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Index 1 CONFORMITY OF APPLIANCE 3 2 MAIN ASSEMBLY TYPES 3 2.1 Under worktop 3 2.2 Double door 10 2.3 Combined 14 2.4 Single door Fridge or single door Freezer 19 2.5 Combined free-standing 25 3 CONNECTION TO THE MAINS 36 N.B. All measurements are expressed in millimetres (mm). GB 99-11-03/01 2-38
1 CONFORMITY OF APPLIANCE This appliance complies with the following EC Directives: 73/23/EEC dated 19/02/73 (Low voltages) and subsequent amendments 89/336/EEC dated 03/05/89 (Electromagnetic Compatibility) and subsequent amendments 2 MAIN ASSEMBLY TYPES 2.1 Under worktop 2.1.1 Working and fitted dimensions Fig. 1 GB 99-11-03/01 3-38
2.1.2 Reversible door Fig. 2 The direction in which the door opens can easily be reversed (the under worktop unit is supplied closed, with the door opening to the right), merely by changing the position of the hinges and fasteners as shown in Fig. 2. Take care that these operations are carried out correctly, as the hinges and brackets are also used to fasten the appliance at the side. 2.1.3 Fitting in the space and adjusting the feet Fig. 3 If the space is wide enough to leave a gap between the side of the appliance and the side of the space, using the gasket illustrated in Fig. 3 it is possible to recover up to 20 mm. GB 99-11-03/01 4-38
Fig. 4 After ensuring that the space will allow the power cable to be connected to the mains, insert the appliance, if necessary adjusting the height of the feet as shown in Fig. 4. If the worktop is made of wood, please consult the section TOP FASTENING before inserting the appliance into the space. Likewise, when FITTING AT THE END OF A COMPOSITION, consult the relative section before inserting the appliance into the space. By adjusting in this way it is possible to vary the height of the under worktop unit by up to 6 cm, bringing the height to 875 mm. Insert the mopboard and then the ventilation grate (SEE CAUTIONS AND ADVICE), moving it lengthwise on the guides provided until it comes into contact with the base itself, as shown illustrated in Fig. 4. Lock the grate to the mopboard, using the self-tapping screws provided. GB 99-11-03/01 5-38
2.1.4 Fastening the appliance to the unit SIDE FASTENING Follow the steps indicated in Fig. 5 and Fig. 6 adjusting the bracket horizontally in the slots provided so as to fasten correctly. Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 7 TOP FASTENING If the worktop is made of wood, an additional fastening can be provided using the brackets shown in Fig. 7. The screws used for fastening are supplied with the appliance. Obviously if the worktop is in marble or granite, top fastening must not be carried out. GB 99-11-03/01 6-38
2.1.5 Fitting at the end of a composition Fig. 8 If the under worktop appliance is fitted at the end of a composition it will be necessary, before fastening it in the manner described above and before inserting it in the space, to fix the side panel to the back of the appliance using the two brackets (fitted to the product) and the screws provided, as illustrated in Fig. 8. 2.1.6 Fitting the wooden door Fig. 9 Prepare the wooden door by drilling the panel internally, using a drill bit less than 2,5 mm in diameter, to a depth of 5 mm. Fasten the two screws without locking them, as shown in Fig. 9, complying with the measurements indicated. 40 + A A B 484 B B GB 99-11-03/01 7-38
Fig. 10 Place the wooden door in position, using the slots on the hinge and bracket to adjust the position of the door both horizontally and vertically, as illustrated in Fig. 10 and Fig. 11, turning the adjusting screws. Fig. 11 Fig. 12 Then fix the door at the bottom using the screws provided, as shown in Fig. 12. GB 99-11-03/01 8-38
2.1.7 Cautions and advice when fitting under a worktop Fig. 13 1. It is essential that the front ventilation grate supplied with the product be correctly positioned. This is because the only air circulation is underneath the appliance (see Fig. 13) without any of the chimney effect typical of column mounted appliances, so that it can easily be understood how the efficiency of the appliance strongly depends on whether or not this element is correctly fitted. AIR CIRCULATION DIAGRAM CONDENSER FAN COMPRESSOR FRONT VENTILATION GRATE AIR INLET AIR OUTLET 2. If the under worktop is not equipped with a fan motor kit it is essential that, as well as the front air grate, there be a space of at least 1 cm between the worktop and the fridge. GB 99-11-03/01 9-38
