Installation; Building In - Pelgrim KB 7170 Manual

installation

general
The electrical connection should always be
carried out in accordance with the national
and local regulations in force. Among other
things, these regulations specify that the
appliance should be grounded.
transport
If the refrigerator has been transported on its
side, it should not be turned on for half a day.
This is because the coolant must be allowed
to flow back to the compressor.
removing adhesive tape
The door is usually secured with adhesive
tape. Residues can be removed with soapy
water or benzine.
positioning
Not to be placed next to a heat source (oven)
or in the sun. The appliance works best at an
ambient temperature of 16-32 degrees Celsius.
ventilation
The refrigeration unit does not require any
maintenance, but does require good
ventilation! In tall kitchen cupboards, there
must be openings in the plinth and at the roof.
The dimensions of these openings are given
on the relevant drawings.

building in

before starting
Decide in which direction the fridge door
should open. If necessary, change the
direction in which the door opens.
The kitchen cupboard must be level and
square in all directions, so that the door of the
appliance will close perfectly.
Draw the plug and the mains flex through the
rear of the kitchen cupboard.
please note:
Wall socket and plug must be accessible at all
times.
Fixing materials are in the refrigerator's salad
drawer.
installation
Check the height of the cupboard.
A small gap between the top of the appliance
and the roof of the cupboard is concealed
using the decorative frame. A wider gap is
concealed using the sealing strip supplied.
If necessary, slide the sealing strip B onto the
decorative frame C (see fig. 2).
B
fig. 2
Place the appliance in the cupboard.
please note:
The front of the decorative frame must be
level with the front of the top panel of the
cupboard.
The vertical gap between the appliance and
the cupboard at the side on which the fridge
door closes is concealed with the plastic
adhesive strip supplied.
Measure the height of the cupboard and cut
the adhesive strip to the correct length.
Pull the appliance forwards slightly out of the
cupboard.
Fasten the strip to the appliance (see fig. 3a-D).
D
fig. 3a
Slide the appliance carefully back into the
cupboard with the side on which the door
closes tight against the cupboard wall.
C