U-Line CLR2060 manual Product Dimensions, Cut-Out Dimensions, Door Swing/Clearances Information

CLR2060 — Clear Ice Maker ™

3 Prepare Site Product Dimensions

Your U-Line product has been designed for either free-		24"	26-1/8"
		Including	Including
standing or built-in installation. When built-in, your unit		Handle	Handle
does not require additional air space for top, sides or rear.
However, the front grille must NOT be obstructed and
clearance is required for water, drain and electrical
connections in the rear.
Note: Unit can NOT be installed behind a closed cabinet
door.
Cut-Out Dimensions		34-1/8"	34-1/8"
		14-15/16"	14-15/16"
		Black and White	Stainless Steel
See Electrical		Figure 2
Specifications	24"
for Power Supply
34-1/4"		Please note that the unit has adjustable feet that can add
to
35-1/8"		one additional inch to height during leveling or to match
		adjacent cabinets (see Figure 44 on Page 17.)
8"		Door Swing/Clearances Information
15-3/16"
Figure 1		Black and White units have a zero clearance for the door
		to open 90° (see Figure 3). Stainless Steel models require
Follow the cut-out drawing in Figure 1. The 15-3/16"		a minimum of 2-1/8" door clearance to accommodate the
		handle if the unit is installed next to a wall or similar type
width allows 1/4" for ease in installation and removal of
		of structure.
the unit. The 24" depth is the counter depth in most
installations. The unit is 24" deep including the handle
on Black and White models and 24" deep including the		Wall	Wall
door and not the handle on Stainless Steel models (see		1/4" Min.	2-1/8" Min.
Figure 2).
IMPORTANT
If you would like to align the face of the unit with other
adjacent cabinet doors in certain installations, you may		21-3/4"	21-3/4"
need to alter the wall just behind the drain connection on
the unit to accommodate the drain. The actual amount of
alteration will be determined by your actual drain
connection components.
		16-1/2"	16-1/2"
		90°	90°
		Door Swing	Door Swing
		Black and White	Stainless Steel
		Figure 3
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