2.2 Double door 2.2.1 Working and fitted dimensions Fig. 14 45 min 550 543 405 1677 1145 53 28 46 550 min 560 min 1678 2.2.2 Reversible door Fig. 15 It is possible to choose the direction in which the door opens, by removing the pair of pins and eliminating the hinge between the two doors, as illustrated in Fig. 15. GB 99-11-03/01 10-38
2.2.3 Fitting in the space - Space requirements Fig. 16 If the space is wide enough to leave a gap between the side of the appliance and the side of the space, using the gasket illustrated in Fig. 16 it is possible to recover up to 20 mm. Fig. 17 The gasket must be fitted on the opposite side to the hinges. After ensuring that the space will allow the power cable to be connected to the mains, insert the double door appliance into the space, as illustrated in Fig. 17. GB 99-11-03/01 11-38
Fig. 18 To ensure that the appliance operates correctly it is essential that the motor and condenser be properly ventilated. For this reason, the space in which the appliance is to be fitted must have openings both at the top and bottom to guarantee a circulation of air. Two types of column are to be considered suitable. 45 min 2.2.4 Fastening the appliance to the unit Fig. 19 Once the appliance has been positioned in the space, it can be fastened to the walls of the column at the points indicated in Fig. 19. A GB 99-11-03/01 12-38
Fig. 20 TOP FASTENING Using the three screws provided, fasten the metal flap to the roof of the space, as illustrated in Fig. 19. BOTTOM FASTENING Fasten the appliance at the bottom, using the screws provided. SIDE FASTENINGS Using the horizontally adjustable brackets, fasten the appliance with the screws provided, as illustrated in Fig. 19. Then fit Item A illustrated in Fig. 19 and then the molding, pressing until it clicks into place. FIXING THE PULL-OUT SYSTEM (PULLING SLIDES) Position the small slides on the door (Item A Fig. 20) using the holes provided. A B A B Then, respecting the distance shown in Fig. 20 open the door and position the large slides on it (Item B Fig. 20) checking that the two items do not interfere with each other by opening and closing a few times. GB 99-11-03/01 13-38
2.2.5 Cautions and advice when fitting the double door 1. Check that there is a play of 1-2 mm between the fridge door and the wooden door, and that when the wooden door is closed the magnetic fridge seal closes properly. 2. For single compressor products, should it not be possible to fit the grate for aesthetic reasons, adequate ventilation can be provided by installing a fan (spare parts code 42301). 3. Avoid locking the appliance to the column at the back, as it must be possible to extract it to carry out any technical operations that may be required. 4. Check that the condensation tray located over the compressor is in the correct position and properly fastened. 5. After selecting the direction in which the door is to open, check that the inside light turns off when the door closes. 2.3 Combined 2.3.1 Working and fitted dimensions Fig. 21 45 min 23 545 543 550 min 1772 690 605 1027 560 min 1772 +3 0 53 64 GB 99-11-03/01 14-38
2.3.2 Reversible door Fig. 22 It is possible to choose the direction in which the door opens, by removing the pair of pins and eliminating the hinge between the two doors, as illustrated in Fig. 22. 2.3.3 Fitting in the space - Space requirements Fig. 23 If the space is wide enough to leave a gap between the side of the appliance and the side of the space, using the gasket illustrated in Fig. 23 it is possible to recover up to 20 mm. The gasket must be fitted on the opposite side to the hinges. GB 99-11-03/01 15-38
Fig. 24 To ensure that the appliance operates correctly it is essential that the motor and condenser be properly ventilated. For this reason, the space in which the appliance is to be fitted must have openings to guarantee a circulation of air. Two types of column are to be considered suitable. 45 min 2.3.4 Fastening the appliance to the unit Fig. 25 Once the appliance has been positioned in the space it can be fastened to the walls of the column at the points indicated in Fig. 25. GB 99-11-03/01 16-38
