FULGOR SOFIA PRO F7IRC30O1 User manual

INSTALLATION GUIDE
NOTICE D’INSTALLATION
GUIA DE INSTALACIÓN
EN
FR
ES
REFRIGERATORS
F7IRC36O1
F7SRC36S1
F7IRC30O1
F7SRC30S1
F7IRC24O1
F7SRC24S1
COMBI REFRIGERATORS
F7PBM36S1
F7IBM36S1
FREEZERS
F7IFC30O1
F7SFC30S1
F7IFC24O1
F7SFC24S1
F7IFC18O1
F7SFC18S1
WINE CELLARS
F7IWC24O1
F7SWC24S1
COMBI WINE CELLARS
F7PBW24S1
F7IBW24O1

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1.1
1.2
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
Important safety instructions.....................................................................................................................................
Child safety.......................................................................................................................................................................
4
4
4
2
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
Appliance features and installation requirements..............................................................................................
Installation cutout features: panel ready column................................................................................................
Installation cutout features: panel ready bottom-mount freezer....................................................................
Installation cutout features: cladded column........................................................................................................
Installation cutout features: Stainless exterior Pro (European standard)...................................................
Installation cutout features: Stainless exterior Pro (North American standard).......................................
5
5
6
8
10
12
14
3
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
PREPARING THE INSTALLATION
Transport to installation site and unpacking.........................................................................................................
Electrical and water connection................................................................................................................................
Energy: Alternatives and Home Automation.........................................................................................................
Leveling.............................................................................................................................................................................
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19
19
20
21
4
4.1
CUTOUT DIMENSIONS
Cutout dimension for combined installation (for all models except top compressor units)...................
21
21
5
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
5.8
5.9
5.10
PANELS MOUNTING
Overlay door panel layout...........................................................................................................................................
Overlay panels layout for appliance with one bottom-drawer.........................................................................
Overlay panels layout for appliance with glass door and one bottom drawer...........................................
Overlay panel for column............................................................................................................................................
Overlay panels layout for column with glass door..............................................................................................
Panel dimensions: single bottom drawer...............................................................................................................
Panel dimensions column models...........................................................................................................................
Mounting panels to the door.......................................................................................................................................
Mounting panels to the drawer..................................................................................................................................
Optional 1/8’’ panel reveal for multiple unit installation...................................................................................
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22
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
30
30
6
6.1
6.2
6.3
INSTALLATION: BOTTOM COMPRESSOR MODELS
Built-in installation of single appliance...................................................................................................................
Built-in installation of two or more appliances.....................................................................................................
Maximum cabinet depth for panel ready appliance with single door panel................................................
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7
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
COMPLETING THE INSTALLATION
Anti-tipping safety assembly......................................................................................................................................
Ventilation........................................................................................................................................................................
Mounting the handles on cladded models.............................................................................................................
Post installation checklist...........................................................................................................................................
Start up.............................................................................................................................................................................
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1.1 Important safety instructions
Symbols used in the Guide:
Note
Tips for the correct use of the appliance
Important
Directions to avoid appliance damage
Warning
Directions to prevent injury
1.2 Child safety
DANGER: Risk of child entrapment. Before you
dispose of your old refrigerator, freezer or wine
cellar:
> Remove the doors;
> Cut the power cord of and dispose of separately;
>Leave the shelves in place so that children may not
easily climb inside.
Dimensions in parentheses are in inches.
Weights in parentheses are in pounds.
Temperatures in parentheses are
in degrees Fahrenheit.
2.1 Appliance features and installation
requirements
Weight with
packaging 18” model up to 150 kg (331 lb)
24” model
up to 170 kg (375 lb)
30” model
up to 190 kg (419 lb)
36” model
up to 200 kg (441 lb)
Voltage AC 110 - 120V 60Hz
Power supply
cable 90° Nema 5-15P
Dedicated circuit
breaker 15A
Potable water
supply pressure from 0.05 MPa to 0.5 MPa
(0.5 Bar - 5 Bar)
Water connection 3/4” NPT (1/4” elbow
adapter included)
Provided
installation
accessories
- Anti tipping kit
- Lateral mounting brackets
(10 pieces)
- Overlay panel mounting kit
(if applicable)
- Water connection kit (if
applicable)
- 4 mm (1/8”) allen / hex
key
Additional
equipment
necessary
- Phillips head screwdriver
- wood drill
- 2.5 mm (1/8”) bit for wood
- 8 mm (3/8”) bit for walls
- 10 mm (3/8”) bit for walls
- 17 mm (11/16”) wrench
- 19 mm (3/4”) wrench
- 13 mm (1/2”) socket to
adjust the rear leveling
legs
- 2.5 mm hex key for
installing handles
Other provided
accessories - Cleaning kit
1. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 2. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

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2.2 Installation cutout features:
panel ready columns
AMinimum cutout height
2134 mm (84”)
Cutout width
36” model: 914 mm (36”)
30” model: 762 mm (30”)
24” model: 610 mm (24”)
18” model: 457 mm (18”)
Minimum cutout depth
610 mm (24”) + panel thickness for flush install
Area to be left clear for the anti-tipping brackets
127 mm (5”) for both right and left sides
BAppliance height
2120 mm (83 1/2”) + 25 mm (1”)
Door Swing Clearance Minimum distance from
the wall (hinge side)
2. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
With of appliance body.
