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Refrigerator bottom
Caution
Pull out the mains plug!
1
Tilt the refrigerator so you can work at the
bottom or place the refrigerator fully on its
back. Make sure that the back is placed on a
soft and clean surface.
Unscrew the foot on the left side. Loosen
the screws and remove the lower hinge
plate.
2
Remove the hinge pin counterpart with door
stop on the bottom of the freezer door and
fix the part to the opposite side.
Remove the plastic sleeve on the right top
of the freezer door and insert it into the
hole on the left side.
3
Now screw the hinge plate to the left side.
Screw the foot to the right side. Put the
refrigerator back on its feet and adjust if
necessary.
Mounting the door
Caution
After you have placed the refrigerator
upright on its feet, wait for 2 hours before
you connect it to the mains to permit the
cooling system to regain full capacity.
1
Place the freezer door onto the lower
hinge. Turn the middle hinge over, insert
the bolt into the freezer door’ plastic sleeve
previously replaced from right to left, and
tighten the hinge. The freezer door is now
fixed. Check the correct function and the
correct fit.
2
Unscrew the bolt from the top hinge. Turn
the hinge over and screw in the bolt from
the other side until it stops. Remove the
hinge pin counterpart with the door stop
and the plastic sleeve at the bottom of the
refrigerator door and screw the part to the
opposite side.
Remove the plastic sleeve on the right top
of the refrigerator door and insert it into the
hole on the left side.
3
Place the hole in the plastic sleeve on the
left side of the refrigerator door onto the
middle hinge pin and hold the door firmly.
Insert the bolt of the upper hinge plate into
the designated left hole with plastic sleeve
on the top of the refrigerator door. Screw
the upper hinge plate to the refrigerator.
Check the correct function and the correct
fit.
4
Clip the cover cap onto the upper hinge
plate.
5
Attach the cap of the left side to the right
side.
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