What are the required clearances around the unit if building it in?
216656
My Owner's Manual advises to allow 3 inches on both sides of the oven and 1 inch of space on top.
216657
Since we are using this as a counter microwave I can't answer your question. Sorry.
216658
Don't know aas it is a counter unit and needs to be vented enough to disapate the heat build up I guess one can build a space a few inches bigger than the unit and slide it in that space. I was thnking myself of doing that under an island counter but leaving it clearance to slide in and out with a plug in the back.
216659
For proper operation, the oven must have sufficient air flow. Allow 3-inches (7.6 cm) of space on both sides of the oven and 1-inch (2.5 cm) of space on top of the oven.
216660
Safe to say 2 inches both sides and top. Trim can be purchased matching the unit.
1207930
51" plus plan on a couple of inches clearance from the house. But the doors don't need to be fully open to use it sufficiently so you could get by with a feww inches less.
1757539
Well it is hard to say exactly, as I do not know your conditions. Measure your space and and compare with the measurements listed.
673888
Per the manual 3 feet of clearance around the top in all directions is required. I would recommend more however since this unit has nearly 50,000btu so it can run HOT! You can warm a 10' x 10' area with just one unit.
2252880
There is a drain line for the condensation that comes out the bottom of the unit along with the freon line and electric. I would be concerned about that line being able to drain. I don't think you would have clearance unless you could do some kind of dry well on the outside.
1299988
Yes, enough clearance. You also want to make sure you leave enough clearance for the tray below.
65556
Wall clearances are for wall mounting unit. It needs to be several inches off wall face and from adjoining walls to avoid fire hazard. Check specs. Have licensed electrician mount it.
1694582
13in of clearance from frame to floor, with another say 2 1/2 in more under most of the bench
1647666
I assume you need to know the depth. From surface of receptacle to closed door you have 1 1/2 inch clearance.
1571549
There is approx. 1" clearance on the top from the cabinets. Hope that helps.Dennis
1929918
I don't know the exact size of housing in went into, sorry, not much help there.
417422
18 x 16 is the clearance for getting it thru a entrance. It recommends a 2 foot square clearance once installed for lines and access. The unit is only 6 inches deep.
915198
There is about a foot of clearance and maybe another couple of inches under the center. I have a bunch of boxes and a pet carrier under it
205200
Leave enough room around the shed to build it. After competition carefully move it into position. This will require two people. I am assuming that the shed will be built on a flat concrete pad and their will be adequate clearance for the build.
2217595
Hi,1/2" clearance is not enough and you need at least 3 1/4" space from the wall. Thank you
826369
You need at least the minimum and you had better have more. It has to breathe and if it ever needs service the repairman needs to get around the unit. If its not accessible you have to make it accessible. Moving the unit is not included in the warranty. I have 18" on the two wall sides.
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Take out a ruler. It requires 12 inches measuring back toward the front of the computer with connectors on. This means for a mid-tower, you should not have hard drives, other bays or frame components nearby. I use a full tower but have hard drives directly in the front of the computer, and its close.