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Jackson 24AF Installation Manual

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Installaon Operaon
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Instrucons
Built-In Refrigerator/Freezer
TABLE OF CONTENTS
UNPACKING THE UNIT 1
PRE-INSTALLATION 2
INSTALLATION 3
CORNER INSTALLATION AND INSTALLING TWO UNITS SIDE BY SIDE 4
LEVELING THE UNIT 5
INSTALLING THE CABINET 6
INSTALLING THE MODULE 7
INSTALLING THE ICE MAKER 8
ALTITUDE ADJUSTMENT FOR TEMPERATURE CONTROL 8
INSTALLING THE GRILLE ASSEMBLY 9
HINGE AND GASKET ADJUSTMENT AND FACE MOUNTED DOOR HANDLES 10
INSTALLING THE SIDE PANELS AND KICK PLATE 11
CUSTOM DOOR PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS 12
CUSTOM GRILLE PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS 13
TRIMLESS OVERLAY DOOR PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS 14
TRIMLESS OVERLAY GRILLE PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS 15
EXTENDED PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS 16/17
EXTENDED GRILLE PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS 18/19
GLASS PANEL READY WOOD FRAME DOOR SPECIFICATIONS 20/21
INSTALLING A DOOR FRAME TO THE GLASS DOOR 22
INSTALLATION CHECKS/COMMON ERRORS/TROUBLESHOOTING 23
TROUBLESHOOTING 24
USE AND CARE GUIDE 25/27
WARRANTY 28
Before you begin - Read these instrucons completely and carefully. IMPORTANT - Save these instrucons for local inspector’s use. IMPORTANT - OBSERVE ALL GOVERNING CODES AND ORDINANCES. Note to Installer - Be sure to leave these instrucons with the consumer. Note to Consumer - Keep these instrucons for future reference.
UNPACKING THE UNIT
Remove Packaging
Your refrigerator/freezer has been packed for shipment with all parts that could be damaged by movement se­curely fastened. Before using, be sure all packing materials and tape have been removed.
Important
Keep your carton packaging unl your refrigerator/freezer has been thoroughly inspected and found to be in good condion. If there is damage, the packaging will be needed as proof of damage in transit.
Note to Customer
This merchandise was carefully packed and thoroughly inspected before leaving our plant. Responsibility for its safe delivery was assumed by the retailer upon acceptance of the shipment. Claims for loss or damage sustained in transit must be made on the retailer as follows:
• Exterior and Concealed Damage Any damage must be reported immediately to your re­tailer.
DO NOT RETURN DAMAGED MERCHANDISE TO THE MANUFACTURER - FILE THE CLAIM WITH THE RETAILER.
Safety
Protect your kitchen oor. Remove all packing materi­als from cabinet and if there was no freight damage then destroy cartoning, plasc bags and any exterior wrapping material. Children should never use these items for play. Remove all staples from your carton. Staples can cause se­vere cuts and destroy nishes if they come in contact with other appliances or furniture. Carefully read and follow the child safety precauons in the pamphlet enclosed with your new refrigerator. It is published by the Associaon of Home Appliance Manufacturers.
Tools to Have Available for Installaon
• Phillips Screwdriver
• Flat Blade Screwdriver
• 5/16 inch & 1/4 inch Hex head Nut driver
• Level
• Drill and Drill Bit (#6 - .204)
• 7/16 inch & 1/2 inch Open End Wrench
• Pliers
• Adjustable Wrench
• 1/4 inch Open End Wrench
• Tape Measure
1
PRE-INSTALLATION
Receptacle must be placed in this locaon for 18” models.
22”
Ice Maker
Tubing
20”
to
approx.
78”
Min. (typ)
*See note below.
78 1/2”
Min. (typ)
83 3/4”
84 1/2”
A
24”
Cut-Out Detail for 1 Unit
Cut-Out Width = “A”
22”
83 3/4”
to
84 1/2”
1/2”
A A
24”
*Cut-Out Detail for 2 Units
Placed Side by Side
Cut-Out Width = “A” + “A” + 1/2”
Model
18AR 17 1/2
18AF 17 1/2
18TF 17 1/2
18WC 17 1/2
24AR 23 1/2
24AF 23 1/2
24TF 23 1/2
24WC 23 1/2
24BC 23 1/2
242Z 23 1/2
30AR 29 1/2
30AF 29 1/2
30TF 29 1/2
36AR 35 1/2
36AF 35 1/2
36TF 35 1/2
36SS 35 1/2
363D 35 1/2
42SS 41 1/2
48SS 47 1/2
54SS 53 1/2
60SS 59 1/2
66SS 65 1/2
72SS 71 1/2
Cut-Out Width
(inches)
Floor under product MUST be at or above the same level as the surrounding FINISHED oor, for ease of installaon and removal.
Electrical: Provide 115 Volt, 60 Cycle, Single Phase, 15 Amp, AC Receptacle. It is recommended that a separate circuit, serv­ing only this appliance, be provided. *Two (2) units side-by-side require separate circuits, except the 60SS and 72SS (see Instrucon Sheet 34361-000). Electrical opening should be placed 78 1/2 inches minimum from the oor.
Plumbing: Ice maker water supply line (1/4 inch OD copper tubing) to come up the rear of cut-out opening approximately 78 inches o the oor depending on height adjustment. Tubing should then pass around the right side of the module and around the front to the solenoid valve (see Installaon Instrucons provided with the unit).
NOTE: Allow for three (3) inch high removable ller panel for easy removal of power module.
2
INSTALLATION
Select Locaon
Locate the refrigerator/freezer in the coolest part of the room, out of direct sunlight and away from heang ducts or registers.
Do not place the refrigerator/freezer next to heat-produc­ing appliances such as a range, oven or dishwasher. If this is not possible, a secon of cabinetry or an added layer of insulaon between the two (2) appliances will help the refrigerator/freezer operate more eciently.
IMPORTANT
When installing the water line for the ice maker, be sure to install a SHUT-OFF VALVE at a convenient locaon between the refrigerator and the supply line.
Required water pressure range is 20 to 120 psi.
Also required is an in-line WATER FILTER between the refrigerator and the supply line to prevent sediment from blocking water ow through the water solenoid valve.
NOTE: Self-piercing water valves and plasc tubing are NOT approved for water supply to ice maker.
Electrical Connecon
The module comes with a 3-prong power supply cord. It must be plugged into a mang 115 volt, 60 Hz, 15 amp separately fused, 3-prong grounded outlet serving only this product, and wired in accordance with Naonal and Local Electrical Codes and ordinances. A me delay fuse or circuit breaker is recommended. DO NOT USE AN EXTEN­SION CORD OR ADAPTER PLUG.