Width of appliance with
mounting brackets installed
(eective width)
615 (24 ¼”)
565 (22 ¼” )
505 (19 ¾”)
A A
127 mm (5") 127 mm (5")
36": 914 mm (36”)
18": 457 mm (18”)
24": 610 mm (24”)
30": 762 mm (30”)
82 mm
(3 1/2")
min 2134
(84”)
82 mm
(3 1/2")
2120 (83 ½”)
+25 (1”)
233 (9 ¼” ) + 25 (1”)
231 (9 ⅛” ) + 25 (1”)
1808
(71 ¼” )
100°
36" model: 912 mm (35 ⅞")
30" model: 760 mm (29 ⅞")
24" model: 608 mm (23 ⅞")
18" model: 455 mm (17 ⅞")
36" model: 885 mm (34 ⅞")
30" model: 735 mm (28 ⅞")
24" model: 585 mm (23")
18" model: 435 mm (17 ⅛")
36" model: 158 mm (6 ¼")
30" model: 132 mm (5 ¼" )
24" model: 108 mm (4 ¼")
18" model: 82 mm (3 ¼")
36" model: 1489 mm (58 ⅝")
30" model: 1338 mm (52 ⅝")
24" model: 1187 mm (46 ¾")
18" model: 1036 mm (40
¾ ")
610 mm (24")
560 mm (22")
100°
36" model: 912 mm (35 ⅞")
30" model: 760 mm (29 ⅞")
24" model: 608 mm (23 ⅞")
18" model: 455 mm (17 ⅞")
36" model: 885 mm (34 ⅞")
30" model: 735 mm (28 ⅞")
24" model: 585 mm (23")
18" model: 435 mm (17 ⅛")
36" model: 158 mm (6 ¼")
30" model: 132 mm (5 ¼" )
24" model: 108 mm (4 ¼")
18" model: 82 mm (3 ¼")
36" model: 1489 mm (58 ⅝")
30" model: 1338 mm (52 ⅝")
24" model: 1187 mm (46 ¾")
18" model: 1036 mm (40 ¾ ")
610 mm (24")
560 mm (22")
610 (24”)
560 (22” )
500 (19 ¾”)
A A
127 mm (5") 127 mm (5")
36":914 (36”)
18": 457 (18”)
24": 610 (24”)
30": 762 (30”)
82 mm
(3 1/2")
min 2134
(84”)
82 mm
(3 1/2")
2120 (83 ½”)
+25 (1”)
233 (9 ¼” ) + 25 (1”)
231 (9 ⅛” ) + 25 (1”)
1808
(71 ¼” )
A
B

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2.3 Installation cutout features:
panel ready with bottom-mount free-
zer
AMinimum cutout height
2134 mm (84”)
Cutout width
36” model: 914 mm (36”)
30” model: 762 mm (30”)
24” model: 610 mm (24”)
Minimum cutout depth
610 mm (24”) + panel thickness for flush install
Area to be left clear for the anti-tipping brackets
127 mm (5”) for both right and left sides
BAppliance height
2120 mm (83 1/2”) + 25 mm (1”)
90° door swing available
using part 90STOP
Door Swing Clearance Minimum distance from
the wall (hinge side)
2. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
With of appliance body.
Width of appliance with
mounting brackets installed
(eective width)
B
A A
140 (5 ½”) 140 (5 ½”)
36”: 914 mm (36”)
24”: 610 mm (24”)
30”: 762 mm (30”)
610 (24”)
560 (22”)
500 (19 ¾”)
100 (4”) 100 (4”)
min 2134
(84”)
2120 (83 ½”)
+25 (1”)
721 (28 ⅜”)
+25 (1”)
1293
(50 ⅞” )
20 (¾”)
474
(18 ⅝”)
248 (9 ¾”)
+ 25 (1”)
231 (9 ⅛”)
+ 25 (1”)
100°
36” model: 912 mm (35 ⅞")
30” model: 760 mm (29 ⅞")
24” model: 608 mm (23 ⅞")
36” model: 885 mm (34 ⅞")
30” model: 735 mm (28 ⅞")
24” model: 585 mm (23")
10 (⅜”)
36” model: 160 mm (6 ¼”)
30” model: 125 mm (5”)
24” model: 90 mm (3 ½”)
36” model: 1489 mm (58 ⅝”
)
30” model: 1338 mm (52 ⅝”
)
24” model: 1187 mm (46 ¾”)
992 (39”)
610 (24”)
560 (22”)
100°
36” model: 912 mm (35 ⅞")
30” model: 760 mm (29 ⅞")
24” model: 608 mm (23 ⅞")
36” model: 885 mm (34 ⅞")
30” model: 735 mm (28 ⅞")
24” model: 585 mm (23")
10 (⅜”)
36” model: 160 mm (6 ¼”)
30” model: 125 mm (5”)
24” model: 90 mm (3 ½”)
36” model: 1489 mm (58 ⅝”)
30” model: 1338 mm (52 ⅝”)
24” model: 1187 mm (46 ¾”)
992 (39”)
610 (24”)
560 (22”)
A

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2.4 Installation cutout features:
cladded columns
AMinimum cutout height
2134 mm (84”)
Cutout width
36” model: 914 mm (36”)
30” model: 762 mm (30”)
24” model: 610 mm (24”)
18” model: 457 mm (18”)
Minimum cutout depth (for flush install)
630 mm (24 3/4 ”)
Area to be left clear for the anti-tipping brackets
127 mm (5”) for both right and left sides
BAppliance height
2120 mm (83 1/2”) + 25 mm (1”)
90° door swing available
using part 90STOP
Door Swing Clearance
With of appliance body.
