How to optimally align doors?

Hello everyone,

basically it is described in the Utrusta manual for the 125/153 degree hinges, but somehow I’m too stupid.
Which sequence has proven to be good for optimally aligning the hinges?
Let’s name the 3 screws per hinge from LEFT to RIGHT as "A-B-C", if the door is hinged on the LEFT side of the cabinet and the door is open.

First, I aligned all the parts that you screw onto the cabinet with "B" UP, then snapped the door in.
After going back and forth several times, I can’t get the doors to be flush/level at the top of the cabinet.

I’m probably just “blind from working”!

Heeelp! :)

Just now, someone wrote me this instruction on Facebook....

"First check if the entire cabinet is in the water. Then turn A, B, C so that they are roughly equal. Hang the door. Now align A. If that fits, do C. If that fits, do B, and do it so that the door closes/stays closed by itself. Adjust the screws as evenly as possible, if you can. Work from top to bottom and relieve the door a bit when you screw on the hinges, since it’s hanging there. Repeat this as often as necessary until it fits."

It was from a kitchen installer..

And, did it work with that? The doors do not close flush with the corpus at the top and bottom. The corpus protrudes about 1.5 mm each time.

No, I am still working on the INSEL setup.

Oh, so it MUST be 1.5mm away from the top of the cover plate or from the side walls?

Yes, because this way you always have a 3 mm wide gap between the doors, whether the cabinets are mounted side by side or one above the other.

aha, great thanks.... :)