DO NOT REMOVE THE GROUND PRONG FROM THE POWER SUPPLY CORD UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES!
If voltage varies by 10 percent or more, performance of your refrigerator/freezer may be aected. Operang the refrigerator/freezer with insucient voltage can damage the compressor. Such damage is not covered under your warranty. If you suspect your voltage is high or low, con­sult your power company for tesng.
Do NOT pinch, knot, or bend the power cord in any man­ner.
NEVER unplug the refrigerator/freezer by pulling on the power cord. Always grip the plug rmly and pull straight out from the receptacle. To avoid electrical shock, unplug the refrigerator/freezer before cleaning and before replac­ing a light bulb.
NOTE: Turning the control to “OFF” turns o the compres­sor, but does not disconnect power to the light bulb or other electrical components. The unit MUST be unplugged or turned o at the circuit breaker.
3
CORNER INSTALLATION AND INSTALLING TWO UNITS SIDE-BY-SIDE
A
1” or 3” Min.
Filler
Enclosure must permit refrigerator to be removed for service.
PANEL READY UNITS: For corner installaons, a mini­mum one (1) inch ller must be used as shown above.
Cabinet Outline
7/8”
ANY UNIT WITH FACE MOUNTED HANDLE: Filler must be three (3) inches minimum.
Installing Two Units Side-By-Side
When two (2) units are installed together, a 23 1/2 inch x 12 inch (minimum) divider panel needs to be installed between the two (2) modules (refer to Illustraon) with self-tapping screws. The divider panel can be made of any material available, (i.e. 1/32 inch aluminum, 1/8 - 1/4 inch wood paneling), or you can order Kit # 34747-000 from the AGA MARVEL Service Department. Locate the divider panel approximately one (1) inch down from the top of the cabinet and ush with the back of the cabinet. Drill three (3) pilot holes approximately 1/2 inch up from the boom of divider panel, through panel, and into cabinet. Secure the panel to the cabinet with three (3) screws using pilot holes previously drilled.
Drill three (3) holes each side equal distance apart in vercal secon of aluminum frame and install screws as shown.
Wood Shim
7/8” x 1” x 68”
1”
• Install wood shim to one of the cabinets before installing cut-out cavity (not provided).
• Aer properly installing both cabinets, drill trim and install pan head screws (provided).
4
LEVELING THE UNIT
NOTE: Unit MUST be installed level in all planes, on a oor that is strong enough to support a fully loaded refrigerator/freezer.
This unit is equipped with front and rear rollers. Rollers will aid during installaon. Rear rollers are adjustable from the front of the unit. Total adjustment is + 5/16, - 5/16. Turn adjusng bolt clockwise to raise cabinet and counterclockwise to
lower cabinet. Front leveling legs must be adjusted to the oor for leveling and to prevent the unit from rolling during use.
Rear Roller Adjustment Bolt
Front leveling leg. Use 1/4” wrench to adjust height of leveling legs.
5
INSTALLING THE CABINET
Before placing the cabinet in opening, the depth of the cut-out opening should be at least 24 inches. If the cut-out opening depth is more than 24 inches, then a piece of wood must be secured crosswise on the wall into the studs at the height of the an-p bracket. Slide the cabinet into posion and level the cabinet with adjustable rear roller and front leveling legs. Locate and mark a center stud in the back of the cut-out opening for the L-shaped an-p bracket- (the bracket should t ght to the top of the cabi­net). Install at least two screws through the bracket into the stud located in the wall behind the cabinet. The front leveling legs also prevent the unit from rolling during use. Check t of toe kick and grille.
IMPORTANT
Drill and screw through the side trim into adjoining cabi­nets and/or walls for addional support.
Stud
An-Tip
Bracket
Install at least
two (2) screws into studs.
Drill three (3) holes equal distance apart in vercal secon of aluminum frame and install pan head screws as shown.
Refrigerator
Cabinet
Do NOT install an-p bracket over the top of the power module.
NOTE: 18 and 24 inch wide models have a full an-p bracket across the back of the units. The an-p bracket should be aached to the
Finished
Wall or
Cabinets
wall.
IMPORTANT
Recheck cabinet installaon for:
• Proper space le for grille installaon.
• Cabinet levelness.
• Door opening and closing appearance.
• SAFETY...To prevent unit from pping forward:
-Are screws installed securely through front trim into adjoining cabinetry and/or walls?
-Is an-p mounng bracket secured to wall studs?
Cabinet Top
Aer above checks have been made, proceed with refrig­eraon installaon.
6
INSTALLING THE MODULE
Rear Shoulder Screw
CAUTION
Module NOT fastened to cabinet below. Remove before
Front
Shoulder
Screw
Place module on top of the cabinet with rear shoulder screws resng on the locator brackets behind the front slots. Slide module toward the rear of the cabinet unl the rear shoulder screws engage the slots in the rear of the brackets. Rest the front shoulder screws into the front slots of the brackets.
pping or transporng.
IMPORTANT
Check to make sure wiring and ice maker tubing is clear and not interfering with module seal. Do NOT start product during construcon, as dust can block module condenser coils. If dust accumulates on coils, vacuum immediately, using a so brush aachment.
Do NOT operate the refrigerator in the presence of explosive fumes.
Do NOT install the refrigerator where the temperature will drop below 60 degrees F (15 degrees C) or rise above 110 de­grees F (43 degrees C). The compressor will NOT be able to maintain proper temperatures.
Ice Maker
Water Valve
Leads
Module
Juncon Box
Make electrical connecons from the top of the lower cabinet to the juncon box at le side of module. If NO ice maker then
Cabinet
Leads
only one cabinet line will be protruding. With ice maker, be sure to plug the ice maker line into the module, and the sole­noid valve as well. See module diagram on the right.
Power Cord
7
INSTALLING THE ICE MAKER WATER VALVE
Solenoid Wa-
ter Valve
Ice Maker (Solenoid) Connecon
Slip solenoid valve compression nut and compression sleeve on copper tubing as shown in diagram. Tighten nut onto water valve with adjustable wrench. Turn on water supply valve. Check ngs for leaks. Clamp
ice maker line from cabinet onto solenoid
Garden Hose
Fing
3 1/2”
Gasket
Fill hose to ice maker.
This clamp for tube posioning only. Check to make sure tube is not col­lapsed or restricted aer connecng opposite end to valve.
Sleeve
valve as shown. Tighten clamp securely.
NOTE: If a shuto valve is installed in the
water line do not use a self-piercing type
Compression
Nut
Copper Tubing
(by customer)
Tube Clamp (2)
valve.
