Cómo Invertir EL Vaivén DE LA Puerta

Instrucciones para la instalación

NOTAS IMPORTANTES

Al invertir el vaivén de la puerta:

•Lea las instrucciones completamente antes de empezar.

•Maneje las partes con cuidado para evitar raspar la pintura.

•Ponga los tornillos con su parte correspondiente para evitar usarlas en el lugar equivocado.

•Disponga de una superficie de trabajo que no se raspe para las puertas.

IMPORTANTE: Una vez que empiece, no mueva el gabinete hasta que haya completado el proceso de invertir el vaivén de la puerta.

Estas instrucciones son para cambiar las bisagras del lado derecho al izquierdo, si alguna vez desea cambiar las bisagras al lado derecho nuevamente, siga las mismas instrucciones e invierta toda las referencias hacia la izquierda y derecha.

Desconecte el refrigerador de su toma corriente eléctrico.

Desocupe los estantes de la puerta incluyendo el compartimiento de productos lácteos.

HERRAMIENTAS REQUERIDAS

Destornillador de estrella	Destornillador de casquillo con
	cabeza de 3/8″ (se recomienda
	un casquillo de 6 puntos)

Cinta de enmascarar

Cuchillo para masilla

(espátula) o destornillador

delgado

Destornillador Torx® T20 ó T25, según lo requiera su modelo

1RETIRE LA PUERTA DEL CONGELADOR

Pegue la puerta cerrada con cinta de enmascarar.

Retire la cubierta de la bisagra en la parte superior de la puerta del congelador (en algunos modelos).

Retire los dos tornillos Torx®, luego levante la bisagra directo hacia arriba para liberar el pasador de la bisagra del casquillo en la parte superior de la puerta.

Bisagra superior

Retire la cinta e incline la puerta hacia fuera del gabinete. Levántela del pasador de la bisagra del centro.

Ponga la puerta en una superficie que no se raye con la parte exterior hacia arriba.

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