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Side baffle should be in line
with top baffle at point "C"
(should be to rear of refrig-
erator cabinet)
The space requires a
baffle as shown between
points "A" & "B"
Top baffles & side baffles line
up at rear of refrigerator
(Point B directly
below Point C)
The space at side of refrig-
erator is completely blociced
off (blocking material could
be paneling, fiberglass baits,
etc.)
Side Blockage
A good installation requires a
minimum amount of side clear-
ance. Figure 6 illustrates the re-
quirement to allow no more
than 1/2 inch clearance on
either side of the refrigerator.
This minimum clearance can be
provided by built-in panels, fi-
berglass batts, or other types of
baffles. No options are permitted.
Rear View of Refrigerator
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Figure 6 - Maintain a Minimum Side Clearance
Figure 7 -
Incorrect Alignment of Side Baffles
Figure 7 illustrates an
unap-
proved
installation where the
side baffle is not aligned with the
top baffle; consequently hot air
can fill above the refrigerator.
Figure 8 shows an approved
side baffle, aligned with the top
baffle. The rising hot air is car-
ried off and does not become
trapped above the refrigerator.
Figure 8 - Correct Alignment of Side Baffles
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