ALTITUDE ADJUSTMENT FOR FREEZER/WINE CELLAR TEMPERATURE CONTROL
ALTITUDE CORRECTION
BOTH CUT-IN & CUT-OUT SCREWS MUST BE ADJUSTED.
ALTITUDE IN FEET COUNTERCLOCKWISE TURNS
2,000 7/60 = .12
3,000 13/60 = .22
4,000 19/60 = .32
5,000 25/60 = .42
6,000 31/60 = .52
7,000 37/60 = .62
8,000 43/60 = .72
9,000 49/60 = .82
10,000 55/60 = .92
In
Cut-In Screw
Cut-Out Screw
Out
Colder
1. Turn o power to refrigerator before servicing.
2. Remove screws holding freezer/wine cellar air return and drop air return grille to expose control assembly.
3. Locate cut-in and cut-out adjustment screws.
4. Determine the altude of your locaon and refer to the chart above for the number of counterclockwise turns to adjust
the control for proper calibraon. NOTE: Both cut-in and cut-out screws must be adjusted the same amount. (NEVER exceed one full turn or damage to the control may occur.)
5. Reassemble the return air grille and plug in the refrigerator.
8
Edge of Cabinet
INSTALLING THE GRILLE ASSEMBLY
GRILLE MOUNTING - STYLE I BRACKET
3.81”
2.00”
.45” typ. (ref.)
Grille Top Trim
See Note #2.
2.06” from inside of cabinet top trim to centerline of holes.
Boom of grille shown behind top trim. See Note #4.
Cabinet Top Trim
GRILLE MOUNTING - STYLE II SCREW
Fasten top of grille to enclosure with screw provided. Cover screw head with snap-on cap.
Grille Back
Drill four (4) holes 7/64” (.109) dia.
Mounng Brackets
(91180-000) # 8 - 5/8 P.H. Screws See Note #1.
Instrucons for Installing Grille Brackets
1. Use the two (91180-000) screws to secure each bracket to the cabinet top.
2. Loosen the screws at the top of the mounng bracket. Leave .13 inches (2-3 screw threads) scking through the bracket.
3. Install the grille by aligning the screws in the top of the bracket with the slots in the grille top trim.
4. Grille is installed when boom of the grille ts behind the cabinet trim across the front.
5. Pull grille forward about an inch at the top and reghten the screws in the top of the bracket.
GRILLE MOUNTING - STYLE III SPRING
Module
Spring
(81050-000)
24”, 30” & 36” wide units will use one (1) spring (81050-000) and one (1) L-bracket (30483-000) to secure the facia.
L-Bracket
(30483-000)
Screw A
An-Tip Bracket
Facia Bracket
Facia
Kappet Screw
(into enclosure)
Screw Cap
Instrucons for Installing Grille Mounng (STYLE III) Spring
1. Remove screw A in mounng bracket. Mount L-bracket with screw A.
2. Hook one end of spring (81050-000) through hole in L-bracket. Holding the facia in posion - stretch the spring and secure the hook end to the facia through a square top hole in the facia.
42” & 48” wide units will use two (2) springs (81050-
000) and two (2) L-brackets (30483-000) to secure the facia.
9
HINGE AND GASKET ADJUSTMENTS AND FACE MOUNTED DOOR HANDLES
Hinge and Gasket Adjustment
It is possible that doors may become out of adjustment in shipment. See diagram on right.
Cabinet
If product is installed slightly “out of level”, doors may not line up properly. Check this BEFORE adjusng hinges.
Adjustable Screws
NOTE: Door gaskets occasionally compress in shipment. If
Edge of Door Trim
gasket does not seal all around, warm slightly with a hair dryer and pull outward soly unl magnet in gasket seals against cabinet.
Door
Panel Ready Doors
To expose the concealed door screws, rst remove handle trim. Then slide trim over hinge toward handle side. If your unit requires door panels, see “Custom Door Panel” secon, on page 14.
All hinge secons aached to doors, adjust le or right. Top and boom cabinet hinges are also adjustable in and out.
Change or Tighten Face Mounted Door Handles
1. Open the door - remove the interior door shelves.
2. Remove the screws that secure the shelf mounng rail and the rail.
3. Remove the plug buons (exposing handle screws) ­make sure not to scratch the inner liner.
Stainless Steel Wrap Door Units
To expose concealed door hinge screws, remove plug buons if present. All hinge secons aached to doors adjust le or right. Top and boom cabinet hinges are also adjustable in and out. See diagram (shown without cabinet trim).
4. Remove the foam insert to expose the door handle mounng screw.
5. Change handle/ghten screw and replace foam insert, plug buon, shelf rail and door shelf.
10
Shelf Mounng
Rail and Screw
Foam
Handle Mounng
Screw
Door Shelf
Plug Buon
Foam Insert
Door Handle
Cabinet
Adjustable Screws
Door
INSTALLING THE SIDE PANELS AND KICK PLATE
Instrucons for Fastening Side Panels to Refrig­erator
1. Side panels should be 24 inches D (or 24 5/16 inches D when tucked into the front trim).
2. Panel height to match installaon height.
3. Install the side panels per drawings on the right.
NOTE: To avoid damage to panels or ooring, raise panels slightly, to clear oor when installing.
Drill three (3) holes equal distance apart in ver­cal secon of aluminum frame and install pan head screws as shown.
Anchor side panel with screw as shown. Be sure screw used goes no more than 1/2 inch deep into product. Do NOT overghten.
“A”
“B”
“C”
“D”
Typ.
1 1/8”
3/16” Thick Back Up
1/8” Thick Back Up
2 3/16”
Typical Side Panel Installaons
1/4” Thick Baens
1/4” Plywood/Panel
3/16” Thick Baens
1/4” Plywood/Panel
24 5/16”
1/16” Rout
1/2” Plywood/Panel
11/32”
Metal Side Panel
24”
(Typ. Installaon Opening)
5/16”
Drill three (3) holes equal distance apart in vercal secon of aluminum frame and install # 6 - 3/8 pan head screws as shown (provided).
Aach side panel to cabinet with screws as shown. Screws must not penetrate cabinet more than 1/2 inch.
Kick Plate Installaon
Use two (2) #8 sheet metal screws to facilitate holding your kick plate in place. Mount screws in holes in roller base. Notch­ing of upper corners may be required to clear hinges.
Measure the distance between mounng holes on roller base.
#8 Sheet
Metal Screw
11
CUSTOM DOOR PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS
The AGA MARVEL Panel Ready Built-In design allows you to insert decorave material on the doors of your refrigerator/ freezer. If a panel thinner than 1/4 inch is being used, we recommend a ller be inserted behind it for a proper t, as frames are designed to accept up to a 1/4 inch of material. If a raised panel is used, route edges to t the frame.
