GE Upright Freezer, CA15E Use And Care Manual

~. Temperature control

2. Defrost drain tube
(on models CA15D.CA15E)

3. Rating plate–record
model and serial numbers

here for future reference.
Model#

Serial #

71

Do not remove rating plate,

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IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

1. FOR PERSONAL SAFETY, THIS APPLIANCE
MUST BE PROPERLY GROUNDED.

The power cord of this appliance is equipped with
a three-prong (grounding) plug which mates

ceptacle (Fig’. 1) to
minimize the possibil-

ity of electric shock
hazard from this appli­ance. Have the wall
receptacle checked by

a qualified electrician
to make sure the re-

eptacle is properly
rounded.

11.6 toViM3cubic feet

with a standard three-prong (grounding) wall re-

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INSUREPROPER
GROUNDEXISTS
BEFOREUSE

– Where a standard two-prong wall receptacle is en-

countered, it is the personal responsibility and obli­gation of the customer to have it replaced with a
properly grounded three-prong wall receptacle.

DO NOT

LJAIDERANY CIRCUMSTANCES, CUT OR
REMOVE THE THIRD (GROUND) PRONG FROM
THE POWER CORD.

USAGEOF ADAPTERPLUG

Because of potential safety hazards under certain
conditions, we strongly recommend against the use
of anadapter~plug. However, if you still elect to use

anadapter,where localcodes permit, aTEMPORARY
CONNECTION may be madeto a properly grounded

two-prong wall receptacle by the use of a UL listed
adapter which is avail­able at most local hard-

warestores (Fig.2).The
largerslot inthe adapter

must be aligned with
the larger slot in the
wall receptacle to pro­vide proper polarity in
the connection of the

I“EMPORARYMETHOD

(ADAPTERPLUGSNOT PERMITTED IN CANADA)

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BEFOREUSE

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%=$AUTIONO Attaching adapter ground tertminal to

.
wall receptacle cover screw does not ground the
appliance unless cover screw is meta

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, and not in-

sulated, and wall receptacle is grounded thro~gh
house wiring. Customer should have the circuit
checked by a qualified electrician to make sure the
receptacle is properly grounded.

Whendisconnecting the power cord from the adap­ter, always hold the adapter with one hand. If this
is not done, the adapter ground terminal is very
likely to break with repeated use. Should this hap­pen, DO NOT USE the appliance until a proper
ground has again been established.

2.

THE FREEZER SHOULD ALWAYS‘BE PLUGGED
INTO ITS OWN INDMDUAL IELECTRICAL OUTLET’
(115 volt, 60 hertz, single phase AC).

This is recom­mended for best performance and to prevent over­loading hbuse wiring circuits, which could cause a
possible fire hazard from overheating wires.

USE OF EXTENSION CORDS–Because of poten-

tial safety hazards under certain conditions, we

strongly recommend against the use of an exten­sion cord. However, if you still elect to use an
extension cord, it is absolutely necessary that it be
a UL listed 3-wire grounding type appliance exten-

sion cord and that the current carrying rating of the
cord in amperes be 15 amperes minimum. Such ex­tensioncordsareobtainablethrough your localservice
organization.

3. Repair or replace immediately all ekctric ser­vice cords that have become frayed or otherwise
damaged.

Do not use a cord that shows cracks or
abrasion damage along its length or at either the
plug or connector end.

4. Never unplug your freezer by pulling on the
power cord.

Always grip the plug firmly and pull

straight out from the receptacle.

5. After your freezer k in operation, do not touch
the cold surfaces, particularly when hands are damp
or wet.

Skin may adhere to these extremely cold

surfaces.

6. D(3not operate your freezer in lhe pwxxxwe of

explosive fumes.

A. 5ef~~e makinganyrepairs–(NOTE:Westrongly

recommend

that any servicing be performed by a
qualified individual.]
El. Before cleaning.
C. Before replacing a burned-out light bulb (on
models soequipped). A burned-out light bulb may

9.

in

break when being replaced. The freezer should
be unplugged in order to avoid contact with a
live wire filament.