Width of cladded door
Width of appliance with
mounting brackets installed
(eective width)
2. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
Minimum distance from
the wall (hinge side)
233 (9 ¼” ) + 25 (1”)
A A
127 mm (5") 127 mm (5")
36":914 mm (36”)
18": 457 mm (18”)
24": 610 mm (24”)
30": 762 mm (30”)
615 (24 ¼”)
565 (22 ¼” )
231 (9 ⅛” ) + 25 (1”)
505 (19 ¾”)
82 mm
(3 1/2")
82 mm
(3 1/2")
2120 (83 ½”)
+25 (1”)
min 2134
(84”)
1808
(71 ¼” )
100°
36" model: 1487 mm (58 ½”)
30" model: 1336 mm (52 ⅝”)
24" model: 1185 mm (46 ⅝”)
18" model: 1034 mm (40 ¾’’)
36": 908 mm (35 ¾")
30": 756 mm (29 ¾")
24": 603 mm (23 ¾")
18": 451 mm (17 ¾ ")
36" model: 139 mm (5 ½”)
30" model: 103 mm (4 ⅛”)
24" model: 89 mm (3 ½”)
18" model: 63 mm (2 ½”)
620 (24 ⅜”)
558 (22”)
68 (2 ¾”)
36" model: 885 mm (34 ⅞")
30" model: 735 mm (28 ⅞")
24" model: 585 mm (23")
18" model: 435 mm (17 ⅛")
36" model: 912 mm (35 ⅞")
30" model: 760 mm (29 ⅞")
24" model: 608 mm (23 ⅞")
18" model: 455 mm (17 ⅞")
100°
36" model: 1487 mm (58 ½”)
30" model: 1336 mm (52 ⅝”)
24" model: 1185 mm (46 ⅝”)
18" model: 1034 mm (40 ¾’’)
36": 908 mm (35 ¾")
30": 756 mm (29 ¾")
24": 603 mm (23 ¾")
18": 451 mm (17 ¾ ")
36" model: 139 mm (5 ½”)
30" model: 103 mm (4 ⅛”)
24" model: 89 mm (3 ½”)
18" model: 63 mm (2 ½”)
620 (24 ⅜”)
558 (22”)
68 (2 ¾”)
36" model: 885 mm (34 ⅞")
30" model: 735 mm (28 ⅞")
24" model: 585 mm (23")
18" model: 435 mm (17 ⅛")
36" model: 912 mm (35 ⅞")
30" model: 760 mm (29 ⅞")
24" model: 608 mm (23 ⅞")
18" model: 455 mm (17 ⅞")
A A
E W E W
140 (5 ½”) 140 (5 ½”)
100 (4”) 100 (4”)
KS899: 900 (35 ½”)
KS599: 600 (23 ¾”)
KS749: 750 (29 ⅝”)
620 (24 ⅜”)
558 (22”)
720 (28 ⅜”)
KS449: 450 (17 ¾”)
2120 (83 ½”)
+25 (1”)
2024 (79 ¾”)
2120 (83 ½”)
+25 (1”)
96 (3 ¾”) + 25(1”)
A
B

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2.5 Installation cutout features:
Stainless exterior Pro
(North American standard cutout width)
AMinimum cutout height
2134 mm (84”)
Minimum cutout width
36” model: 914 mm (36”)
30” model: 762 mm (30”)
24” model: 610 mm (24”)
Depth with door
635 mm (25 ”)
Area to be left clear for the anti-tipping brackets
127 mm (5”) for both right and left sides
BAppliance height
2120 mm (83 1/2”) + 25 mm (1”)
When installing
our top
compressor
models in a
standard NA
cut out it is
recommended to
use the J-profile
trim kit to close
the lateral gap
of the appliance,
alternatively use
the standard
plastic mounting
clips when
installing unit
into Euro width
cabinet. (Shown
on next page)
Installing in the
unit in a standard
North American
“cutout” without
the J-profile trim
kit, will result
in a larger gap
along the cabinet
opening.
Door Swing Clearance Minimum distance from
the wall (hinge side)
2. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
With of appliance body.
Width of cladded door
Width of appliance with
mounting brackets installed
(eective width)
B
A
A A
140 (5 ½”) 140 (5 ½”)
36”: 914 mm (36”)
24”: 610 mm (24”)
30”: 762 mm (30”)
560 (22”)
635 (25”)
693 (27 ¼”)
195 (7 ⅝”)
8 (⅜”)
8 (⅜”)
97 (3 ⅞”)
+ 25 (1”)
100 (4”) 100 (4”)
min 2134
(84”)
2120 (83 ½”)
+25 (1”)
613 (24 ⅛”)
+25 (1”)
1296
(50”)
516
(20 ⅜”)
A A
140 (5 ½”) 140 (5 ½”)
36”: 914 mm (36”)
24”: 610 mm (24”)
30”: 762 mm (30”)
560 (22”)
635 (25”)
693 (27 ¼”)
195 (7 ⅝”)
8 (⅜”)
8 (⅜”)
97 (3 ⅞”)
+ 25 (1”)
100 (4”) 100 (4”)
min 2134
(84”)
2120 (83 ½”)
+25 (1”)
613 (24 ⅛”)
+25 (1”)
1296
(50”)
516
(20 ⅜”)
36” model: 935 mm (36 ¾”)
30” model: 785 mm (30 ⅞”)
24” model: 635 mm (25”)
36”:880mm (34 ⅝”)
30”:730mm (28 ¾”)
24”:580mm (22 ⅞”)
100°
36" model: 230 mm (9”)
30" model: 195 mm (7 ¾”)
24" model: 160 mm (6 ¼”)
36" model: 1470 mm (57 ⅞”
)
30" model: 1320 mm (52”)
24" model: 1170 mm (46”)
1016 mm (40”)
635 mm (25”)
560 mm (22”)
75 mm (3”)
36” model: 914 mm (36”)
30” model: 762 mm (30”)
24” model: 610 mm (24”)
58 mm (2 ¼”)
24: 610 (24”)
18: 457 (18”)
30: 762 (30”)
36: 914 (36”)
36” model: 935 mm (36 ¾”)
30” model: 785 mm (30 ⅞”)
24” model: 635 mm (25”)
36”:880mm (34 ⅝”)
30”:730mm (28 ¾”)
24”:580mm (22 ⅞”)
100°
36" model: 230 mm (9”)
30" model: 195 mm (7 ¾”)
24" model: 160 mm (6 ¼”)
36" model: 1470 mm (57 ⅞”)
30" model: 1320 mm (52”)
24" model: 1170 mm (46”)
1016 mm (40”)
635 mm (25”)
560 mm (22”)
75 mm (3”)
36” model: 914 mm (36”)
30” model: 762 mm (30”)
24” model: 610 mm (24”)
58 mm (2 ¼”)
24: 610 (24”)
18: 457 (18”)
30: 762 (30”)
36: 914 (36”)
J profile
code FXJTRIMSS
19 ( ¾” )
7 ( ¼” )
7 ( ¼” )
25 ( 1”
)
60 (2 ⅜” )
131 (5 ⅛” )
Due to the nature of the design of this model
(Euro width), in order to improve the aesthetics
when installing into an existing standard
North American width cut-out, the J-Profile
trims serve a dual purpose by increasing the
effective width of the model overlapping the
side gables and improving the transition for
a proud (not flush) installation as this model
is also slightly deeper at 25” than a standard
cut-out. cabinet. (Shown on next page)

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2.6 Installation cutout features:
Stainless exterior Pro
(European standard cutout width)
AMinimum cutout height
2134 mm (84”)
Minimum cutout width
36” model: 900 mm (35 1/2”)
30” model: 750 mm (29 5/8”)
24” model: 600 mm (23 3/4”)
Depth with door
635 mm (25 ”)
Area to be left clear for the anti-tipping brackets
127 mm (5”) for both right and left sides
BAppliance height
2120 mm (83 1/2”) + 25 mm (1”)
Door Swing Clearance Minimum distance from
the wall (hinge side)
2. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
A A
140 (5 ½”) 140 (5 ½”)
36”: 900 mm (35 ½”)
24”: 600 mm (23 ¾”)
30”: 750 mm (29 ⅝”)
560 (22”)
635 (25”)
693 (27 ¼”)
195 (7 ⅝”)
8 (⅜”)
8 (⅜”)
97 (3 ⅞”)
+ 25 (1”)
100 (4”) 100 (4”)
min 2134
(84”)
2120 (83 ½”)
+25 (1”)
613 (24 ⅛”)
+25 (1”)
1296
(50”)
516
(20 ⅜”)
With of appliance body.
