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ApplianceRegistration
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LightBulb Replnccmcnt
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BaseGrille
4
MOM and S&lidNmnhm
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Caread Cleaning 10 ProblemSOlvt?r
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C(-msmncrSelwkes 15
Shfetyhtructions
3
l..nerg~’
%verSwitch 5 Sl”dws 7
Energ-}+kwingTips
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Stol’ageDrawers 8
FoodStorage!%lggestions 6,8 StabilizingBrakes
14
StOInKe‘rimes
6
Tenlperature Controls
5
lcenmlu.wAccessoryKit
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Vacation&ilk)ving’~ip
11
hwTravs
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Wm-antv
Rick cover
.hmmtion
2,4 WaterFilterAccessory
9
Adapkx”Phlg’ 4
AcijustaldeRollers
Clearances 2
ElectricalRequirements 3,4
ExtensionCord
4
Grounding 3,4
GEhsw@r Cel%!fer@
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Usethesemodelandserialnumbers
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Ccallsconcerningyouri-efr.igerator.
H you
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therefrigerator.
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pow’w ‘mrd*
~After
‘yOm”refrigeratoris ill
operation,do l-lottouch the
coldSi.d’acwh] the
fmxzw
wmpmtment,partimdarly
when hands are damp or wet.
skin may adhereto these
exlre.melyCUIC1stufaces.
fingfmor handson theawmatk!
while the
rd’rigerator is phiggd h This
willpreventcontmtwiththe
movingparts01’the :jector
mcchonism,or wi{h!hehcuIing
t?klll~lltthiltl’(3k?HStXthe(Xb(X.
*Don’tNNX”eezef’roztxlf’omki
which
1NW3thawed wnpm?ly.
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UnitedStatesDepartmentof.
AgrkllhUMillkk)ll’le[d ~,]@Oll
13utktinNc),69 st~ys:
“,, .YOU
my Sd’elyI’t?t’r(xm’f’roml”]
ikmisM have thawed if’they still
contt~inicc
crystalsorif’tlwy[Ire
sti Il CO1CL—I3C1OW40)E
“,,.ThawectgroundllK!LltS,
])ou]h’y
or
fishthathavea}?yoff-odoror
Off-COIOrSI1OUMnotkm
rcf’rozwl
anc.t
sh(mk!not bceaten,Thawed
ice crem shouldbcdiscarded.[f
theodororcolorof my foodis
poor orqucstionabk~ctrid(:)fit.
Thefoodmaybe
dangerous to cat.
“Elven
parlialthawingand
rcfrcmingreducetheeating
c~ualiiyof foods,particularlyfruits,
Vegetablesandprepaf’edfoods.
ThetwtingqualityofId meatis
affectedlessthanthatofmany
otherfoods,Use,rcfkozen:I:oodsas
soonaspossibletosaveas much
oftheireatingquality asyoucan.’>
A, Bef’orcm:kingmy repairst
Note:Westronglyrecommend
tht!l.:myticrvicingbtiperformed
byaqualifiedindividual,
WBeforecleaning.
C Bcf(mrtiph}cingaI.xmxl-out
lightMb$the rctligcratc~rshoukl
beunpluggedinordertoavoid
contwtwithi!livewirefllmcnt,
(Atmrned-outlightbulbmy
breakwhenking replaced,}
Note:TurningcontroltoOFF
positiondoesnotremovepower
tothelightcircuit.
aDonotstoreor use Conhlstibk!
Enathik, $&sowi! or ‘om!r
fhmmahk!VflllOI”Sor
liquids in
the vicinity of this or any oth621*
apphlce.
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BEFOREUSE
Thepowercord of thisapplianceis
equippedwith a three-prong
@YOllnded)plLlgwhichmates
with
Have
walloutletandcircuit
L)standardthree-prong(grounding)
checkedby a qualifiedelectrician
~vai~outlet(Fig. J) tominimize the
to makesuretheoutle[is properly
;possibilityof electricshockhazard
QroL~~l&(j,
Wherea standardtwo-prongwall
outletis encountered,it is your
personalresponsibilityand
obligationto have it repk}cedwith
aproperlygroundedthree-prong
walloutlet.
