can this slide in range be pushed all the way back to the wall? There is not a counter top cut where the range goes, just cabinets on each side. Can the range be safely pushed back against the wall?

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jmcgeejr · Accepted Answer

Yes, ours is flush against the back wall (as long as you place the gas line in the correct place).

Tina · Answer

Yes - but we left a little room to the back wall.

bionictuba · Answer

Might not be a problem if you install the supplied anti-tip bracket.

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Hi Mike,

The NX58H9500WS comes with the filler kit needed to fill the gap between the back of the Range and the wall, as long as the cut out is no more than 25" deep. If it's greater than 25" then you would have more of a gap to fill since the front of the Range (without the door) should align with the front of the cabinets.

Thanks for your interest,
Ms. Samsung

InnosntBystandr · Answer

I had to shorten the gas line that came out of the all some in order to be able to push the range back against our wall. There is still a small gap from the wall to our range but the extender that came with the range fills the gap.

Answered by InnosntBystandr 10 years ago

JayLind · Answer

yes, the sides do have a lip that will bump against your back splash. If your back splash does not run behind the stove you might have a gap when pushed back, we did need to make sure the gas line was pushed down out of the way when installing, we used a broom stick to move the line down.

Answered by JayLind 10 years ago

“can this slide in range be pushed all the way back to the wall? There is not a counter top cut where the range goes, just cabinets on each side. Can the range be safely pushed back against the wall?”

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