Width of cladded door
Width of appliance with
mounting brackets installed
(eective width)
B
A
A A
140 (5 ½”) 140 (5 ½”)
36”: 900 mm (35 ½”)
24”: 600 mm (23 ¾”)
30”: 750 mm (29 ⅝”)
560 (22”)
635 (25”)
693 (27 ¼”)
195 (7 ⅝”)
8 (⅜”)
8 (⅜”)
97 (3 ⅞”)
+ 25 (1”)
100 (4”) 100 (4”)
min 2134
(84”)
2120 (83 ½”)
+25 (1”)
613 (24 ⅛”)
+25 (1”)
1296
(50”)
516
(20 ⅜”)
36 " model: 898 mm (36 ⅜”)
30
" model: 748 mm (29 ½”)
24
" model: 588 mm (23 ⅛”)
36
": 880mm(34 ⅝”)
30
": 730mm(28 ¾”)
24
": 580mm(22 ⅞”)
100°
36" model: 230 mm (9”)
30" model: 195 mm (7 ¾”)
24" model: 160 mm (6 ¼”)
36" model: 1470 mm (57 ⅞”
)
30" model: 1320 mm (52”)
24" model: 1170 mm (46”)
1016 (40”)
635 mm (25”)
560 mm (22”)
75 mm (3”)
10 mm (⅜”)
58 mm (2 ¼”)
36" model: 885 mm (34 ⅞")
30" model: 735 mm (28 ⅞")
24" model: 585 mm (23")
36 " model: 898 mm (36 ⅜”)
30
" model: 748 mm (29 ½”)
24
" model: 588 mm (23 ⅛”)
36
": 880mm(34 ⅝”)
30
": 730mm(28 ¾”)
24
": 580mm(22 ⅞”)
100°
36" model: 230 mm (9”)
30" model: 195 mm (7 ¾”)
24" model: 160 mm (6 ¼”)
36" model: 1470 mm (57 ⅞”)
30" model: 1320 mm (52”)
24" model: 1170 mm (46”)
1016 (40”)
635 mm (25”)
560 mm (22”)
75 mm (3”)
10 mm (⅜”)
58 mm (2 ¼”)
36" model: 885 mm (34 ⅞")
30" model: 735 mm (28 ⅞")
24" model: 585 mm (23")
When installing
our top
compressor
models in a new
construction, it is
recommended to
use the European
“cutout”
dimensions
to achieve a
minimal gap on
the lateral sides
and avoid the
need to use the
J-profile trim kit.
Installing in the
unit in a standard
North American
“cutout” without
the J-profile trim
kit, will result
in a larger gap
along the cabinet
opening.

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3.1 Transport to installation site
and unpacking
The appliance is very heavy.
Take maximum care during handling
to avoid injury.
The appliance should always be
transported in an erect position.
Avoid at all costs leaning it on its front
side.
Since this is a large and heavy appliance, before
transporting the appliance, check the access to
the location where it will be installed (door size,
maneuvering space in stairwells, etc.).
The appliance is attached to the base of the packaging
(pallet) through four bolts which can be removed
using a 19 mm (3/4”) wrench.
It isrecommendedto use amanual transporting device
to move the appliance to the installation site, and only
at this point to remove the base of the packaging.
The appliance should always be transported in an
erect position.
If this is not possible, transport the appliance laying
on its rear side.
Once at the installation site, the appliance, which is
equipped with four wheels, can be taken o the pallet
and positioned in the installation area.
Operate as follows:
> Take o the four bolts securing [ 1 ] the appliance
to the pallet by means of a 19 mm (3/4”) wrench or
socket.
> Remove the fixing brackets [ 3 ] and [ 4 ] .
> To release the front fixing bracket [ 3 ] , loosen the
rear wheel adjusting bolt [ 2 ] by means of a 13 mm
(1/2”) wrench or socket. Avoid straining this bolt at its
stop points one way or the other so as to not damage
the rear leveling system.
Ensure the front leveling legs are retracted so that
all 4 wheels are able to contact the floor for easiest
maneuvering.
> From the back or side of the unit and by means of a
suitable, heavy duty hand trolley, take o the appliance
and place it on the floor.
Be very careful to avoid any damage to floors.
Delicate floors should be protected with plywood,
hard cardboard or similar material panels.
> At this point, adjust the rear rollers down (clockwise
on the leveling rod [ 2 ]) until they make contact with
the floor and raise the rear of the appliance enough
that it will roll freely
3.2 Electrical and water connection
The supplied water filter cannot make
it safe to drink any water which is not
already suitable for human consumption.
The appliance should be connected only
to a potable water supply system.
Do not use extension cords or adapters.
Once the appliance is fully installed,
connected to the water supply (if
applicable), and operational, in the event
that the water supply must be turned off,
disable the ice maker before the main
water is shut off to prevent the appliance
from entering a ‘NO WATER IN’ alarm
state. Refer to the Use & Care Manual for
how to disable the ice maker.
Electrical or water connections located
directly behind the appliance must be
recessed. Do not put the water shut-off
valve directly behind the appliance.
It should be in an accessible location.
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The appliances are delivered from the factory for
operation at 110V-120V AC - 60Hz (US and Canada).
They are provided with a suitable supply cable and
plug to be connected to an appropriate 15A socket
providing an eective grounding.
A dedicated 15A circuit breaker should also be
installed and should be easily accessible so that it
can be easily switched o before performing any
installation or maintenance.
To connect to the water supply system (for appliances
equipped with ice makers) a 1/4” waterline with
accessible shut-o valve must be supplied.
The appliance is provided with a water adapter
elbow which is suitable for the recommended water
pressure and complies the applicable food and water
regulations.
The water filter cartridge, which is provided with
the appliance, should be installed according to the
accompanying instructions. Please refer to water
filter installation instructions contained in the water
filter kit. The solenoid connection on the appliance
is 3/4” diameter but is metric threaded (NPT).