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CALJ’I’IOFJ:At(i]~hiIl~tl)~t](it~]~tor
:~.()~IIIL]tcrjnin:llto thC
W:l] 1 OLltlcl
L’OVC1°SCl”t2\VdOCS nol ground the
appliance unless
thec(I\wrscrewis
Illet:ll, and n(?t insulated, Nld the
\va~] oLIdct is
groundedthroughthe
housewirinsg.Youshouldhavethe
circuitcheckedbya qualified
electricianto makesure[heoutlet
iSproperlygrounded.
when dis(.mrmectingthe power
cord from the Xk@3”,always
holdtheadapterwithonehand.If
thisisnotdone,theadapterground
terminalis verylikelytobreak
withrepeateduse.
Slmtlldthe adapter ground
terminal break, Do .NCM’
USE
theapplianceUntilaproper
gmmdhasagainbeen‘estabMed.
~$fjt&’)EXk?nsioncords
13ecmse ofpokntkd safely hazards
under certain conditions. we
strongly
recommendagainstthe
Ilseof’anextension
cord. However,
if you
stillelectto use amextension
cord,it is absolutelynecessarythat
it be a LJLlisted~-wiregrounding
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T’hisrcf’rigcratorcanbecompletely
enclosedtogiveil;]built-in1001<,
with110clcarunccsneededfor
properoperation.
However,werecommendthatyou
allow5/8”clearanceatthetop and
sidesto make it easierto install
andto move.forcleaning.
-watersupplyto
If your refrigeratorhas anicemaker,
orifyOLIplanto addanicemaker
later,theicemakerwillhaveto be
connectedto aCOMwaterline.A
watersLqq31ykitcontainingcopper
tubing,shut-offvalve,fittingsand
instructionsis availableatextracost
fromyour dealer.Thereshouldbe
sufficienttubingfortheicemaker
fromthecoldwater
sLIpp~yto a~)ow
moving the refrigerator out from the
wa]l several feet (approximately 8
feet of 1/4’’”copper tubing in three
10inch
diametei-coik).
Adjustable rdhm, whichenabk
YOL1[0 move }’0111. refrigerator
away fI”onl (he wit] 1 fm” clean in,g,
NC Ioc:lted bchincl the Imw grille,
‘i’i I(2SL3l’(llkH”S shoLl]d k Set SO the
ret’rigeralor
isfirmlypositionedon
the[“1001”
illld the fi”ollt isrdiwdjust
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~l.il]e‘~?y~l’ilspingit at the bott.(]1]1
andpullingitslrl~ightout.
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‘mm-lNm?u”ad,jtlstingSU”tws
clockwiseto rtlisctherc[”rigcrator,
Cotlrltcl”cl(lcliwiscto lowerit, Use
3/8”socketwrenchor adjustable
wrench.
Whenadjustingthe f’rent
rollersforproperdoorclosure,
itisremmn.encledthatthe
bottomfrontedgeofthe cabinetbe
approximately3/4”fromthefloor.
TOreplace base
grim,align
prongs on
back of grillewithslots
in cabinetandpushforwarduntil
thegrillesrmpsintoplace.
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CXMITFKX
COLDER
Thetf”Lkv.wLxmtl’olhw Sc((in:s
from “ii” (k’ warmest) (0 “W (the
(’oldest) plus “OFF,” Mtidly set
1.
Em”gy saverswitch
‘-l’hc[kn”g ~aver swi[ch islocated
on(hefreezercontrolpanel.This
switchlelsyous:]veenergyby
Ll(lj1.1S[in.gK
1“1’i~~l’iltOI”Opel’:lt ions 10
lhc levelof’
hLlnlidity in your house.