Fig. 26 TOP FASTENING Using the three screws provided, fasten the metal flap to the roof of the space, as illustrated in Fig. 25. BOTTOM FASTENING Fasten the appliance at the bottom, using the screws provided, as illustrated in Fig. 25. SIDE FASTENING Using the horizontally adjustable brackets, fasten the appliance with the screws provided, as illustrated in Fig. 25. Then apply the molding, fixing it to the appliance with the special screws provided, as illustrated in Fig. 26. REAR FASTENING (END OF COMPOSITION) To ensure that the side panel at the end of a composition remains stable even when the door is opened, it is recommended that you also fit the two items illustrated in Fig. 25. GB 99-11-03/01 17-38
Fig. 27 FIXING THE PULL-OUT SYSTEM (PULLING SLIDES) Position the small slide on the door (Item A Fig. 27) using the holes provided. A B A B Then, respecting the distance shown in Fig. 27 open the door and position the large slides on it (Item B Fig. 27) checking that the two items do not interfere with each other by opening and closing a few times. 2.3.5 Cautions and advice for combined assembly 1. Check that there is a play of 1-2 mm between the fridge door and the wooden door, and that when the wooden door is closed the magnetic fridge seal closes properly. 2. For single compressor products, should it not be possible to fit the grate for aesthetic reasons, adequate ventilation can be provided by installing a fan (spare parts code 42301). 3. Avoid locking the appliance to the column at the back, as it must be possible to extract it to carry out any technical operations that may be required. 4. Check that the condensation tray located over the compressor is in the correct position and properly fastened. 5. After selecting the direction in which the door is to open, check that the inside light turns off when the door closes. GB 99-11-03/01 18-38
2.4 Single door Fridge or single door Freezer 2.4.1 Working and fitted dimensions Fig. 28 45 min 549 540 550 min 560 min 878 549 540 875 875 550 min 560 min 878 2.4.2 Reversible door Fig. 29 The direction in which the door opens can be reversed by removing the pair of pins as illustrated in Fig. 29. GB 99-11-03/01 19-38
2.4.3 Reversible door on 3 star compartment Fig. 30 According to the direction in which the door opens, the door to the 3 star compartment must be modified accordingly, proceeding as follows: 1. Press upwards to free the bottom fastening. 2. Pull outwards to free the top fastening. 3. Turn the door by 180 to bring the handle over to the opposite side. 4. Replace the top fastening. 5. Press lightly to replace the bottom hinge fastening the door. This sequence of operations is illustrated schematically in Fig. 30. 3 4 2 1 5 GB 99-11-03/01 20-38
2.4.4 Reversible door on 4 star compartment Fig. 31 According to the direction in which the door opens, the door on the 4 star compartment must be modified accordingly, proceeding as follows: 1. Unfasten the screw fixing the prong 2. Unfasten the screw fixing the door support 3. Remove the door, pulling downwards to free it from the top fastening 4. Remove the plugs covering the holes 5. Turn the door by 180 to bring the handle over to the opposite side 6. Replace the top fastening 7. Replace the bottom support, fixing it to the pre-formed projection using the same screw 8. Replace the prong, fixing it with the same screw 9. Replace the plugs to cover the unused holes This sequence of operations is illustrated schematically in Fig. 31 and Fig. 32. GB 99-11-03/01 21-38
Fig. 32 2.4.5 Fitting in the space - Space requirements for proper ventilation Fig. 33 If the space is wide enough to leave a gap between the side of the appliance and the side of the space, using the gasket illustrated in Fig. 30 it is possible to recover up to 20 mm. After ensuring that the space will allow the power cable to be connected to the mains, insert the appliance into the space. To ensure that the appliance operates correctly it is essential that the motor and condenser be properly ventilated. For this reason, the space in which the appliance is to be fitted must have openings to guarantee a circulation of air. GB 99-11-03/01 22-38
