“Why is the cut out depth larger than the product depth? Misprint?”

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• Because the top surface, about .25" thick, extends beyond the "hole" for the cooktop.

  Answered by Reds 1 month ago

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• The depth of the cut-out usually allow extra depth to allow air flow for cooling purposes.

  Answered by BryanC 8 months ago

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• Yes, this is a misprint. If you have the product install, Best Buy will not correct the cut out dimension issues. You have to pay an extra $200 for the installers to install the product correctly.

  Answered by VincentD 9 months ago

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• Hello, Harry. Thank you for reaching out with your question regarding the CBIH3013BE. We understand that it can be confusing when the cut-out depth appears larger than the product depth. This difference is usually due to design specifications that accommodate installation requirements, such as ventilation or fitting adjustments. It’s not a misprint but rather a standard aspect to ensure proper installation and optimal performance. -Junel

  Answered by LG Digital Customer Care 1 year ago

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