A standard garden hose threaded connector such as
a braided stainless hose found at typical hardware
stores will strip or damage the solenoid threads. It
is recommended to use only the supplied 1/4” quick
connect elbow adapter for connecting a 1/4” copper
or polyethylene source water line to the appliance.
Do not use extension cords and/or
multiple adapters for the power supply
connection.
ELECTRICAL AND WATER SUPPLY
BEHIND THE UNIT
BOTTOM COMPRESSORS
UNIT
TOP COMPRESSORS
UNIT
3.3 Energy: Alternatives and Home
Automation
If energy is supplied through an alternative
energy power source (solar, geothermal, etc..)
or if home automation systems are installed
with carrier signals in the power lines, it may
be necessary to install an isolation transformer
(not supplied) to prevent interference with the
appliance’s electronics.
Operate as follows:
> Unwind the electric cable and connect it directly to
the wall socket.
> Make sure the appliance is in the Stand-by condition
and that all lights are o; should it be not so press
the Unit button to switch it o.
> Connect the water cable behind the appliance [ 1 ].
fig.1 Back of appliance
Water connection
Electrical connection
BOTTOM COMPRESSOR UNITS
1
• OVERHEAD VIEW •
3. PREPARING THE INSTALLATION
EW
E W
EW
E W
1
4
1
2
3
E
W
E
W
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TOP COMPRESSORS UNIT:
Operate as follows:
> Unwind the electric cable and connect it directly to
the wall socket.
> Make sure the appliance is in the Stand-by condition
and that all ights are o; should it be not so press the
Unit button to switch it o.
> Firmly tighten with fingers - a tool / wrench should
not be needed to make a proper seal with the rubber
washer in the adapter. Turn on the water and ensure
all connections are not leaking prior to pushing the
unit into the opening.
3.4 Leveling
Adjust the appliance level by means of the front
levelling feet [ 1 ] and the rear adjustable wheels [ 2 ].
fig.3 Front of appliance
fig.2 Back of appliance
Operate as follows:
> If necessary, remove the bottom plinth or grille
(it is kept in position by magnets), adjust the
height of the levelling feet [ 1 ] by means of a 17
mm (11/16”) wrench.
> Then adjust the height of the rear wheels by
turning the front adjusting bolts [ 2 ] clockwise
(raise) or counter-clockwise (lower) as it may be
required.
Take care if using a power driver for this and
lower the clutch to prevent damaging the leveling
mechanism.
> Remount the bottom plinth or grille.
> If you’ve accidentally backed out the leveling
rod so that it is disengaged from the leveling
mechanism you will need to pull the appliance
forward to access the rear of the base, locate
the locking nut which will be loose under the
appliance and re-thread the rod through the
leveling plate of the mechanism and reinstall the
locking nut and re-attempt the leveling.
4.1 Cutout dimension for combined installation (for all models except top
compressor units fitted to European-sized cutouts)
A
B
18” model 24” model 30” model 36” model
18” model 36”(914mm) 42”(1067mm) 48”(1220mm) 54”(1372mm)
24” model 42”(1067mm) 48”(1220mm) 54”(1372mm) 60”(1520mm)
30” model 48”(1220mm) 54”(1372mm) 60”(1520mm) 66”(1676mm)
36” model 54”(1372mm) 60”(1524mm) 66”(1676mm) 72”(1829mm)
CORRECT SPACING BETWEEN APPLIANCES SHOWN LATER IN THIS MANUAL.
3. PREPARING THE INSTALLATION 4. CUTOUT DIMENSIONS
> Example: if appliance A is 24” and appliance
B is 36” the required opening width will be
24”+36”=60”
1
Electrical connection
Water connection
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5.1 Overlay door panel layout
The dimensions of the panels are indicated in the
table and drawings on subsequent pages.
Nevertheless, according to the requirements for
aligning with other kitchen structures, the door
panel can be higher than the upper edge of the
refrigerator door.
The panels must be mounted using special
brackets which attach to adjustable devices
provided on the door and drawer and with
brackets that anchor and adjust the panel’s
vertical direction.
Brackets and fixing screws are provided with the
appliance and must be applied to the panel as
indicated.
For shaker or framed panel styles, it may
not be possible to affix the upper or lower
leveling brackets unless the cabinet
maker has accommodated their mounting
with additional material on the back of
the panel.
Operate as follows:
To prepare the panels to be mounted on the ap-
pliance, follow these steps, working on the back
of the panel.
Door Panel
> Draw a vertical center line on the panel from
top to bottom [ 1 ].
> Starting from the bottom edge of the panel,
mark the positioning of the brackets [ 2 ].
2
1
> Following the corresponding table, mark the
external and then the internal hole [ 3 ].
> Position the brackets on each set of marks to
make sure they are aligned [ 4 ], if you choose to
drill small pilot holes for the screws pay special
attention to not pass through the panel entirely.
[ 5 ].
> Screw the brackets in place [ 6 ].
6
4
3
5
> Prepare the appliance door for panel mounting by threading the shoulder bolts into the recessed
receivers and the set screws into the other hole [ 7 ]. Ensure the end with the hex key socket is threaded
into the door and not on the visible end. Thread this in far enough that it is flush with appliance door face
so as not to interfere with hanging the panel. You will adjust these later.
Shoulder bolt for hanging brackets on and
for pulling panel in towards the appliance
door.
Set screw used to set depth / z-axis
position of panel and to put opposing
pressure at each fixing point to ‘lock’
panel in place.
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5.2 Overlay panels layout
for appliance with one bottom-drawer
Holes positions and
bracket orientation:
36” model 30” model 24” model
A908 (35 3/4”) 756 (29 3/4) 604 (23-3/4”)
B417 (16 3/8”) 342 (13 1/2”) 276.5 (10 7/8”)
C354.5 (14”) 279.5 (11”) 203.5 (8”)
D368 (14 1/4”) 302 (11 7/8”) 235 (9 1/4”)
Dimension ‘D’ represents the safe zone for shaker /
framed style panels to assure the mounting brackets
can be affixed to an area of the panel with sufficient
material to accept the screws.
A: Overall width of the panel
B: Measurement to outside hole of hanger bracket
C: Measurement to outside hole of drawer panel vertical
positioning L-bracket
D: Measurement to designate ‘safe zone’.
