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Built In Refrigerator

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BIBM36 - LEFT HAND HINGE

BIBM36 - RIGHT HAND HINGE

Summary of Contents for HRBIBM72PR

Page 1: ...1 Built In Refrigerator Freezer User Manual for 72 Inch is combined with two 2 BIBM36 Refrigerator Freezer HRBIBM72PR BIBM36 LEFT HAND HINGE BIBM36 RIGHT HAND HINGE...

Page 2: ...he Upper Vent Hole Part 33 PRE INSTALLATION 34 Mounting the Anti Tip Brackets 34 Alternative anti tip method 37 Preparing the Water Hose and the Power Plug 38 INSTALLATION TO THE CABIN 39 Taking the R...

Page 3: ...ring the Fridge Furniture Door 60 Installing the Fridge Furniture Door 68 Installing the Freezer Furniture Door 74 HINGE ADJUSTMENT 80 Adjusting the hardness of the hinges 80 CHANGING THE DIRECTION OF...

Page 4: ...posed 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 wit...

Page 5: ...wo terminal adapters must not beused 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 usin...

Page 6: ...T Between 50o F 10o C and 90o F 32o C Between 60o F 16o C and 90o F 32oC Between 60o F 16o C and 110o F 38o C Between 60o F 16o C and 120o F 43o C Category HRBIBM30PR HRBISBM36PR HRBIFD36PR Product w...

Page 7: ...l be installed must be checked with a Bubble Level Tool Installation area must not be subjected to direct sunlight and it must be away from heat sources ovens radiators etc The ambient temperature mus...

Page 8: ...n the UL list and ready to be connected to a 120 V 60 Hz power supply Fuse is 15 A The appliance must be connected to a 3 pin socket The plug must be installed only by a licensed electrician If the el...

Page 9: ...ossible electric shocks Do not remove the round grounding terminal from theplug Do not use two pin groundingadapters Do not use extension cables to energize theproduct ATTENTION Do not connect the gro...

Page 10: ...ls to be used when installing the product are as follows Cordless Drill Safety Goggles Wrench Hammer Ladder 2 4 Drill bit 8 0 Drill bit Box Cutter Safety Gloves Tape measure Star bit Wrench Flat Bubbl...

Page 11: ...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 12: ...ial that can be their own box is jammed between the two kitchen cabinets or decorative columns This is the most common installation scenario Cabin Dimensions Cabin dimensions below must be checked bef...

Page 13: ...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 14: ...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 15: ...e the product will be installed must be checked with a Bubble LevelTool Uprightness of the furniture flanges must be checked with a Bubble Level Tool If the flatness and uprightness of the product is...

Page 16: ...ential 16 PRODUCT DIMENSION Category HRBIBM30PR HRBISBM36PR HRBIFD36PR A 29 3 4 756mm 35 3 4 908mm 51 1 16 1297mm 28 11 16 729mm 83 9 16 2123mm 3 without panel 23 5 16 592mm with panel 24 616mm 83 9 1...

Page 17: ...Confidential 17 51 1 16 1297mm 28 11 16 729mm 83 9 16 2123mm without panel 23 5 16 592mm with panel 24 616mm 83 9 16 2123 Gap 1 8 3mm HRBIFD36PR...

Page 18: ...Confidential 18 Category HRBIBM30PR HRBISBM36PR HRBIFD36PR A 15 9 32 388mm 15 9 32 388mm 15 9 32 388mm...

Page 19: ...al 19 Category HRBIBM30PR HRBISBM36PR HRBIFD36PR A 32 7 16 824mm 38 7 16 976mm B 29 3 4 756mm 35 3 4 908mm C 55 1 32 1398mm 61 1550mm 21 27 32 555mm 2 11 16 68mm 90 Door swing Minimum to wall 3 8 10mm...

