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Fitting American Fridge Freezer.

pinkfloydian · 2019-11-19 19:08:47

I am adding an American fridge freezer into an existing part of a fitted kitchen and I was wondering what air space I should leave around the unit. I understand that I should leave 10cm at the rear. The front will be open so I'm wondering what is the minimum gap at the sides and top. T

19-11-2019 7:08pm

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pinkfloydian

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I am adding an American fridge freezer into an existing part of a fitted kitchen and I was wondering what air space I should leave around the unit. I understand that I should leave 10cm at the rear. The front will be open so I'm wondering what is the minimum gap at the sides and top.

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#2 19-11-2019 9:24pm

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not really important at sides, cooling air is drawn in from the vents in the front with a fan and needs room to escape at rear

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