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CONNECT TO WATER AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
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Move the refrigerator in front of the cabinetry close enough to allow access behind
for power and water connections.
At the back of the refrigerator, cut the water tube to a suitable length for connecting
to the water outlet. Ensure there is enough tubing to pull the refrigerator out for
service, if required.
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Assemble the following water fittings onto the other end of the water tube.
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Fasten the faucet connection to the cold water supply. Take care not
to over-tighten the faucet connection. Turn isolating faucet on and
check that all connections are dry and free of drips.
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Connecting power
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Attach the power cord clip to the back of your refrigerator
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Connect the refrigerator to the electrical supply (115VAC, 60Hz
with the fitted plug and lead, and turn on. Ensure the refrigerator
is connected to its own isolating switch.
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Ensure excess power cord length is secured onto the clip (
D
).
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When pushing the refrigerator into position, take care not to roll
over or damage the power cord and/or water tubing.
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Final water tube connection
Insert tube
Compression
sleeve
Compression
nut
Water tube
IMPORTANT!
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Ensure water tubing is routed away from any sharp objects, sharp corners, and not in a location where it can be kinked or squashed.
Beware of kinking the tube as this will stop water flow.
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Ensure a firm contact is observed as the refrigerator engages the anti-tip bracket, 2 3/8” min. (60mm) overlap.
NOTE:
If using a braided water line hose (not
supplied), connect an adaptor to one
end of the hose before inserting into
the PRV.
