GE WMR04BAPABB, SMR04DASCCS, SMR04DASBCS, SMR04DASACS, SMR03BAVAWW Owner’s Manual

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Safety lnfinnnation ........ 2-4

Operating Instructions

Care and Cleaning ........ 7-9

Control Settings ............ 5

Refrigerator Features ........ 6

Replacing the I,ight gulb ..... 7

]nstallation ]nstructions . .10-12

Troubleshooting Tips .... 13, 14

Consumer Support

Consumer Support . .Back Coxer

X,Varrant'+ . ................ 15

ATTENTION:

Defrosting--Do notuse sharp,pointed
objectsto removefrostor icefrom

surfacesofthe refrigeratorand/or

freezer compartment.Doingsocould

puncturethe coolingcoil, causingthe
unittolose itsability tomaintaincold

temperaturesandvoidingthewarranty.

See the Careand Cleaningsectionfor
instructionson defrostingthe

refrigeratorand/orfreezer
compartment.

2 CubicFootModels
3 CubicFootModels

4 CubicFootModels
6 CubicFootModels

Write the model and serial nmnbers here:

Model #
Serial #

Find these nmnt)ers ()1_,a label inside
the re/i'igcrator on the side wall.

197D5616PO0249-60327 03-04JR

IMPORTANTSAFETYINFORMATION.
READALLINSTRUCTIONSBEFOREUSING.

_,WARNING!

Use this appliance only for its intended purpose as described

in this Owner's Manual.

SAFETYPRECAUtiONS

When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions

should be foflowed, including the following:

ii::This refiJgcl_ltor must be

tm)t)efly installed and located in
accordance with the Installation

Instructions betk)re it is used.

N Do not allow children to climb,

stand or hang on the shelves
ill tile re/iJgeratot; They could

damage the re/iJgcrator and
seriously i_/jure dlemselves.

_?;/)o not store or use gasoline or

other flammable _pors and
liquids in the vicinity of this or

an,_ other appliance.

N Before replacing a burned-out

light bulb,the refrigerator should
he unplugged in order to axoid

(onta(t _,,ith a liv(' wit(' tilanwnt.

(A burned-out light bulb ma}

break when being replaced.)

>: K('el/finget_ out of the '))inch

t)oint" a*'t';+tS; cleat;races lR'twt'en

the doors and cal/inet are
nece.ssm_ilv small. Be carefill

closing doors whell children
are in the area.

i_?;[lnplug die re/i'igemtor be/ore

cleaning and making repairs.

?i::(;E does not sut_port any

servicing of tl/e refl'igeratot;

N Turning the temperature

control dial to the OFFl/osition
stops cooling but does not shin

ott power to tl/e re/i'igeratot:

_,DANGER!RISKOFCHILDENTRAPMENT

PROPERDISPOSALOFTHEREFRIGERATOR

Child enmq)ment and
su/t()cation are not problems of

the l/ast..]unked or abandoned
re/i+igemtors are still dangerous...

even ff tiler will sit tot 'just a ti'w
dm'.s." I/you are getting rid of

your old re/i'igcn_tor, please
ti)llow tile insmtctions below to

help prevent ac(idents.

Before You ThrowAwayYour

Old Refrigerator or Freezer."

>: Take oil the doors.

i_i;I ,eave die shelves ill l/lace so

that children max not easily
climb inside.

Refrigerants

All rc/i-igcmtion l/ro(hu ts colJ,t:aiv,

reti'igcmnts, \shich raider tbdeml
law 1//liSt tie rel//ov('d [/rior to

product disposal. If _x)u are
getting rid of an oM FeliJgt'l:atioI/

lm)ducL check with the corot)any
handling the disposal abom

what to do.

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USEOFEXTENSIONCORDS

Because of potential safety hazards under certain conditions,
we strongly recommend against the use of an extension cord.

t ]()_r_'_(_'_ ityou must use an extension ford, it is absohm,ly necessary

that it be a UI,-listed, 3-wire grounding t}pe appliance eXtel/sion cord
having a grounding type plug and olttlet and that the elecuJcal rating

of tile cord be 15 amperes (mininmm) and 120 vohs.

HOWTOCONNECTELECTRICITY

Donot, under any circumstances, cut or remove the third
(ground) prong from the power cord. For personal safety,
this appliance must be properly grounded.

