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IMPORTANT!
It is important that the doors are in line with the cabinetry front and the refrigerator is centred before following these steps.
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It is important that all four corners of the refrigerator are supported firmly onto the floor to eliminate any movement.
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Installing the refrigerator on a soft, uneven, or not level floor may result in twisting of the refrigerator and poor door sealing.
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Raise the refrigerator using an 11mm hex socket or 4mm hex Allen key. One turn of height adjusting nuts is equivalent to 1mm height travel.
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Note: maximum travel is 20mm.
Use low torque setting to avoid damage to height adjustment system.
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Use the front and rear adjustment nuts (A) to align the front of the doors top to bottom on both
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sides. Depending on your installation design the refrigerator door may be flush with the cabinet
frame or the cabinet door. Place a ruler on the front of the refrigerator to check flushness top and
bottom, left and right. This step will help ensure the refrigerator is level with the adjacent cabinetry.
IMPORTANT!
Failure to achieve flushness top to bottom and/or uneven gaps left to right greater than 1.5mm
can lead to difficulties achieving final alignment. Final alignment will be achieved once door
panels have been installed and the refrigerator is pushed back to sit flush with cabinetry. Do not
screw brackets to cabinetry at this stage.
Turn adjustment nuts clockwise to raise or counter-clockwise to lower (refer to A).
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Check if the gaps between refrigerator and adjacent cabinetry are even on both sides (refer to B).
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Gently push the front of the refrigerator to check the stability.
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Place a ruler on the front of the
refrigerator to check flushness
top and bottom, left and right.
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PRE-ALIGN YOUR PRODUCT INSIDE CABINETRY
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Front roller adjustment
Rear roller adjustment
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