CAUTION
Door panels MUST NOT exceed 50 lbs. Do NOT use glass, mirrors, granite or similar heavy materials for panels. Panels weighing more than 50 lbs. may cause product damage. We recommend that the door load (panel and food) NOT exceed 90 lbs.
For models: All Refrigerator (AR), All Freezer (AF), Top Freezer (TF), Side-by-Side (SS), and Side-by-Side 3 Door (3D)
Model AR H W
18AR Custom Panel 68” 15 1/2”
24AR Custom Panel 68” 21 1/2”
30AR Custom Panel 68” 27 1/2”
36AR Custom Panel 68” 33 1/2”
Model AF H W
18AF Custom Panel 68” 15 1/2”
24AF Custom Panel 68” 21 1/2”
30AF Custom Panel 68” 27 1/2”
36AF Custom Panel 68” 33 1/2”
Model TF
18TF Custom Panel 22 1/4” 15 1/2” 45 1/8” 15 1/2”
24TF Custom Panel 22 1/4” 21 1/2” 45 1/8” 21 1/2”
30TF Custom Panel 22 1/4” 27 1/2” 45 1/8” 27 1/2”
36TF Custom Panel 22 1/4” 33 1/2” 45 1/8” 33 1/2”
Model SS
36SS Custom Panel 68” 15 1/2” 68” 17”
42SS Custom Panel 68” 17” 68” 21 1/2”
48SS Custom Panel 68” 17” 68” 27 1/2”
60SS Custom Panel 68” 21 1/2” 68” 33 1/2”
72SS Custom Panel 68” 33 1/2” 68” 33 1/2”
Model 3D
363D Custom Panel 22 1/4” 15 1/2” 68” 17” 45 1/8” 15 1/2”
Freezer Door Refrigerator Door
H W H W
Freezer Door Refrigerator Door
H W H W
Freezer Door Refrigerator Door Refrigerator Door 2
H W H W H W
W
3/8”
H
Min.
1/4”
Max.
Removing Protecve Film from Factory Installed Decorave Panels
• Cabinets are shipped with protecve lm over the exterior surface of decorave panels (oponal).
• Do NOT remove protecve lm unl the cabinet has been completely installed to prevent scratching or marring the decorave panels.
• To remove the protecve lm, rmly grasp the loose edge of the lm and slowly pull the lm downward o the decorave panels.
• Decorave panels may be removed if necessary by removing the handle screws and handle and then sliding the decorave panel out of the frame.
12
Screw
Screw
Cap
Handle
CUSTOM GRILLE PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS
Custom Grille Panels
• Remove screws and handle.
• Slide custom panel into posion in door trim opening.
• Do ALL doors.
CAUTION
Grille panels MUST NOT exceed 20 lbs. Panels weighing more than 20 lbs. may cause product damage.
• Do NOT replace handle unl hinge and gasket adjust­ments have been made. See page 12.
• Replace handle and screws and install plasc screw caps provided.
For grille installaon refer to page 11, Grille Assembly In­stallaon, and see separate Instrucon Sheet, No. 31395-
000.
For models: All Refrigerator (AR), All Freezer (AF), Top Freezer (TF), Side-by-Side (SS), and Side-by-Side 3 Door (3D)
Model AR H W
18AR Grille Panel 8 9/16” 14 13/16”
24AR Grille Panel 8 9/16” 20 13/16”
W
30AR Grille Panel 8 9/16” 26 13/16”
36AR Grille Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
Model AF H W
H
3/8”
Min.
18AF Grille Panel 8 9/16” 14 13/16”
24AF Grille Panel 8 9/16” 20 13/16”
30AF Grille Panel 8 9/16” 26 13/16”
36AF Grille Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
Model TF H W
18TF Grille Panel 8 9/16” 14 13/16”
24TF Grille Panel 8 9/16” 20 13/16”
30TF Grille Panel 8 9/16” 26 13/16”
36TF Grille Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
Model SS H W
36SS Grille Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
42SS Grille Panel 8 9/16” 38 13/16”
48SS Grille Panel 8 9/16” 44 13/16”
54SS Grille Panel 8 9/16” 50 13/16”
60SS Grille Panel 8 9/16” 56 13/16”
66SS Grille Panel 8 9/16” 62 13/16”
72SS Grille Panel 8 9/16” 68 13/16”
Model 3D H W
363D Grille Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
NOTE: All center hinged doors CANNOT exceed 1/2 inch in panel thickness from the door trim face.
1/4” Max.
Note: 1/2” Min. (Relief)
13
TRIMLESS OVERLAY DOOR PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS
For models: All Refrigerator (AR), All Freezer (AF), Top Freezer (TF), Side-by-Side (SS), and Side-by-Side 3 Door (3D)
Model 18AR & 18AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 15 3/4”
Refrigerator or Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 14 1/4”
Refrigerator or Freezer Backer Panel 68” 15 1/2”
Model 24AR & 24AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 21 3/4”
Refrigerator or Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 20 1/4”
Refrigerator or Freezer Backer Panel 68” 21 1/2”
Model 30AR & 30AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 27 3/4”
Refrigerator or Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 26 1/4”
Refrigerator or Freezer Backer Panel 68” 27 1/2”
Model 36AR & 36AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 33 3/4”
Refrigerator or Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 32 1/4”
Refrigerator or Freezer Backer Panel 68” 33 1/2”
Model 18TF H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 45 3/8” 15 3/4”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 43 7/8” 14 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 45 1/8” 15 1/2”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 22 1/2” 15 3/4”
Freezer Spacer Panel 21” 14 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 22 1/4” 15 1/2”
Model 24TF H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 45 3/8” 21 3/4”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 43 7/8” 20 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 45 1/8” 21 1/2”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 22 1/2” 21 3/4”
Freezer Spacer Panel 21” 20 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 22 1/4” 21 1/2”
Model 30TF H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 45 3/8” 27 3/4”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 43 7/8” 26 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 45 1/8” 27 1/2”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 22 1/2” 27 3/4”
Freezer Spacer Panel 21” 26 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 22 1/4” 27 1/2”
Model 36TF H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 45 3/8” 33 3/4”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 43 7/8” 32 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 45 1/8” 33 1/2”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 22 1/2” 33 3/4”
Freezer Spacer Panel 21” 32 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 22 1/4” 33 1/2”
Model 36SS H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 17 1/4”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 15 3/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 68” 17”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 15 3/4”
Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 14 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 68” 15 1/2”
Model 42SS H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 21 3/4”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 20 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 68” 21 1/2”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 17 1/4”
Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 15 3/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 68” 17”
Model 48SS H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 27 3/4”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 26 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 68” 27 1/2”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 17 1/4”
Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 15 3/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 68” 17”
Model 60SS H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 33 3/4”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 32 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 68” 33 1/2”
Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 21 3/4”
Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 20 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 68” 21 1/2”
Model 72SS H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 33 3/4”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 32 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 68” 33 1/2”
Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 33 3/4”
Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 32 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 68” 33 1/2”
Model 363D H W
Refrigerator 1 Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 17 1/4”
Refrigerator 1 Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 15 3/4”
Refrigerator 1 Backer Panel 68” 17”
Refrigerator 2 Overlay Panel 45 3/8” 15 3/4”
Refrigerator 2 Spacer Panel 43 7/8” 14 1/4”
Refrigerator 2 Backer Panel 45 1/8” 15 1/2”
Freezer Overlay Panel 22 1/2” 15 3/4”
Freezer Spacer Panel 21” 14 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 22 1/4” 15 1/2”
3/32”
Custom
Door
Panel
Front
H W
H W
H W
H W
Slot - panel ts in.
