
GBA C 6019 6 E
BA Page 14 of 24 März 8, 2022
Last revised 03-2022 Rev. 6
Scholl Apparatebau GmbH & Co. KG
5.2 INSTALLATION AND ELECTRIC CONNECTION
5.2.1 INSTALLATION OF THE COLD PLATE (ONLY VALID FOR INSTALLATION VARIANTS)
•Put your device on a level and safe surface which stands the weight of the device.
•Prepare the cut-out of the table according to our installation drawings and check the cut-out. A
silicone gap of 5 mm for wood and stainless-steel buffets all around the unit, and a gap of 7 mm for
stone and Dekton is mandatory. The maximum corner radius shall not be wider than the silicon
gap.
•For Dekton (artificial stone) and stone plates please refer to the stone manufacturer’s references.
•Make sure the surface is free from dust and grease.
•Put your cold plate into the cut-out. The cold plate should not protrude beyond the work surface.
•Connect the controller and both cables to the circuit board according to the connection plan.
•Locate the cold plate in the middle of the cut-out.
•Grout the cold plate with the silicone which is available in the accessories and remove the excess
silicone.
•After a drying time of 24 hrs, you can connect the cold plate to the power supply and start to
operate.
NOTE regarding the Installation
•The device has to be installed in vertical position.
•The cold plate has to left in vertical position at least 15 minutes before operation.
•The installation variants of the old plates can be built-in flush-mounted or sunk in every top plate
(wood, granite, corean or stainless steel).
•The supply and exhaust air must be ensured for all the built-in units. The ambient temperature of
30°C mustn’t exceed in operation (heat accumulation) because the cooling performance decreases
and the device might get damaged. Please note that warm air rises. Please use parts of the wide
range of built-in accessories like fans or tubes in adverse built-in situations. Referring to this, the
qualified professional can give you some advices.
•Built-in device: On-site supply and exhaust air must be taken into account when installing the
devices in base cabinets. The open cross-section for the supply air and exhaust air openings must
be at least 200 cm², and the air should be able to flow freely over the cooling unit.
•Built-in device: The supply air of the devices must not mix with its own exhaust air or the exhaust
air from other devices. The exhaust air from the devices must be discharged unhindered, no ex-
haust air may accumulate near the devices.
•Built-in device: If devices are installed next to each other in a common substructure, then each de-
vice must have a separate supply air and the exhaust air from each device must be discharged un-
hindered. In the common substructure, no exhaust air must accumulate near the devices and the
exhaust air from the devices must not be routed through other devices. The supply air and exhaust
air from the devices must not mix.
ATTENTION!
The device must be installed by a qualified professional.