Note: Turning control to OFF position does not

remove power to the iight circuit.

!fyour CMfreezer isstill around the house but not
use, be sure to remove the door.This will reduce

the possibility of danger to children.

10. Don’t refreeze frozen foods which have thawed
completely unless you cook them after they have
thawed. The United States Department of Agricul-

ture in Home and Garden 13uiletin No. 69 says,, ”...

if foods have thawed only partially and there are
still ice crystals in the package, they may safely be
refrozen ...Refrozen food should be used as soon
as possible.

“If foods have slowly thawed and have warmed
gradually over a period of several days to a tem­perature of 40°F., they are not iikely to be fit for
refreezing. Under these conditions, meats, poultry,
most vegetables and some prepared foods may be­come unsafe to eat; most fruits and fruit products
soon develop an undesirable flavor. ”

Note and fo[low al!precautious coutaiued in this Use & Care Book.

To obtain most efficient operation, your
freezer should not be located where the

temperature of the air around the freezer
is ever higher than 1IO°F. or colder than
32°F.

AJIow4 inches at top for air circulation,
and 1 inch at rear for electrical connection.

uprightfreezers (ake approximately half

[he floor space required for chest type

frccm-s anti [hcrcfore can mc)re readily be
placed in your kitchen. A location next to
[hc rcfrigera[or often is i(ieal. wi[h the re­frigerator on the side neiirer [he sink and

fangc. Bc sure [() instalj {)n

i] fltx)r slrony

cntJLight() supix)rt it fuiiy i[mdtxi fnxz,cr.

AcJj

l)stili>i~ icgs at [he fron[ corners of the

freezer shouici bc set so [he freezer is firmiy

i)l)si(iontxi

OJ1 the fi(x)r, and 1//0 /jwi7f i.r

rfli~cdjus( enough (hat [hc door c.kws eas­iiy

W’il CJY oj)CJV.Xi aix)u ( haif-wav. (Sce Fig. 3).

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2. Tllrll the temperature controi dia] to

No. 1. This is the normal setting for safe
iong-term freezing. For coider tempera­tures, turn to higher numbers.

3. Allow your new freezer to operate for at
least two hours before piacing food inside.

TEMPERATURECONTROL

Freezing temperature selection is made by
setting the temperature control dial from
No.

1 [o No. 9 (Y is the coldest).

NorJnai safe freezing im’ei is obtained by
settin: the controi diai at No. 1.

OFF i)osition pcrJnits turning the freezer
off wi[hou[

LIn p! Li&!ing i[.

ENERGY-SAVING TIPS

o

Don”riocate j’our freezer in a ll”arm. un­t’entilattxf laundry area or storage room.
Areas acijacent to ~’our range+ a heating

\’~Jlt or wrheresunshine w’i]lstrike the freez-

er shoLJiciaiso be al’oicieci if possible.

~ Tr>’to arran:e jwur frozen foods s~stem­Li[ic’all>’so !’0(1can f’in(i I!’hat \’ou fl’ant in
[he freezer quickl!’.

~ Don’t open the freezer door more often
than necessary and close it as soon as pos­sible. particularly in hot, humid weather.

. If you turn the control to the coldest po­sition for quick freezing, don’t forget to turn
it back to the normal setting.

Inside

CleaJl your freezer at least once a year.
Before cieaning the freezer inter_ior,it is re­commended that the freezer be unpiugged.
If this is not practicai. turn temperature

coJl[

roi d ia I to 0 FF a nd wring excess

m osi [urc ou( of sponge or cio[h when
cieanin: iJl [he ~’icinityof switches, lights
or CentI“ois,

USC! :1 \\’:11111 JV:ltCr ZtJICi bLlkiIl$J.SOdtlSolu-

tion--—about a tablespoon of baking soda
to a quart l)f water.

Rinse thoroughly with

\\’atcr :iJ~ciwipe dry. Follow this same pro-

ctxiurc for cicaning ~ioor gas-ket and ail

pias[ic par[s.

