Coloque EL Refrigerador EN SU Lugar | GE 23, 25 instruction

Instrucciones para la instalación

CÓMO INSTALAR EL REFRIGERADOR (CONT.)

4COLOQUE EL REFRIGERADOR EN SU LUGAR

Mueva el refrigerador a su destino final.

5CÓMO NIVELAR EL REFRIGERADOR

El refrigerador puede nivelarse ajustando los rodillos localizados cerca de las bisagras inferiores.

Rodillos

Levante

Los rodillos tienen tres propósitos:

•Los rodillos se ajustan para que la puerta cierre con facilidad cuando

esté medio abierta. (Levante el frente aproximadamente 16 mm [5/8″] del piso.)

•Los rodillos se ajustan para que el refrigerador esté colocado firmemente en el piso y no tambalee.

•Los rodillos se ajustan para que el refrigerador pueda ser alejado de la pared en momentos de limpieza.

Para ajustar los rodillos en los modelos de 23’ y 25’:

CÓMO NIVELAR LAS PUERTAS

Ajuste la puerta del refrigerador para que las puertas estén niveladas en la parte superior.

Para linear:

Usando una llave de 7/16″, gire el tornillo ajustable de la puerta hacia la derecha para levantar la puerta, y a la izquierda para bajarla.

NOTA:

Un tapón de nilón, empotrado en las roscas del pasador, evita que el pasador gire a no ser que se use una llave.

Después de una o dos vueltas de la llave, abra y cierre la puerta del refrigerador y cerciórese de que están alineadas en la parte superior.

Las puertas deben estar alineadas en la parte superior

Levantar

Llave de 7/16″

•Gire los tornillos de ajuste del rodillo en sentido de las agujas del reloj para levantar el refrigerador, y en contra de las agujas del reloj para bajarlo. Use una llave o un

cubo de cabeza hexagonal de 3/8″ o una llave ajustable.

Tornillo de ajuste del

rodillo

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