3/32” 5/8”
14
1/8”
Min.
1/4”
Max.
Typical Door Assembly with “Trimless” Panel
Door
Typical
All
Around
Panel
TRIMLESS OVERLAY GRILLE PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS
For models: All Refrigerator (AR), All Freezer (AF), Top Freezer (TF), Side-by-Side (SS), and Side-by-Side 3 Door (3D)
Model 18AR & 18AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 15 1/8”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 13 9/16”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 14 13/16”
Model 24AR & 24AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 21 1/8”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 19 9/16”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 20 13/16”
Model 30AR & 30AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 27 1/8”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 25 9/16”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 26 13/16”
Model 36AR & 36AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 33 1/8”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 31 9/16”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
Model 18TF H W
Top Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 15 1/8”
Top Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 13 9/16”
Top Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 14 13/16”
Model 24TF H W
Top Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 21 1/8”
Top Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 19 9/16”
Top Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 20 13/16”
Model 30TF H W
Top Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 27 1/8”
Top Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 25 9/16”
Top Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 26 13/16”
Model 36TF H W
Top Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 33 1/8”
Top Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 31 9/16”
Top Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
Model 36SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 33 1/8”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 31 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
Model 363D H W
Three Door Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 33 1/8”
Three Door Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 31 9/16”
Three Door Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
Model 42SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 39 1/8”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 37 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 38 13/16”
H
Model 48SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 45 1/8”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 43 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 44 13/16”
Model 54SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 51 1/8”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 49 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 50 13/16”
Model 60SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 57 1/8”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 55 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 56 13/16”
Model 66SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 63 1/8”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 61 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 62 13/16”
Model 72SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 8 7/8” 69 1/8”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 67 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 68 13/16”
1/8”
Min.
Custom
Grille Panel
Front
W
Typical Grille Assembly with “Trimless” Panel
3/32” 3/32” 5/8”
Grille Frame
1/4”
Max.
Typical All
Around Panel
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EXTENDED PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS
Finish this area of panel
1-5/16
Secon C-C
1/4 Max.
3/32
11/16
Finished Side of Door
1/8 Min.
Handle Side
A
H
1/8 Min.
3/32
1/4 Max.
1/8
3/4
A
Secon A-A
Finished Side of Door
Top of Door
5/8
1/4 Max.
Custom Door
Panel Dimensions
C
C
Finished Side of Door
3/32
1/8 Min.
Secon B-B Hinge Side
B
Finished
B
Side of Door
D
D
Secon D-D Boom of Door
W
Finished Side of Door
1/8 Min.
3/4
1/8
3/32
16
1/4 Max.
EXTENDED PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS
For models: All Refrigerator (AR), All Freezer (AF), Top Freezer (TF), Side-by-Side (SS), and Side-by-Side 3 Door (3D)
Model 18AR & 18AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 16 3/16”
Refrigerator or Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 14 1/4”
Refrigerator or Freezer Backer Panel 68” 15 1/2”
Model 24AR & 24AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 22 3/16”
Refrigerator or Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 20 1/4”
Refrigerator or Freezer Backer Panel 68” 21 1/2”
Model 30AR & 30AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 28 3/16”
Refrigerator or Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 26 1/4”
Refrigerator or Freezer Backer Panel 68” 27 1/2”
Model 36AR & 36AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 34 3/16”
Refrigerator or Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 32 1/4”
Refrigerator or Freezer Backer Panel 68” 33 1/2”
Model 18TF H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 45 3/8” 16 3/16”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 43 7/8” 14 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 45 1/8” 15 1/2”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 22 1/2” 16 3/16”
Freezer Spacer Panel 21” 14 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 22 1/4” 15 1/2”
Model 24TF H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 45 3/8” 22 3/16”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 43 7/8” 20 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 45 1/8” 21 1/2”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 22 1/2” 22 3/16”
Freezer Spacer Panel 21” 20 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 22 1/4” 21 1/2”
Model 30TF H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 45 3/8” 28 3/16”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 43 7/8” 26 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 45 1/8” 27 1/2”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 22 1/2” 28 3/16”
Freezer Spacer Panel 21” 26 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 22 1/4” 27 1/2”
Model 36TF H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 45 3/8” 34 3/16”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 43 7/8” 32 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 45 1/8” 33 1/2”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 22 1/2” 34 3/16”
Freezer Spacer Panel 21” 32 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 22 1/4” 33 1/2”
Model 36SS H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 17 11/16”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 15 3/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 68” 17”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 16 3/16”
Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 14 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 68” 15 1/2”
Model 42SS H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 22 3/16”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 20 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 68” 21 1/2”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 17 11/16”
Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 15 3/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 68” 17”
Model 48SS H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 28 3/16”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 26 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 68” 27 1/2”
H W
Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 17 11/16”
Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 15 3/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 68” 17”
Model 60SS H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 34 3/16”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 32 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 68” 33 1/2”
Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 22 3/16”
Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 20 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 68” 21 1/2”
Model 72SS H W
Refrigerator Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 34 3/16”
Refrigerator Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 32 1/4”
Refrigerator Backer Panel 68” 33 1/2”
Freezer Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 34 3/16”
Freezer Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 32 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 68” 33 1/2”
Model 363D H W
Refrigerator 1 Overlay Panel 68 1/4” 17 11/16”
Refrigerator 1 Spacer Panel 66 3/4” 15 3/4”
Refrigerator 1 Backer Panel 68” 17”
Refrigerator 2 Overlay Panel 45 3/8” 16 3/16”
Refrigerator 2 Spacer Panel 43 7/8” 14 1/4”
Refrigerator 2 Backer Panel 45 1/8” 15 1/2”
Freezer Overlay Panel 22 1/2” 16 3/16”
Freezer Spacer Panel 21” 14 1/4”
Freezer Backer Panel 22 1/4” 15 1/2”
Inside surface to be nished
These two (2) surfaces are ush.