Page 20: ...Confidential 20 Category HRBIBM30PR HRBISBM36PR HRBIFD36PR A 443 8 1127mm 54 3 4 1391mm B 29 3 4 756mm 35 3 4 908mm C 14 5 8 371mm 19 483mm D 52 11 16 1338mm 57 11 16 1466mm 115 Door swing 115 A C D B...

Page 21: ...Confidential 21 35 908mm 21 27 32 555mm 42 1067 6mm 4 3 2 7 32 56 3mm 90 Door swing 90 HRBIFD36PR...

Page 22: ...Confidential 22 41 1060 6mm 53 27 32 1368mm 9 1 16 230mm 35 908mm 115 115 Door swing 9 1 16 230mm 50 3 4 1289mm Minimum to wall Minimum to wall HRBIFD36PR...

Page 23: ...02mm 32 11 16 831mm 1 8 3mm 5 32 4mm 1 8 3mm 84 2134mm 1 8 3mm 3 4 19mm Remaining space after install Minimum height adjustment for leveling Anti tip bracket location 5 32 4mm 84 2134mm 83 27 32 2130m...

Page 24: ...Confidential 24 HRBIFD36PR HRBIBM30PR HRBISBM36PR...

Page 25: ...m 85 3 8 2169mm Category HRBIBM30PR HRBISBM36PR HRBIFD36PR D 30 762mm 36 914mm E 29 3 4 756mm 35 3 4 908mm 17011 16 449mm Freezer panel height Furniture wood panel Door wood panel 28 11 16 729mm A B 5...

Page 26: ...l 26 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 a...

Page 27: ...Confidential 27 Remove the Packaging Polystyrenematerial 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 28: ...niture side PVC extrusion L 617 L 1 259 4 4 4 2 Trim fridge door side PVC extrusion L 1136 2 2 4 3 Trim freezer door side PVC extrusion L 556 2 2 2 4 Trim fridge furniture top PVC extrusion L 762 L 91...

Page 29: ...2 2 2 8 Dowel 8 8 8 9 Screw anti tip bracket screws M8 L60 8 8 8 10 Position adjustment jig ps 1 1 1 11 90 limiting pins sus 2 2 12 Spacer freezer furniture door abs 9 9 9 13 Screw freezer furniture...

Page 30: ...t ST M4x14 16 16 16 19 Cover furniture door bracket abs 4 4 2 20 Screw furniture door bracket M4 12 8 8 4 21 Bracket furniture door T1 0 sus 4 4 2 22 Screw furniture door bracket ST M4x14 8 8 4 23 Scr...

Page 31: ...Confidential 31 Removing the FRZ Door Remove 2 screws which are near the front section and connect the FRZ Door and the rail...

Page 32: ...Confidential 32 Pull the door frontward to free it from the tabs at the back and removeit Removing the Lower Vent Hole Assembly Remove the 2 screws to take out the Lower Vent HoleAssembly...

Page 33: ...Confidential 33 Removing the Upper Vent Hole Part Remove the 2 screws to take out the Upper Vent HolePart...

Page 34: ...egional directives Mounting the Anti Tip Brackets WARNING You must definitely use Anti Tip Brackets to prevent the appliance from tipping over WARNING Make sure that there is no electrical or water co...

Page 35: ...Confidential 35 Use a drill to create holes for dowels 8 at the marked points 5 16 8 Use the hammer to fit the dowels 8...

Page 36: ...ection parts are fit to the wall as securely as they should be you can use alternative anti tip methods If there is furniture at the back wall of the refrigerator please make sure that the furniture i...

Page 37: ...m section dimensions of the wooden girder must be 3 x4 75 mm x 100 mm Width of the girder must be equal to the clearance where it will be installed An additional girder must be used if the niche depth...

Page 38: ...has a thread with an external diameter of must be used to connect the hose end to the product You can choose the method A or method B below to prevent the cable from gettting jammed Method A Locate th...

Page 39: ...Confidential 39 INSTALLATION TO THE CABIN Taking the Refrigerator from the Wooden Pallet Remove the brackets that connect the refrigerator to the WoodenPallet...

