh water and a non-abrasive cleaning sponge – make sure you are stainless steel top in the direction of the grain. If you run into a stubborn stain, use a stainless-steel cleanser (follow the cleanser’s direction – follow warnings with regard to use on a food preparation surface).
• NOTE: Always rub / wipe / clean the stainless-steel tops with the grain. Wiping across the grain can ruin the finish and cause the stainless-steel to lose its brilliance.
• For the glass fronts and aluminum front panels, wash with clean water and mild detergent with a microfiber cloth. Rinse with clear water and dry with a soft cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or scouring pad on any surface of the cabinet. Clean as needed or every three months. If the cabinets are in close proximity to a chlorine or saltwater swimming pool or near a ocean, more frequently cleaning is required – every 2 to 3 weeks.
• Water with high iron content can leave rusty residue on the cabinets.
• Extreme heat by a flame – be careful placing your cabinet in direct contact with a BBQ grill or other appliance that generated high heat or flames.
• Salt that is left sitting on the products or gets splashed up on the cabinets in snowy weather can cause corrosion.
• Keeping your new Outdoor Kitchen cabinets clean will go a long way to extending their appearance and longevity.
• Trapped moisture under cutting boards, rubber mats, metal trays or cans could lead to corrosion.
• If the color of the cabinet bodies shows signs of fading, a thin layer of car wax can be applied per the wax manufacturers directions.

AVOID USING THESE CHEMICALS ON / AROUND THESE CABINETS:

• Products that include strong acids or alkaline can damage your cabinets: Vinegars, white wine, mustard, tomato-based products, lemons, some carbonated beverages etc. Chloride cleansers which includes bleach or any other cleaning materials that contain bleach. Muriatic acid (often used to clean time /concrete) Salt, especially salt or chemical used for snow /ice removal.

TIME WELL SPENT

We believe in the value and benefits of spending time outdoors. Our goal is to provide you with a wide variety of outdoor related products that allow you to spend endless days outside, generating loads of laughter and creating memories that will last a lifetime. Blue Sky Outdoor Living offers high quality, on- trend, outdoor living products that will bring an enhanced experience to any backyard, outdoor gathering or adventure.
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References

• Blue Sky Outdoor Living - Smokeless Fire Pits, Fire Rings & More!
• P65Warnings.ca.gov

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