The power cord of this appliance
is equipped with a 3-]mmg

(g_:ounding) plug which

mates with a stan(talx/3-prong

(gTounding) wall outlet to

minimize the possibilit_ of elecUJc
shock hazard ti'om this appliance.

t taxe tile wall outlet and circuit
checked by a qualified ele( tdcian

to make Sill'{+tile outlet is
properly grounded.

If veil ]la_e OlllV a standard

2-prong wall o/ltlet, it is y'Otll?
personal responsibility and

obligadon to have it replaced
with a properly gTounded

3-prong wall outlet.
The retiigerator should always 1)e

phtgged into its own indMdual
elecu'ical outlet \vhich has a

voltage rating that matches tile

rating plate.

This provides tile 1)est
perforlllall{ e _tl/(t also t)rc\ ents

overloading house WilJllg circuits
which could cause a/ire hazard

tix)m overheated wires.

Never unphlg your _vflJgcrator
by trolling on tile power cord.

Always grip plug/innly and pull

straight out/i'om tile outlet.

Repair or replace immediately all
power cords that hay(, t)ecol//e

ti_lved or othel-_rise damaged.

Do not use a cord thai shows
cracks or abrasion damage along

its lengdl or at eidler end.

When moving tile re/iigemtor

lJ,ot to roll o\er or damagc tile
powel? cord.

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IMPORTANTSAFETYINFORMATION.
READALLINSTRUCTIONSBEFOREUSING.

A WARNING!

USEOFADAPTERPLUGS

Because of potential safety hazards under certain conditions,
we strongly recommend against the use of an adapter plug.

t ]ow('v('l; i_' yotl l///tst list an

adapter, where local codes

permit, a temporary connection

lllaV b(' ilia(|(' to a propeF]y

grounded 2-t)rong w_dl omh't

1)} use of a UIAiswd adapter
a\_filabh' at most loc_fl hardware

SIOIX'S.

The larger slot in the adapter
nmst be aliglled with the larger

slot in tile wall omlet to provide

proper polarit} in dlecomlection
o/the pow('r (ord.

When disconnecting the power
(ord th)m the adal)mJ, alwa'_s

hold die adapter in place _'_'][]'t
one hand wllile pulling tile

l//)_v_'r cord plug with tile od/er
hand. If this is n/)t done, tile

adapter gTound terminal is vcrv
likely to break with repeated use.

II the ada])mr gT/mnd terminal
breaks, DO NOTUSEthe

re/_igcmtor m/Ill a proper
ground has been established.

Attachingtheadaptergroundterminal

toa waftoutletcoverscrewdoesnot

groundtheapplianceunlessthecover
screwismetal,andnotbsulated,and

thewalloutletisgroundedthroughthe

housewiring.Youshouldhavethe
circuitcheckedbyaqualifiedelectrician

tomakesuretheoutletisproperly

grounded

READANDFOLLOWTHISSAFETY
INFORMATIONCAREFULLY.

SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS

Aboutthe control

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COLDEST PFF

OFF COLDEST

COLD COOL COLD

co_OFFCOOL _ __.,

N2'_

COLDEST

The control will look like one of the above.

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ControlSettings

The ten/perature control maintains the temperature in the

re/iiget_ltot: Setting file control at COOLis tile warmest setting. Setting
the contFol at COLDESTisthe coldest setting, Set the control at COLD.

Allow 24 hours {or the refi;igerator to reach the COLDtemperature.

If roll want a colder or wal_//er telnl)e/_Htlre, mo_e the dial one setting

at _+.tilne. Mo_ing tile control to OFFstops cooling but does not turn
o/t the power to the refi'igeratot: Setting the control to one of the
snowflake positions may cause/i'eezing in the re/i'igemtor depending

on tile FOOlll telllperattlFe.

How To Test Temperatures

Use the milk test. Place a container o/milk on ashelt and che(k it
a day latex: [/tile lnilk is too warm or too cold, a(!iust tile telnl)erature

contFo],

After changingthecontrol, allow 24 hoursfor the refrigerator toreach the

temperatureyou haveset.

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Aboutthe refrigerator features.

Shelves

"['o remoxe a shell', lift up the ba(k slight b and pull forwar(t.

Sol/le l//odels tl?lxe muhi-l)osi|ion shehes 11/}tl (7}tll 1)e l//o_ed

to dittO,rent lexels.

