Can you put this under a counter and mount the tap on the counter? Will there be a large hole in the top of the fridge I will have to insulate?
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I put mine under counter and mounted tap to counter. Used a small can of the foam insulation to seal the hole on top of fridge...no problems. Technically, this is a free standing model but I did not want to pay the extra money for a true under counter model. I have decent ventilation space under counter and no problems so far
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I have it on my fridge and I LOVE it...it does swivel but I never tried mounting it under the cabinet. They are magnets...don't know how you would do that.
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It would have to mount in the counter behind the sink. This really is like the old style pressure pump faucets from the 60's and early 70's when camping was truly fun but things have gotten too easy for the modern man now. I prefer this style as if used right they will not freeze nor will they corrode up like these new faucets but everyone has something they prefer the most. I wish you my best in your choice and good luck. Mrs. Curtis
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This is not made to put a refrigerator on it. Why are you putting a fridge on carpet anyway - basement? I would suggest using a 3/4" piece of oak plywood under your fridge. Will cost you about $35 and is very strong. I have done that - while I wait for the weakened oak floor to get fixed. It evenly dispurses the weight and I have no worries the fridge will go through the floor where it is weakend. Measure where your wheels are and cut it about 1 inch larger all the way around. You won't really see it and if you think you will - cut it exact from back to front. Hope that helps!
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Yes I bet it would. I just went out and pressed down on the top and its sturdy. I don't think, however, that I would let the refrigerator extend out over the extended top.
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hi! no i don't think so. the only way you can mount it to the fridge is if you glued the bracket to the fridge. i don't recommended to glued the bracket to the fridge. hope this answer can help u:)
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I have not done that but place it on the door of the refrigerator. It is a tight seal and might work but I'd try to keep it the way it was designed.
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I don't know if it should be mounted outside or if the sensor can be placed in water. I've installed mine inside in a temperature and moisture controlled area--with the sensor inside a conventional refrigerator. I suggest you contact Johnson Controls for more information about how to complete your installation.
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Mine is under mounted with granite counter tops. It is fantastic !! I think you can have it either under the counter or over, pretty sure it can be done both ways. It's a big sink and I can't tell you how many people make comments on it . Just get it, you don't regret it. I tried to attach a photo but can't for some reason. I'll send you the photo if you send me your email.
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A filled refrigerator is probably heavier than anything I have moved with the pads. However, I have used them to move a large, full, solid oak china hutch across a wood floor, so you may have good results. As far as getting it onto the pads, I can only think to tip the fridge slightly and slide the pads under the raised corners, but that seems risky to me; you wouldn't want to end up with the fridge laying on its side, especially with someone underneath it!
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I would not recommend this be under a counter. It produces quite a bit of heat, and has a difficult time maintaining temp if ambient temp raises.
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John, I believe it can be installed under the counter but you may have to provide some ventilation at the rear of the unit.Graham
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I've never done that. It's just a regular refrigerator. You'd probably have to watch out for the weather.
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I wouldn't. It needs air circulation around the back of the unit. Also, the thermostat is very fickle so you want good access to it. There are other units designed for under counter that could go into a closet.
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It has a motion sensor so, under ice, it may not work well. Not to mention it is not waterproof. If you mount it high near the top of the cooler, it will work very well.
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The refrigerator needs space to vent it about 4 inches minimum on each side. We put ours in an unvented closet and put a thermometer I'm there to see how much heat the wine cooler put off. Where the rest of our house was 78 degrees the ism if of our closet was 80 degrees. I would call and ask the company to see if they would recommend putting the cooler under the counter.
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I did not have have a problem with placing it under my counter. Plenty of ventilation, I don't think it needs as much with it being a thermoelectric fridge. No condensation, no noise, no vibration or sound. As for the dimensions just measure, the manufacturer specs are spot on.