Page 40: ...he cart and then landit ATTENTION The risk of 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 Ins...

Page 41: ...cessible after installation the power must be cut off from the main switch WARNING Make sure that the mains cable is not jammed when placing the product Push the product carefully towards the cabin to...

Page 42: ...Confidential 42 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: ...or in the cabin Adjust the refrigerator height using the adjustable feet WARNING First of all raise the front feet to reduce the risk of the cabin falling frontward A D Turn the key clockwise to lift...

Page 44: ...adjustable feet can reach is 1 9 16 40 mm and the product height is 85 3 8 2 169 mm IMPORTANT INFORMATION Adjusting the refrigerator according to the cabin flange For products with clad doors the posi...

Page 45: ...product is placed using the Adjustment part Item No10 as shown in the figure below IMPORTANT INFORMATION It is very important to align the upper edge of the Freezer door when aligning All the other e...

Page 46: ...Confidential 46 Position of the level adjustment part 10 must be adjusted according to the thickness of the door It can adjust the level for 4 different door thickness levels...

Page 47: ...ix the brackets Item No17 to the unit where 2 on the top and 3 on every side Use the screws Item No18 to tighten Use the 12 long screws Item No16 to join the product and the cabinet WARNING Before sta...

Page 48: ...reference hole with the drill will make this procedure easier Screwing the upper bracket Attach the upper bracket to the furniture with 4 screws ItemNo16 IMPORTANT INFORMATION If you have difficulty t...

Page 49: ...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 the water connection of the produ...

Page 50: ...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 make sure that there is no leakag...

Page 51: ...Confidential 51 Attaching the upper vent hole part Use 2 screws to attach the upper vent holepart...

Page 52: ...ORTANT INFORMATION You can move the lower vent hole forward backward to adjust it to the kick plate in the kitchen WARNING Forward backward travel distance of the lower kick plate must be 15 16 23 mm...

Page 53: ...Confidential 53 Attaching the decorative parts Attach the side closing parts 1 onto the right left connectionbrackets Attach the upper closing part 4 onto the upper connectionbracket...

Page 54: ...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 55: ...55 You can limit the opening degree of your door to 90 ifyou 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 l...

Page 56: ...rew to take out the FF UpperCover WARNING There is a magnet on the cover door hanger bracket This is a functional part for the operation of the product It should not be confused with the lower cover R...

Page 57: ...Confidential 57 Removing the Panel Adjustment Mechanisms on the Refrigerator Remove the Upper and Lower Adjusting Mechanism Assemblies from the FFDoor...

Page 58: ...Confidential 58 Remove the Panel Adjustment Mechanisms from the lower part of the freezerDoor...

Page 59: ...hen grouping the cradle parts on the furniture door When marking you can use the Furniture door preparation template Item No 6 provided with the product WARNING Handle connection holes must be adjuste...

Page 60: ...ntial 60 Preparing the Fridge Furniture Door Category HRBIBM30PR HRBISBM36PR A 29 3 4 756mm 35 3 4 908mm B 1 7 16 38mm 4 7 16 114mm B A 51 1 16 1297mm 3 7 16 87mm 26 13 16 680mm 3 13 16 98mm 26 13 16...

Page 61: ...idential 61 1 1 8 28mm 17 11 16 449mm Right door Left door 13 16 21mm 3 9 16 90mm 3 3 4 95mm 15 3 4 400mm 51 1 16 1297mm 15 3 4 400mm 13 16 21mm 3 9 16 90mm 17 11 16 449mm 1 1 8 28mm 3 3 4 95mm HRBIFD...

Page 62: ...nstall 2 cradles using the chipboard screws Item No23 You can also use the template Item No 6 provided with the product to align these parts It is recommended to keep this template for future referenc...

