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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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You must use both (two) brackets to ensure that the
appliance is safely supported.
A. 4 mm (5/32")
B. 2130 mm (83 27/32")
C. 2134 mm(84")
NOTE
If you are not confident that the supplied
connectors and anti-tip brackets are
mounted on the wall as securely as they
should be, you can use alternative anti-
tip methods.
If there is a cabinet panel behind the
back wall of the refrigerator, make sure
that it is securely fastened to the wall.
For this, you need to be sure that the
back wall of the cabinet panel is affixed
to a wall stud.
Alternative anti-tip method:
If the anti-tip brackets cannot be mounted securely, you
must use the alternative method below. For this method,
you can use wooden boards to avoid the risk of tipping
over.
They must be installed as illustrated in the figure below.
There must be no clearance between the appliance and the
wooden support.
The minimum section dimensions of the wooden support
must be 76 mm x 102 mm (3" x 4"). The width of the
support must be equal to the clearance where it will be
installed. This can be achieved using one 102 mm x 102
mm (4" x 4") or two 51 mm x 102 mm (2" x 4") pieces of
framing lumber.
The calculation of blocking depth is based on a standard
niche depth. If the depth of the niche is greater than 610
A
mm (24"), ensure the blocking overlaps the upper rear
fridge body by 51 mm (2").
Position the wooden support, mark the location on the rear
wall, select suitable screws and mount it securely.
B C
Fig. 27
WARNING
The quantity and type of screws or
fasteners to be used for affixing wooden
blocking must be suitable for ensuring a
secure connection to the rear wall.
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