Ice TrayCompartment [onsome models)

This (oml)amnent is desiglled tot prodtwtion of i_e (td)es and
shorHerm storage (}t/(_W (1}1_,2S }t[ IIlOS|) Of SOl//e (ommer(ialb_
/i'ozen toods when in (oma(t witl_ the e\ at)orator ((old sur/h(e
in (omt)_mnlem.)

Door Shelves

Shel'_,es Oll [lie door t)rox_de (Oll_,elliel/t storage for ii'eq/lel/d'_
/lse(] iteH/s. Sol//e l//ode]s tl}tve doors [hat }t17e deet) el/()ll_]l to
store 1}t_(' bottles.

Key-Ejecting Lock [onsome mode/s)

The k(\_ tor the st)ring-loaded lock is automatically (jecte(t--
k(_ will not remain in lock in either tl/e open or closed position.

Keep the keyout of reachof childreeand away from the refrigerator

If a repla(ement key is needed, it (m/be ordered by xisidng ore:

Website m_GEAppliances.com, or (alling (;E I)mls m 1(tA((essories,

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800.1/21/.20()2.

Refrigerator Storage Zones (oncgcbdefrosta//-refrigeratormodds)

For best results tblh)w

the l'e(ol//i//ellded

storage z(mes:
J) The to t) and (ti'ont)

middle shelf are best
/or stodng ti uits and
veget}d)les. Case

J) The (rear) middh'

shelf and t)ouom shelf
are best tor stoling

beverages, dell meats
}t11(/cheeses.

BESTFORBEVERAGES,DELl"

MEATS,ANDCHEESES

6' SideView ofRefrigerator

REFRIGERATORSTORAGEZONES

BESTFORFRUITS,VEGETABLES

FRUIT

ZONE

T_opShelf L

Back-t_

t

i
i

i

t

I!ii[

i

Door

_-{Front)

Careand cleaning
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Cleaning the Outside

Keep the outside clean. Wipe _ith a (le;m cloth li_-tl|l_' (t;mll)ened

with kit(hen ;+ll)t)lian( e w_ix or l//il(t li(t/lid dish (letergellt. Dry and
polish with a clean, so/{ cloth.

Do not wipe therefrigerator with a soileddishcloth or wet towel Thesemay
leave aresidue that can erode the pathL Do not use scouring pads,powdered
cleaners, bleach or cleanerscontaining bleachbecausethese productscan
scratchand weaken thepaint finish.

Pretectthe paint finish. The thfish on tile outside of the re/iJgerator
is a high quality; t)aked-on t)aint tinish. With prol)er care, it will
sta} new-looking and rust-/i'ee ti)r _ars. ,\t)l)ly a coat of kitchen/
al)l)lJm_ce wax when the re/iiget_ltor is new, and then at least

twice a year.

Cleaning the Inside

To help prevent odors, l(,_\ e an open box ot l)_lking soda in tll('

reliiger_t or.

Unplug the refrigerator before cleaning. I1 this is not t)ra(ti(;+ll,

w+Jng excess moisture out of st)onge or cloth when cleaning

at(rand die control.

Use _s_u'm water and t)aking soda solutJon-;_bout a t_d)lest)oon

(15 ml) of baking soda to a quart (1 limr) of water. Ttfis 1)odl

cleans and nemmlizes odors. Rinse and wit)e dr}.

()ther 1)arts of tile re/iigeratot_including door g_uskets, {i:uit
and vegetaMe (tl:_lwel's, and all plasti( t)arts_an be cleaned

the same win.

Do not wash any plastic refrigerator parts in the dishwashe_

Replacing the Light Bulb (onsome models)

l_lnl)lug the reflJgerator t etore repla(mg a t)urned-()ut troll).

_e|[ill_ the (Olltr()ls [o OFFdoes 11(1[ Fe]//o'_e t)()v_reF tO the

light (ir( uiL

The light bull) is lo(ate(t 1)ehind the teml)erat ure (ontrol housing
and is "qsit)le dm)uoh_ the slots in d_e housing.

Reach elt) d_rough the opening at tl_e bottonl of the control
housing and gemly uns(rew tt_(' light bull). Ret)la(e witt_ a bull)

O/the s_ll//e of loweF wTttt_lg('.

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Care and cleaning of the refrigerator.