5. PANELS MOUNTING
A
BB
A
BB
C C
D D
13 (½”)
34 (1 3⁄8”)
6.5 (¼”)6.5 (¼”)
34 (1 3⁄8”)
1273 (501⁄8”)
1163 (45 ¾”)
660 (26”)
157 (6 ¼”)
min 1390 (54 ¾”)max 635 (25”)
507.5 (20”)
382 (15 1⁄8”)
100 (4”)
5.3 Overlay panels layout
for appliance with glass door and one bottom-drawer
Holes positions:Door window dimensions: Bracket orientation:
24” model
A604 (23-3/4”)
B276.5 (10 7/8”)
C203.5 (8”)
D235 (9 1/4”)
Dimension ‘D’ represents the safe zone for shaker /
framed style panels to assure the mounting brackets
can be affixed to an area of the panel with sufficient
material to accept the screws.
A: Overall width of the panel
B: Measurement to outside hole of hanger bracket
C: Measurement to outside hole of drawer panel vertical
positioning L-bracket
D: Measurement to designate ‘safe zone’.
A
1286 (50 5⁄8”)
1152.5 (45 3⁄8”)
650.5 (25 5⁄8”)
148.5 (5 7⁄8”)
6.5 (¼”)
6.5 (¼”)
13 (½”)
34 (1 3⁄8”)
34 (1 3⁄8”)
min 1390 (54 ¾”)
max 635 (25”)
507.5 (20”)
382 (15 1⁄8”)
100 (4”)
BB
BB
C C
D D
327 (12 7⁄8”)
1075 (42 3⁄8”)
<200 (7 7⁄8”)
115 (4 ½”)
135 (5
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5.4 Overlay panel for column
36” model 30” model 24” model 18” model
A908 (35 3/4”) 756 (29 3/4”) 604 (23 3/4”) 451 (17 3/4”)
B418 (16 1/2”) 343 (13 1/2”) 275 (10 7/8”) 200 (7 7/8”)
D368 (14 1/4”) 302 (11 7/8”) 235 (9 1/4”) 158 (6 1/4”)
5.5 Overlay panels layout for column with glass door
Bracket orientation: Holes positions:Holes positions:
Dimension ‘D’ represents the safe zone for shaker /
framed style panels to assure the mounting brackets
can be affixed to an area of the panel with sufficient
material to accept the screws.
A: Overall width of the panel
B: Measurement to outside hole of hanger bracket
D: Measurement to designate ‘safe zone’.
24” model
A604 (23 3/4”)
B275 (10 7/8”)
5. PANELS MOUNTING
1
1797 (70 ¾”)
B B
A
34 (1 3⁄8”)34 (1 3⁄8”)
165 (6 ½”)
1271.5 (50”)
690.5 (27 ¼”)
112 (4 3⁄8”)
min 1933 (76 1⁄8”)
6.5 (¼”)
6.5 (¼”)
D D
1
B B
A
34 (1 3⁄8” )34 (1 3⁄8” )
1797 (70
¾
”)
165 (6
½”
)
1271.5 (50”)
690.5 (27
¼
”)
112 (4
3⁄8”
)
min 1929 (75
7⁄8
”)
6.5 ( ¼” )
6.5 (
¼” )
1572 (62”)
327 (12 7⁄8”)
139 (5 ½”)139 (5 ½”)
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5.6 Panels dimensions: single bottom-drawer
Panels can have thickness ranging between 18 mm (3/4”) and 28 mm (1-1/8“).
Door panels can have a maximum weight 23 kg (51 lbs) and drawer panels may be a maximum weight of 11kg
(25 lbs). Exceeding these weights could void your warranty for any service issues which can be attributed to
overweight panels.
The hinging mechanism is considered to be `Zero-clearance`. The door and drawer widths specified below
assume the minimum cutout width is being used and a 3.5mm (1/8”) reveal is desired around the panels. Adjust
your panel dimensions accordingly to your own design criteria considering your cutout width and your reveal.
Minimum reveal / gap should not be less than 1.5mm (1/16”).
MODEL DOOR/DRAWER WIDTH A DOOR CUTOUT WIDTH B
36” 908 (35 3/4”) 627 (24 3/4”)
30” 756 (29 3/4”) 477 (18 3/4”)
24” 604 (23 3/4”) 327 (12 7/8”)
Example:
84” cutout height
36” cutout width
4” toe kick height
1/8” gap desired all around
Door panel:
Width: 35-3/4”
Height: 54-3/4”
Drawer panel:
Width: 35-3/4”
Height: 84”-1/8”-54-3/4”-1/8”-4”=25”
If you want a 6” toe kick height then your bottom drawer panel
height would be 23”
5. PANELS MOUNTING
5.7 Panel dimensions column models
Panels with thickness ranging between 19 mm (3/4”) and 28 mm (1 1/8”).
Door panels with weight max of 34 kg (75 lb)
Exceeding these weights could void your warranty for any service issues which can be attributed to
overweight panels.
The hinging mechanism is considered to be `Zero-clearance`. The door and drawer widths specified below
assume the minimum cutout width is being used and a 3.5mm (1/8”) reveal is desired around the panels.
Adjust your panel dimensions accordingly to your own design criteria considering your cutout width and your
reveal. Minimum reveal / gap should not be less than 1.5mm (1/16”).
MODEL DOOR WIDTH A DOOR GLASS WINDOW WIDTH B
36” 908 (35 3/4”) -
30” 756 (29 3/4”) -
24” 604 (23 3/4”) 327 (12 7/8”)
2120 (83 1/2") + 25 (1")
min 1929 (75 7⁄8
”
)
max 2027 (79
¾”)
min 100 (4
”)
For fridge and freezer columns For wine columns
A B
139
(5 ½”)
139
(5 ½”)
1572 (62”)
2121 (83 ½") + 25 (1")
min 540 (21 ¼”)
max 635 (25”)
A B
3 (1⁄8”)
1390 (54 ¾”)
115 (4 ½”)
min 200 (7 7⁄8”)
135
(5 3⁄8”)
135
(5 3⁄8”)
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5.8 Mounting panels to the door
Once all mounting and alignment brackets
have been applied to the panels, you can
begin installing the door.
> Hook the panel to the fixing devices starting
from the top aligning brackets [ 6 ].
> At this point, alignment between the panel
and adjacent cabinets can be adjusted using the
alignment brackets [ 7 ] and mounting brackets [
8 ].
