Reversing the door opening Reversing the door opening Useful hints
Remove all the shelves (where fitted) from
the inside face of the door. They slide
upwards and then unslot.
Tilt your elan on its back, protect it with
some of its polystyrene packing or other soft
object.
Unscrew any adjustable feet.
Remove the bottom hinge, front foot and/or
adjustable foot support by removing the two
screws from each.
Slide the door towards the bottom
(disengaging the top hinge pin) and lift it off.
On free-standing (larger size) models,
remove the two screws from the top hinge
pin. On under worktop models the top hinge
is a push-in pin.
Swap the position of the top hinge pin
bracket or pin to the other side of the
cabinet.
Slide the door back into position on the top
hinge.
Replace the bottom feet on the opposite
sides from which you removed them. On
models with no adjustable foot, please take
care that the hinge side foot is put back the
right way round, with the screw position
pointing towards the back of the cabinet.
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Stand your elan upright. Check that the
door opens properly and is aligned with the
cabinet. Check that the magnetic seal fits
snugly all round and there are no gaps.
If adjustment is required lay it on its back
again and adjust the two screws in the top
hinge pin. On underworktop models, the
only adjustment that can be made is with
the foot plates.
Note: Some models have door handles and
blanking plugs for the opposite side which
have to be removed and relocated on the
opposite side of the door.
Leave your elan upright for 2 hrs before
switching it on, to allow the coolant liquid
time to settle.
If your appliance is to be out of service for
any length of time ensure that the interior is
carefully cleaned and dried. Leave the door
open and disconnect the plug from the
mains socket.
Carry out regular cleaning as described
previously.
Do not pack shelves too tightly or obstruct
the even distribution of cold air.
Do not leave the cold control at its coldest
setting longer than necessary, freezing of
the contents may occur.
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