Outside

eratoris new an(i repcateci weral tinm

each year. ‘l-hewax or poiish, which should

be suitable for use on ai>piiances, will close

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DearConsumer:

Thisguide will helpyou 10get the bestuse from your newfreezer,offeringmoney,
timeandenergysaVin9tiPs.Ifyouhaveanyfuflherquestions, contactthe Consumer
Coordinatornearvou whosenumber isavailablefromyourdealeror callor write us.
WewouldIiketo hearfrom you.

CONSUMERSINSTITUTE
GENERALELECTRICCOMPANY
APPLIANCEPARKAP4- 206A
LOUISVILLE,KENTUCKY40225

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! FULLONE-YEARWARRANTY­~ GENERALELECTRICFREEZER

$

FIomGmemlElemtfckIYou~This wamanlyis

~ exendedbyGeneraI EIectric totheoriginalpm-

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chmsr and to anysucceeding owner and applies

~ ‘“.ptiu!!purch=di” theUnit~dStat~s,r&­4

tamedwttbm the4S contiguousStates, the State

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of Hawaii: or the District of Columbia nnd em-

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ployedinordinaryhome uss.
What We Will Do-If your General Electric

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Freezer fai!sbecause of a manufacturing defect

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ithin one year from thedate of originalpur-

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chine,we will repair the producl without charge

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toyou. Parts mtdservice labor are included.
.%vice will be provided in the home in the 4a
contiguousStales, the Smteof, Hawaii, or in tbe
~“strictof Columbia,

HmvToObtafnSmvfce-ServicewiO beprovided

byour local Customer Caree factory service or­ganiution or byoneofour franchised Customer
Careseficersdmingnormal business hoursafter
YOUnotifywsofthe need forservice. Serviceman
rearranged by telephnne. Look up’’Gencrid
Electric Customer Care Service” in the yellow
pagesorwriteto theoddressgiwn below,

WfratIsNot Coverwl-This wwmnly does not
coverthe failure of your freezer if it is damaged
while in your pm.session, used for commercial

purposes,or if the failureis causedby unrea­sonahfeuseincludinguseonhoustwiringnotin

co~formance with efectricaf cndes, low power
volzage, and failure to provide reasonable

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and necessary tnaintenance.fnno event shalf

General Electric be liable Jar cwuequentiar

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damages. This warranty does not apply to the

~ StateofAlmka,nortotheVirginfslan&,Guam,

American Smnoaorthe CmmfZone or tbe Com­monwedthof Puerto Rico.

Some Slates do not allow the exclusion or limi­tationofincidentaf orconsequcntial damages, so
that the preceding limitations or exclusion may
notopplyto you. Thiswarrantygives you specific
fegal

rights,and you may also have other rights

which varyfrom state tostatc.

ADDITIONALFULLFOUR-YEAR
WARRANTYONTHESEALED
REFRIGERATINGSYSTEM

The sealed refrigerating system(compressor,
condenser, evaporator and connecting tubing—
see diagram) iscov-

~m:m

ered in the above
fullwarranlv.in nd- conmrom

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diticm 10that wm­mntywcwill repair
thisseafcdsystemif
it failsbccuuse ofn
manufacturing de­fect within the sec­ond through fifth
year aftcrorigind
purchme. We will
bsarthemstofbotb

COMPRMOR

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Electric Food Freezer became of a manufactur­ingdefect, General Electric willreimburse you
for the value of food loss not to exceed the
cumulative limitspecified below:

Frsezer Modefs

Cumtdatfve Lftnfts

CA-10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SIOO.132

CA-12,C’A-15.. . . . . . . . . . . .SIW.00

CA-21. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$200.00

CAF.16. . .S200.CS2
General Electric shall beliableonlyfor food loss

witbin tbe maximum cumulative limit and no
paymentswiif be made for spoilage caused by (1)
power interruption from the utility: (2) blown
fuse,open circuit breaker orotherpower discon­nection on the ownefs premises or where the
freezer fails to operate due to abnormally low
electric power voltage or inadequate ‘housing
wiring. Youmust report and furnish satisfactory
proof of any loss covered by this warranty to
General Electric “Customer Care” franchised
service organization or to the dealer from whom
the freezer was purchused within Xl days after
lossoccurs.

