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Design Guide
SIDE PANELS
Side panels
must
be used
whenever
the sides of the
refrigerator
will be
exposed.
The
1/4"
side
panels
will slip into
the
side case trim.
Secure
the
panels
to the refrigerator
with stick-on
hook
and
loop fastener
strips.
Order
the side panels
from
the
cabinet
manufi_cturer.
• ()it
a notch
in the top
fl'Oil[
coi'ilei"
_lS showil
to allow clearance
fin.
corner
keys in the ti'ont
side trim,
_84"
,
3?
_3" to 4"
2-g/16"
Dependin0
on installation
heiflht.
TOOLS REQUIRED
• Tinsnips
to cut banding
• Stepladder
• Bucket
• I,evel
• Appliance
Hand
THick
• Tubing
cutter
• 7/16"
open-end
wrench
• #2 Phillips
screwdriver
• Drill and ai)i)ropriate
bits
• 5/16",
7/16"
socket
• Safety
glasses
• l-I/4"
open
end wrench
• Pliers
• 1/4"
ratchet
wrench
• #2 Stubby
Phillips
screwdriver
HARDWARE
SUPPLIED
• _hter
filter bypass
I)lug
• Anti-Tip
brackets
• l/4"
Iltlt
alld teritlle
• Dispenser
trims
for 1/4"
and
3/4"
overlay
panels
• A1tli/liiltlill
cover tiiil/
tor 3/4"
overlay
panels
with
custom
handles.
]nchldes
22 fiat head
screws and
4 endcaps.
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
• 35" long
2x4 fl>r Anti-Tip
suI)port
• 1/4"
copper
water line tubing
or GE
Si//artCoililect
TM
Refl'igerator
Tubing
kits
• _4"_ter shut-offwflve
(optional
but recommended)
• Custom
panels
for doo_
and grille
panel
• Screws
to secm'e
refl'igerator
to cabinett
T
• Stick-on
hook
and
loop fastener
strips
tor
1/4"
side panels
10
FLOORING
For
proper
installation,
this
refl'igerator
must
be
placed
on a level
sm'tace
of hard
material
that
is
at the
same
height
as the
rest
of the
flooring.
This
sm'lace
should
be
strong
enough
to support
a flfllv
loaded
refl'igerator,
or approximately
1,500
lbs.
NOTE:
Protect
the
finish
of the
flooring.
Cut
a large
section
of the
cardboard
carton
and
place
trader
the
refl'igerator
where
w)u
are
working.
GROUNDING
THE REFRIGERATOR
IMPORTANT
- (Please
read carefully)
FOR PERSONAI,
SAFETY, THIS APPI,IANCE
MUST
BE PROPERI,Y
GROUNDED.
The power
cord
of this appliance
is equipped
with
a 3-prong
(grotmding)
plug
which
mates with a
standard
3-prong
(grotmding)
wall receptacle
to
minimize
the possibility
of electric
shock
hazard
from
this appliance.
Have the wall outlet
and circuit
checked
bv a
qualified
electrician
to make
sure the outlet
is
properly
grounded.
Where
a standard
2-prong
wall outlet
is encotmtered,
it is yore" personal
responsibility
and
obligation
to
have it replaced
with a properly
grounded
3-prong
wall outlet,
DO NOT,
UNDER
ANY
f--,a
_-)
y<
CIR(:UMSTANCES,
CUT
OR REMOVE
THE
THIRD
(GROUND)
PRONG
FROM
THE
POX_ ER CORD.
DO NOT
USE AN ADAPTER
PLUG TO CONNECT
THE
REFIIIGERATOII
TO A 2-PRONG
OUTLET.
DO NOT
USE AN EXTENSION
CORD
WITH
THIS
APPI,IANCE.
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