Subzero WS-30 User manual

Wine Storage Installation
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WINE STORAGE
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN
INSTRUCTIONS D’INSTALLATION
ISTRUZIONI PER L’INSTALLAZIONE
INSTALLATIONSANWEISUNGEN

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Model ICBWS-30 Installation 16
Model ICBWS-30 Installation
Make sure that the actual equipment that was shipped to
you matches the design you are expecting to install.
Before you begin the installation process, check the exact
model number you need against the model number on the
shipping carton. If the unit you receive does not match
your requirements, contact your Sub-Zero dealer.
The model ICBWS-30 wine storage unit offers the fol-
lowing design alternatives—overlay, flush inset and stain-
less steel models. The overlay model has two design
applications—overlay and flush inset.
Each of these design options has specific installation
requirements, which means it is vital that the unit match
your planning and space needs. Refer to the overall
dimensions illustration for model ICBWS-30 shown in the
stainless steel design. Dimensions will be the same for all
design applications.
The door of the model ICBWS-30 opens to a maximum of
110°. A 90° door stop is shipped with the unit. The handle
depth reflects a tubular, curved or pro handle. For addi-
tional information, refer to the full-scale templates in the
Sub-Zero design guide.
762
mm
2134
mm
610
mm
606
mm
BEHIND
FRAME
60 mm
794 mm*
432
mm
*Add 13 mm for flush inset application.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS REQUIRED:
•Phillips screwdriver set
•Slotted screwdriver set
•Torx drive screwdriver set
•1,2 m of 6,35 mm copper tubing and saddle valve for
the water line (4200880)—do not use self-piercing
valves
•Copper tubing cutter
•Level—0,6 m and 1,2 m recommended
•Appliance dolly able to support 317 kg and adequate
manpower to handle the weight of the unit
•Various sized pliers
•Wrench set
•Allen wrench set
•11 mm hex bolt nut driver
•Crescent wrenches
•Cordless drill and assorted drill bits
•Masonite, plywood, 3,175 mm pressed fiberboard,
cardboard or other suitable material to protect finished
flooring
•Appropriate materials to cover and protect the home
and its furnishings during installation
Site Preparation
Make sure that the finished rough opening where the wine
storage unit is being installed is properly prepared. Refer
to installation specifications on the following pages. These
specifications are identical for the overlay and stainless
steel applications. Installation specifications are different
for the flush inset application, whether you are using
custom panels or Sub-Zero accessory flush inset panels.
If you are installing two models ICBWS-30, or a model
ICBWS-30 and a built-in unit side by side in the overlay,
flush inset or stainless steel application, a filler strip is rec-
ommended. Add the filler strip width to the finished rough
opening dimension. For installation of two units side by
side without a filler strip, a dual installation kit will be
necessary.
IMPORTANT NOTE: To operate properly, the door must
open a minimum of 90°. Use a minimum 76 mm filler in
corner installations to assure a 90° door opening. Allow
enough clearance in front of the unit for full door swing.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure the floor under the unit is
level with the surrounding finished floor.

Model ICBWS-30 Installation 17
Standard Installation Opening Dimensions
Overlay and Classic Stainless Steel Models
IMPORTANT NOTE: If two units are installed side by side,
refer to page 18 for dual standard installations.
Classic stainless steel models are ready to install out of the
box.
610 mm
OPENING
DEPTH
FRONT VIEWSIDE VIEW
TOP VIEW
746 mm
OPENING WIDTH
610 mm
OPENING DEPTH
2127 mm
OPENING
HEIGHT
2108 mm
min
OUTLINE
OF UNIT WITH
19 mm PANEL
Flush Inset Installation Opening Dimensions
IMPORTANT NOTE: Dimensions assume a 19 mm panel
thickness.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If two units are installed side by side,
refer to page 18 for dual flush inset installations.