LIMITEDWARRANTY
Applicableto
theStateof Alaska

pmwand labor.

REFRlaERATINGSWEM

In the State of Aktskn, free service including

Allother provisions are the same m those stated

pnrts will be provided to correct manufacturing

in the above fuIl warranty. defects at our nearest service shop location m

inyour borne, but we do not cover the cost of

THREE-YEARFOODSPOILAGE

transportation of the product to the shop or for

LIMITEDWARRANTY

the travel cost.?f a technician to your home. You
are responsible for those costs. All other provi-

If within three years from the date of ~t-igi”a[

sions of this limited warranty are the same as

pnrchase, food s~iftrge occurs in your General

those stated in the above warranties.

GENERAL @ ELECTRIC

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fststherfsel~ or irtforirratfonconsemirtg this warranty, contact:

Manager.

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Pub.No.49-6241

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Ifw microscopicpores in the paint m}d
seid OUI conkrmimmIs which can cause
rust.

Betweenwaxin-s clean the emerior finish

c

,ith a clemt. soft cloth dampened wi(h a

]iId household delergenl. Rinse with a
clean,lighdydampened cloth mrd dry thor­oughly.

I

I

Grille

(Model CA15D)

I

Toremovegrille:gmspat bolh endsand pull
outward (Fig. -l).

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To replace: engage slots on back of grille
with hookson cabinet.

In most climales. defms[ing will he neces-

sary oniy about twice a year. To have your

e

ezer operme most efficiently, do not

cm]it more [ban If+inch of frosl (o ac-

cumulate on [be shelves. To remove this

light coating, simply scmpe wi[h a plastic
or wood spamrkt or scraper. Scrape shelf
coils as well as top surfaces: scrape the
refrigerator plate m the [op of the cabine(,
also. Never use an ice pick or metal
scraper: any such instrumem can damage
!he freezer.

Dorrrrt usemsyelecmfrml dcviee in rfcfrost-

irrgyour freezer.
For complete defrosting:

1. Turn temperaturecontrol dial [o OFF.

2. RemoveaIl food and place in corrugmed
bo~es, insulated bags, picnic coolers, etc.
Use towels or newspnDersfor insulation

. .

m–needed. Remove drain plug on models
ssreqrripped(Fig. 5).

3. With door open, use pans of ioI water

to speed loosening of frost. Remove large

pieces before they melt.

-f. Ahandytfminh~elOcaled behind grille
rxrrricsdefrostw”merOul from unit 10 where
i!

can be drained ii a pan. Sponge excess

water from bottom of freezer m it collects

to prevent overflowing.

5. After defrosting.clemrinsideof freezer

wi!h warm water and baking soda sohz­titm (1 mblespoon’ of soda 10 I qmrrt of

wuter). Do not use abmsi~re clemzers.

6. Return temperature control 10 normal
posi!ion mrdreturn food [o freezer.

7. Be sure 10 replace drain plug on models
so equipped. Return drain lube [o its posi-

!ion, andreplacegrille.

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There are threeessentiirlrequirements for

efficierrt home freezing.
First. of course, is initial qualily. only lop-

quali[y foods should be frozen.

Freezingre-

tains qutility and flavor; it cannel improve

quality.

Second is speed. The quicker f;uits and
vegetables are frozen af[er picking, [he be[­[er (he frozen product will be. You’ll sirve
time, IOO, becmrse less culling

and sorting

willbenecessary.

The third requirement is proper packaging.
Use food wraps designed especially for
freezing: Ihey’re readily available in a wide

seleclion al your favori[e slore

QUICK-FREEZING

Freezing is fast and efficient throughou[

thefreezer,but quickemon the top sbelf–

especially with control dial m a number

higher than 1 (the coldest setting is 9).
If you plan to quick-freeze large amounts

of food. turn the tempermurc

conmoldial

to No. 9 several hours before [ood will be

ready to be placed in the freezer.