Defrosting (onmanual defrost models with freezer area)

Defrost whenever frost on the wall of the ice tray compartment becomes

1/4" thick. Never use a sharp or metallic iustrmnent to remove frost as
it may damage the cooling coils. (Apuncturedcooling coil will cause
seriousproblemsand void the warranty) Werecommendusing aplastic scraper.
Do not useany electrical device in defrosting yourrefrigerator.

Todefrost:

J} Set tilt' teml)emture control (ti_fl at OFFposition.

_: (In mo(lels without a drip m_y, place a pan beneath the ice trm

compamnem to collect wat('r.

Defl:osting usu;flly takes a tow hours. "Ib (lefl:ost thsmr, kee t) file
door ope;l. Also, pouring vv_u:m(not lint) wat(T 01/ tilt' frosted part
nla} si)eed deJ_'osdng. Do not use boiling water---4t _r damage
])lastJc parts.

After defrosting:

_) Elnl)ty _*_r_.tt'["/L!'OHl tilt' dli t) tray o1"/_'oln tilt' pan plated beneath

the itt' tt'_y ( OlllpaFtl//t'nt. _'ash the tlTa} or t)a]l with wa]'H/water.

_} \_'it)t' tilt' ice tray ('Ol//p_llTtlllt'l/t with a damp t lot]l.

ih; TtlFn tit(} teII/i)e]'_+ttlt'(' contFo] to tit+:: desired settillg _+1/(1

£et/IFn J()o(/ _++n(t ice tI'a_._s to tile Feti'i_+tw_++toE

NOTE: If ice buildup is verythick, it may keep the ice tray compartment door
from opening or closing completely Don't try to forceit open; after defrosting
the door will open and close easily

Defrosting (oncycledefrostall-refrigeratormodels)

Defrost whenever frost on the inside surfacesof the storage area becomes 1/8"
(3 ram) thick.Never use a heater ofany kind, scraper or sharp metallic

instrmnent to remove frost as it may damage the refrigerator or cooling
coils. ( A punctured cooling coil will cause serious problems and void
the warranty.)

Todefrost, unplug tile rt'Jiffg('rator or turn the temperature control

(tial to the OFFposition. b_,emove the (ontcms and Wipe inside
sm:iaces and shelves with a clean towel. II frost does not come off

easily, allow the/_'ost to meh somewhat and wipe otE
After defrosting, make sure inside sur/i_ces are (tu; then return tile

cont('nts to tilt' refl_gt'rator, plug unit back in and set the
teml)erature contlx)l to tile desired setting.

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Preparing for Vacation

For long va(ations or absences, remo\'e [_x_d m_d tmp]ug the

re_t'+gemtor. Move the control to the OFFposition, m_d ch'_m the
interior wit]l a baking soda solution of one tablespoon (15 ml) of
linking soda to one qtmrt (1 liter) of water. I+em't' the door open.

Preparing to Move

Sc<mx" all loose items sudl ;_sshelves and ice tray'+ by roping them
securely in t)l_(e to pre_'nt dmnage.

Besure therefrigerator stags in an upright position during moving.

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Preparingto install the refrigerator.

Read these instructionscompletelyand carefully.

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RefrigeratorLocation

i_i] DO llOt i11stal] ill(' l?(']il_cI_l[()l? \_]1('1"1' th(' tt'l//p('l'}tttll?(' will go btqow

50°F (10°C) 1)ecause it will llOt F/Ill ()]'Jell el/O/lg']l tO lllaintail/
proper te_nperat in:es.

i_i;:Install it on a floor su'ong enough to support it flllly loaded.
ii:://tile 2 cubic/bot model is placed on a c(mntertop or stand,

{he {font sur/ime of the door should be 3" or more back/i'om the
edge ot the coun{er{op or stand to avoid accidental upping of tl_e

appliance dining normal use.

N/)o not install it closer than 5" (l 3 cn/) next to a l_u/g('.

The following applies only to the 2, 3 and 4 Cubic Foot Models:

N Do not install it in a r('( essed area.

s_?I)o not build in the refrigerator.

Clearances

,\]lOW the tblhm,ring/learan( es tor ease ot inst_dlation and proper

air circulation.

2, 3 and # 6 Cubic Foot

CubicFootModels Modelonly

Sides 1/2" (13 ram) O"(0ram)*

Top 2" (51 ram) O"(0ram)

Back 2" (51 ram)** O"(0 ram)

"1-1,/4" (32 ram) tor hinge side clearan/e

'::i:FFOlll the real: (abill(_t Slil?{_l((_ 1o tlie wall

Turncounterclockwiseto raise,
clockwiseto IoweE

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LevelingLegs(onsomemodels)

Adjustable legs at the {i'(mt corner.', oJ dl(' wJiig('mtor

should bc set so the r(qi:ig('rator is {h'mly positioned on
the floor and {he/i'om is _lise(t just enough tha{ the

door closes easily when opened about hallivav.