H W
H W
H W
H W
This door requires a face mounted door handle
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EXTENDED GRILLE PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS
A
H
25/32
Finished Side of Grille
1/4 Maximum
1/8 Minimum
3/32
5/32
Secon A-A
29/32
1-17/32
A
B
W
B
1/4 Maximum
27/32
3/32
Finished Side of Grille
1/8 Minimum
1-15/32
18
1/4 Maximum
3/32
1/8 Minimum
Secon B-B
Typical
Both Sides
EXTENDED GRILLE PANELS AND SPECIFICATIONS
For models: All Refrigerator (AR), All Freezer (AF), Top Freezer (TF), Side-by-Side (SS), and Side-by-Side 3 Door (3D)
Model 18AR & 18AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 16 1/2”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 13 9/16”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 14 13/16”
Model 24AR & 24AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 22 1/2”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 19 9/16”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 20 13/16”
Model 30AR & 30AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 28 1/2”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 25 9/16”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 26 13/16”
Model 36AR & 36AF H W
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 34 1/2”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 31 9/16”
Refrigerator or Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
Model 18TF H W
Top Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 16 1/2”
Top Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 13 9/16”
Top Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 14 13/16”
Model 24TF H W
Top Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 22 1/2”
Top Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 19 9/16”
Top Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 20 13/16”
Model 30TF H W
Top Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 28 1/2”
Top Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 25 9/16”
Top Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 26 13/16”
Model 36TF H W
Top Freezer Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 34 1/2”
Top Freezer Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 31 9/16”
Top Freezer Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
Model 36SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 34 1/2”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 31 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
Model 363D H W
Three Door Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 34 1/2”
Three Door Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 31 9/16”
Three Door Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 32 13/16”
Model 42SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 40 1/2”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 37 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 38 13/16”
Model 48SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 46 1/2”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 43 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 44 13/16”
Model 54SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 52 1/2”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 49 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 50 13/16”
Model 60SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 58 1/2”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 55 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 56 13/16”
Model 66SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 64 1/2”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 61 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 62 13/16”
Model 72SS H W
Side-by-Side Grille Overlay Panel 9 5/8” 70 1/2”
Side-by-Side Grille Spacer Panel 7 5/16” 67 9/16”
Side-by-Side Grille Backer Panel 8 9/16” 68 13/16”
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GLASS PANEL READY WOOD FRAME DOOR SPECIFICATIONS
Model AR H W
18AR - WGP 68 1/8” 16 1/4” 2 1/2”
18AR - SGP 68 1/8” 16 1/4” 2 1/2”
24AR - WGP 68 1/8” 22 1/4” 2 1/2”
24AR - SGP 68 1/8” 22 1/4” 2 1/2”
30AR - WGP 68 1/8” 28 1/4” 2 1/2”
30AR - SGP 68 1/8” 28 1/4” 2 1/2”
36AR - WGP 68 1/8” 34 1/4” 2 1/2”
36AR - WGP 68 1/8” 34 1/4” 2 1/2”
Model WC H W
18WC - SGP 68 1/8” 16 1/4” 2 1/2”
24WC - SGP 68 1/8” 22 1/4” 2 1/2”
Model 2Z H W
242Z - SGP 68 1/8” 22 1/4” 2 1/2”
Model BC H W
24BC - SGP 68 1/8” 22 1/4” 2 1/2”
Model SS H W
60SS - WGP 68 1/8” 34 1/4” 2 1/2”
60SS - SGP 68 1/8” 34 1/4” 2 1/2”
72SS - WGP 68 1/8” 34 1/4” 2 1/2”
72SS - SGP 68 1/8” 34 1/4” 2 1/2”
Frame with
Min.
Frame with
Min.
Frame with
Min.
Frame with
Min.
Frame with
Min.
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GLASS PANEL READY WOOD FRAME DOOR SPECIFICATIONS
W
2.50” Typ.
All Around
H
.50”
1.38” Typ. (2) Plcs.
.33” Typ.
(2) Plcs.
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INSTALLING A DOOR FRAME TO THE GLASS DOOR
The door frame can be mounted to the glass door with the glass door on or o the unit. The door handle needs to be mounted to the door frame before the frame is mounted to the glass door.
Glass Door On the Unit
1. Lay the unit on its back.
2. Open the glass door 180 degrees and support the glass door during installaon.
3. Pull the door gasket back along the top and boom of the glass door to expose the mounng holes for the door frame. There are twelve (12) total mounng holes on the door - four (4) on each side and two (2) on the top and boom of the door. Screws will be mounted around the outside diameter of the door on the gasket side.
4. Line up the door frame that is to be mounted to the unit and mark the hole locaons on the door frame. Drill 1/8” pilot holes, 1/4” deep to aid during mounng of the door frame.
5. Recommended screws to use to mount the door frame are 1 1/4” long wood screws.
6. Aer installing the mounng screws, press the door gasket back into the gasket retainer. Make sure the gasket is seated into the corners to retain proper door gasket seal.
Glass Door O the Unit
1. Remove the four (4) hinge bolts from the door- two (2) at the top and two (2) at the boom of the door. Retain the two (2) hinge spacers. One (1) at the top and one (1) at the boom of the door.
2. Lay the glass door on a surface that will protect the door frame during assembly of the frame to the glass door.
3. Complete Steps 3 through 6 as listed in the above secon “Glass Door On the Unit”.
4. Mount the door to the unit using the hinge spacers and hinge bolts that were removed when taking the glass door o the unit.
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Door Gasket
(shown pulled up)
Screws to mount the door frame to the glass door.
Door Frame
INSTALLATION CHECKS/COMMON ERRORS
Installaon Checks
• An-p mounng bracket must be installed cor­rectly and anchored to prevent cabinet from pping forward.
• Module should be engaged in the slots on the module posioning brackets and seated on the foam seal without air gaps. Module posioning brackets should not be removed.
• All wires from the lower cabinet to module must be securely connected. If a problem is suspected, inspect both male and female plugs and insure that the termi­nals in the plug are suciently forward to engage.
• Cabinet must be level both side-to-side and front­to-back. Front leveling legs should rest rmly on the oor. Cabinetry on both sides of the cabinet must be secure and level to prevent the cabinet from shiing when the doors are opened.
• Doors must not hit adjacent walls or countertops.
• Gaskets must seal completely. If gaskets seal well, no further adjustments need to be made.
• On models with ice makers, check water connecons for leaks. If water is not yet connected, the plasc water ll tube to the freezer compartment must either be aached to the solenoid or sealed to prevent air leaking into the cabinet.
• Brown and white wires should be connected to the solenoid. The remaining Molex connector plugs into the power module.
• Do NOT overcrowd the shelves or block cold air ducts.
