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Blomberg BRFB1920SS, Installation Instructions Manual

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CONFIDENTIAL 
 

 

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Table of Contents 

Symbols and Their Meanings ........................................................................................................................................ 3 

Product weight .............................................................................................................................................................. 5 

Load bearing capacity of the doors ............................................................................................................................... 5 

Climate class .................................................................................................................................................................. 5 

Product Information: .................................................................................................................................................... 6 

Furniture: ...................................................................................................................................................................... 8 

Ventilation: .................................................................................................................................................................... 8 

Combining Kit: ............................................................................................................................................................... 8 

Electrical Connection .................................................................................................................................................... 9 

Water Connection ......................................................................................................................................................... 9 

TOOL LIST ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10 

ALTERNATIVES FOR INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................. 11 

PREPARATION FOR INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................. 12 

Cabin Dimensions ........................................................................................................................................................ 12 

Location of the Electrical Wiring ................................................................................................................................. 13 

Location of the Water System .................................................................................................................................... 14 

Product Dimensions: ................................................................................................................................................... 16 

Unpacking ................................................................................................................................................................... 21 

Removing the Connectors on the Side Wall ............................................................................................................... 23 

Removing the Mounting Parts in the Freezer Compartment ..................................................................................... 24 

Removing the FRZ Crisper ........................................................................................................................................... 27 

Removing the FRZ Door .............................................................................................................................................. 28 

Removing the Lower Vent Hole Assembly .................................................................................................................. 29 

Removing the Upper Vent Hole Part .......................................................................................................................... 30 

PRE-INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................................................................... 31 

Mounting the Anti-Tip Brackets .................................................................................................................................. 31 

Alternative anti-tip method: ................................................................................................................................... 34 

Preparing the Water Hose and the Power Plug .......................................................................................................... 35 

INSTALLATION TO THE CABIN ......................................................................................................................................... 36 

Taking the Refrigerator from the Wooden Pallet ....................................................................................................... 36 

Placing the refrigerator into the cabin ........................................................................................................................ 38 

Adjusting the height of the refrigerator in the cabin .................................................................................................. 42 

Adjusting the refrigerator according to the cabin flange ........................................................................................... 44 

Screwing the side brackets ......................................................................................................................................... 46 

Screwing the upper bracket ........................................................................................................................................ 48 

Summary of Contents for BRFB1920SS

Page 1: ...CONFIDENTIAL AR EL K A K76540NEB INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 2: ...e Connectors on the Side Wall 23 Removing the Mounting Parts in the Freezer Compartment 24 Removing the FRZ Crisper 27 Removing the FRZ Door 28 Removing the Lower Vent Hole Assembly 29 Removing the Up...

Page 3: ...osition Adjustment 70 INSTALLING FURNITURE DOORS 71 Installing the Fridge Furniture Door 71 Installing the Freezer Furniture Door 76 Adjusting the Furniture Door 78 Attaching the covers 89 HINGE ADJUS...

Page 4: ...osed safely and kept out of the reach of children Please return the packaging to your dealer WARNING This installation manual has been prepared to help installation teams The User Manual provided with...

Page 5: ...d two terminal adapters must not be used ATTENTION You must wear gloves and eye protectors when installing the product You must also take measures against high noise levels when drilling the floor or...

Page 6: ...mate range Ambient temperature of the room SN N ST T Between 50o F 10o C and 90o F 32o C Between 60o F 16o C and 90o F 32o C Between 60o F 16o C and 110o F 38o C Between 60o F 16o C and 120o F 43o C T...

Page 7: ...ion of the product at the back and on the side walls of the product s installation place The power socket must be at the correct place Dimensions of the furniture where the product will be installed m...

Page 8: ...he humidity level is high where the product is used corrosion may be seen on the outer surface of the product Keep the installation room dry and well cleaned to avoid corrosion To avoid the risk of el...

Page 9: ...erly and with suitable connections For the best installation clearances between the furniture and the product must be in compliance with the values specified in the installation instructions Side wall...

Page 10: ...gise the product ATTENTION Do not connect the grounding cable to the gas pipe Please have the grounding checked by a qualified electrician if you are not sure about the grounding of the product Do not...

Page 11: ...nstalling the product are as follows Cordless Drill Safety Goggles Wrench Hammer Ladder 2 4 Drill bit 2 4 Drill bit Box Cutter Safety Gloves Tape measure Star bit T27 Torx Bit T25 Torx Bit T20 Torx Bi...

