Curtis SCR2608 User Manual

Update Version Dec 2005

1 – Mounting template

For Model SCR2608

Parts Packed with your unit

1. Spacers (3pcs of 1/4” , 3pcs of
1/2”, 3pcs of 1”)

2. Washers (3pcs)

3. Phillips head screws (3pcs of

4. Mounting Template

Before Mounting

Empty contents of the selected cabinet under which the unit will be mounted and
thoroughly clean the underside of the cabinet to remove any grease residue which might
be present. We recommend the unit be mounted at the front edge of the cabinet.

Important: For secure mounting, the screws must go into the radio to a depth of at least

3/8”. If the overall length from the bottom of the cabinet shelf to the bottom of the over

hand is more the 1 3/4”. Then a wood shim will be necessary. A shim can be made from a
sheet of plywood, using the template to locate the central lines for drilling the
mounting holes; the shim can be located between the cabinet shelf bottom and spacers.
Make sure the wood is at least as thick as the excess over 1
longer screws are required.
Longer screws (Type#10-32) are available at most local hardware stores
Cut out the template on the line indicated. The template size and the screw hold positions
are identical to the top of the Clock radio.

2 3/4”, 3pcs of 1 5/8”)

3/16”

3/4”. If a shim is necessary,

Mounting Procedure
Step 1.
If your cabinet does not have a overhang :

a) Position template in desired location on underside of cabinet, flush with front

edge.

b) Then tape template in place and go to step 2.

If your cabinet has an overhang:

a) Measure the thickness of the overhang.
b) Fold front of the template downward along the printed guideline that is closet to

the thickness of your cabinet.

c) Tape fold-down portion to backside of overhand, tape template to cabinet

underside.
Note: If your cabinet has glue blocks or other obstructions, cut out corresponding areas
on the template to clear them. Do not cut or cut through the screw holes indicated on the
template.
CAUTION: It is recommended that safety glasses be worn while drilling screw holes to
prevent the possibility of eye injury.