Instructions d’installation

2INVERSION DE L’OUVERTURE DES PORTES

NOTES IMPORTANTES

Pour inverser le sens d’ouverture des portes :

Lisez toutes les directives avant de commencer.

Manipulez les pièces avec précaution pour éviter de rayer la peinture.

Posez les vis à côté des pièces correspondantes pour ne pas les utiliser aux mauvais endroits.

Posez les portes sur un plan de travail qui ne risque pas de rayer la peinture.

IMPORTANT : Une fois commencée votre inversion du sens d’ouverture des portes, ne déplacez jamais votre réfrigérateur avant d’avoir terminé.

Ces directives s’appliquent à l’inversion des charnières du côté droit au côté gauche. Si vous voulez remettre les charnières à droite, suivez les mêmes directives en inversant toutes les références aux côtés gauche et droit.

OUTILS REQUIS

1AVANT DE COMMENCER

1.1 Débranchez le réfrigérateur.

1.2Videz tous les balconnets y compris le compartiment laitier.

Tournevis Phillips

Ruban-cache

Tournevis à tête de force T 20 ou T 25, (nécessaire pour cértains modèles)

Tourne-écrou à douille de 5/16 po

Couteau à mastiquer ou tournevis à lame mince

Clé ouverte de 5/16 po

ATTENTION : Ne laissez pas tomber la porte sur le sol ce qui pourrait endommager la butée de porte.

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GE 17 operating instructions Inversion DE L’OUVERTURE DES Portes, Outils Requis Avant DE Commencer

17 specifications

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