Unpacking and Door Handle Removal
Remove all tape and packing material.
To remove tape residue, touch a portion
of the tape to the residue and lift it off. If
adhesive residue still remains, try clean-
ing the sticky area with a clean cloth
soaked in mild dish washing soap. Wipe
area clean. If the wood base is still
attached, have someone help you tilt
the unit onto its back, placing a sturdy
support underneath. Remove the
mounting bolts from the base and dis-
card bolts and wood base.
IMPORTANT! Do not leave the cabinet
on its back longer than it takes to re-
move the wooden base and do not con-
nect the power cord until all the inside
packing has been removed and the
cabinet has been leveled for proper
operation.
With the unit upright, pull the grille from
the bottom front and make sure the
defrost drain pan is located underneath
the defrost water drain tube. Twodrain
pan side supports (attached to the cabi-
net bottom) keep the pan in the proper
location, to make the automatic defrost
drain water drop on the sound reducing
cone. The drain pan locating stops pre-
vent the pan from being installed
backwards.
Removeall tape and packing material
from inside the unit.
IMPORTAN_
M_st Ins_l the Defrost Drain Pan AS Shown
To Remove Door Handles with
Factory Installed Decorator
Panels
Non-Electronic Model
Tools Required:
Tightly fitted gloves, putty knife with
tape on end, and _h6"Hex Nut Driver
1. Loosenthe upper and lowerdoor
handle trim and rotate 90°. See
Figures 1 & 2.
ADD TAPE TO THE U I I .,_
F.ND OF THE PUTTY
KNIFE TO PREVENT
SCRATCHING THE
DOOR PAINT _
USE A PUTTY
KNIFE TO REMOVE
THE DOOR TRIM AS
SHOWN
FIGURE 1
DOOR TRIM,
UPPER
DOOR HANDLE
O,O0"T:"V:
2THE OOOR TRiM
FIGURE 2
2. Remove the upper and lower door
handle screws. See Figure 3.
Model Location of the
Defrost Drain Pan
20, 22, Rightside
25 & 27
19 Leftside
SPECIAL NOTE: If cabinet is unable
tofit through doorway safely, you may
be requiredto removethe door handles,
or door assemblies.
R TRIM
DOOR HANDLE IS
SECURED WITH
TWO SCREWS
•DO NOT REMOVE
DOOR TRiM
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