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3.

Removing the packaging

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Warning

The appliance could tip over when unpacking.

The appliance is very heavy.

The appliance could tip over when the appliance 
door is opened.

To protect the subsurface from damage whilst installing:

Put a carpet or spare piece of linoleum (or other such 
item) down and attach it to the floor using adhesive 
tape in front of the planned fitting site.

Remove the transportation packaging:

Remove the cardboard. Be careful when using 
the knife so as not to damage the surface of the 
appliance.

Remove packaging material.

Attach the power cable to the back of the appliance 
with a piece of adhesive tape.

Remove transportation protection devices and lift 
appliance off the pallet – appliance is very heavy!

Remove accessories from the outside of the 
appliance.

Keep adhesive tape which was used to attach 
the supplied accessories to the appliance. 
It is used subsequently for attaching the edge 
protection to the cavity walls (see Section 
“9. Attaching the edge protectors”).

Carefully open the appliance – risk of tipping over – 
and remove accessories and installation materials 
from inside the appliance. Close the door again.

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Caution

Only remove the transporting securing devices 
which protect the slide-in bases and the storage 
compartments in the appliance after completing 
the installation as otherwise parts could 
be damaged.

Check the appliance for damage.

Do not install the appliance if there is visible damage. 
If there are queries, please contact the dealer.

4.

Installation preparation

Unpack installation materials and accessories. 

To show which accessories are required at wich work 
stages, the packages are labelled differently.

See also the overview sheet attached to the appliance!

5.

Changing over the door hinges

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Warning

Before carrying out any work to the door hinges, 
release the spring pressure – risk of injury!

Note:

The door hinges cannot be exchanged in the case of 
freezers with ice and water dispensers.

Depending on the requirements of the assembly location, 
the door hinges can be swapped to the other side. 

If it is not necessary to swap the hinges, proceed.

Release the spring pressure on the hinge.

Release the spring pressure on the hinge. In addition, 
set the screw from 

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Summary of Contents for RF 411

Page 1: ...Gaggenau en Installation instruction RC 462 472 RF 411 413 RF 461 463 RF 471 RW 414 464...

Page 2: ...2...

Page 3: ...tallation niche 16 2 Transporting the appliance 16 3 Removing the packaging 17 4 Installation preparation 17 5 Changing over the door hinges 17 6 Attaching the anti tipping brackets to the wall 20 7 A...

Page 4: ...cured according to these instructions Because of the weight dimensions of the appliance and to minimise the risk of injuries and damage to the appliance at least two people are required to set up the...

Page 5: ...furniture front to be mounted in order to avoid damage when opening doors at the same time If the distance between the appliances is less than 160 mm the heating kit for the Side by Side combination s...

Page 6: ...angles of the installation niche with appropriate means e g by measuring diagonally and by using a spirit level The side walls and the upper end of the installation niche must be at least 16 mm thick...

Page 7: ...d sine controlled inverters Mains controlled inverters are used for photovoltaic systems which are connected directly to the power supply system Sine controlled inverters must be used for isolated app...

Page 8: ...C 610 mm minimum Note The installation niche must have right angles The side walls should not exhibit areas that stick out projections or unevenness Important The lateral niche walls must be completel...

Page 9: ...e mains supply can be laid to the appliance from the right hand side a from the left hand side b or from the space below the appliance c Key A Area for installation of the water connection B Area for...

Page 10: ...ture frontage a The adjustment range of the appliance feet is 35 mm 13 mm b Dimensions can vary c The thickness of the door covering can vary d This dimension can vary depending on installation thickn...

Page 11: ...ent range of the appliance feet is 35 mm 13 mm b Dimensions can vary c The thickness of the door covering can vary d This dimension can vary depending on installation thickness of the furniture door t...

Page 12: ...frontage a The adjustment range of the appliance feet is 35 mm 13 mm b Dimensions can vary c The thickness of the door covering can vary d This dimension can vary depending on installation thickness o...

Page 13: ...ent range of the appliance feet is 35 mm 13 mm b Dimensions can vary c The thickness of the door covering can vary d This dimension can vary depending on installation thickness of the furniture door t...

Page 14: ...stment range of the appliance feet is 35 mm 13 mm b Dimensions can vary c The thickness of the door covering can vary d This dimension can vary depending on installation thickness of the furniture doo...