Fig. 34 Two types of column are to be considered suitable. 45 min When installed in a single column the grate must be at the bottom, whereas in combined assemblies there are two types of column as described above. 2.4.6 Fastening the appliance to the unit Fig. 35 Once the appliance has been set in position in the space, it can be fastened to the walls of the column at the points illustrated in Fig. 35. GB 99-11-03/01 23-38
Fig. 36 TOP FASTENING Using the three screws provided, fasten the metal flap to the roof of the space, as illustrated in Fig. 35. BOTTOM FASTENING Fasten the appliance at the bottom, using the screws provided. FIXING THE PULL-OUT SYSTEM (PULLING SLIDES) Position the small slides on the door (Item A Fig. 36) using the holes provided. A B A B Then, respecting the distance shown in Fig. 36 open the door and position the large slides on it (Item B Fig. 36) checking that the two items do not interfere with each other by opening and closing a few times. 2.4.7 Cautions and advice when fitting 1. Check that there is a play of 1-2 mm between the fridge door and the wooden door, and that when the wooden door is closed the magnetic fridge seal closes properly. 2. Avoid locking the appliance to the column at the back, as it must be possible to extract it to carry out any technical operations that may be required. 3. Check that the condensation tray located over the compressor is in the correct position and properly fastened (except OKMG 160). 4. After selecting the direction in which the door is to open, check that the inside light turns off when the door closes. GB 99-11-03/01 24-38
2.5 Combined free-standing 2.5.1 Reason for the Product The new Ariston combined unit has been created to deal with the needs of the European Fitted Fridge Market. This is because European Consumers require a larger working volume; while at the same time new ecological regulations enforce reduced power consumption and thus an increase in the thickness of fridge walls. Furthermore, standardisation of the manufacture of Modular kitchen units means that a 60 cm. unit is obligatory. The new Ariston combined deals with all these needs and more, with its working volume of 340 lt that can be fitted with ease into 60 cm. 2.5.2 Product Dimensions (Fig. 37) Fig. 37 560 1920 60 mm 550 100-150 The dimensions of the new Ariston Combined make it possible to use the traditional components (Door and Side walls) offered by Kitchen Manufacturers: Height 2020 mm Depth Width 550 mm 560 mm Compressor and Condenser (Fig. 37), inserted in the base, are self-ventilating to guarantee improved operation and reliability. The product can thus be installed directly in contact with the rear wall: it is no longer necessary to leave passages for air at the rear of the column, or to cut the mopboard to insert ventilation grates. GB 99-11-03/01 25-38
2.5.3 General Points for Installation (Fig. 38) Compared with traditional products, which are fitted into a column, the new Ariston combined stands on the floor. Side walls, door and mopboard are fitted easily and perfectly to the product itself. In this way the largest possible working volume is available for the end User: 340 lt. The installation system (Fig. 38) makes it possible to satisfy all the furnishing solutions offered by Kitchen Manufacturers, as shown by the following figures: Mopboard height: Standard Side Walls: from 100 to 150 mm Thickness from 16 to 20 mm Depth from 550 mm (min) Column height from 1920 mm (min) Door in the standard cold column measurements, for a 60 cm modular unit The adjustment systems available ensure perfect alignment with adjacent overhead and base units. N.B. The combined unit must be fixed to the wall at the top (Item D Fig. 43). Fig. 38 Fridge column composition 1 560 4 600 6 2 3 1940 240 lt 720 100 lt 100 150 5 100 550 580 Totale 340 lt 1 Top fastening 2 Side wall fastening 3 Connection bracket 4 Optional filler panel 5 Mopboard fastening 6 Optional top unit GB 99-11-03/01 26-38