Page 12: ...d on the kitchen design It must be installed at a place where it is ensured that the door can be opened and closed properly If the doors cannot be opened 90 degrees at least you cannot completely open...

Page 13: ...in type Built in The Appliance and Panels fully seat into the gap and a material that can be their own box is jammed between the two kitchen cabinets or decorative columns This is the most common inst...

Page 14: ...hin the range given below ATTENTION Do not use extension cables or two pin adaptors and do not remove the ground terminal of the grounding cable ATTENTION A qualified electrician must ensure that the...

Page 15: ...water pressure exceeds 80 psi install a pressure limiting device or water impact protector to the inlet valve Never install the product or operate the appliance if it is possible for the water pressu...

Page 16: ...the product will be installed must be checked with a Bubble Level Tool Uprightness of the furniture flanges must be checked with a Bubble Level Tool If the flatness and uprightness of the product is...

Page 17: ...CONFIDENTIAL 16 Product Dimensions...

Page 18: ...CONFIDENTIAL 17...

Page 19: ...CONFIDENTIAL 18...

Page 20: ...CONFIDENTIAL 19 Distances between the furniture doors and the kitchen furniture must be 1 8 3 mm minimum...

Page 21: ...L 20 Height of the Kitchen Countertop Based on the Min Max Height of the Cabin A B C D Min 3 3 4 95 mm 32 7 16 824 mm 32 9 16 827 mm 83 5 8 2 124 mm Max 6 1 2 165 mm 35 3 16 894 mm 35 5 16 897 mm 86 3...

Page 22: ...21 Unpacking WARNING At least two persons must carry the refrigerator Use a box cutter to remove the tapes Cut the Packaging Board with a Box Cutter through the section illustrated in dotted lines an...

Page 23: ...CONFIDENTIAL 22 Remove the Packaging Polystyrene material ATTENTION Do not remove the tape of the upper door on the product until the refrigerator is placed into the cabin Risk of tipping over...

Page 24: ...Door and Inner Door for the Fridge Already attached in products with clad doors 3 Seals between the Furniture Door and Inner Door for the Freezer Already attached in products with clad doors 4 Upper f...

Page 25: ...Boxes and documents in the Crisper Parts in the Mounting Box in Products with Furniture Doors 7 Anti Tip Bracket 8 Dowel 9 Anti Tip Bracket Screws 10 Position adjustment part 11 Furniture Connection...

Page 26: ...rews 16 Hanger bracket part screws 17 90 limiting pins 29 Cable Clamp 30 Screw 31 Furniture Door Preparation Template Parts in the Mounting Box in Products without Furniture Doors 7 Anti Tip Bracket 8...

Page 27: ...ns 18 Fridge Door side brackets 19 Fridge Door side bracket covers 20 Bracket screws Fridge door connection 21 Bracket screws Furniture connection 22 Fridge Freezer Door middle brackets 23 Bracket scr...

Page 28: ...CONFIDENTIAL 27 Removing the FRZ Crisper Remove it manually with 4 knurled screws Remove the Lower Crisper...

Page 29: ...CONFIDENTIAL 28 Removing the FRZ Door Remove 2 screws which are near the front section and connect the FRZ Door and the rail...

Page 30: ...CONFIDENTIAL 29 Pull the door frontward to free it from the tabs at the back and remove it Removing the Lower Vent Hole Assembly Remove the 2 screws to take out the Lower Vent Hole Assembly...

Page 31: ...CONFIDENTIAL 30 Removing the Upper Vent Hole Part Remove the 2 screws to take out the Upper Vent Hole Part...

Page 32: ...nal directives For Canada The Canadian Electrical Code C22 1 last version State or Municipality directives and or regional directives Mounting the Anti Tip Brackets WARNING You must definitely use Ant...

Page 33: ...CONFIDENTIAL 32 Mark the wall for Anti Tip Brackets 7 Use a drill to create holes for Dowels 8 at the marked points 5 16 8...

Page 34: ...7 into their places using 4 screws for each You must use all of the 3 brackets to ensure safety of the product WARNING If you are not sure whether the existing connection parts are fit to the wall as...

Page 35: ...be installed as illustrated in the figure below There must be no clearance between the product and the wooden girder Minimum section dimensions of the wooden girder must be 3 x4 75 mm x 100 mm Width...

Page 36: ...eter of must be used to connect the hose end to the product Connect the water hose to the mains extend it and tape it to the ground The mains cable is provided externally with the product First of all...