OUTLINE OF
UNIT WITH
19 mm
PANEL
DETAIL A
DETAIL B
FRONT VIEW
746 mm
WIDTH TO CLEAT
813 mm
FLUSH INSET WIDTH
32
mm 32
mm
SIDE VIEW
2134
mm
FLUSH
INSET
HEIGHT
6 mm
610 mm
DEPTH TO CLEAT
665 mm
FLUSH INSET DEPTH
56
mm
2127
mm
HEIGHT
TO CLEAT
2108
mm min
610
mm
DEPTH
TO CLEAT
665
mm
FLUSH
INSET
DEPTH
TOP VIEW
56 mm
32
mm CLEAT
CLEAT
Detail A
Detail B
32 mm
610 mm
OPENING
DEPTH
TO CLEAT CLEAT
TOP VIEW
665
mm
FLUSH
INSET
DEPTH
56 mm
76 mm
typical
610 mm
OPENING
DEPTH TO
CLEAT
32 mm
56 mm
CLEAT
SHADED
AREA
MUST BE
FINISHED
76
mm
typical
102
mm
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Model ICBWS-30 Installation 18
Opening Widths A
Two 762 mm Models 1518 mm
Model ICBWS-30 and a 914 mm Model 1670 mm
IMPORTANT NOTE: A dual installation kit will be required for
this installation.
Classic stainless steel models are ready to install out of the box.
Dual Standard Installation Opening Dimensions
Overlay and Classic Stainless Steel Models
610 mm
OPENING
DEPTH
FRONT VIEWSIDE VIEW
TOP VIEW
2127 mm
OPENING
HEIGHT
2108 mm
min
A
OPENING WIDTH
610 mm
OPENING DEPTH
OUTLINE
OF TWO UNITS WITH
19 mm PANEL
Opening Widths A B
Two 762 mm Models 1518 mm 1581 mm
Model ICBWS-30 and a 914 mm Model 1670 mm 1740 mm
IMPORTANT NOTE: Dimensions assume a 19 mm panel thick-
ness. A dual installation kit will be required for this installation.
Dual Flush Inset Installation Opening Dimensions
610 mm
DEPTH
TO CLEAT
665
mm
FLUSH
INSET
DEPTH
FRONT VIEW
TOP VIEW
56 mm
A
WIDTH TO CLEAT
B
FLUSH INSET WIDTH
32
mm 32 mm
SIDE VIEW
2134
mm
FLUSH
INSET
HEIGHT
6 mm
610 mm
DEPTH TO CLEAT
665 mm
FLUSH INSET DEPTH
56
mm
2127
mm
HEIGHT
TO CLEAT
2108
mm min
CLEAT
OUTLINE OF
TWO UNITS WITH
19 mm PANEL
DETAIL A
DETAIL B
32 mm CLEAT
Detail A
Detail B
32 mm
610 mm
OPENING
DEPTH
TO CLEAT CLEAT
TOP VIEW
665
mm
FLUSH
INSET
DEPTH
56 mm
76 mm
typical
610 mm
OPENING
DEPTH TO
CLEAT
32 mm
56 mm
CLEAT
SHADED
AREA
MUST BE
FINISHED
76
mm
typical
102
mm

Model ICBWS-30 Installation 19
Electrical Requirements
For model ICBWS-30, the electrical supply should be
located within the shaded area shown in the illustration.
Follow the National Electrical Code and local codes and
ordinances when installing the receptacle. A separate
circuit, servicing only this appliance is required.
IMPORTANT NOTE: A ground fault circuit interrupter
(GFCI) is not recommended and may cause interruption of
operation.
Electrical Requirements
Power Supply 220-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Circuit Breaker 10 amp
Receptacle grounding-type
1918 mm
178
mm
152
mm
E
FRONT VIEW
Location of electrical supply.
The outlet must be checked by a qualified electrician
to be sure that it is wired with the correct polarity.
Verify that the outlet provides 220-240 V AC and is
properly grounded.
Do not use an extension cord or two-prong adapter.
Electrical ground is required on this appliance. Do
not remove the power supply cord ground prong.
Grille removal. Grille mounting and adjust-
ment screws.
FRONT
GRILLE SCREW
BACK GRILLE
SCREW
LOCATION
OF GRILLE
ADJUSTMENT
SCREWS
Unpack the Unit
Uncrate the unit and inspect for any damages. Remove
the wood base and discard the shipping bolts and
brackets that hold the wood base to the bottom of the
unit. Remove and discard all packing materials.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not discard the kickplate, anti-tip
brackets and hardware. These items will be needed for
installation.
Retract the front leveling legs all the way up to allow the
unit to be moved into position more easily. You will extend
the leveling legs when the unit is in its final position to
reduce the possibility of the unit tipping forward.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The rear levelers must be in their
lowest position in order to push the unit back into the
rough opening. Therefore, leveling cannot be completed
until the unit is in position.
