NOVELTY - Forming solar cell module involves: adhering a first silicone gel sheet to one surface of a transparent sunlight receiving panel (1); adhering a second silicone gel sheet to one surface of a sunlight non-receiving panel or back sheet (2) on the side opposite to sunlight incidence surface; disposing a solar cell string (5) on the sheets, and disposing butyl rubber (6) in a picture frame-like shape along an outer peripheral portion of the sheets; and laying light (non)-receiving panel or back sheet over each other with the sheets on the inside, and pressing them at 100-150 degrees C in vacuum.    USE - For manufacturing a solar cell module (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The present method ensures that a vacuum laminator, which is an equipment used for manufacturing a solar cell module using EVA films in the related art, can be employed in carrying out a process of adhering silicone gel sheets respectively to a transparent light receiving panel on the side of a sunlight incidence surface and a light non-receiving panel or back sheet on the side opposite to the sunlight incidence surface. Consequently, a solar cell module can be manufactured without preparing a liquid silicone applying device, which has been needed for manufacturing a silicone-encapsulated solar cell module in the related art.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Manufacturing a solar cell module involves: adhering a first silicone gel sheet to one surface of a transparent light receiving panel (1) to be a sunlight incidence surface; adhering a second silicone gel sheet to one surface of a light non-receiving panel or back sheet (2) on the side opposite to the sunlight incidence surface; disposing a solar cell string (5) on the first silicone gel sheet of the light receiving panel or on the second silicone gel sheet of the light non-receiving panel or back sheet, and disposing butyl rubber (6) in a picture frame-like shape along an outer peripheral portion of the first or second silicone gel sheet; and laying the light receiving panel and the light non-receiving panel or back sheet over each other with the silicone gel sheets on the inside, and pressing them at 100-150 degrees C in vacuum to encapsulate the solar cell string with the silicone gel sheets and press bond the light receiving panel and the light non-receiving panel or back sheet to each other through the butyl rubber.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure shows a sectional view of a solar cell module in which the solar cell strings are encapsulated between the silicone gel sheets by a vacuum laminator.    Transparent light receiving panel (1)    Light non-receiving panel or back sheet (2)    Silicone gel sheet (3)    Solar cell string (5)    Butyl rubber (6)