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Unpack the unit
Check whether there is any damage on the product packaging. Open the packaging carton
using a utility knife from the cutting section which is indicated on the carton. Pay attention that
there is a kickplate taped at the back and the handle group is located right side of the unit.
Remove and discard “L” type brackets from pallet and then the unit
take down the refrigerator to floor with applying force only sides of it.
Important note:
Please do not use the middle bottom part of the refrigerator for carrying.
Important note:
It is strongly suggested that the refrigerator should be laid to its left side
(freezer side) while carrying.
If for any reason the unit has been laid on other than the left side, the unit must stand upright
for a minimum of 24 hours before connecting to power.
Due to the refrigerator being hefty a caution should be taken to sure that the unit is moved
and placed with adequate human power.
Position the unit
Please make sure all electrical and plumbing requirements are done, before placing the unit.
Caution: Do not tilt the refrigerator in any direction. This action can cause malfunction.
Your fridge freezer has own rollers, so it can be moved easier than moving on pallet.
Important note:
Make sure the rear levellers are in their lowest position while settling the
refrigerator to its place. Levelling should not be completed until the unit is in desired position.
Levelling the unit
After positioning has been done, levelling should be done for proper placing. When the unit
is properly levelled, door and drawer adjustments are less likely to be changed from the fac-
tory default settings.
Firstly rear adjustment should be done with using a 13 mm socket wrench. Turn the bolt
clockwise to raise the unit or counter clockwise to lower it. Refer to the picture below for the
position of the rear roller base adjustment.
Important note:
The floor can be reference for levelling, and not surrounding cabinetry. This
could have influence the operation of the unit, such as door closing or drawer closing.
The front levelling legs could be adjusted by turning them counter clockwise
Rear adjustment
Front levelling feet
Warning:
To avoid of the unit
tipping forward, the front level-
ling legs should touch the floor.
Summary of Contents for WR 747 SS
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