DuringIllllllidwmthcr,moisture
Will[’O1-IN
N“OLlld ihLt dOO1’S of My
iTei’I+igel’L\tol”/l’loceY.cl”,
si miIw to lh~
W[]y(:on&2nsi\@formson a ghiss
01”
icc w:ilcr.
[-lmtcrs in ymr rd”rifymtor help
prcvcni n~oistLlr(2 from forming on
the outsidct Tl)c Energy $hvcr
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EXTERIOR
CABINET
MOISTURE
SAVES
ENERGY
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~Thebottom positionturnsthe
I’mtcl”s0[’1’1’01”
nlaxinlLJnl Cml”gy
st~vings. Use this position dLlring
periodsoflowhumidily.
*Thetop positionisfor
]3criodS of”
high humidity, sLIch M dLlring
the
summer,intheearlymorning
hOLll”S, d iIl holl12S WithOLlt ;.liIconditioning.
Thefl”eshfood~OIltI.01hassettings
from” 1“(thewarmest) to“9”(the
coMest).Initially set
thefresh
food!controlat“5”
Forcolderor wu-rnertemperatures,
adjust thedesiredcompartment
controlonenumberat a time.
IIV1lK)Kl_’A~~: VVhen kn~tkdly
setting Controls? for adjusting
them, allow
24 hours f-orthe
?wfrigel”atol-to get Cm.
NOW:X-’w”ninggthe
freezercontrol
ti3 OEF’positionstopscoolingin
Bom!-1fmmpaI%lw&--fm%h
foodAND
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storagetimes
for
meatm{}
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DAYS MONTHS
IN
IN
EatkLq
qualitydmpsFtEFWW-tATt)FtFREEZER
afkw~imeshown
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W%h Ivkm
Roxds(Beef&
Lamb)........3105
6
tO12
FWsts(Fork& Venl)..........3to5
4to 8
slows two
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3to5
Gto12
Chops(L[/n}b)..>................3 to 5 6to 9
chops (Polk)
....,,................3to5 3to4
[;l OIHld & StewMt?als,.....,.’1102
3to4
\./aIipt~~le:}ls,.,,,,,,,,.,,,......,.”{to 2
3to 4
$;wt~gt)(Pork),....,.......,.....1to 2
1to 2
I%wessetiMeats
Bw:on,,,,,,,...,,,...,,....+,...$,,.l.,7
Fr~nkfufWrs
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( )!’
1,
. ,,.,,,,,,,.,..!,,$,...!.!!.!
l-km](Whole)
.!.,.,,.,,,!.,,.!..,>.,!,,i’ 1 to 2
Ham(Half)
,..,,,..,,!,,,, !,,!,!!.,,.3to 5 1 to2
Ham (Slices) .,,.....................3 ‘1to 2
Luncheon Meats......... .,...,.3to 5
Freezing
Swsagc (S~]loked).........,...,,,.7
notrecom-
Wsfige (Dry&
Serlli-[ky)lq to ~1 mended,
Umkfd IW3ats
CookedMefitsand
MeatDshes,.,..........3 to
4
2 to 3
Gravy & IVkatRI(}III$..$...4’1 to 2
2 to 3
FreshPOMHIY
Chicken&I“wkey(Whole)..-lto2 12
Chicken(Pieces)................l to 2
9
Turkey(Pieces).......t.........l to 2 -
Duck& Goose(Whote)......l to2
:
Giblets..4!...!!<!....4..!.........1 to 2
3
Et@wtl
RMlry
Pieces(Coveredwith Broth)l to2 6
pieces(NotCovered)..........3
to 4
“1
CookedPoultryDishes.......3to4
4to6
FriedChicken’.....,...,,.,.....!!.3to 4
@!lWthNltOHflWItS& Ptltf!tt’y)
F;EEZEFI
Mostfruits andvegetables......i...........8-l2months
Leanfish............................................6-8 months
Fattyfish, rols andbreads,
soups,stew,casseroles...................2-3months
Cakes,pies,sandwiches,
leftovers(cooked),
icecream(originalcarton).............1monthmax.