Remove the drain pan from the base of the unit to avoid
damage to the drain pan, and allow for proper placement
of the appliance dolly.
Be sure to secure the door closed before moving
the unit.
Grille Removal
In order to prevent damage to the grille and to access the
power cord, the top grille assembly should be removed
prior to moving the unit.
To remove the grille assembly, pull out on the bottom edge
of the grille and tilt upward. Loosen the back two grille
mounting screws and remove the front two grille mounting
screws. Refer to the illustrations below. With the grille held
firmly, pull forward to remove.
To reinstall the grille, insert the grille into position and be
sure that the grille catch tabs are engaged. Reinstall the
front two grille screws, then retighten the back two grille
screws. Check for proper fit.
GRILLE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
The grille was designed to rest on the upper door hinge
in an attempt to minimize the reveal between the top of
the door and bottom of the grille. To eliminate potential
interference of the grille and hinge, the grille height can be
adjusted. Loosen the four grille adjustment screws (two on
each side) and adjust the grille height as needed. For
screw location, refer to the illustration below.
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Model ICBWS-30 Installation 20
IMPORTANT NOTE: Placement of the anti-tip brackets is
critical to a stable installation. Failure to properly position
the anti-tip brackets will prevent them from engaging the
unit.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The two anti-tip brackets must be
installed exactly 610 mm from the front of the rough
opening to the back of the brackets and a minimum of 102
mm from the sides of the rough opening. This depth will
increase to 665 mm for a flush inset installation based on
19 mm deep decorative panels. Proper placement will
ensure that the anti-tip brackets engage the anti-tip bar at
the back of the unit.
IMPORTANT NOTE: For either wood or concrete floor
applications, if the #12 x 64 mm screws do not hit a wall
stud or the wall plate in any of the back holes of the
brackets, use the provided #8–18 x 32 mm PH truss HD
screws and #12 flat washers with the nylon zip-it wall
anchors.
IMPORTANT NOTE: In some installations the subflooring
or finished floor may necessitate angling the screws used
to fasten the anti-tip brackets to the back wall.
WOOD FLOOR APPLICATIONS
After properly locating the anti-tip brackets in the rough
opening, drill pilot holes 5 mm diameter maximum in the
wall studs and/or wall plate. Use the #12 x 64 mm PH pan
HD zinc screws and #12 flat washers to secure the
brackets in place. Be sure that the screws penetrate
through the flooring material and into wall studs or wall
plate a minimum of 19 mm. Refer to the illustration to the
right.
Anti-Tip Bracket Installation
To prevent the unit from tipping forward and provide
a stable installation, the unit must be secured in place
with the anti-tip brackets shipped with the unit.
Anti-Tip Hardware Included
2 Anti-tip brackets
12 #12 x 64 mm PH pan HD zinc screws
4 10 mm–16 x 95 mm wedge anchors
12 #12 flat washers
4 #8–18 x 32 mm PH truss HD screws
4 Nylon zip-it wall anchors
CONCRETE FLOOR APPLICATIONS
After properly locating the anti-tip brackets in the rough
opening, drill pilot holes 5 mm diameter maximum in the
wall studs and/or wall plate. Then drill 10 mm diameter
holes into the concrete a minimum of 13 mm deep. Use
the #12 x 64 mm PH pan HD zinc screws and #12 flat
washers to secure the brackets to the wall and use the
10 mm–16 x 95 mm wedge anchors to secure the
brackets to the floor. Be sure that the screws penetrate the
wall studs or wall plate a minimum of 19 mm. Refer to the
illustration below.
INSTALL CONCRETE WEDGE ANCHORS:
1) Drill a 10 mm diameter hole any depth exceeding the
minimum embedment. Clean the hole or continue
drilling additional depth to accommodate drill fines.
Use a carbide drill bit manufactured within ANSI
B94.12-77.
2) Assemble the washer and nut flush with the end of
anchor to protect threads. Drive the anchor through the
material to be fastened until the washer is flush with
the surface material.
3) Expand the anchor by tightening the nut 3–5 turns past
hand-tight position or to 34 newton meters of torque.
Always wear safety glasses and use other necessary
protective devices or apparel when installing or
working with anchors.