> Vertical alignment: tighten or loosen the screw
in the brackets to raise or lower the panel [ 9 ].
> Depth alignment: working from the inside of
the door, after lifting up the magnetic seal on the
handle side and rotating the plastic covers on
the hinge side, adjust the panel position in the
Z-direction by adjusting the shoulder bolts and
setscrews with the 4mm hex key in conjunction
with each other finally locking each mounting
position in place [ 10 & 11 ].
Once the front panel has been adjusted,
check that the gasket has been repositioned
correctly to assure the door/drawer are
closing and sealing correctly to avoid
operational errors of the unit.
For models accepting custom overlay panels no
handles are included with the product. You are free
to supply and mount your own handles matching
your kitchen’s aesthetic or order a Fulgor Milano
handle accessory kit from the dealer. Follow the
handle mounting instructions that are included
with the handles. You may need to countersink
screw heads when attaching handles.
5.9 Mounting panels to the drawer
Once all brackets and handles have been
applied to the panels, you can begin in-
stalling the bottom drawer.
Operate as follows:
> Partially tighten the screw to the nut in the ap-
pliance drawer [ 1 ].
5. PANELS MOUNTING
> Hook the bottom drawer panel starting from the
adjustment bolts on the bottom [ 2 ].
> It is now possible to align panels to adjacent
cabinets in height using the lower alignment
bolts and brackets, [ 3 ] tightening or untighte-
ning the screws into position as needed. With the
screw slighty tightened, move the panel sideways
manually to align it to the other panels on the unit
or other adjacent structures.
Set the bottom adjustment bolts using the lock
nut against the bottom of the drawer once you
are satisfied with the height alignment.
> Depth alignment: working from the inside of
the drawer, after lifting up the magnetic seal or
rotating the cover plate where necessary, adjust
the panel position in the Z-direction by adjusting
the shoulder bolts and setscrews with the 4mm
hex key in conjunction with each other finally
locking each mounting position in place [ 4 & 5 ].
2
4
5
3
7
8
6
10
11
9
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IMPORTANT: The following instruction for installation apply to all Fulgor Milano models.
6.1 Built-in installation of
single appliance
For a built-in installation, to cover gaps between
the appliance and the adjacent cabinets and affix
the appliance to the cabinetry, use the supplied
10 x piece bracket kit. Follow the instructions
included in the bag with the brackets for
placement of brackets on the appliance.
Operate as follows:
> Push the appliance into the installation cutout [ 1 ].
> Always mount front panel on door before
pushing the unit into its final position inside the
cutout or structure.
> Check the levelling of the appliance, adjusting
its feet and wheels to correct it.
> Secure the appliance to the adjacent cabinets
using the 10 x spacer brackets. [ 2 ].
Door must be open to access the brackets. Screws
for fixing the brackets to adjacent cabinetry are
not included.
> Mount the bracket covers: first insert them
laterally and then push firmly until a “click” is
heard [ 3 ].
Side profiles mounting:
(Bird’s eye view)
APlastic connecting brackets
BProfile trim cover
6.2 Built-in installation of two or more
appliances
> The central profile is provide with freezer and
wine cellar columns.
Plastic covering frames are provided for
closing gaps between the appliance and the
adjacent cabinets.
Operate as follows:
> Position the appliances in front of the installation
area, leaving enugh space to operate at their back
[ 1 ].
6. INSTALLATION: BOTTOM COMPRESSOR MODELS
5.10 Optional 1/8’’ panel reveal for multiple unit installation
Note: when joinig multiple using overlay panels as per the instructions herein for single install, the
resulting gap/reveal will be 3/16” between panels. If you would like to maintain ~1/8” reveal between
all the panel and gables you can add 1/16” to the width dimension of the specified panel for each unit.
For example: joining a 24”+30”+36” unit:
Opening width: 24”+30”+36”=90”
Standard panel widths based on single unit installs: 23-3/4”+29-3/4”+35-3/4”=89-1/4”
This leaves an overall space of 3/4” divided by 4 gaps= 3/16”
If you add 1/16” to each panel: 23-13/16”+29-13/16”+35-13/16”=89-7/16”
This would result in an overall space of 9/16” divided by 4 gaps = 9/64” (~1/8”) betweeen panels
5. PANELS MOUNTING
Appliance
Wall or furniture
A
B
B
Click! Click!
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IMPORTANT: the appliances must be level with one another. This can most easily be achieved by
aligning the holes in the mounting brackets on each appliance with one another.
>Access the back of the appliances to mount the joining brackets: fix one side of the top and lower brackets
to one of the appliances and subsequently to the other [ 1 ] minding the gap as per the table on the subsequent
pages.
Do the same at the front lower section of each
appliance with the provided bracket [ 2 ].
6. INSTALLATION: BOTTOM COMPRESSOR MODELS
A
B
C
C
A
B
TOP COMPRESSOR UNITS
BOTTOM COMPRESSOR UNITS
2
BOTTOM COMPRESSOR UNITS
TOP COMPRESSOR UNITS
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Distance between units (A+B)
C
A
18” model 24” model 30” model 36” model
B
18” model 7/8” (22 mm) 15/16” (23.5 mm) 1” (24.5 mm) 1” (25.5 mm)
24” model 15/16” (23.5 mm) 1” (25 mm) 1” (26 mm) 1 1/16” (27 mm)
30” model 1” (24.5 mm) 1” (26 mm) 1 1/16” (27 mm) 1 1/8” (28 mm)
36” model 1” (25.5 mm) 1 1/16” (27 mm) 1 1/8” (28 mm) 1 1/8” (29 mm)
Once the appliances have been adjusted and properly levelled, loosen the two screws holding the sealing
plate in position.
Lower the plate until flush with the floor, and re-tighten the screws. This will ensure optimized airflow through
the condenser necessary for proper operation.
This table is a reference for what the space at the back of the units should be between the appliance bodies
when installing the metal brackets from the joining kit. This space between the bodies will occur naturally
when connecting the units at the front using the supplied plastic mounting brackets. The table is a tool to
allow you to ensure that the space between the units is consistent from front to back. Example of why this is
important: if the space at the back between the units is wider than the space at the front, when opening the
drawers they may collide with each other when fully extended.
> Finish o by mounting the central profile cover
onto the central brackets, by pushing it until a click
is heard [ 5 ].
>Once completed, push the units into their final
position [ 6 ].