Page 15: ...spanner SW 13 mm Adjustable spanner Knife with an adjustable blade Metal tape measure Try square 60 cm and 120 cm spirit levels Straight edge for stand alone appliances min 120 cm long for setting up...

Page 16: ...Re examine the stability and fastening of the neigh bouring cabinet parts All cabinet parts in the vicinity of the appliance have to be firmly connected to the wall Check that when opening the applia...

Page 17: ...the appliance risk of tipping over and remove accessories and installation materials from inside the appliance Close the door again m Caution Only remove the transporting securing devices which prote...

Page 18: ...e covering Unscrew the door Remove the hinges Remove the ventilation grille Mount new the ventilation grill A replacement part for the ventilation grille to adapt to the modified door hinge is include...

Page 19: ...side Attach the ventilation grille Swap the fixing parts on the door to the other side Attach the hinges to the appliance Exchange the hinges crosswise Screw the door to the hinges Tighten the screw I...

Page 20: ...pes it may be necessary to screw in at an angle the wood screws used to fasten the anti tilt ribs to the rear wall Determine the fastening points of the anti tilt ribs Determine the actual dimensions...

Page 21: ...tightly Additionally use the supplied wood screws if the subsurface allows 7 Alternative anti tipping device Important note If the anti tilt ribs cannot be fastened securely a wooden beam can be used...

Page 22: ...ed connection 2 Using an open end wrench connect water supply hose with seal to the filter housing 3 Lay the connection pipe Always keep to the given installed area in order to avoid damaging the conn...

Page 23: ...case of Side by Side set up Protect the mains lead from getting wedged under or behind the appliance Recommended procedure Tie a piece of string in the middle of the power cord and guide the string f...

Page 24: ...shaft There is a mark on the base of the appliance which serves as a standard measurement for setting the height When setting the height raise the mark to 32 mm above the ground Screw the height adju...

Page 25: ...ve the appliance and pay attention that the crack is completely filled Attach the covering ribs onto the fastening sheets above cut the connection ribs to the desired height Note In the case of a Side...

Page 26: ...positions of the door 3 16 Connecting the appliance to the water supply m Caution Do not kink the hosepipe when bending otherwise there is the risk of water damage and leakage Supplied is a flexible...

Page 27: ...he point of connection at the shut off valve and the appliance connection for leaks m Warning There must be no leaking water If required tighten the threaded connections with a higher torque Close the...

Page 28: ...length Attach base panel to the appliance Take the protective film off from the adhesive pads on the Velcro strip Put the base strip onto the base panelling and push firmly Measure the difference in d...

Page 29: ...ver screw into fillings or similar areas Always selects screws with a length smaller than the thickness of the cabinet front Protect the surfaces of the furniture doors during installation against dam...

Page 30: ...urther information concerning this can be found in the section Tools and accessories which are needed When attaching the metal strip to the furniture doors watch out for the maximum possible length of...

Page 31: ...d remove the adjusting rib Mark this value X on the rear side of the furniture door Measure the middle of the door and mark it Rest the adjusting rib on the furniture door and align to the markings Ma...

Page 32: ...ds Torx screwdriver Transfer the middle drilled holes on the outside edge of the appliance door to the furniture door and mark them Remove furniture door On both lengths of the furniture door draw a p...

Page 33: ...hinge side and pull slightly off the appliance door To do this loosen the fastening screws only Open the appliance door Hang the furniture door on the threaded rods Raise furniture door slightly and...

Page 34: ...by lightly tapping on the edge of the open door by hand Tighten the nuts on the adjusting rib This way the lateral adjustment of the door is fixed 24 Screwing on the lower fixing brackets Screw on low...

Page 35: ...ip of the finger protector into the gap between the furniture door and the appliance door from top to bottom 2 Ensure that the fixing holes in the cover strip correspond with the boreholes in the fixi...

Page 36: ...the fastening plates and the angles laterally 27 Adjusting the ice and water dispenser only in the case of freezers with ice and water dispenser The ice and water dispenser can be adjusted within the...

Page 37: ...covering frame onto the ice and water dispenser and press in until the frame is flush with the door surface Note In the case of appliances with a high grade steel door there is a special covering fram...

Page 38: ...shortened To determine the required length of the side lay trial pieces next to the covering strip Slide the covering strips on the longitudinal side into the gap between the furniture door and the gl...

Page 39: ...ng the door opening angle Depending on where the appliance is installed it may be necessary to limit the door opening angle A door opening angle of 115 is set at the factory To set the door opening an...

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