User manual SUB-ZERO 736TR-PS

[. . . ] To obtain local dealer information, visit the Locator section of our website, subzero. com. Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified. 3 Planning Information Integrated Model 736TR I N S TA L L AT I O N S P E C I F I C AT I O N S TOP VIEW 11/2" (38) 18" (457) ANTI-TIP BRACKET* (635) 25" *PLACEMENT OF THE ANTI-TIP BRACKET SHOULD BE 24" (610) FROM THE FRONT OF THE UNIT WITHOUT PANELS TO THE BACK OF THE ANTI-TIP BRACKET. (914) 36" (635) 25" LOCATE ELECTRICAL WITHIN SHADED AREA ­ ORIENT GROUND PRONG TO RIGHT AS SHOWN ANTI-TIP BRACKET (2032) 80" 4 1/2" (114) 1/4" (6) 17 1/2" (445) 2 1/2" (64) 20" (508) NOTE: ANTI-TIP BRACKET MUST BE INSTALLED TO PREVENT UNIT FROM TIPPING FORWARD ANTI-TIP BRACKET FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW DIMENSIONS Finished Rough Opening Width Finished Rough Opening Height Finished Rough Opening Depth Location of Electrical 36" (914) 80" (2032) 25" (635)* Within shaded area * The depth of the Model 736TR is 24" (610) from the front of the unit to its back. Your design may necessitate moving the unit back, or cabinets forward to achieve a flush fit. This will require a minimum rough opening depth of 25" (635). See Installation Instructions shipped with unit for detailed specifications. Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified. 4 Planning Information Integrated Model 736TR I N S TA L L AT I O N N OT E S Refer to the illustrations and specifications for overall dimensions, finished rough opening dimensions and installation specifics. [. . . ] In addition, be aware of local codes and ordinances when installing your service. The Integrated Refrigeration Installation Instructions packed with the appliance will give you step-by-step procedures for making sure the unit is installed properly. Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified. 5 Planning Information Integrated Model 736TR C A B I N E T RY A P P L I C AT I O N S Integrated refrigeration is compatible with virtually any style and look of cabinetry. The models can be used with framed as well as frameless cabinets. Because of the precise application and the look you may want to achieve, there are important questions you need to answer before ordering panels for the doors and/or drawers. As you look at styles of cabinets, keep some important facts in mind: As the reveal between cabinets and the Integrated unit decreases, the potential exists for severe finger pinching or crushing if a hand or fingers are placed in the opening when the door is closing. IMPORTANT NOTE: The depth of each Integrated unit is 24" (610) from the front of the unit to its back. You must allow for the thickness of the panel you are applying when planning for the finished rough opening depth if you want the front panel to be flush with surrounding cabinetry. You may have to move the unit back into drywall or bring the cabinets forward to achieve a flush fit. Weight Limitations ­ The door panel cannot exceed 53 lbs (24 kg) and each drawer panel must not exceed 16 lbs (7 kg). Panel Thickness ­ Door and drawer panels must be a minimum of 5/8" (16) thick. The height of the door panel can grow beyond 45 3/8" (1153) and exceed the 80" (2032) overall height as long as you stay below the recommended door panel weight limit. The toe kick clearance can vary with the height of the lower drawer panel; the maximum panel height is 16 11/16" (424). You must keep a minimum space of 4" (102) clear below the bottom edge of the lower drawer panel so the unit can be properly vented. IMPORTANT NOTE: The inside edges of the rough opening, as well as the sides and a portion of the backside of the decorative panels will need to be finished, as they will be exposed when the door or drawers are open. For the cabinet door, handles must be located near the edge of the panel opposite the hinge, centered top to bottom. Locate handles in the top center area of the drawer panels. Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified. 6 Planning Information Integrated Model 736TR F R A M E D C A B I N E T RY A P P L I C AT I O N S FRAMED CABINETRY Framed cabinetry applications present you with different questions to address. The illustrations on this page show common applications of framed cabinetry. These are not meant to be the only alternatives, but are suggestions from designers around the country. Also refer to the fullscale illustrations at the end of this section for specifics on door openings. 24 (610) CABINET FRAME SUB-ZERO UNIT TO WALL CABINET DOOR 1/8" (3) REVEAL PANEL IMPORTANT NOTE: The depth of each Integrated unit is 24" (610) from the front of the unit to its back. You must allow for the thickness of the panel you are applying when planning for the finished rough opening depth if you want the front panel to be flush with surrounding cabinetry. You may have to move the unit back into drywall or bring the cabinets forward to achieve a flush fit. Illustrations on the following pages give dimensions for an Integrated 36" (914) wide tall unit installed within a framed cabinetry beaded inset application. [. . . ] Your design may necessitate moving the unit back, or cabinets forward to achieve a flush fit. This will require a minimum rough opening depth of 25" (635). Refer to the illustration. TO E K I C K A R E A D E TA I L 9 1016 (268) PANEL 1 2 (13) 1611 16 (424) PANEL 11 9 16 (246) 10 (254) OPTIONAL BASE MOLDING MUST BE REMOVABLE 4 (102) (635) TO WALL 25 5 2 8 TO 4 (67) (102) FLOOR Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified. 13 Planning Information Integrated Model 736TR SUB-ZERO DOOR FRAMED CABINETRY IMPORTANT NOTE: The depth of each Integrated unit is 24" (610) from the front of the unit to its back. Your design may necessitate moving the unit back, or cabinets forward to achieve a flush fit. T 24 (610) TO BACK OF UNIT LINE OF INTERFERENCE* 105° maximum door opening ­ 1/4 scale (top view) LINE OF INTERFERENCE* AT MAXIMUM DOOR OPENING 1 (3) MIN. [. . . ]