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ATTACH ANTI-TIP BRACKET
1
Project horizontally from the bottom end of the alcove
return towards the back wall (
A
).
– This will locate the contact surface between the
bracket and the top surface at the back end of
the refrigerator.
IMPORTANT!
When positioning the refrigerator in the cabinetry,
ensure that the bracket overlaps the refrigerator by a
minimum 60mm for a secure hold.
If the minimum 60mm overlap cannot be achieved,
install a solid spacer to the wall stud behind the bracket.
2
Mark the screw locations of the anti-tip bracket on the
wall based on the most central wall stud (
B
).
– If there are no wall studs, the bracket can be
installed to solid brick walls with masonry plugs.
(However, not recommended to be used on
perforated brick or hollow concrete bricks).
A
2 3/8” min.
(60mm) overlap
Bracket
Spacer
Bracket
Bracket
2 3/8” min.
(60mm) overlap
3
Drill screw holes to the marked locations.
4
For wooden/plaster board wall installation:
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Fix the bracket to the wall with 10-12x35mm pan
head screws (4x), and screw tightly (
C
).
5
For solid wall installation:
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Hammer 10x30mm masonry plugs (x4) into the
wall until flush.
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Fix the bracket to the wall with 10-12x35mm pan
head screws (4x), and screw tightly (
D
).
IMPORTANT!
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Ensure the refrigerator door is closed when rolling into cabinetry.
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DO NOT attempt to open the door until refrigerator is fully installed.
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The anti-tip bracket and fittings supplied must be fitted to the wall of finished enclosure
to withstand 220 lbs (100kg) load.
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Ensure that anti-tip bracket is installed correctly to prevent the refrigerator tipping
forward when door is open.
WARNING!
Read the following reminders before fastening with masonry plugs and/or screws:
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Ensure the screws avoid electrical, gas and water conduits.
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Ensure the surface of the bracket is fastened to withstands a 220.5 pound (100kg) load.
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Ensure light-weight masonry material such as cinder block and new concrete (no curing
time) are not used in installation.
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Do not use metallic materials that may corrode, stain and/or damage the enclosure.
C
B
D
