Dacor IF36 Series 사용자 설명서
3 Door Panel Overlay Installation Guide
Part No. 102426 Rev. A
IF36 Series
3-Door Refrigerators
3-Door Refrigerators
Top Panels:
Width
Height (in inches)
1/4” or 3/8” backer *
17 13/16*
42 1/16
* Recessed backer option: The backer material is exposed along the handle side of both upper doors.
The 17 13/16” width dimension provides both 1/4” and 3/8” backers with a 3/16” recesses from the backer
edge to the panel edge along the handle side. See page 2. The exposed edge of the backer material can
be covered with wood veneer, melamine or painted to match either the panel or refrigerator color. Handle
mounting screws will retain panels to the hinge side of the panel frame. A full dimension backer without any
recess would measure 17 15/16”. For a full dimension backer, read and understand the information and
notes for 1/4” veneered panels.
The 17 13/16” width dimension provides both 1/4” and 3/8” backers with a 3/16” recesses from the backer
edge to the panel edge along the handle side. See page 2. The exposed edge of the backer material can
be covered with wood veneer, melamine or painted to match either the panel or refrigerator color. Handle
mounting screws will retain panels to the hinge side of the panel frame. A full dimension backer without any
recess would measure 17 15/16”. For a full dimension backer, read and understand the information and
notes for 1/4” veneered panels.
Frameless Overlay (panel covers metal trim)
18 1/8
42 1/4
Framed Inlay (panel does not cover metal trim)
17 13/16
41 5/8
Framed Veneer **
18 **
42 1/16
** Note: an additional instruction specific to a 1/4” veneered backer. The metal frame is designed to fit a
panel 17 15/16” wide. Cutting an 18” panel allows for a 1/4” space between upper panels and covers the
1/16” edge of the aluminum trim at both ends of the handle side of the panel. Detailed filing is needed at the
top and bottom of the handle side of both upper doors for the panel to fit. TEST FIT BEFORE AND DURING
FILING. Carefully file a small notch approximate 1/16” x 7/32” at the bottom of the handle side of the panel
to allow the panel bottom to fit into the top and bottom aluminum trim. TEST FIT BEFORE AND DURING
FILING. Carefully file a similar 1/16” x 7/32” notch at the top to allow the top trim to fit over the top of the
panel.
panel 17 15/16” wide. Cutting an 18” panel allows for a 1/4” space between upper panels and covers the
1/16” edge of the aluminum trim at both ends of the handle side of the panel. Detailed filing is needed at the
top and bottom of the handle side of both upper doors for the panel to fit. TEST FIT BEFORE AND DURING
FILING. Carefully file a small notch approximate 1/16” x 7/32” at the bottom of the handle side of the panel
to allow the panel bottom to fit into the top and bottom aluminum trim. TEST FIT BEFORE AND DURING
FILING. Carefully file a similar 1/16” x 7/32” notch at the top to allow the top trim to fit over the top of the
panel.
Bottom Panel:
Width
Height (in inches)
1/4” or 3/8” backer material
36 3/16
23 13/16
Frameless Overlay (panel covers metal trim)
36 1/2
24
Framed Inlay (panel does not cover metal trim)
35 3/4
23 3/8
Framed Veneer
36 3/16
23 13/16
No backer instructions: Mill panel or frame material to include a 1/4” x 3/16” tongue on the trim edge.
Use appropriate inlay or overlay dimension to construct panels with the proper outside dimensions. See
illustrations on page 4.
Use appropriate inlay or overlay dimension to construct panels with the proper outside dimensions. See
illustrations on page 4.
Note: Longer screws are needed to attach the handle mounting posts when overlay panels are applied. For
ease and availability, consider using Kreg pocket screws: 2-1/2”, #8 Coarse, Washer-Head. Predrill panels
with a 5/32” pilot hole. DO NOT predrill the refrigerator metal door. DO NOT over tighten.
ease and availability, consider using Kreg pocket screws: 2-1/2”, #8 Coarse, Washer-Head. Predrill panels
with a 5/32” pilot hole. DO NOT predrill the refrigerator metal door. DO NOT over tighten.