Toadjust the leveling legs, mm die legs counterclocloNise

to raisethe reliJg('n_tol: clockwise to Jowerit.

Preparing to install the refrigerator.

Plugbuttons

or screws

Plug

Hingecover~

DoorReversal(onsome modds)

1. Relno\ e the small plug button on tile
leli side of tile door top cap.

2. Rel//o\'e tile thl/'e pltlg btlttons or
scre_ts on tile le/i side on top of tile

cabinet.

3. 14emo\ e tile phtstic hinge cover by
lilting it up by tile/i'ont edge.

4. Renloxe tile three screws ti'om tile
top hinge.

5. I J/i tile door up and off tile bottom
hinge 0Jght side).

6. Tih tile retiigemtor cabinet back to
remo\e tile fight leveling Meg.

7. Remo\e tile s(lx'_ts on tile t)ottom
hinge (right side) and the leti h'veling

Meg.Mo_t' tile 1)otl()l/l hinge to tile left
side and secure it with the scrmvt'_ and

h'_t'ling Meg.

IMPORTANT: Theleft leg hasaspacer that
must be moved to thedght side leveling leg
when the door swing is reversed

8. Screw the right leveling Meg,with tile
spacer ill place, balk in place on tile
lJght side.

9. Position tile door on tile leti t)ottom
hinge. With tile magnetic g_mket

holding tile door in place, secure tile
top hinge with screws.

] O. Make sure the door is aligned with the

refrigerator cabinet before continuing.

11. Rephtce the hinge cover on top o/
the hinge.

12. Put tile plug button ill tile hole on the
light side of tile door cap.

13. Put tile three plug buttons or s( rews on
tile light side on top of tile cabinet.

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Preparingto install the refrigerator.

DoorReversal(onsomemodels)
4 CubicFootModels

_Upper

Tel

Lefthingelocation

plate

Door
topcap

Bottom
hinge

12

1. Remo\e the two screws at the back of
the top eo\et_

2. P,en/ove the top co_vr by liJiing the back
up about 2" and then sliding it J()rw_tf'd.

3. l_emo\ e tile .',mall phtg button on the
le/i side of the door top cap.

4. RenJ, o',e the three serew._ on tlle upper
hinge (light side). Remo\e the hinge.

5. Remo\e tile three Sel:e_rs at the le/i
hinge location on the top plate.

6. Remo\ e the screw in the middle of the
top plate mid remo\e the top plate.

7. I,it_ the door up and off the t)ottom

hinge (right side).

8. Tih the retiigerator (at)inet ba(k to
remove the right h'\ eling leg.

9. Remo\ e the screws on the bottom
hinge (right side) and the left h'\ eling

leg. Move the bottom hing+e to the left
side and secm:e it with the screws mid

h'_vling leg.

IMPORTAN_ Theleft leg has a spacer that
must be moved to thedght side leveling leg
when thedoor swing isreversed

10. Screw the fight le_.elJng- leg, with the
spacer ill place, back in place on the
right side.

11. Position the door on the leti bottom
hinge. With the magneti( gasket

holding the door in place, se(ure the
top hinge with sctv_'_.

12. Make sure the dooris aligned with the

refrigerator cabinet before continuing,

13. Repla(e the top plate mJ,d S('t'_'_rS.

14. Slide the top cover t)a(k in place mid

repl_t(e the two s(rews.

15. Put the plug button ill the hole on the
right side of the door top (ap.

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Troubleshootingtips.

Save time and money!

Possible Causes What ToDo

Refrigerator does not
operate

Vibrationorrattling

(slightvibration

isnormal)

Motoroperatesfor
longperiodsorcycles

Door will not open

Conwol hi OFFposldon.

Refrigerator is
tmplugged.

The fuse is blown/circuit

breaker is tripped.
Front leveling legs

ion some models)
need adj usthlg.

Refrigerator is on

all uneven surface.

Normal when refrigerator
is first plugged hi.

Often occurs when This is n(mnal.
large mnotmts of food

are placed hi refdgeratur.