2.5.4 Preparation of the side walls and doors Preparation of the Side Walls (Fig. 39) For better hold and longer life it is advisable, before screwing on the brackets, to insert nylon bushes (not provided) into the holes (diameter 5 mm). To fasten, use the screws provided. Drill holes following the chart enclosed in Fig. 39: measurements are with reference to the lower and to the front edges of the side wall. After having drilled the holes, fit the brackets from the bag of accessories: top side wall bracket bottom side wall bracket rear fastening square Fig. 39 1 64 256 64 139 4 960 1888 539 2 3 5 26 64 160 64 171 6 1 55O Min. 2 Front edge 3 1920 Min. (without top) - 1940 Min. (with top) 4 Top bracket 5 Rear fastening square 6 Bottom bracket GB 99-11-03/01 27-38
Fig. 40 Fastening shelves / Column top The minimum height of the side wall with top is 1940 mm. To fit the Top of the column and any shelves, use the shelf supports provided (8 pairs of supports for two shelves). Drill the holes as illustrated in Fig. 40: drilling on shelf Item B Fig. 40 drilling on side wall Item A Fig. 40 Use the drilling dimensions illustrated and space the holes as required by the Kitchen Manufacturer. The metal part of the support joint must be fixed to the side wall with the flat head screws provided (Item A Fig. 40) 13mm ø 18mm 7mm B 8mm A Preparation of the Door (Fig. 41) For better hold and longer life it is advisable, before screwing on the brackets, to insert nylon bushes (not provided) into the holes (diameter 5 mm). To fasten, use the screws provided. Drill holes following the chart enclosed in Fig. 41; measurements are with reference to: the middle of the door from the bottom edge for the fridge door, from the top edge for the freezer door. Measurements obviously have to take into account the space between doors (minimum 2 mm). GB 99-11-03/01 28-38
Fig. 41 After having drilled the holes, fit the brackets from the bag of accessories: top door bracket (two pieces) door connection bracket (one for each door) The door connection brackets must be positioned with an eye to the direction (see Fig. 41). If the door is frame type use holes A to fasten the top brackets, to prevent the bracket from turning; if the door is a solid one, use holes B. 32 32 32 = 532= 32 32 32 4 1085 2 5 = = 544 73 61 = 544 = 73 61 3 1 1 Frame 40 Min. 2 1198 Min. (for side wall 1920 high) 3 716 Min. 4 Fastening points for frame type doors 5 Fastening points for non-frame type doors GB 99-11-03/01 29-38
2.5.5 Fitting the product and adjusting Fitting and adjusting the column The installation sequence is as follows: 1. Adjusting Height of Feet and Mopboard Depth (Fig. 43) 2. Fitting, Adjusting and Fastening Side Walls (Fig. 42 and Fig. 43) 3. Fitting Shelves/Top (Fig. 44) 4. Adjusting Feet on uneven surfaces and Fastening the Column to the Wall (Fig. 43) 5. Fitting, Adjusting and Fastening Door (Fig. 45) 6. Fitting Mopboard/Side Mopboard 1. Adjusting Height of Feet and Mopboard Depth (Fig. 43) Adjust the 4 feet according to the height of the kitchen mopboard (from 100 to 150 mm). Adjust the depth of the front feet, using a size 17 spanner to loosen the nut indicated in Fig. 42. Lock the nut again when the chosen depth has been reached (from 0 to 60 mm). 2. Side Walls (18-19 mm): Fitting, Adjusting and Fastening (Fig. 42 and Fig. 43) First insert the side wall bottom bracket (A) in the slots on the base. Lift the side wall slightly and press gently to insert the top bracket (B) into the bracket (C) fastened to the cabinet. Once the side wall has been fitted, carry out any adjustments to the depth and alignment, as illustrated in Fig. 43 using a size 5 setscrew wrench on the screw in the base (front foot area). The side wall is fastened using the screws provided at four points in front plus one at the back (indicated by the arrows Fig. 43). 16 mm side wall: if 16 mm side walls are used it is necessary to move the brackets (C) located at the top of the cabinet, by turning the fastening screws. Also insert a 2 mm spacer under the side wall bottom bracket (A). GB 99-11-03/01 30-38
Fig. 42 Fitting side walls D C B 2 A 1 D Wall fastening bracket GB 99-11-03/01 31-38