Anchors are not recommended for use in lightweight
masonry material such as block or brick, or for use
in new concrete which has not had sufficient time to
cure. The use of core drills is not recommended to
drill holes for the anchors.
Make sure there are no electrical wires or plumbing
in the area which the screws could penetrate.
102 mm MIN
610
mm
SUBFLOORING
WOOD FLOOR
WALL
PLATE
FINISHED
FLOORING
UNDERLAYMENT
Wood floors. Concrete floors.
102 mm MIN
610
mm
SUBFLOORING
CONCRETE
WALL
PLATE
FINISHED
FLOORING
UNDERLAYMENT
13 mm
MIN

Model ICBWS-30 Installation 21
Level the Unit
Once the unit is in position, extend the front leveling legs
down by turning the legs clockwise to adjust the height.
The rear height adjustment can be made from the front of
the base. Use a 10 mm socket to adjust the rear rollers.
Turn the 10 mm hex bolt clockwise to raise the unit or
counterclockwise to lower it. Refer to the illustration below
for location of the rear roller base adjustment.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Be sure to reference leveling of the unit
to the floor and not to surrounding cabinetry. This could
affect the operation of the unit, such as door closing.
FRONT
LEVELING LEG
REAR
ADJUSTMENT
Rear roller base adjustment.
Position the Unit
Use an appliance dolly to move the unit near the rough
opening. Model ICBWS-30 is equipped with rollers, so it
can be moved into position more easily.
Shut off power to the electrical outlet. Plug the power
supply cord into the 15 amp grounded outlet and roll the
unit into position. Be sure that the anti-tip brackets are
properly engaged.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If possible, keep the door closed until
the unit is properly anchored.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If for any reason the unit has been laid
on its back or side, you must allow the unit to stand upright
for a minimum of 24 hours before connecting power.
Protect any finished flooring before moving the unit
into place
To reduce the possibility of the unit tipping forward,
the front leveling legs must be in contact with the
floor once the unit is in position.
UPPER
HINGE BOLTS
Upper hinge bolts. Door adjustment bolts.
SIDE TO SIDE
TILT ADJUSTMENT
IN AND OUT
ADJUSTMENT
Door height adjustment.
Door Adjustment
The door of the model ICBWS-30 can be adjusted in three
ways: In and out, side to side tilt, and up and down.
Regardless of the adjustment being made, start by slightly
loosening the two upper hinge bolts on the upper hinge
plate using a 13 mm wrench. Refer to the illustration below.
IN AND OUT ADJUSTMENT
Refer to the illustration for location of the bolt for in and
out door adjustment. To adjust a left-hinge door; using a
5 mm allen wrench, turn the bolt clockwise to bring the
handle side of the door inward, and counterclockwise to
move the handle side of the door outward. Reverse the
directions for a right-hinge door.
SIDE TO SIDE TILT ADJUSTMENT
Refer to the illustration for location of the bolt for side to
side tilt door adjustment. To adjust a left-hinge door; using
a 10 mm wrench, turn the bolt clockwise to raise the
handle side of the door up and counterclockwise to tilt the
handle side of the door down. Reverse the directions for a
right-hinge door.
DOOR HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
To adjust a left-hinge door; using a 6 mm allen wrench,
turn the bolt clockwise to raise the door and counterclock-
wise to lower the door. Refer to the illustration above.
Reverse the directions for a right-hinge door.
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Model ICBWS-30 Installation 22
Home Alarm Connections
If a home alarm system is to be installed on the wine
storage unit, the connections should be made using the
logic supplied with the alarm specifications. Refer to the
illustration for the appliance lead locations, and refer to
the following for color codes:
•Normally open contacts – white with red stripe wire
•Normally closed contacts – white with blue stripe wire
•Common – gray with white stripe wire
Use the 6 mm spade terminals or wire nuts provided to
make the proper wiring connections.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are not responsible for alarm
system connection, this information should be supplied to
the home security system contractor.
ANCHORING
SCREWS
Top anchoring. Bottom anchoring.
ANCHORING
SCREW
Anchoring
After door and side panels have been installed, the unit
has been leveled and door adjustment completed, anchor
the wine storage unit to the opening. This will assure a
proper fit and a secure installation.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Be sure to level and square the unit
before anchoring it.
To anchor the unit to cabinetry, open the grille, and install
the screws provided through the grille frame into the cabi-
netry. There are several hole locations provided. Check for
proper door clearance by fully opening the door. Refer to
the illustration below.
