Built-In Installation 18
Position the Unit
U
se an appliance dolly to move the unit near the rough
opening. Each built-in unit is equipped with rollers, so it
can be moved into position more easily.
Shut off power to the electrical outlet. Plug the power
supply cord into the 15 amp grounded outlet and roll the
unit into position. Be sure that the anti-tip brackets are
properly engaged.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If possible, keep the door(s) closed
until the unit is properly anchored.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If for any reason the unit has been laid
on its back or side, you must allow the unit to stand
upright for a minimum of 24 hours before connecting
power.
Water Line Connection
A
pproximately 3' (.9 m) of
1
/4"
plastic tubing is connected
to the unit with a preassembled
1
/4" compression connec-
tion at the end. This tubing is located under the unit.
The water line fitting connection kit, provided with the unit,
contains a
1
/4" compression union fitting for connection to
the household water line. Place the compression nut and
sleeve on the water line and fasten to the connection at
the end of the tubing under the unit. Do not over tighten.
Check all water line fittings for leaks. Make sure that the
drain pan can be installed or removed without any water
line interference.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Be sure to purge the water line prior to
final connection to the unit. This will remove any debris
that may be present in the tubing from installing the new
water line.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If a reverse osmosis system used, it is
recommended that the water filter be bypassed. Refer to
information on water filter bypass mode on page 22.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Let your customer know that the ice
maker will not produce ice immediately, and that the first
few batches of ice produced should be discarded. Allow
24 hours for proper ice production.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Caution must be taken not to expose
the refrigerator and/or water lines leading to the refriger-
ator to freezing temperatures. Exposure could cause
damage to the product and home.
Protect any finished flooring before moving the unit
into place.
To reduce the possibility of the unit tipping forward,
the front leveling legs must be in contact with the
floor once the unit is in position.
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