Page 37: ...CONFIDENTIAL 36 INSTALLATION TO THE CABIN Taking the Refrigerator from the Wooden Pallet Remove the 5 brackets that connect the refrigerator to the Wooden Pallet...

Page 38: ...ut its weight to the front and push the Wooden Pallet s rear part from which you have removed the screws sideways to remove it WARNING The cabin may tip over during this procedure Make sure you are do...

Page 39: ...tipping over is high as of this point You should not open the doors until the product is placed into the cabin Placing the refrigerator into the cabin Insert the mains water hose into the duct at the...

Page 40: ...he furniture when placing the product WARNING The plug of the product must be accessible after installation If the plug is not accessible after installation the power must be cut off from the main swi...

Page 41: ...CONFIDENTIAL 40 IMPORTANT INFORMATION You must attach the Freezer Door temporarily to align the product before placing it...

Page 42: ...CONFIDENTIAL 41 IMPORTANT INFORMATION You must use the upper edges of the Freezer Door when aligning the product with the furniture Adjustment of other edges are explained in the following pages...

Page 43: ...nt Left section will rise if you push the left adjustment rod forward by 1 and rotate it clockwise C D The Right Left section will rise if you push the right adjustment rod forward by 1 and rotate it...

Page 44: ...t from the cabin s front feet as shown in the figure below to the degree it can get under the cabin 1 The rear feet are adjusted via Bubble Level Tool After adjusting the adjustable feet check the fla...

Page 45: ...164 mm Adjusting the refrigerator according to the cabin flange For products with clad doors the position of the Refrigerator is adjusted so that the door and the furniture surface are flush You can...

Page 46: ...CONFIDENTIAL 45 IMPORTANT INFORMATION It is very important to align the upper edge of the Freezer door when aligning All the other edges can be adjusted with the adjustment mechanisms...

Page 47: ...It can adjust the level for 6 different door thickness levels Screwing the side brackets Attach the Side Brackets to the furniture with 10 screws 11 for each bracket WARNING Before starting to screw...

Page 48: ...CONFIDENTIAL 47 IMPORTANT INFORMATION If you have difficulty tightening the screws opening a reference hole with the drill will make this procedure easier...

Page 49: ...wing the upper bracket Attach the upper bracket to the furniture with 4 screws 11 IMPORTANT INFORMATION If you have difficulty tightening the screws opening a reference hole with the drill will make t...

Page 50: ...ose coming from the mains and the hose coming from the valve WARNING The hose coming from the mains must be one piece Do not use extension hoses WARNING Make sure that the power is cut off when making...

Page 51: ...for use with cold water mains only WARNING Pressure of the water system must be between 25 80 psi 1 7 5 5 Bar IMPORTANT INFORMATION Once the connection is complete you must turn on the mains valve and...

Page 52: ...CONFIDENTIAL 51 Attaching the upper vent hole part Use 2 screws to attach the upper vent hole part...

Page 53: ...AL 52 Attaching the lower vent hole assembly Use 2 screws to attach the lower vent hole part IMPORTANT INFORMATION You can move the lower vent hole forward backward to adjust it to the kick plate in t...

Page 54: ...FIDENTIAL 53 WARNING Forward backward travel distance of the lower kick plate must be 15 16 23 mm As you can see in the figure the decorative kick plate must not be in front of the upper vent hole lev...

Page 55: ...the paper of the kick plate sheet 5 tapes and attach it by adjusting its ground clearance You can use a furniture part suitable for the kitchen design instead of the kick plate sheet 5 WARNING The ki...

Page 56: ...CONFIDENTIAL 55 Attaching the decorative parts Attach the side closing parts 1 onto the right left connection brackets Attach the upper closing part 4 onto the upper connection bracket...

Page 57: ...ounted to the product are as follows Fridge Door 35 7 lbs 16 2 kg Freezer Door 19 8 lbs 9 kg Choosing the Door Thickness The door of your refrigerator can open by 115 maximum If the door is going to o...

Page 58: ...57 You can limit the opening degree of your door to 90 if you want In this case the door thickness levels can be like the following you can look at the relevant section to learn how to attach the 90...

Page 59: ...move one screw to take out the FF Upper Cover WARNING There is a magnet on the FF Upper Cover This is a functional part for the operation of the product It should not be confused with the lower cover...

Page 60: ...CONFIDENTIAL 59 Removing the 3D Adjusting Mechanism on the Refrigerator Remove the Upper and Lower 3D Adjusting Mechanism Assemblies from the FF Door...

