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Choosing Where to Install Your Fridge/Freezer
Various factors must be taken into account when choosing where to install your fridge/freezer.
Install the fridge/freezer on a
stable, flat surface. Adjust the
feet if necessary, referring to
page 6 for further details.
Make sure that you can open the
doors freely and without hin-
drance.
Earthing the Fridge/Freezer
For the personal safety of you and your family, your fridge/freezer
must be:
Plugged into its own individual wall outlet with the
correct voltage and frequency, as indicated inside the
refrigerator door
Properly earthed (do not ground the fridge/freezer with
a telephone line, gas pipe, and so on)
To minimise the possibility of electric shocks from the appliance, the
wall outlet must also be earthed; have it checked by a qualified
electrician. If it is not earthed, it is your personal responsibility and
obligation to have it replaced with a properly earthed outlet, or use a
different power point.
If the power cord is damaged, avoid a hazard by
replacing it through the manufacturer or its Service agent
or a similarly qualified person.
In case of power plug without ground terminal.
Connect one side of the ground wire (yellow/green or
green color) with the ground screw, another side of
the ground terminal with steel or copper pipe such as
water pipe tap.
30
86 F
Avoid locations in direct sunlight or
near to heaters, radiators, ovens or
cookers.
300 mm 12"
50 mm
2"
Allow the following clearances
around the fridge/freezer:
50 mm (2 inches) on all sides
300 mm (12 inches) above
the fridge/freezer
75%
H
Avoid locations affected by
draughts or dampness.
50 mm
2"
50 mm
2"
Ground screw
5
GB
Ground
cable
Copper
pipe
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