Door left open. Check to _('(' il t)ackage is

Hot weather or frequent This is n(mnal.
door openh_s.

Temperature control See About the control.

set at file coldest setting.

Not enough dearmlce

from file wall

Refrigerator is locked

(lock is available
on some models).

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Move the €olltro] to a

temper_zm_x" setth_g.

Pttsh the plttg completely
illtO the O/ltlet+

Rel)lace thse or reset

tile breaker.

See Leveling Legs.

Use shims to level the

re/i'igenlton

\_lit 24 hours/or the

re/i'igen_tor to completely
cool down.

holdillg door o t)en.

See Clearances in Preparing

to install the refrigerato_

Unlock the door with
the key. I/the key has

been lost, a rel)lacement

key can be ordered t)v

visiting ore: Website

www.GEAppliances.com,

or calling (',E Parts and
A( (essories, 800.626.2002.

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Troubleshootingtips.

Save time and money/.

Possible Causes

Refrigerator too warm

Refrigeratorhasodor

Moisture forms on Not mlusual during _VJ])c st trJi_(-e dry.

outside of refrigerator periods of high htmfidity.

Moisture collects inside Too frequent or too long
(in hmnid weather, door ope_m_gs.

air carries moisture
intorefrigerator when

door is opened)

Refrigerator too cold Temperature control S,.+(+About the control.

Temperature control
not set cold enough.

lYarm weather or Set th(' t('ml)('ratt:tr,._

frequent door openings. (ontrol one step (older.

Door left open. Check to see iJ t)ackag(' is

Cabhlet sides are 'warm
(applies nifty to 2, 3 mid

4 Cubic Foot Models).

Foods transnfitlhlg odor
to refrigerator.

Interior needs clemlh_. See Care and cleaning.

Defrost water pro1 needs + Sec Care and cleaning.

cleauing (on some models).

set too cold.

What ToDo

S(,(,Aboutthecontrol.

See About the control.

holding door op('n.

+ This is nounal/k)r a hot

w:dl t_,t)e condensel_

+ Foods with strong odors

shotdd be tightly wrapped.
Kee l) an open box of

baking soda in the
r('fiJg('rator; replace

_'\ cry three months.

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GERefrigerator
One-YearLimited Warranty.

Staple your receipt here.
Proof of the original purchase date is

needed to make a warranty claim.

What GE Will Provide:

War

From the date of the
original purchase

_: Properly pack your mfft.

We recommend using the original

carton and packing materials.

_5)Return tbe product to tbe retail

location wbere it was purchased.

_> Customer instruction. Tiffs owner's

mmmal provides information
regarding operating instructions

and user controls.

_: Service trips to your home to teach

you how to use tbe product.

_> hnproper installation, delivery or

nlaintenance •

_: Failure of tbe product if it

is abused, misused, or used for
otber than tbe intended purpose
or used commercially.

This warranty is extended to the original purchaser and any succeeding owner for

products purchased for home use within the USA.
Some states do not aflow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential

damages. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other
rights which vary from state to state. Toknow what your legal rights are, consult your

local or state consumer affairs office or your state's Attorney General
Exclusion of implied warranties: Except where prohibited or restricted by law,

there are no warranties, whether express, oral or statutory which extend beyond
the description on the face hereof, including specifically the implied warranties
of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

Replacement unit J_)r any produ(t which _hils due to a
deject in materials or workmanship. The exchange
refit is warranted/i)r the remainder of your t)rodurCs
original one-}car warranty period.

_: Include hi tbe package a copy of

the sales receipt or otber evidence
of date of original purchase. Also
prhlt your nmne mid address and
a description of tbe defect.

_:'!Loss of food due to spoilage.
_: Replacement of house fuses or

resetting of circuit breakers.

_:'!Replacement of tbe ligbt bulbs.
_:'!Dmnage caused after delivery.
_: Damage to the product caused by

accident, fire, floods or acts of God.

_5>Incidental or consequential damage

caused by possible defects witb
tiffs appliance.

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PartsandAccessories

Indhiduals qualified m ser'dce their own appliances (:all have parts or accessork s
sent directly to their homes (VI&\, MasterCard and Dis(over cards are a_(epm(I).
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Instructionscontainedin this manual cover procedures tobe performedbyany user.
GEdoesnot support any servicing of therefrigerator.

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General Manager, Customer Relations
GE Applian(es, Applian(e Park

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