• Do NOT install a refrigerator shelf closer than 8 inches from the interior top.
• Do NOT allow packages to overhang sides or rear of shelves as this will block air circulaon, making the refrigerator less ecient.
Common Installaon Errors
• Any air leaks between the module and the cabinet will keep the cabinet from operang eciently.
• The water supply line and electric outlet must be lo­cated in a manner that will not interfere with module to cabinet alignment when the unit is pushed into place.
• Power cord to outlet sing under the power module will create an air leak.
• Ice maker ll tube (plasc) not connected or loose creang a water and/or air leak.
• Plugs from cabinet not connected to the ice maker and/or power module.
• Floor under products lower than nished oor making the unit inaccessible for service. Floor under product must be strong enough to support weight of fully loaded refrigerator.
• Product not anchored properly (to prevent pping). Bracket not secured to rear wall studs or screws through product side trim into adjoining cabinets or walls.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshoong
If product does not start when plugged in, check the fol­lowing:
• Does the light bulb go on when the refrigerator door is opened? If NOT, check bulb, then...
• -Is the cord from the lower cabinet plugged into the module?
• -Is the power cord plugged in at the recep­tacle?
• -Is the circuit breaker or fuse ”on”? Check by plugging another electric device into the outlet.
• If light bulb DID go on when the door was opened...
• -Turn the defrost mer clockwise (might be in “defrost”) unl compressor starts.
• If motor “hums”, but does not start...
• -Check for adequate line voltage at the outlet.
• -The module may have been transported or stored on its side or upside down, causing temporary displacement of motor oil. Let rest 24 hours, then plug in again.
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USE AND CARE GUIDE FOR YOUR REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER
CONGRATULATIONS! You are now the proud owner of a superb, beauful and durable addion to your kitchen. The following informaon will help you get the most plea­sure from your purchase.
Using your refrigerator...
Cool owing air keeps your refrigerated foods fresh. Large containers placed close together may restrict the ow of air. Space food so cool air can ow around it.
To retain maximum moisture and avor, cover containers or seal food in moisture proof wrap. Odorous foods which might aect others should always be covered.
Meat, sh and poultry can be stored safely in the refrigera­tor secon for a few days, but as a general rule, the freezer should be ulized for longer storage.
Vegetables and fruits should be washed, dried and stored in the slide-out crisper. They will last longer in closed plas­c containers or wrapped in plasc lm.
Cover le-overs and use within a couple of days.
Shelves adjust to many posions, allowing versale stor­age and maximum use of space. The adjustable door shelves hold abundant storage, even tall boles. Firmly lock shelves in place before use.
Varying amounts of frost will form occasionally in the freezer compartment, especially in areas near the top air return. This is normal adjunct of the moist cold air circu­lang in the refrigerator secon to help food stay fresh longer.
If your freezer has an icemaker...
First buckets may contain contaminaon from new installa­on. Throw away the rst two harvests or unl the ice is free of discoloraon and taste.
The icemaker makes ice once the freezer is cold. It will turn o automacally when the ice bucket is full, provided the bucket is properly posioned.
Li the Stop Arm up out of the way when removing and replacing the container.
CAUTION
Never place ngers, foreign objects or food packages near the Ejector Blade.
Motor
Ejector Blade
NOTE: Do NOT block air coming into the refrigerator sec­on. Food or liquids can freeze if placed too close to inlet air.
All refrigerator crispers, and also the freezer basket sup­plied on the side-by-side models, are designed to be at the very BOTTOM of their compartments.
Using your freezer...
Meats, sh and poultry pre-packed in plasc (self-service) wrap can be stored in the freezer for a couple of weeks. For longer freezer storage, wrap food in foil or other vapor­proof, moisture-proof freezer wrap. Frozen food contain­ers should be sealed ghtly. If food is wrapped in “Butcher Paper”, remove and rewrap.
For more even temperature, space food so as not to re­strict air ow, especially at rear.
Light frost may form on shelves when freezer door is open. Aer the door is closed, the air stream gradually removes the frost.
Form
Stop Arm
Ice
Bucket
Shelf
Typical cycle of icemaker:
1. The icemaker lls with water.
2. When the water freezes, the motor rotates Ejector Blade against the ice. The blade stops when it touches the ice.
3. The heater releases the ice from the form.
4. The motor starts again. The blade moves ice from the form into the bucket. The Ejector Blade makes two (2) revoluons and then the icemaker lls with water again.
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USE AND CARE GUIDE FOR YOUR REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER
When the bucket is full and in the proper (highest pos­sible) posion, the Stop Arm senses the ice and stops ice making.
To stop the icemaker, whether full or not, simply raise the Stop Arm to “up” posion. To restart, lower the Stop Arm.
TIME PER CYCLE... Varies due to door openings, water temperatures, etc.
NORMAL ICEMAKER OPERATION
• Sounds to be expected: motor hum; creaking of the Ejector Blade; ice dropping into the bucket; running water; water supply valve snapping open.
• Frost formaons in area of the icemaker: Since fresh water enters the form, frost build-up near the icemaker occurs. This will not aect the operaon of your freezer.
• Ice in the bucket for long periods may freeze together and acquire odors. Discard stale pieces... Your ice­maker will make more.
Temperatures...
are automacally controlled by thermostats. You may adjust your refrigerator compartment without adversely aecng freezer temperatures, and vice versa. The refrig­erator and the freezer compartment each have their own temperature control. The freezer control is located in the roof of the freezer. The refrigerator control is either on the upper le side wall (side-by-side models), or in the roof area of the refrigerator. “3” is a good seng to start out with... Lower numbers for warmer temperatures and higher numbers for coldest temperatures.
NOTE: To help keep food fresh longer, some moisture is de­sirable in the food storage compartments. You may see it on the walls, or in the form of droplets of ice or “icicles”... especially in hot or humid weather, or when frequent or extended door openings occur. This is normal, and not in any way harmful. If occasional “spot” build-ups occur, it is usually the result of the above, or of “overcrowding” of food. Occasionally remove such accumulaon.
Defrosng...
is automac. It takes place in the Power Module, above and away from your food. For several minutes each day the compressor and interior fan will shut o, while any ice accumulaon is removed from the coils.
Cleaning...
It’s easy to keep your Built-In refrigerator/freezer clean. Occasionally, clean the interior walls, shelves, door inte­riors and gaskets with a soluon ot two (2) teaspoons of baking soda dissolved in a quart of lukewarm water. Harsh abrasives and cleaning powders are unnecessary and should never be used. Do not place parts in the dish­washer.
It is recommended that circuit breakers be shut o before cleaning. Wring excess moisture from sponge or cloth and avoid excess moisture, especially when cleaning in the vicinity of switches, lights or controls.