Next, drill a screw through the side hole inside the roller
base assembly. There is one on each side. The screw will
need to go in at an angle in order to attach properly.
In a flush inset application, additional material may be
needed behind the cleat to ensure sufficient anchoring.
If the screws provided are not suitable for your
application, you must provide adequate screws.
The alarm circuit in the unit is intended as a low-
voltage, low-current device only. It should not be
used to switch line power.
Any unused terminals should be completely insu-
lated and all wires should be secured away from
conductive or moving components.
HOME ALARM
CONNECTIONS
Home alarm connections.
Panel Installation
Before you install the front panel, refer to panel specifica-
tions for overlay or flush inset applications and be sure
you are working with the panel design called for in your
installation. If your customer has chosen the stainless
steel design, the unit has been shipped complete with a
finished stainless steel look. It will not be necessary to
install a front panel or handle hardware. In your final
preparation for stainless steel units, use a stainless steel
cleaner to remove any marks. Abrasive cleaners should
not be used, as they may scratch the surface.
If your customer has ordered an overlay model, you will
be installing a front panel to give the unit the custom
Sub-Zero look.
IMPORTANT NOTE: For overlay models, there are two
design applications—overlay and flush inset. Be sure to
use the correct panel size for your application.
Complete the Installation – Model ICBWS-30/S
For overlay and flush inset applications, refer to the fol-
lowing pages for front and side panel information.
Before installing the kickplate, be sure to reinstall the drain
pan. Once the drain pan is in place, screw the kickplate
the to brackets attached to the inside surface of each
roller base. Reinstall the grille following the instructions on
page 13. Turn power back on to the electrical outlet.
90° Door Stop
The door of the model ICBWS-30 opens to 110°. A 90°
door stop ships with the unit and is located behind the
flip-up grille. Additional 90° door stop kits (7005865) are
available through your Sub-Zero dealer.
The 90° door stop will be installed in the top hinge of the
door. To install, open the door to approximately 90°. At the
top of the door, insert the door stop down between the
door hinge and the door closer arm. Insert the screw
through the door stop and into the door as shown in the
illustration below.
90° door stop.

Model ICBWS-30 Installation 23
3 mm
OVERLAY PANEL
SPACER PANEL
BACKER PANEL
TRIM
8 mm min
Panel assembly cross
section.
Panel assembly rear view.
6
mm
3
mm
OVERLAY
PANEL
SPACER
PANEL
BACKER
PANEL
19
mm
typical
Overlay Panels
If your customer has chosen an overlay design applica-
tion, make sure that the panels you are about to install
match dimensions listed in the overlay panel specifica-
tions to the right. Additional panel design information can
be found in the Sub-Zero wine storage design guide and
on our website, subzero.com.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The size of the overlay panel is
critical. It must fit over the door frame. The weight of the
overlay panel must not exceed 34 kg and the panel must
be a minimum of 16 mm thick.
Overlay models are shipped without handle hardware. The
cabinet manufacturer or designer will need to provide
handle hardware to match the overall decorating scheme.
To install overlay panels, first remove the door trim
molding. Insert a screwdriver tip into the top corner slot on
the handle side and pop out the trim molding. Refer to the
illustration below. Remove the screws and frame.
Sub-Zero allows a 6 mm space to slide the backing
material into place in the frame. If your material is thicker
than a 6 mm, either rout an edge around the panel to get a
proper fit or mount the decorative overlay panel on a sheet
of 6 mm thick material and insert the backing material into
the channel.
You must allow for 3 mm space between the backer board
and the decorative panel, so the panel will slide easily into
the door frame.
The illustrations above provide a cross section view of the
three panel assembly showing placement of the trim and a
rear view of the three panel assembly with critical dimen-
sions, standard for all models.
Install the handle hardware before inserting the panel. We
recommend a larger D-style pull. The use of a small, one-
piece knob is not recommended. If you use screws with
thick heads, you will need to countersink the screws into
the backer panel before sliding the assembly into place.
Slide the panel into the frame on the door. With the panel
in position, replace the frame end. Be sure the panel is
inserted completely into the channel for proper fit and
alignment.
To reinstall the trim molding, insert the top of the trim
molding into the grooves at the top of the door and work
downward, snapping the trim molding into the clips on the
frame.