Page 61: ...CONFIDENTIAL 60 Remove the 3D Adjusting Mechanism Assembly from the lower part of the FRZ PU Door Take out the cradle parts from the mechanism assemblies...

Page 62: ...ng the Fridge Furniture Door IMPORTANT INFORMATION You must take the dimensions into account when grouping the cradle parts on the furniture door When marking you can use the Clad Door Template 31 pro...

Page 63: ...CONFIDENTIAL 62 WARNING Handle connection holes must be adjusted according to the handles to be used in kitchen design WARNING Maximum thickness of the door must be 19mm...

Page 64: ...or the door thickness Install 2 cradles using the chipboard screws 28 You can also use the template 31 provided with the product to align these parts It is recommended to keep this template for future...

Page 65: ...attached as illustrated in the figure WARNING FF hanger sheet and FF upper mechanism assembly must be at the upper section of the door WARNING When you are grouping the mechanism on the cradles you m...

Page 66: ...zer Furniture Door WARNING Handle connection holes must be adjusted according to the handles to be used in kitchen design WARNING Minimum thickness of the door must be 19 mm WARNING You must use screw...

Page 67: ...using the chipboard screws 28 You can also use the template 31 provided with the product to align these parts It is recommended to keep this template for future reference Attach 3 sheet metal bracket...

Page 68: ...CONFIDENTIAL 67 Attach the 3D adjusting mechanisms you have removed from the door to the door cradles Attach the FRZ door handle Screws holding the door handle must not protrude...

Page 69: ...CONFIDENTIAL 68 Use 4 screws to group the freezer inner door on the furniture door as shown in the figure below...

Page 70: ...ecified below A total of 3 mm washers must be placed on the FRZ Door 2 1 on the condition that all furniture dimensions are suitable Washers to be used are determined based on the kitchen design WARNI...

Page 71: ...ominal distance of the cabin s lower door from the ground is 4 102 mm It can be changed to a value between 2 51 mm and 6 152 mm by changing the freezer furniture door The Lower Vent Hole can move 23 m...

Page 72: ...LING FURNITURE DOORS Installing the Fridge Furniture Door Hang the freezer furniture door assembly to the refrigerator using the hanger sheet WARNING Make sure that the positions of the 3D Adjusting m...

Page 73: ...CONFIDENTIAL 72 Remove the Upper FF Door fixing bracket screw Attach the FF Hanger Bracket 13 part in the mounting box to its place with the help of 2 screws 16...

Page 74: ...CONFIDENTIAL 73...

Page 75: ...CONFIDENTIAL 74 Group the FF Upper Mechanism with 4 screws Group the Lower Mechanism with 4 screws...

Page 76: ...CONFIDENTIAL 75 Remove 2 screws of the hanger part Take out the hanger part...

Page 77: ...r Carrier Take out the Hanger Carrier WARNING You must keep these parts for future use You will need them if you want to change the door directions Installing the Freezer Furniture Door Install the Fr...

Page 78: ...CONFIDENTIAL 77 Fix the Freezer Furniture door assembly onto the rails with 2 screws...

Page 79: ...may come with an Inox Door or as Furniture mountable from the factory If the product has an Inox Door remove the brackets on the product before performing the adjustments below Before starting to adju...

Page 80: ...CONFIDENTIAL 79 Remove 4 Fixing Brackets on the fridge door...

Page 81: ...L 80 Loosen 3 bracket screws at the upper section of the freezer door WARNING These screws should never be removed Number and dimensions of the Crescent Washers in between will be changed based on the...

Page 82: ...must be flush To achieve this You can use the 3D Adjusting system to perform fine adjustments First of all review the position of the grouped Furniture Doors against the kitchen furniture Distances b...

Page 83: ...CONFIDENTIAL 82...

Page 84: ...CONFIDENTIAL 83 Adjust the Furniture Doors with the 3D adjusting mechanism You can adjust furniture doors with the 3 axis screw mechanism Operating principle of the mechanisms are shown below...

Page 85: ...CONFIDENTIAL 84...

Page 86: ...CONFIDENTIAL 85 After completing door adjustments attach the brackets to the middle section of the Fridge door...

Page 87: ...CONFIDENTIAL 86 Attach additional brackets to the upper and lower sections of the Fridge Furniture Door s handle part...

Page 88: ...CONFIDENTIAL 87 Tighten the screws together with enough Crescent Washers to cover the clearance under the upper brackets of the Freezer Door...

Page 89: ...CONFIDENTIAL 88 Attach the lower middle bracket of the Freezer Door Attach the lower side brackets of the Freezer Door...