Fig. 43 Adjusting side walls and front feet D 1 2 60mm D Wall fastening bracket 1 Points at which the side walls are fastened to the appliance 2 Size 5 mm setscrew wrench for vertical adjustment of side walls GB 99-11-03/01 32-38
3. Fitting Shelves/Top (Fig. 44) Fit the shelf/shelves as illustrated in Fig. 44. If the space between the top and the fridge does not allow the wall fastening bracket to be inserted, the bracket must be moved to the last shelf. The bracket is removed by turning the fastening screws. This modification makes future Servicing operations easier. The top case of the fridge can be aligned with the front profile of the side wall or with the front side of the fridge, as the installer prefers. The top case must then be fastened to the top or to the top filling. If the space between the fridge and the top of the column is restricted, a front filler can be used (see Fig. 38) and this must be fastened using the shelf supports. Fig. 44 Fitting Shelves/Top 4. Adjusting Feet on uneven surfaces and Fastening the Column to the Wall (Fig. 43) After fastening the side walls, position the cold column at the point of installation; then adjust the feet to deal with any irregularities in the surface of the floor. At this point, fasten the fridge to the rear wall using a plug (not provided) through the square (D) (Fig. 43). GB 99-11-03/01 33-38
5. Fitting, Adjusting and Fastening Doors (Fig. 45) Fit the bottom door (freezer) first, and then the top door (fridge). Fig. 45 Fitting, Adjusting and Fastening Doors F D E 1 B A B A B A 1 Door fastening points GB 99-11-03/01 34-38
6. Bottom Door (Freezer) Fit and adjust with the fridge door open. Connect the door by inserting the bracket hooks (A) into the slots in the adjusting blocks (B) inserted in the freezer door. Align the door with adjacent bases, adjusting the blocks (B) (in height, depth, width) with a size 5 setscrew wrench (as illustrated in the figure). If the depth of the door is changed it will be necessary to adjust the bushes (D - indicated with an arrow) by turning them from inside the freezer door with a size 5 setscrew wrench (lift up the seal - Item F Fig. 44). Fasten the door once it has been adjusted, inserting the four fastening screws provided (length 30 mm) into the bushings (D) from the inside of the freezer door. 7. Top Door (Fridge) Fit and adjust with the freezer door open. Connect the door by inserting the bracket hooks (A) into the slots in the adjusting blocks (B) inserted in the fridge door. Lift the door slightly until the brackets (E) connect with the top bushings (D). These brackets are required to support the top door during adjustment operations. Align the door, adjusting the blocks (B) (in height, depth, width) with a size 5 setscrew wrench (as illustrated in the figure). If the depth of the door has been adjusted it will be necessary to adjust the bushings (D - indicated by an arrow) by turning them from inside the freezer door with a size 5 setscrew wrench (lift up the seal - Item F Fig. 44). Fasten the door once it has been adjusted, inserting the six fastening screws provided (length 30 mm) into the bushings (D) from the inside of the fridge door. 8. Fitting Mopboard/Side Mopboard The mopboard (mopboards) are fitted using standard components. Foot leg diameter 28 mm. GB 99-11-03/01 35-38
3 CONNECTION TO THE MAINS Insert the plug into a power socket fitted with a proper earthing connection, after first checking that the voltage and frequency of the mains power supply correspond to the values indicated on the rating plate on the appliance s stainless steel door fairing, and that the system to which it is being connected is sized for the maximum load indicated on the plate. If the socket to which the appliance is connected does not correspond to the plug, always use an adapter that has been certified by a competent body, and in any case one with a dissipated power of not less than 1500 W as other adapters might cause overheating, resulting in a fire hazard. GB 99-11-03/01 36-38
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Merloni Elettrodomestici spa viale Aristide Merloni, 47-60044 Fabriano tel. 0732/6611 - telex 560196 - fax 0732/662954 www.merloni.com GB 99-11-03/01 38-38