GRILLE PANEL ASSEMBLY
Remove the grille panel assembly as described on page
13. Remove the top two corner screws and pull away the
top frame. Slide the panel into position in the grille frame.
If you are using a grille panel 6 mm or thinner, you will
need to install a filler.
Reattach the top frame by reinstalling the two top corner
screws. Install the grille panel assembly onto the unit,
by reversing the grille removal procedure outlined on
page 13.
Refer to specifications for overlay grille panels and the
illustrations to the left for the exact sizing of all three
panels.
Do not exceed the panel dimensions listed for the
appropriate overlay grille panel you are specifying.
The overlay decorative panel cannot be any larger or
it may restrict the air flow to the compressor area
and cause problems with the operation of the
Sub-Zero unit.
Overlay Panels Specifications
Grille panel dimensions listed are for a standard 2134 mm
overall height of the unit. For a 2108 mm overall height,
subtract 25 mm from grille panel height dimensions. For a
2235 mm overall height, add 102 mm to height dimensions.
Width dimensions do not vary.
A solid panel must not be installed on a glass door
unit, as this may cause moisture to form behind the
panel.
Model ICBWS-30
DOOR W H
Overlay Panel 762 mm 1772 mm
Spacer Panel 740 mm 1751 mm
Backer Panel 756 mm 1767 mm
GRILLE WH
Overlay Panel 762 mm 235 mm
Spacer Panel 740 mm 211 mm
Backer Panel 756 mm 227 mm
WINDOW W H
Cut-Out 597 mm 1607 mm
A
Location 83 mm
H
W
H
AA
A
A
Door trim.
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Model ICBWS-30 Installation 24
14
mm
FLUSH INSET PANEL
SPACER PANEL
BACKER PANEL
TRIM
8 mm min
Panel assembly cross
section.
Panel assembly rear view.
6
mm
3
mm
FLUSH INSET
PANEL
SPACER
PANEL
BACKER
PANEL
19
mm
typical
Flush Inset Panels
If your customer has chosen the flush inset panel applica-
tion, make sure that the panels you are about to install
match dimensions listed in the flush inset panel specifica-
tions to the right. Additional panel design information can
be found in the Sub-Zero design guide and on our
website, subzero.com.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The size of the flush inset panel is
critical. It must fit over the door frame. The weight of the
overlay panel must not exceed 34 kg and the panel must
be a minimum of 16 mm thick.
Overlay models are shipped without handle hardware.
The cabinet manufacturer or designer will provide handle
hardware at the job site to match the overall decorating
scheme.
To install flush inset panels, first remove the door trim
molding. Insert a screwdriver tip into the top corner slot on
the handle side and pop out the trim molding. Refer to the
illustration below Remove the screws and frame.
Sub-Zero allows a 6 mm space to slide the backing
material into place in the frame. If your material is thicker
than a 6 mm, either rout an edge around the panel to get a
proper fit or mount the decorative flush inset panel on a
sheet of 6 mm thick material and insert the backing
material into the channel.
You must allow for 3 mm space between the backer board
and the decorative panel, so the panel will slide easily into
the door frame.
The illustrations above provide a cross section view of the
three panel assembly showing placement of the trim and a
rear view of the three panel assembly with critical dimen-
sions, standard for all models.
IMPORTANT NOTE: With the panels installed, 13 mm
minimum reveals must be kept on all sides to ensure
proper door opening and sufficient cooling of the unit.
Install the handle hardware before inserting the panel.
We recommend larger D-style pulls. The use of small, one-
piece knobs is not recommended. If you use screws with
thick heads, you will need to countersink the screws into
the backer panel before sliding the assembly into place.
Slide the panel into the frame on the door. With the panel
in position, replace the frame end. Be sure the panel is
inserted completely into the channel for proper fit and
alignment.
To reinstall the trim molding on side-by-side models and
the upper door for over-and-under models, insert the top
of the trim molding into the grooves at the top of the door
and work downward, snapping the trim molding into the
clips on the frame.
Remove the grille panel assembly as described on page
13. Remove the top two corner screws and pull away the
top frame. Slide the panel into position in the grille frame.
If you are using a grille panel 6 mm or thinner, you will
need to install a filler.
Reattach the top frame by reinstalling the two top corner
screws. Install the grille panel assembly onto the unit,
by reversing the grille removal procedure outlined on
page 13.
