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Installation in housing unit
Suggested dimensions for the housing unit are
shown in Figure 6. The housing unit must be
capable of supporting the weight of the appliance
when it is loaded with food.
Note: It is important that the housing unit is
fully finished, and with the doors adjusted and
aligned, before installing the integrated fridge
freezer within it.
1.
Slide the fridge freezer into the housing unit
making sure the mains lead is not trapped under
the appliance (Figure 7).
2.
Adjust the fridge freezer’s feet (with the spanner
supplied) to level the appliance and to align the
gap between the housing unit doors and the fridge
freezer doors (Figure 7).
3.
Secure the fridge freezer to the housing unit
with fixing screws (Figure 8).
4.
Fit the sliders to the edges of the doors using
the pre-drilled holes (Figure 9).
5.
Feed the runners into the ends of the sliders.
Open both the appliance and housing doors so
they are together and have a clearance of between
20–22mm from the outer edge (Figure 10).
6.
Fit the runners to the housing unit door using
the short screws. The runners must be level for the
doors to open and close smoothly.
20-22mm
FIGURE 6
FIGURE 7
ADJUSTABLE
FEET
DOOR
GAP
MUST
ALIGN
FIGURE 8
FIGURE 9
FIGURE 10
SLIDER
RUNNER
HOUSING
DOOR
APPLIANCE
DOOR
PRE-DRILLED
HOLES
SPANNER
FOOT
FIXING SCREW
HOUSING
UNIT
