I N S T A L L A T I O N G U I D E
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Page 2: ...IMPORTANT Dimensions in parentheses are in inches Weights in parentheses are in pounds Temperatures in parentheses are in Fahrenheit degrees...
Page 3: ...ls mounting Decorative door and Bottom Drawer panels layout Decorative panels layout for Fridge with one Bottom Drawer Decorative panels layout for Fridge with two Bottom Drawers Decorative panels lay...
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Page 5: ...isting appliance which must be removed or disposed of make sure that it does not become a dangerous trap for children by cutting its power supply cable and rendering it impossible to close the door Us...
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Page 11: ...this point to remove the base of the packaging The appliance should always be transported in an erect position If this is not possible transport the appliance laying on its rear side Once at the insta...
Page 12: ...s Use only the new hose and the new gaskets which are supplied with the appliance Discard any hose and gasket which may have already been installed Electrical cord length 2 0 mt 78 3 4 Water connectio...
Page 13: ...s follows Unwind the electric cable and connect it directly to the wall socket Make sure the appliance is in the Stand by condition and that all lights are off should it be not so press the Unit butto...
Page 14: ...e sure the appliance is in the Stand by condition and that all ights are off should it be not so press the Unit button to switch it off Connect the water line to the threaded connection at the base of...
Page 15: ...djustable wheels Operate as follows After removing the bottom plinth or grille it is kept in position by magnets adjust the height of the levelling feet 1 by means of a 17 mm 3 4 open spanner Then adj...
Page 16: ...t be mounted using special braces which attach to adjustable devices provided on the door and drawer and with brackets that anchor and adjust the panel s vertical direction Braces brackets and fixing...
Page 17: ...aligned 4 then drill holes through the panel pay close attention to the panel s thickness 5 Screw the brackets in place 6 Drawer Panel When preparing the Drawer Panel follow the same instructions as...
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Page 22: ...and 150 mm 6 kickplate NOTE In calculating the adjustment foot is considered to 0 Drawer Calculation Kickplate 187 150 37 mm 1 1 2 540 37 577 mm 22 3 4 Upper Panel Calculation 2160 2050 110 mm 4 3 8 1...
Page 23: ...t 2160 mm 85 and 150 mm 6 kickplate NOTE In calculating the adjustment foot is considered to 0 Inner Drawer Calculation Kickplate 187 150 37 mm 1 1 2 325 37 362 mm 14 1 4 Upper Panel Calculation 2160...
Page 24: ...Fax 39 0 434 420161 Mounting the handles Handle product code Distance between xing points X Series Lenght A Handles will have to be mounted on the panels before they are ap plied to the fridge Operate...
Page 25: ...using the lower alignment brackets 3 tightening or untightening the screws into position as needed With the screw slighty tightened move the panel sideways to align it to the other panels on the unit...
Page 26: ...gnment tighten or loosen the screw in the brackets to raise or lower the panel 9 Depth alignment working from the inside of the door after lift ing up the magnetic seal adjust the panel position so it...
Page 27: ...ion shaft at the back of the niche to assure proper ventilation at the back of the unit A 5 mm gap is suf cient to prevent overheating Always mount front panels on door and drawer before pushing the u...
Page 28: ...tion area leaving enugh space to operate at their back 1 Move at the back of the appliances to mount the joining brackets x on side of the top and lower brackets to one of the appliances and subsequen...
Page 29: ...nt overheating Always mount front panels on door and drawer before pushing the unit into its nal position inside the niche or structure Check the levelling of the appliance adjusting its feet and whee...
Page 30: ...pace to operate at their back Peel off the self adhesive protection and apply the insulated anti condensation panel to the side of one appliance 1 Move at the back of the appliances to mount the joini...
Page 31: ...pre mounted on the unit Attach the aluminum cover 8 to each side pro le pressing onto them until they click together Mount the top panel 9 on top of the unit using the screws pro vided with the kit Ad...
Page 32: ...m the wall it is mandatory to install two brackets on the upper part of the appliance for xing it securely to the wall Operate as follows The brackets should be applied as illustrated using the provid...
Page 33: ...rawers it is mandatory to install two brackets on the upper part of the appliance for xing it securely to the wall The brackets should be applied as illustrated using the provided screws and expansion...
Page 34: ...the handles onto the door and the drawer operate as follows Operate as follows Insert the two handle spacers onto the supports already available on the door and the drawer 1 Screw in the Allen screws...
Page 35: ...a sati sfactory air ow as described in the drawing Holes can be in any shape and size as long as the total area of the punched part equals 50 of the kickplate are In this case to guarantee a better ai...
Page 36: ...Ventilation is insured by a forced air system through a grille located in the upper part of the appliance This grille should never be covered by panels or any other devices that could reduce its ef ci...
Page 37: ...leaks and that the closing tap is easily accessible Check that the electrical connection is correctly installed and that the multipole switch and socket are easily accessible Check the perfect alignm...
Page 38: ...er alerts such as door left open also in combination with a sound signal which can be deactivated by pressing the button Using the Up and Down buttons it is possible to change the set tempera ture of...
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