Never freeze more than three pounds of
food per cubic foot of freezer capacity at
one time.

TO’FREEZEMEAT,
FISHAND POULTRY

Wmp well in freezer-weight foil (or olher
heavy-duty wrapping material), forming it
carefully to the shape of the contents. This

expelsair.

Foldandcrimpendsoftbe pack-

ageto provide a good, lasting

seal. Don’t,

meat, whetherrawor’corrked.~n be frozen
successfully ordy once. .

SUGGESTED
STORAGETIMES

(M:&JHS)

PRODUCT

FRESH MEATs ‘

Roasts (Beef and Lamb) . . . ... ..8 to 12

Roasts (Pork and Veal) . . . . .. ...4 to 8

Steaks

(Beef). ... ... .. ........8 to 12

Chops (Lamb and Pork) .. ......3 to 4

Ground and Stew Meats . . . .. ...2 to 3

Variety Meats . . . . ... .. ........3 to 4

Sausage (Pork) . .. . . . .. ........1 to 2

PROCESSED MEATS

Bacon....., . . . . . . . . . . ........1

Frankfurters.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ?4

Ham (Whole) .. .. . . . . .. ........1 to 2

Ham (Half) . . . ... ... .. ........1 to 2

Ham (Slices) .. . . . . . . . . ........1 to 2

COOKED MEATS
Cooked Meats end Meat Dishes. . 2t03

Gravy and Meat Broth .. ........2 to 3

FRESH POULTRY

Chicken and Turkey . . . . . . ... ...12

Duck and Goose. .. . . . . . . .. ...6

Giblets .,.. . . .. . . . .. . ........3

COOKED POULTRY

Pieces (Covered with Broth) .. ..6

Pieces (Not Covered) . . . .. .. ....1

Cooked Poultry Dishes. .. ......6

Fried Chicken ... . . . .. . ........4

FISH

Lean. ,., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 to 8

Fatty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 to 3

PRODUCE

Most Fruits and Vegetables, .. ..8 to 12

BAKERY GOODS

Rollsand Breads. ., . . . . . . . . 2 to 3

Cakes and Pies., ., ., . . . . . . . I max.

ICE CREAM

(Original Carton). ... ,., ,. ..., 1 max.

New techniques are consmrrdy being de-

veloped.

Consult [he State College or
County Extension Service or your local
UtilityCompanyfor the latestinformation
on freezingand-storing

foods.

ICECREAMSTORAGE

Fine-qualityice cream, wi[h high cream
content,will normullyrequire slightly low­er tempermures than more “airy” already­packed brands with low

cream content. It

will be necessary

to experiment I. deter.

minethe exact temperaturecomrol setting
to keepyour fssvoriteicecream at the right

serving temperature. Also, the rear of the

freezerisslighdycolder than the front.

BOOKSHELFDOORSTORAGE

Convenient for storing frozen food pack-

ages as bandy as books

on a sheIf. Roomy
enough for storing home-frozen items or
Ieft-overs,door storage is designed.to ac­commodateregular or odd-shaped pack-

ages for ready identification.

HANDYJUICE CAN SHELVES

(Models CA15D, CA15E)
Two

door shelves are speciaRy sized for
storage of standard frozen juice cans and
other containers of similar shape.

AUTOMATICINTERIOR LIGHT

(Model CA15D]
Light

turns on automatically when door is
opened, turns off when door is closed.

BUILT-INKEY-EJECTINGLOCK

[Models CA12D, CA15D)

Keepsyour frozen food supply secure, dis-

courages unauthorized “exploring.”

The
spring-loaded lock is designed so that the
key is automatically ejected–key will not
remain in lock in either the open or locked
position. Keep key out of reach of children
and away from food freezer.

REFRIGERATED SHELVES

Permits contact of fooctwith refrigemted
shelftohasten freezing. Tubing welded in
each shelf provides fast freezing.