Always mount front panels on door before pushing
the unit into its final position inside the cutout or
structure.
>Check the levelling of the appliance, adjusting its
feet and wheels to correct it.
>Secure the appliance to the adjacent cabinets by
fixing with the supplied brackets on the appliance [
7 ]. The door must be open to access the brackets
for attachment to the cabinetry.
6. INSTALLATION: BOTTOM COMPRESSOR MODELS
> Next join them at the front attaching the plastic
connecting brackets with the supplied screws [ 3 ].
It is suggested to use two screws for connecting
each bracket; one from each side [ 4 ].
> Mount the covering frames onto the brackets
used to join the units, first insert them laterally and
then push firmly until a “click” is heard [ 8 ].
Take care as appliances will be front-
heavy and may tip before they are secured
to the adjacent furniture.
5
6
7
8
7
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Appliance
Wall or furniture
C
A
BB
AA A
6.3 Maximum cabinet depth
over panel ready appliance with
single door panel
It is possible that the design of the kitchen and,
in particular, of the cutout where the panel ready
appliance is going to be fitted includes a cabinet
right above the refrigerator itself that must be
closed with the same panel mounted on the panel
ready refrigerator door.
In this case, the depth of the cabinet above the
appliance must not exceed the depth of the
appliance without the door [ 1 ].
This will allow the panel attached to the refrigerator
door to open correctly without interference during
its rotation up to 100°.
7.1 Anti-tipping safety assembly
If the appliance(s) is not connected through
the mounting brackets to secured cabinetry
you must install the anti-tip brackets to
ensure the product does not fall forward
during use and cause damage or injury.
Failing to secure the appliance(s) securely
will void any warranty claim attributable to
a tipping situation.
Operate as follows:
> The brackets should be applied as illustrated using
the provided screws If using the anti-tip brackets,
lag into wood framing or concrete - drywall will not
hold the weight of appliance.
Place a bracket on the top of the appliance in
correspondence to the fixing holes and against the
wall [ 1 ].
> Mark up the holes position on the wall [ 2 ].
> For concrete, drill the wall with an 8 mm (3/8”)
bit and insert the expansion plug [ 3 ].
> Reposition the bracket and fix it first to the
appliance and then to the wall [ 4 ].
In order to use the anti-tip brackets on the
top compressor models, it will be necessary
to temporarily remove the top, metal ceiling
/ shield to access the bolting points for the
brackets.
Side and central brackets mounting:
(Bird’s eye view)
A- Plastic connecting brackets
B- Profile trim cover (side)
C- Profile trim cover (central)
BOTTOM COMPRESSORS
UNIT
BOTTOM COMPRESSORS
MODEL
TOP COMPRESSORS
UNIT
TOP COMPRESSORS
MODEL
6. INSTALLATION: BOTTOM COMPRESSOR MODELS 7. COMPLETING THE INSTALLATION
47 (1 ⅞”) + front panel thickness
47 (1 ⅞”) + front panel thickness
47 mm (1 7/8”)
2 x
6 x
152 (6”)
59 (
2
3⁄8
”)
45 (1
5⁄8
”)
1
1
2 x
6 x
152 (6”)
59 (
2
3⁄8
”)
45 (1
5⁄8
”)
1
2
3
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36 ’’ model 30 ‘‘ model 24 ‘‘ model
A860 (33 7/8”) 740 (29 1/8”) 560 (22”)
B> 100 (4”)
C10 (3/8”)
7.2 Ventilation
PANEL READY AND CLADDED MODELS
A forced air system assures ventilation through a
grille, secured to the unit with magnetic plates,
positioned in the lower front part of the unit [ 1 ].
If the kitchen cabinet includes a kickplate, it must be
placed in a way to ensure optimal airflow [ 2 ].
In case of placing a kickplate dierently from picture
[ 2 ], the kickplate must have vents / openings at
least of an area equal to 50% of the area delimited
by A and B dimensions in picture [ 3 ].
7.3 Mounting the handles
on cladded models
To mount the handles onto the door and
the drawer operate as follows:
Operate as follows:
> Insert the handle ends onto the supports
already installed on the door and the drawer [ 1 ].
> Screw in the set screws available on the handle [ 2 ].
The screws must be tightened in by means of a
2.5 mm (1/8”) hex key or driver. It is recommen-
ded to use a thread-locking compound on the set
screws to ensure they do not loosen over time /
use.
Warranty does not cover re-installation of
handles that are coming loose or come off or any
subsequent damage since they are the respon-
sibility of the installer / owner to ensure proper
installation.
7.4 Post installation checklist
Check that the front levelling feet have been
properly installed.
Check that the connection to the water system
does not have any leaks and that the shut-o valve
is easily accessible.
Check that the electrical connection is correctly
installed and that the socket and / or breaker are
easily accessible.
Check the perfect alignment of the appliance
with adjacent structures.
Check that all adhesive tape and external or
internal temporary protective devices have been
removed.
Check the perfect closing of the doors and the
smooth sliding of the drawers and shelves.
7.5 Start up
>To turn on all the appliance compartments,
press the Unit button for three seconds. The
display will show the message “Initial test” for
approximately 2 minutes. After this phase the
compressors will start up and remain on until
the compartment set temperatures are achieved.
> If the appliance is provided with an Ice Maker,
prior to switching it on make sure that the water
filter cartridge is installed (unless water supply
source is already filtered by other means such as
reverse osmosis).
> Purge air from the water lines by performing
the ‘Manual Clean’. You may need to complete this
sequence several times until you stop hearing air
sputtering from the ice maker fill tube (Refer to
your Use & Care Manual).
> Once you are satisfied that the system is purged
of air switch the Ice Maker on in the ice maker
menu item ICE MAKER
WATER FILTER
SYSTEM CLEANING
of the appliance functions. Please
refer to the Use & Care Manual for more details.
The condenser must to be cleaned on a regular
basis. In order to do that, the front grille has to be
accessible [ 4 ].
Stainless exterior Pro SERIES:
Ventilation is accomplished by a forced air system
through a grille located in the upper part of the
appliance. This grille should never be covered
by panels or any other devices that could reduce
its efficiency. Please refer to page Technical
specifications sections for Stainless exterior Pro
models to ensure correct air circulation.
7. COMPLETING THE INSTALLATION
A
B
C
C
100 (4”)
50mm (1 ⅞”)
min 100mm (4”)
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