If your unit has a stainless steel interior, shelves or exterior door then use a stainless steel cleaner and a cloth to clean.
Condenser cleaning procedure...
The condenser is located behind the top grille. It is a part of the Power Module on its very right hand side. It has horizontal tubes with small diameter vercal wires and it is black in color. It is away from oor dust, however, it
should be examined for dust accumulaon at least two (2) mes a year, and cleaned and/or vacuumed as neces-
sary. Remember to shut o the circuit breaker before removing the grille and before exposing, cleaning, and/or vacuuming the condenser.
There are three (3) styles of grille assemblies and each one can be removed. Two (2) have removable facia assemblies and the third one is the louvered grille. The rst two (2) grille facia assemblies can be removed by rst, liing the decorave/stainless steel grille panel up approximately one (1) inch which will free it from the grille back, then place the panel aside. The louvered grille is all one as­sembly.
There are three (3) ways to remove the grille back. The rst style is with mounng brackets behind the grille back. Pull the grille forward about one (1) inch to expose the the top screw in the brackets. Unscrew the screw to loosen it but do not remove it. Do this to each bracket. CAUTION, when the screw is loosened, the grille back will be loose, do not allow it to fall. Grasp the grille back on each side and lt the top forward and li upward to free the grille back from its mounng.
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USE AND CARE GUIDE FOR YOUR REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER
The second style is with a screw mount. Locate the cap­it screw in the center of the grille back and pry o the plasc cap with a wide at screw driver, then unscrew the mounng screw. CAUTION, when the screw is removed, the grille back will be loose, do not allow it to fall. Grasp the grille back on each side and lt the top forward and li upward to free the grille back from its mounng.
The third style of mounng is with springs. The spring(s) are located behind the grille back. The spring(s) are mounted to the top of the cabinet and hook to the square holes in the grille back. To remove the grille, pull the grille forward and reach down to the spring and unhook it from the grille back. The grille back will be free to be removed. The louvered grille is heavy so use care when removing. Now you can inspect the condenser for dust accumulaon.
Be sure to refasten top grille aer cleaning to avoid injury, as grille could fall if not properly fastened.
Power Module
Condenser (behind top grille)
Energy Saving Tips...
• Do not open doors more oen than necessary.
• Close the doors as soon as possible, parcularly in hot, humid weather.
• Be sure the doors are closed ghtly.
• Before leaving the house or rering for the night, check to be sure doors have not been le ajar inadver­tently.
• Store only those foods requiring refrigeraon in your refrigerator.
• Allow hot foods to cool to room temperature before storing them.
• Keep all foods covered to reduce moisture build-up.
• Do not waste ice cubes by leng many melt while only using a few.
• Do not turn controls colder than needed.
If you need service...
If your unit will not operate correctly then:
1. Take the necessary steps to preserve food. Remove and store at a neighbor’s house or other facility if needed.
2. The doors should be kept closed if possible unl the unit is back in service.
3. Call your dealer or Service Agency. Please have bill of sale, model and serial number available.
NOTE: Be sure to fully ll out and mail back your registra­on card without delay. Failure to do so may void your warranty.
Lower Cabinet (food storage)
Record both the Module model number and cabinet model number and serial numbers on the card and below for future reference.
The module serial plate is located on the front of the mod­ule. The cabinet serial plate can be located on the inside right side wall near the boom, or on the ceiling of the compartment.
For Your Records
Date of Purchase
Dealer’s name
Dealer’s Address
Dealer’s City
Dealer’s State and Zip Code
Cabinet Serial Number
Cabinet Model Number
Module Serial Number
Module Model Number
Date Warranty Card Sent (Must be within 10 days of purchase).
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WARRANTY
Enre Product - Limited One Year Warranty
AGA MARVEL warrants that it will supply all necessary parts and labor to repair or replace in your home, any component which proves to be defecve in materials or workmanship, subject to the condions and exclusions stated below, for the period of one year from date of sale.
Enre Product - Limited Second Year Addional Warranty
During the second year, from date of sale, AGA MARVEL will provide all necessary parts only to repair or replace any component which proves to be defecve in materials or workmanship, subject to the condions and exclusions below.
Sealed System - Limited Six Year Addional
Warranty
During the second through seventh year, from date of sale, AGA MARVEL will supply all necessary parts and labor to repair or replace in your home, any poron of the herme­cally sealed refrigeraon system, which consists of: the compressor, condenser, evaporator, dryer and all connect­ing tubing, which proves to be defecve in materials or workmanship, subject to the condions and exclusions below.
Inner Liner - Limited Second Through Tenth Year Warranty
During the second through tenth year, from date of sale, AGA MARVEL will provide all necessary parts to repair or replace the refrigerator/freezer inner liner if the paint chips or rusts and proves to be defecve in materials or workmanship.
The above warranes do not cover:
1. Customer educaon or instrucons on how to use the refrigerator/freezer.
2. Any food loss due to product failure.
Nor do the above warranes cover failure of this product
or its components due to:
3. Transportaon or subsequent damages.
4. Use commercially or use other than normal house­hold.
5. Improper installaon, misuse, abuse, accident or alteraon, use on wiring not conforming to electrical codes, low voltage, failure to provide necessary main­tenance or other unreasonable use.
6. Parts or service not supplied or designated by the factory.
The above warranes also do not apply if:
1. The original Bill of Sale, delivery date or serial number cannot be veried.
2. The product is moved from place of original installa­on.
THE WARRANTIES, SET FORTH HEREIN ARE THE ONLY
WARRANTIES EXTENDED BY AGA MARVEL. ANY IMPLIED
WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, ARE LIMITED TO THE DURATION
OF THESE EXPRESS WARRANTIES. IN NO EVENT SHALL AGA MARVEL BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES OR EXPENSES RESULTING FROM BREACH OF THESE OR ANY OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETH­ER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. Some states do not allow the
exclusion or limitaon of consequenal damages or limita­ons on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above exclusion or limitaon may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specic legal rights and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state.
No person, rm or corporaon is authorized to make any other warranty or assume any other obligaon for AGA MARVEL. These warranes apply only to products used in any of the y states of the United States and the District of Columbia.
To obtain performance of this warranty, report any defects to:
1260 E. VanDeinse St.
Greenville, Michigan 48838
For quesons regarding coverage, contact your selling dealer or local distributor.
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NOTES
1260 E. VanDeinse St. Greenville, MI
48838
800.223.3900
35256-000 revD 02/07/12
www.agamarvel.com
All specicaons and product designs subject to change without noce. Such revisions do not entle the buyer to corresponding changes, improvements, addions, replacements or compensaon for previously purchased products.
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