Hi, I'm currently wiring my kitchen from scratch, but need a bit of
advice.

The built-in fridge freezer manual states that the plug must always be
easily accessible so that it can be unplugged. I have a brick wall on
the right of the fridge, and a cabinet on the left.

What is the best way to provide a socket, but also have access to the
plug? Would I be able to access it underneath the fridge enclosure?

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"mkkbb" writes:
Hi, I'm currently wiring my kitchen from scratch, but need a bit of
advice.

The built-in fridge freezer manual states that the plug must always be
easily accessible so that it can be unplugged. I have a brick wall on
the right of the fridge, and a cabinet on the left.

What is the best way to provide a socket, but also have access to the
plug? Would I be able to access it underneath the fridge enclosure?

I usually put it on the wall at the back of the adjacent cupboard.
Drill a hole through between the cupboards at the back at a convenient
height for the plug and cable to pass to the fridge/freezer and
another in the cupboard back to access the socket.

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Andrew Gabriel

Thanks Andrew, i'll probably end up doing that then. Cheers.

On 7 Aug 2006 13:04:29 -0700 someone who may be "mkkbb"
wrote this:-

The built-in fridge freezer manual states that the plug must always be
easily accessible so that it can be unplugged.

So what?

Personally I would wire it into a suitable cord outlet, with a
switch and fuse in an accessible location.


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