Page 63: ...r Furniture Door 29 3 4 756mm 1 7 16 38mm 26 13 16 680mm 28 11 16 729mm 1 7 16 38mm 6 15 16 176mm 4 1 8 105mm 26 13 16 680mm 35 3 4 908mm 4 7 16 114mm 7 1 16 179mm 28 11 16 729mm 1 7 16 37mm 2 9 16 65...

Page 64: ...oor must be 19 mm WARNING You must use screws suitable for the door thickness Install 1 cradle using the chipboard screws Item No23 You can also use the template Item No 6 provided with the product to...

Page 65: ...Confidential 65 Attach the FRZ door handle Screws holding the door handle must not protrude...

Page 66: ...Confidential 66 Lay down the furniture door and place the freezer door onto it Put the screws back but do not tighten Holes are in line...

Page 67: ...or and the freezer door is perfectly attached A total of 3 mm washers must be placed on the FRZ Door on the condition that all furniture dimensions are suitable Washers to be used are determined based...

Page 68: ...Confidential 68 Installing the Fridge Furniture Door 1 Attach the furniture door to the fridge door...

Page 69: ...Confidential 69 Use the two screws removed from here to fix onto the adjustingbolts...

Page 70: ...djust from lower part of the door with 2 screws removed from here together with 2 slottedscrews Use the bracket Item No21 to join the furniture door and fridge door use 2 screws Item No20 and 1 screw...

Page 71: ...djust from lower part of the door with 2 screws removed from here together with 2 slottedscrews Use the bracket Item No21 to join the furniture door and fridge door use 2 screws Item No20 and 1 screw...

Page 72: ...Confidential 72 Clip the decoration cover Item No19...

Page 73: ...Confidential 73 Use the 4 screws removed from here to fix the upper lower decorationcover...

Page 74: ...l 74 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 Freezer Furniture door assembly ont...

Page 75: ...Confidential 75 Fix the Freezer Furniture door assembly onto the rails with 2screws...

Page 76: ...Confidential 76 Locate the drawer onto the rail and tighten the screws...

Page 77: ...lign the door panel 2 Engage set screw1 see the graphic to shift the panel side to side 3 Engage set screw2 see the graphic to shift the panel forward backward engage bolt to set the panel top part in...

Page 78: ...the panel side to side 3 Select fixing hole see the graphic to shift the panel forward backward engage fixing screw to set the panel in place 4 Engage set screw2 see the graphic to shift the panel for...

Page 79: ...Confidential 79 Attach the FRZ Cover 5 using the tabs Attach the side closing seals 2 3...

Page 80: ...rill to adjust the hardness of the upper and lower hinges of the FF Door Set the hingeadjustment screw to position I from position O WARNING The door must be fully open during this adjustment WARNING...

Page 81: ...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 82: ...Confidential 82 Loosen 2 screws of the Upper Cover of the Fridge Door and removeit Remove the upper adjustment kits Loosen 2 screws of the Lower Cover of the Fridge Door and removeit...

Page 83: ...released when these screws are removed You must take measures to prevent the door from falling You can tape the Furniture Door to the Inner Door or ask for help from another person Take the Fridge Fu...

Page 84: ...ON 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 Door to the Inner Door or ask for help from another p...

Page 85: ...Confidential 85 Take out fridge door and lay it down on a table Remove the hinge brackets on the fridge door and screw them as shown figure...

Page 86: ...Confidential 86 Replacing the hinges Remove the Hinge Caps located at the other side where you will fix the hinges...

Page 87: ...Confidential 87 Remove the lower right hinge by loosening its 2 screws and fix it to its slot at the upper Left side...

Page 88: ...Confidential 88 Remove the upper right hinge by loosening its 2 screws and fix it to its slot at the lower Left side...

Page 89: ...Confidential 89 Attach the Hinge Slot Caps removed from the left side to the Hinge Caps at the right side...

Page 90: ...Confidential 90 Installing the FF PU Door Place the Fridge Inner Door to the refrigerator and fix it with 4screws...

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