Page 90: ...CONFIDENTIAL 89 Attaching the covers Attach and screw the Upper Cover of the Fridge Door Attach and screw the Lower Door of the Fridge Door...

Page 91: ...CONFIDENTIAL 90 Attach the FRZ Cover 6 using the tabs Attach the side closing seals 2 3...

Page 92: ...justing the hardness of the hinges Use a drill to adjust the hardness of the upper and lower hinges of the FF Door Set the hinge adjustment screw to position 1 from position 0 WARNING The door must be...

Page 93: ...CONFIDENTIAL 92 WARNING This adjustment must definitely be performed after the door has been adjusted...

Page 94: ...THE DIRECTION OF THE FF DOOR Removing the FF clad door Set the hardness level of the hinge to 0 ATTENTION Failure to set the hinge to 0 and continuing the installation like that may cause injury Remov...

Page 95: ...CONFIDENTIAL 94 Loosen one screw of the Upper Cover of the Fridge Door and remove it Loosen one screw of the Lower Cover of the Fridge Door and remove it...

Page 96: ...move the screw of FF Upper and Lower mechanisms WARNING The clad door will be released when these screws are removed You must take measures to prevent the door from falling You can tape the Furniture...

Page 97: ...ou must attach the Furniture Door by rotating it 180 based on its current position Fix the hanger sheet to its place with 2 screws Remove the mechanism assemblies and attach them to the other side Mak...

Page 98: ...ve the hinge connection screws of the Hinge Brackets ATTENTION The clad door will be released when these screws are removed You must take measures to prevent the door from falling You can tape the Fur...

Page 99: ...CONFIDENTIAL 98 Take out the FF Door and lay it down on a table Remove the Upper Hinge brackets on the FF Door and screw them to the other side of the door...

Page 100: ...CONFIDENTIAL 99...

Page 101: ...CONFIDENTIAL 100 Attach the Hanger Sheet 13 using 2 screws 16 Replacing the hinges Remove the Hinge Caps located at the other side where you will fix the hinges...

Page 102: ...CONFIDENTIAL 101 Remove the Screw caps of the hinges...

Page 103: ...CONFIDENTIAL 102 Remove the lower right hinge by loosening its 2 screws and fix it to its slot at the upper Left side...

Page 104: ...CONFIDENTIAL 103 Remove the upper right hinge by loosening its 2 screws and fix it to its slot at the lower Left side...

Page 105: ...CONFIDENTIAL 104 Fix the screw caps of the hinges to their places...

Page 106: ...CONFIDENTIAL 105 Attach the Hinge Slot Caps removed from the left side to the Hinge Caps at the right side...

Page 107: ...CONFIDENTIAL 106 Installing the FF PU Door Place the Fridge Inner Door to the refrigerator and fix it with 4 screws...

Page 108: ...bin Installation Kit from the authorised service The instructions below have been prepared according to Built in type Built in The Appliance and Panels fully seat into the gap and a material that can...

Page 109: ...thin the range given below ATTENTION Do not use extension cables or two pin adaptors and do not remove the ground terminal of the grounding cable ATTENTION A qualified electrician must ensure that the...

Page 110: ...e water pressure exceeds 80 psi install a pressure limiting device or water impact protector to the inlet valve Never install the product or operate the appliance if it is possible for the water press...

Page 111: ...CONFIDENTIAL 110 32 Insulation Sponge 33 Fastener 34 Screw...

Page 112: ...CONFIDENTIAL 111 Removing the Side Brackets Remove the side brackets that are located in the middle of two cabinets...

Page 113: ...CONFIDENTIAL 112 Attaching the Fasteners Screw 34 the Fasteners 33 that are going to be used to connect two refrigerators together to the locations shown in the figure...

Page 114: ...CONFIDENTIAL 113 Stick the Insulation Sponge 32 to the side panel so that the sponge remains in between two cabins...

Page 115: ...CONFIDENTIAL 114 Bring the two refrigerators side by side After making sure that they are in alignment screw the fasteners 33 to the other refrigerator...

Page 116: ...CONFIDENTIAL 115 Make power and water connections of the refrigerator as explained before Push the refrigerators into the cabin...

Page 117: ...section will rise if you push the left adjustment rod forward by 1 and rotate it clockwise C D The Right Left section will rise if you push the right adjustment rod forward by 1 and rotate it clockwis...

Page 118: ...CONFIDENTIAL 117 You can see previous pages for other installation procedures 57 8448 0000 AD...

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