Design Guide (Sub-Zero)

subzd3D.gif (1123 bytes) 600 SERIES PLANNING INFORMATION

CAUTION
Do not exceed the overlay decorative panel dimensions listed for the Models 611 or 650 in the standard or optional charts. If you try to make the reveal tighter between the door and drawer panels, the panels may hit when opening and closing, causing possible damage to the panels and the Sub-Zero unit.

Hardware Considerations

The handle hardware must be installed before installing the panel assembly. Use larger D-style pulls. If screws with thick heads are used, the screws will need to countersunk into the door before the panel is put into place.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Sub-Zero does not recommend using single pull knobs on any of its 600 Series units.

If your customer has chosen overlay decorative door and grille panels, the unit will be shipped without handle hard-ware. You or the cabinet manufacturer must provide handle hardware at the job site to match the overall decorating scheme.

However, you can order handles from Sub-Zero as optional features. These handles incorporate the craftsmanship and attention to detail for which Sub-Zero is famous.

Optional handles are available in the following designs and configurations:

18-inch antique brass handles

18-inch polished brass handles

18-inch polished chrome handles

1-inch diameter by 24-inch long stainless steel handles

Side Panels

When planning for side panels with the installation of the 600 Series unit, you need to be aware of space configuration to achieve a pleasing fit. Depending on the exact panel you are using with your unit, the height of the panel will vary. Refer to illustration 11 for placement of cuts around the toe kick and grille area and remember that the dimension to the back of the main frame is 23-7/8 inches.

subzd13a.gif (4795 bytes)

Electrical

A 115 volt, 6OHz, 15 amp circuit breaker and electrical supply is required. It is recommended that a separate circuit, serving only this appliance, be provided.

WARNING!
All Sub-Zero 600 Series units are equipped with a power cord with a 3-prong grounding plug and it must be plugged into a mating 3-prong grounding type wall receptacle. Follow the National Electrical Code and local codes and ordinances when installing the receptacle. Refer to illustration 1, page 9, for exact specifications.

subzd01a.jpg (7594 bytes)

subzd1b.gif (4326 bytes)

Design Guide - Page 13