Refer to specifications for flush inset grille panels and the
illustrations to the left for the exact sizing of all three
panels.
Do not exceed the panel dimensions listed for the
appropriate flush inset grille panel you are speci-
fying. The flush inset decorative panel cannot be any
larger or it may restrict the air flow to the com-
pressor area and cause problems with the operation
of the Sub-Zero unit.
Flush Inset Panels Specifications
Grille panel dimensions listed are for a standard 2134 mm
overall height of the unit. For a 2108 mm overall height,
subtract 25 mm from grille panel height dimensions. For a
2235 mm overall height, add 102 mm to height dimensions.
Width dimensions do not vary.
Model ICBWS-30
DOOR W H
Flush Inset Panel 787 mm 1772 mm
Spacer Panel 740 mm 1751 mm
Backer Panel 756 mm 1767 mm
GRILLE W H
Flush Inset Panel 787 mm 235 mm
Spacer Panel 740 mm 211 mm
Backer Panel 756 mm 227 mm
WINDOW W H
Cut-Out 597 mm 1581 mm
A
Location 95 mm
H
W
H
AA
A
A
Door trim.

Model ICBWS-30 Installation 25
16
mm
8 mm 13
mm
FLUSH INSET PANEL
SPACER
BACKER
DOOR / DRAWER / GRILLE
TOP VIEW
CABINETRY
Illus. A Illus. B
13 mm
8
mm
3
mm
CABINETRY
GRILLE
SIDE VIEW
13 mm
2
mm
8
mm
8
mm
4
mm
GRILLE
DOOR
SIDE VIEW
Illus. C Illus. D
8
mm
2
mm
DOOR /
DRAWER
SIDE VIEW
Panel Offsets Illus.
MODEL ICBWS-30
Door / Grille Sides A
Grille Top B
Grille Bottom / Door Top C
Door Bottom D
Flush Inset Panel
Illustrations A–D provide panel offsets and reveals for
model ICBWS-30 in a flush inset application. Refer to the
chart below for reference to the illustrations.
For additional information on panel reveals, visit the speci-
fication library section of our website, subzerotrade.com.
Dual Installations
When two models ICBWS-30 or a model ICBWS-30 and
built-in unit are installed side by side, a dual installation kit
may be required. Contact your Sub-Zero dealer for the
proper components and installation instructions.
DUAL STANDARD INSTALLATIONS
Two overlay or stainless steel units may be placed side by
side in a dual installation. Some dual standard installations
will require a dual installation kit, available through your
Sub-Zero dealer.
A custom filler strip can be used in between two units in
an overlay or stainless steel design application. It is rec-
ommended that the filler strip be at least 51 mm wide, to
prevent condensation between the units. Be sure to add
the filler strip width to your rough opening width.
Dual installations without a filler strip can only be accom-
plished using two units with opposite hinges as shown in
illustration A below. The dual installations shown in illus-
trations B and C require a filler strip.
IMPORTANT NOTE: For the application shown in illustra-
tion A, a dual installation accessory kit is required.
Illus. A
WITHOUT FILLER STRIP
FILLER STRIP REQUIRED
FILLER STRIP REQUIRED
Illus. B Illus. C
DUAL FLUSH INSET INSTALLATIONS
Installing two models ICBWS-30 or a model ICBWS-30
and built-in unit side by side in a flush inset application will
require adjustments to the dimensions of your finished
rough opening, panel sizes and panel offsets. It will also
require a dual installation kit, available through your
Sub-Zero dealer.
Dual installations without a filler strip can only be accom-
plished using two units with opposite hinges as shown in
illustration A below. The dual installations shown in illustra-
tions B and C require a filler strip. Illustration A is the only
application that will accommodate the dual wide grille.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The application shown in illustration A
can only be achieved by installing dual flush inset panels.
Failure to install dual flush inset panels will cause the
handle side of the panels to collide when closing. In this
application a dual installation accessory kit is also
required.
Dual flush inset panels and dual installation kits are avail-
able through your Sub-Zero dealer. Refer to the illustration
and chart for dual flush inset panel specifications.
Flush Inset Panels—Dual Installation
Grille panel dimensions listed are for a standard 2134 mm
overall height of the unit. For a 2108 mm overall height,
subtract 25 mm from grille panel height dimensions. For a
2235 mm overall height, add 102 mm to height dimensions.
