Space Requirements
1. Choose a place for the appliance out of direct sunlight.
2. Choose a place that provides ample space for unobstructed opening of the door.
3. Choose a place with a flat or almost flat surface.
4. Provide ample space for installing the appliance on a flat surface.
5. When installing, provide free space at the left, right, behind and above the appliance.
The gaps between the appliance and adjacent items must be 50 mm or more. The free
space above the refrigerator should not be less than 100 mm. This will reduce energy
consumption. If possible, the back side of the appliance should be turned to the wall,
in order to prevent contact with the heated components (compressor, condensing
unit) and burns.
6. After the installation of the appliance, it is necessary to make sure that the plug is
available.
7. The appliance should not be located near heating equipment or stoves.
Important!
During installation, it is necessary to provide sufficient space for full opening of
the door.
Refrigerator Alignment
During installation, it is necessary to align the refrigerator with respect to the horizontal
level. Otherwise, you may experience problems caused by loosely closed door: excessive
icing, increased power consumption, incorrect temperature, etc. Use adjusting legs for
alignment. By rotating them counterclockwise, you can lift the front side of the appliance.
By rotating them clockwise, you can lower it. The legs should stand firmly on the surface.
The appliance should not be tilted.
Note.
It is recommended to carry out the adjustment in tandem. It will be easier to adjust
the position of the legs if you tilt the appliance back by pushing its upper part.
To avoid tilting over, do not tilt the appliance by more than 45 degrees.
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