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Installation Information
Model 315I (UC Ice Maker)
2-8
#3757320 - Revision B - August, 2005
90 Degree Door Stop Installation
Certain installations may require the door of the model
315I to stop at 90° instead of the full 115°. A 90° door
stop pin is supplied with the unit. To install the 90° door
stop pin, follow the instructions below:
1.
Open door to approximately 80°.
2.
Insert 90° stop pin down through holes in bottom
hinge bracket.
NOTE:
The stop pin must be driven down through the
hole until the head of the pin makes contact with the
bracket.
3.
Insert 90° stop pin up through holes in top hinge
bracket.
NOTE:
The stop pin must be driven up through the
hole until the head of the pin makes contact with the
bracket.
4.
Check for proper door operation.
Figure 2-10. 90° Door Stop Pin at Bottom Hinge
Hinge Cover Installation
Adhesive and magnetic hinge covers are supplied with
the unit. It is very important to read the notes below
before proceeding to the hinge cover installation
instructions.
NOTES:
• DO NOT attempt to install the hinge covers before the
90° door stop pins are installed (if used).
• If the 90° stop pins are installed, it will be necessary
to remove the knock-outs from the hinge cover oppo-
site the head of the pin.
• Hinges must be free of dirt and grease before
attempting to install the hinge covers.
1.
Remove backing paper from adhesive pads of
upper and lower hinge covers, then adhere covers
to top and bottom of each hinge bracket as shown
in Figure 2-11.
2.
The center hinge covers are magnetic. Install them
to center of each hinge bracket as shown in Figure
2-11.
Figure 2-11. Hinge Cover Installation
Side Panels
Side panels for a model 315I must be securely fastened
to adjacent cabinets or to the floor and wall.
NOTE:
Side panels should never be attached to the
appliance.
If side panels are fastened to the floor or wall, the use
of “L” brackets is recommended (hardware not included
with the unit). For installation and possible service pur-
poses, the area that an “L” bracket will sit on the floor
should be routed out so the bracket sits flush with the
floor.