Newtechniques are constantly
beingdeveloped
ConsulttheCollegeorCountyExtensionService
or
yo~lrlocal IJtility Cmlparlyfor the latest
information on freezing andstoring
foods.
“U.S. .LkpartmentofAgriculture
fV~13dS.fiSh id podtf}” ~3U1.ChWd
fromthestorevaryinqualityand
age:
Consequentlyq safe storagetime
inyoLlrrefrigeratorwillVal.y,
‘lbstoreunf’ro%enmeats, fishand
poultry:
o
Always remove store wrappings.
QI&wrapin foil,filmor waxpaper
andrefrigerateimmediately.
To
storecheese,wrupwellwith
\\’tl#X]XIIXX
01”il\UIRillUIN [’L}il, ~11.~Wlt
in d piastic bag.
* Ch21’ully lvrap 10 expd air d
help pl”wlll mold.
* ,Store prqmkagd chccw in its
(Nvn wwppillg if you wish,
‘~11StOIY?
!;t!~t!ti!blt!fiq IISL’ lhC
Vegc(ahk
L1l.il\$~cl”s--—tllcy’Vcbmn
dcsi~ncdt(lprmer\wthe mllurtil
moistureml I’wshness0(’producu.
~Co\wring
~C~~ti]bl~~s wi[hiimoist
[owelIwll;s
nl(lintdill cris19nm$
* f\s a 1’HIIIw’Llid [u f’rushncss,
prcpaL’kagL!d Vcgmlllcs (.![111h?
s[orc(i
intheirOl”igilliilwmppiug.
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il/Y!\\’(’KS(()!1})KMIPIS’N)
qltippdd) })ldli(’
it ltllll(’(’L’iYL$’ll):\’to Ih’lllp (’[’l ’t({ill,/t)(lilL~’M
thy ‘w Ivwl {hwi,q)d tt) ptww,i’e.
‘m !W’C i(!e L!u”eanl””-
Finc quality
ice ream, wi(h high crmn umtunt,
will normally require sligh[ly k)wcr
lmpmturcs than more
“airy”
;LII.c;l(ly-pLlcl{tig’L:t~brands wil,hlow
Cl”canl
content.
~ It will
benecessarytoexpcrinmritto
determinethe!’rccmrconlpamncnt
locationantitempcratw.ccontrol
settingtolwcpyouricecreamalthe
rightservingtelllpclZltUl”e,
~l-herearofthefreezercompartment
isslightlycolderthanthefront.
Tips 011fl”eezing foods
Therearethreeessentialrequirements
foreffkienthomefreezing.
1.
Mia!l quality.Freezeonlytop-
qualityfoods.Freezingretainsquality
andflavor;it
cannot improve quality.
2. sped The quicker fruits and
yegetflbles are frozen
afterpicking,
thebetterthe frozenproductwill
be. You’Hsavetime,too,withless
culling and sortingtodo.
3. li%wpe~+packaging.Usefood
wrapsdesignedespeciallyfor
freezing;they’rereadilyavailable
at most food stores.
Tofreeze
meat,fishand poultry,
wrap well
in f’reczer-weight foil (or
otkr heavy-dutywrapping material)
forming it
cwcfully to [he shq~ of
the
contents, Thisexpelsair.Fold
iilld cri Illp CIILiS of tk! pmkige t(l
pmvidc L1good, lasting seal.
ihll’[ J’L2[’I”CWUl)l~[lt [h:lt h:lS
(!Ompk?tdy thawd; Immt, whether
raw or (NOM, (.![11)hc l’romn
SU(XXSSfLllly Ody O11CL3.
Limitfreezingof fresh(uni’rmm)
II1(M(S 01- St!d’OOdS to 20 pOUlldS fit
a
timc,
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IDSl(N.clikethingstogether,This
savesbothlimeand;Ieclrjcity
bccauscyoucanf’incifoodsf’aster,
~Placetheoldestitemsupfrontso
theycanbeuseduppromptly.