Width dimensions do not vary.
Model ICBWS-30
DOOR W H
Flush Inset Panel 775 mm 1772 mm
Spacer Panel 740 mm 1751 mm
Backer Panel 756 mm 1767 mm
GRILLE WH
Flush Inset Panel 775 mm 235 mm
Spacer Panel 740 mm 211 mm
Backer Panel 756 mm 227 mm
WINDOW W H
Cut-Out 584 mm 1581 mm
A
Location 95 mm
H
W
H
AA
A
A
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Model ICBWS-30 Installation 26
Flush Inset Panels—Dual Installation
When installing two models ICBWS-30 or a model
ICBWS-30 and built-in unit side by side in a flush inset
application, you must decrease the width of the decorative
flush inset panels by 13 mm. Adjustments to the panel
offsets will also need to be made. These adjustments are
needed to achieve a proper fit and to ensure the panels do
not collide when closing. Panel dimensions in the chart
below have been adjusted to reflect the decrease in panel
dimensions.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If a filler strip is not used, dual installa-
tions can only be accomplished using two units with
opposite hinges.
Illustrations A–E provide panel offsets and reveals for
model ICBWS-30 in a flush inset application. Refer to the
chart below for reference to the illustrations. All reveals are
13 mm unless otherwise specified.
For additional information on panel reveals, visit the speci-
fication library section of our website, subzerotrade.com.
16
mm
8 mm 13
mm
FLUSH INSET PANEL
SPACER
BACKER
DOOR / DRAWER / GRILLE
TOP VIEW
CABINETRY
Illus. A Illus. B
DUAL
TRIM
6 mm
REVEAL
8 mm
3 mm
DOOR DOOR
TOP VIEW
Do not exceed the flush inset decorative panel
dimensions. Exceeding dimensions could cause
damage to the panels and the Sub-Zero unit.
13 mm
8
mm
3
mm
CABINETRY
GRILLE
SIDE VIEW
Illus. C Illus. D
13 mm
2
mm
8
mm
8
mm
4
mm
GRILLE
DOOR
SIDE VIEW
8
mm
2
mm
DOOR /
DRAWER
SIDE VIEW
Illus. E
Panel Offsets Illus.
ALL REFRIGERATOR / ALL FREEZER
Doors (hinge) / Grille Sides A
Doors (handle) Sides B
Grille Top C
Grille Bottom / Door Top D
Door Bottom E
MAIN
FRAME
SIDE PANEL
ROUTING
25 mm
48 mm
3 mm
13 mm
Side panel routing detail. Side panel attachment
(top view).
SIDE PANEL
MAIN
FRAMEREAR
BRACKET
FRONT
BRACKET
Side Panels
IMPORTANT NOTE: Side panels will need to be installed
before the unit is placed in its final position.
When installing a model ICBWS-30 with a custom side
panel, an accessory kit (7003407) is required. Classic
stainless steel and white enamel side panels are available
through your Sub-Zero dealer. Refer to instructions
included with the side panel kit when installing these side
panels.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The use of side panels may change
the width of your rough opening.
CUSTOM SIDE PANEL INSTALLATION
The custom side panel will need to be a minimum of 610
mm deep and 13 mm thick. Refer to the custom side
panel dimensions illustration for additional specifications.
Routing will be necessary for the side panel to fit flush
against the side of the unit. Refer also to the routing detail
illustration.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The overall height on the side panel
will vary with the height of the grille being used. Make sure
you know your finished height before cutting any panels.
Install the brackets provided in the kit onto the side panel
in the locations shown in the illustration below. The front
brackets are meant to engage the mainframe and the back
brackets will wrap behind the unit when the panel is in
place. Screws are provided in the kit. If the provided
screws will not work for your installation, you will need to
provide the necessary screws to attach the brackets.
Place the panel at a 75° angle and engage the front
brackets into the mainframe. Swing the panel inward,
being sure that the front brackets engage the mainframe.
With the panel in position, attach the rear brackets to the
rear of the unit with the screws provided. Check to see
that the panel is secure. Refer to the illustration below.
2134
mm
610 mm
OPTIONAL
TOE KICK
CUT-OUT
102 mm
48 mm
25 mm
ROUT TO 3 mm
FRONT
OF SIDE
PANEL
67 mm
Custom side panel dimensions.