Tomainminyourfreezerin operation while
you are away from home, remember not to
turn off your house power. For sure pro­tection of freezer contents, you may want
to ask a neighbor 10check the power sup­ply and freezer operation every 48 hours.
For a long vacation, you may prefer to
moveyour frozen food to a storage locker
temporarily. If freezer is to be left empty,
turn the temperature control to OFF po­sition and disconnect the power plug from
wall receptacle. To prevent formation of
odors, place open box of soda in freezer
and leave door open. When freezer is not
operating, it can be left in an unheated
house or room without damage to the cab­inet or mechanism.

When moving, turn off, emply, unplug and

clean the freezer. Handle your freezer with
care. It is a fine piece of equipment and
deservesspecialattention. fn the van, pro­tect the exterior with a blanket covering.

10operate, plug another appliance into the

same outlet to determine if there is a

burned-out fuse.

3. FollowchecklistbeIow forother possible
trouble spots.

in case of extended power failure:
L

Keep freezer door closed. Your freezer
will keep food frozen for 12 to 16 hours
provided warm air is not admilted.

2. If freezer isout of operation for 12hours
or more, add dry ice. Leave ice in large
pieces. Place on Iop of each shelf of food.
so

that cold air willflowdown over all the

food.

Add more ice m required.

WARNING:

Handling of dry ice can cause

freezingof the hands–gloves or o!her pro­tection is recommended.

3. If dry ice is not available, move food to a
frozen food

locker temporarily-until

power is restored.
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Complaint Handling

Wc muintain a staff of Customer Rela-

tions Managcrsat major market locations

to whom you may appeal for service help

ifyou arc not satisfied with the assistance

received through the nrrrmal channels

specified in the warranty on the back

cover under “HemTo Obtain Sekice.” A

Iistingoflocations and telephone numbers

is provided with tbe prodrrcl. Wc also

maintain a working relationship with
MACAP, the Major Applimrce Consumer

Action Panel, 20 North Wacker Drive,

Chictgo, [Oinois 60&16. so that you may

contact them for help in resolving a com-

plaint but only after you have tried to
resolve the problem through our Cus­tomer Rchuions Offices.

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MAKEYOUROWN SELF-SERVICE CHECK BEFORE CALLING FOR GE SERVICE TECHNICIAN

Freazerdoss not mn
e Blownfuse or tripped circuit

breaker

● Not plugged in

● Temperature control in OFF

position

Freezer temperature too cold
. Temperaturecontrol set on too

higb a number

Stnrts 100 frequently

● Door ripened too frequently or

100 !ong

. Temperature control sel on too

high a number

● Package holding door optm

Freezer runstoo 10s2s

● Nor plugged in

Foods drying out

● Door opened too frequently or

● Temperature control in OFF

too long

o Packages not properly

pnsition

wrapped or sealed

● Package holding door open

● Package holding door open

● Tempcmture control set on too

Freezer temperature too wnrm

bigh unumber

Moisturecollecting on outside of

● Door opened too frequently or

cabinet

too long

Noisy operation

. Extended hot, humid weather

● Weakness i“ room f[oor

● Package holding door open

Irrtcrior light does not light

. Legs need adjusting

(Model CA15D)

Door wont fully cfose by itself

● Blown fuse or wipped circuit

O Legs need adjusting

Cabinet vibrates

breaker

● Weakness in room floor

● Packagehnldingdnor ope”

● Notpluggedin

. Legs

need adjusling

● Binned cmt]irrbthulb

Excessive frost build-up

Food defrosting

● Blown fuse or tripped circuit

breaker

.

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e Door opened too frequently or

Slow smtting after being turned off too long

for n period of time

0

Packageholdingdoor open

0 8uilt-inoverloadprotection

0

Exttmded hot, h“mid ~~arber

Ifyou need to call a GE service technician, be sure to give the model number of your
freeZer. H maybe foundat the front ofyourfreezerat the lower right-handcorner near
the hinge (see model sketch, front covsr),
When

service is required, be sure to specifygenuine General Electric renewal parts.

OWE.

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