QIJscshelveson thedoorformost
oftenusedsaucesandcondiments.
1’0savt! money in
(x-M”gy
andfoodcosts
~Covermoist foods withtigh[lids,
plasticfilmor foil,
aLeafVegetablesand
l:rllits placed
in drawers will last Iongcr when
stored in clod plastic containers
or wrappd in
plasticfilm.
$Donotoverloadyourfreshfood
or freezercompartmentwitha lot
of warmfoodatonce.
eOpenthedoorthefewesttimes
possibleto saveelectricalenergy.
~Whengoingoutoftownforseveral
days,leave as fewperishablesas
possibleintherefrigerator.If your
refrigeratorhas an icemaker,move
theicemakerfeelerarmto the
$3T0P(up)position and shutoff
waterto therefrigerator.
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Toremo’vt’ shdves: TapU~lat the
rear of the shelf mar the tracks to
loosen the shelf ]ugs.
Thentiltthe
shelfup at front,and iift ii
1113and
oL!t of the track 011 the rcaI” wal! 0[’
the
refrigermr.
‘h replace shelves:%lect desired
shelfheight.Withshelffrontraised
slightly,engagethe toplugsin
(racksat therear of the cabinet.
Thenlowerthefrontof the shelf
untilit locksintoposition.Tap
downon the backof the shelfnear
[he tracksuntiltheshelfissecurely
seated.
‘1’0repklcw?:
~lidc the Porta-13iIl
into
thegroovedarmuntilthetabs
lockintoIllw:c+
[heg]i@-outwiw b~]ske~bCIC)Wthe
shell’ arc
rcaciilyuvuihblewithout
yol.lt”
hWiIl~ k) II1OVCpaCka~CS
Stored on the LlpPM’level.
Thelmskctglidesin timloutf(>r
easyf(mlselection.Toremovethe
b[\Sk~t,pullitOLltLl[ltilitStOpS,
Thentiltthefrontol’thehaskctup
andfinishpu]]ingthebasketallthe
‘--”%
Doorshelves
Thedoorshelvesareremovable
foreasycleaning.Toremove,hold
bothendsandpullstraightup.
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This refrigcrakd Lhuwer is
designed to lwp
foods fresh by retaining the INMA
moisture content
offooclssuchas:
a Arti~/lok~sUIche~@
~Plums
@
Asparagtls~Corn
o
Radishes
* Beets,topped@Currants
~Rtlu~ar~
@
131U~bNTkS@Greens,leafy@Spinach
~Carrots
* Lettuce
~T~nlatoes,
UICelery
* Phrsky
ripe
~Peas,green
W“eIwxmnmel-dthat odmm
foods be WON!(1wrapped-foods
SLICh :1S:
~Broccoli
~
cabbage
o
Parsnips
~Brussels
@Cauliflower ~Turnips
Sprouts
~GreenOnions
Storage
timewilldependuponthe
typeof foodanditscondition
whenplacedin thedrawer.
Excesswaterwhichmayaccumulate
in thebottomof theMoist‘nFresh
drawershou]d.bepouredoutand.
the drawerwipeddry.
ThkdILIWCI”hLIStinadjmm
humiditycontrolMl Ictsyou
l“cg~~]atethe
amOUIIt 01’Cold air
enteringthedrawer.
slick?thecontrolM the way
h the
right: totheWE(3” setting and
thecovercloses
fLI]~yto providea
highhumiditystorq.yarea,
SMe h controlall the
way to
the left to W “mums”
setting
andthecoverstayspartially
opentoprovidea lesshumid
storagearea.
Variablesettingsbetween“FRUITS”
and“VEG”can beselectedto fit
yoLwspecial needs.
Drawer
Drawersatthebottomofthefresh
foodcompartmentstopbefore
comingallthewayout,to help
preverilcontentsfromspillingonto
thefloor.Drawerscanberemoved
easilyby tilting up slightlyand
puHingpast“stop”location.
