Instructions d’installation

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INSTALLATION DE LA CHARNIÈRE CENTRALE À GAUCHE

Retirez les trois capuchons de finition situés à gauche et mettez-les à droite. Retirez les vis-meneaux qui se trouvent

àgauche à l’aide d’un tournevis Phillips, puis installez-les

àdroite.

Installez la charnière centrale à gauche à l’aide des vis, des entretoises et des rondelles (certains modèles) que vous avez enlevées à la deuxième étape.

Ôtez le ruban adhésif qui maintient la porte en position fermée.

ATTENTION : Lorsque la charnière est bien installée, celle-ci repose parfaitement contre la caisse.

ATTENTION : Les vis doivent être bien serrées. Tournez les vis jusqu’à ce qu’elles soient bien ajustées. Puis, resserrez-les d’au moins 1/2 tour en utilisant vos deux mains.

7RÉINSTALLATION DE LA PORTE DU COMPARTIMENT CONGÉLATEUR

Àl’aide d’un tournevis plat, enlevez le capuchon de finition qui se trouve du côté gauche (sur le dessus de la porte) et installez-le du côté droit.

Posez la porte du compartiment congélateur sur l’axe de la charnière centrale.

Avec votre main, soulevez la charnière supérieure et insérez son axe dans le trou de la porte. Puis, refermez la porte.

8ALIGNEMENT DES PORTES

Alignez la porte du compartiment congélateur avec celle du compartiment réfrigérateur de manière à ce que l’espace entre les portes soit uniforme d’un bout à l’autre.

Serrez les vis de la charnière supérieure jusqu’à ce qu’elles soient bien ajustées. Puis, resserrez-les d’au moins 1/2 tour en utilisant vos deux mains.

Installez le couvre-charnière sur la charnière supérieure.

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GTR12 specifications

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