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Installing the refrigeration appliance
in a run of kitchen units
Risk of fire and damage due to
insufficient ventilation.
If the refrigeration appliance is not
ventilated sufficiently, the com-
pressor will run more frequently and
for longer periods. This will result in
increased energy consumption and a
higher operating temperature for the
compressor. This may, in turn, cause
damage to the compressor.
Please ensure that there is adequate
ventilation around the refrigeration
appliance.
It is essential to observe the required
ventilation gaps. The ventilation gaps
must not be covered or blocked in
any way.
Top box
Refrigeration appliance
Housing unit
Wall
* The appliance depth is increased by
approx. 15 mm for refrigeration appli-
ances with wall spacers fitted.
The refrigeration appliance can be built
into any run of kitchen units and in-
stalled directly next to a kitchen fur-
niture housing unit. The appliance front
must protrude in front of furniture fronts
by at least 65 mm. This enables the ap-
pliance door to be opened and shut
without being obstructed. To match the
height of the rest of the kitchen units,
the refrigeration appliance can be fitted
with a suitable top box .
When installed next to a wall , a dis-
tance of at least 40 mm must be main-
tained on the hinge side between the
wall and the refrigeration appli-
ance .
The larger the ventilation gap, the
more economically the compressor
will work.
– A ventilation gap of at least 50 mm
depth must be provided at the back
of the refrigeration appliance behind
the whole width of the top box for air
to circulate.
– The ventilation gap under the ceiling
must be at least 300 cm
that warm air can escape without ob-
struction.
Installation
2
to ensure
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