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Installation
*INSTALLATION*
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Levelling the appliance door
Risk of damage and injury
caused by the appliance door falling
out or the refrigeration appliance tip-
ping over.
If the additional adjustable foot on
the hinge plate at the bottom is not
resting firmly on the floor, the appli-
ance door can fall out or the refriger-
ation appliance can tip over.
Use the open spanner supplied with
the appliance to unscrew the ad-
justable foot until it is resting on the
floor.
Then unscrew the adjustable foot by
a further quarter turn.
Building the appliance into a kitchen
run
If the ventilation gaps given are
not observed, the compressor will
run more frequently and for longer
periods.
This will result in increased energy
consumption and a higher operating
temperature for the compressor. This
may, in turn, cause damage to the
compressor.
It is essential to observe the ventila-
tion gaps given.
a
Top box
b
Appliance
c
Housing unit
d
Wall
x: the appliance depth is increased by
approx.35mm for appliances with
wall spacers fitted.
The appliance can be installed in a run
of kitchen units (standard cabinets,
max. depth580mm) or next to a kit-
chen cabinet. The appliance front will
stand proud of the adjacent furniture by
65mm (or approx. 100mm if wall
spacers have been fitted).
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