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Positioning the refrigeration appli-
ance
Risk of damaging the power
cable.
When pushing the refrigeration appli-
ance into its niche, the power cable
can get trapped and damaged.
Carefully push the refrigeration appli-
ance into the niche.
Risk of damaging the floor.
Moving the refrigeration appliance
can cause damage to the floor.
Move the refrigeration appliance
carefully on floors that are sensitive
to scratching.
Risk of damaging the appliance
feet.
The appliance feet can break off.
The feet should be almost fully
screwed in when you push the refri-
geration appliance into the niche.
Tip: Before pushing the appliance into
the niche the two rear feet should be
loosened by half a turn. After pushing it
into the niche, the feet will be easier to
adjust from the front (see "Aligning the
refrigeration appliance").
Position the power cable so that the
refrigeration appliance can be con-
nected easily once installed.
Tip: To help you push it into position, tie
a piece of string around the plug to
"lengthen" the power cable.
Then pull the power cable by the end of
the string through the housing unit.
If the refrigeration appliance is
pushed too far into the niche, the ap-
pliance door may not close properly
once the furniture panel has been fit-
ted. This can cause ice to build up,
condensate to accumulate and lead
to faults in the appliance. These can
all lead to increased energy con-
sumption.
Push the refrigeration appliance into
the niche, making sure a gap of
42 mm is maintained all round
between the appliance carcase and
the front of the housing unit side
walls.
Push the refrigeration appliance into
the niche until the front edges of the
hinges at the top and bottom are
flush with the front edge of the hous-
ing unit side wall.
This will create a gap all round of
42 mm to the front edges of the hous-
ing unit side walls.
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