Dimensions in
parentheses are in
millimeters unless
otherwise specified.
BUILT-IN REFRIGERATION
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Illustration 8 shows how you can box out a
landing space for the bezel using stiles and rails
to create this space. Again, keep in mind, that
the total thickness of the panel at this level must
not exceed 1
1
/8" (29).
OVERLAY PANEL GRILLE
Overlay grille panels for the panel grille match
the design of the door panels. Overlay units,
except Models 601R, 601RG and 601F, come
standard with an 11" (279) panel grille. Optional
grilles are available in 1" (25) height increments
from 10" (254) to 15" (381). Overlay grille panel
specifications for the panel grille are listed on
page 25. Also refer to illustration 4 on page 22
for additional overlay panel dimensions.
Do not exceed the panel dimensions listed
for the appropriate overlay grille panel you
are specifying. The decorative panel cannot
be any larger or it may restrict the airflow
to the compressor area and cause problems
with the operation of the Sub-Zero unit.
OVERLAY DOOR PANELS
For glass door Models 601RG, 611G and 650G,
the refrigerator door panel must include a cut-
out to accommodate the window. Refer to the
Overlay Panel Specifications for Models 601RG,
611G and 650G on page 24.
IMPORTANT NOTE: On glass door models, the
glass portion of the door must be exposed and
not covered by any part of the panel.
For Models 685 and 695, the refrigerator door
panel must include a cut-out to accommodate
the glasswell and bezel. The thickness of the
panel in this area can range from
1
/4" (6) to a
maximum of 1
1
/8" (29).
IMPORTANT NOTE: Regardless of the thickness
of the overlay panel for Model 685 or 695, you
must plan for a flat ’landing’ space for the
decorative bezel surrounding the glasswell area.
Refer to page 25 for exact cut-out dimensions of
the glasswell area in the overlay, spacer and
backer panels. This ’landing’ area can be accom-
plished in a number of different ways. We are
showing two in Illustrations 7 and 8 below.
Illustration 7 shows how you can recess the
bezel to the inset panel. You must rout out a
space to accommodate the 12
7
/8" (327) height
of the bezel. Also keep in mind that the amount
of material you will rout out of the stile will vary
because of the thickness of this element.
However, the width of the stile immediately
adjacent to the bezel must be 1
7
/16" (37). DO
NOT cut the entire stile to this dimension. In this
illustration you can see that rails above and
below the bezel give this a finished look. Make
sure that the bezel is not supporting weight
from the panel.
OVERLAY PANELS
To install overlay
panels, see the
detailed procedures
outlined in the
Sub-Zero Built-In
Installation
Instructions.