Toremovedrawerswhenthefresh
foodcompartmentdoorcannotbe
openedallthe way,firstremove
foodand shelvesabovethe
drawers.
i. ]&31K3VC thC dl”;lWCI. farthest
fromthedoor,
~,I<CJIKWCthC@MStO~by
pushingup
fl.()~i”iunderneathand
tiltingit
10clear the door. Be
carefulwhenhandlingtheglass,
Werecommendwearing13rotcctivc
gloves.
~.Lifttheemptydrawerframeout.
4. Removethe centerpost.
5. Slidetheotherdrtiwcrandframe ,
overandrcmovethem+
Aftercleaning,replacethedrawers
inreverseorder.
seakd.snackPack
IUl
Thesealed snack Pack—andshelf
to whichit attaches-–canbe
relocatedwithintheFreshFood
compartment.Thesealeddrawer
retainshighhumidityfor
convenientstorageof cheese,
bacon,horsd’oeuvres,spreads
andsnacks.
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leave thetrayright-sideup,twist
bothendsslightlyandrcmove
desireclnwnberof cubes.
Washtraysandstoragebin in
lukewarmwateronly.Do notput
themin allautomaticdishwaShei4.
11’yourrefrigeratordi~inotcome
diwly tqu ipped with an
automatic icemaker, yOLl Imy dl
011(3
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spcci~’y
UK-KIT-3,A watersupj~ly
kitcontainin~copper[ubing,shutoffvl~lvc,fittings;mdinstructions
nccdcdtoconnecttheicemakcrto
yOUl”CO]C]WatC1’lillC
iS ti]SO
availableat extracost.
The perfect to
your icemaker—
i waterma’
(optional atextra cost)
~OLII” icc cubes can ordy
beasfresh-tastingasthe
w~tcr(hatproduces
them.That’swhyit’sa
goodidea to purifyyour
waterwitha waterfilter.
Itsactivatedcharcoal
removesmusty,stale
odorsandunpleasant
medicinal,metallic
tastes.A poroLlsfiber
cartridgecatchesdirt,
rustparticles,sandand
siltwhilespecial
crystalsreducedeposits
ofhardscale.
Thewaterfilterisanoptionat
extracostandisavailablefromyour
GEdealer.specifyWR97X0214.
RhascompleteinstaHation
instructionsandinstallsinminutes
on 1/4”0.D. cop~3erwaterline.
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careand
Do notwash any plastic
parts
f’l”omrefrigeratorh
Wtmnatic
‘dishwasher”
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Careshouldbetakeninmoving
~OLII”I-efrigel”atOI”awayfl-on~the
wall.Alltypesoftloor coverings
canbedamaged,particularly
cushionedcoveringsandthose,
withembossedsurfaces.PLdlthe
refrigerator.straightout andreturnit
topositionby pus12ingit straightin.
N1ovingyoLIr~“ef]”igeratorin a side
direction
may resLllt in damage to
yoLw floor covering or
refrigerator.
Comhmsw
Thecondenser is locatedbehind
Cond6b3r
To ulwmthecondcrmr, first
rcmmwthebitscgrille,thensweep
t~wayor vacLIumdustthatis rcadily
acccssiblcoUsea refrigeratorcoil
b14USh811dL1
VLICLIUITlC]Canel. tO
remove dust and lint from the coil.
7’hc coil hrush is avaikhle at GE
AimlianccPartsMarts.
Itis notnecessaryto defrost the
i’rcezeror
l’res12food compartments.
YoLIrrefrigeratorisdesignedand
equi]3pcdtodcl’restitself
aLltomatic:ali y.
Defrost‘waterpm
Panlocatedbehindbasegrille
shouldbe cleanedat leastonce
a year.
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shut ONw[ktel”supplytothe
refrigerator+
Disconnect the power cord froIn
the wall outlet, remove all food
and ckan and dry
the interior,
f+muw aH limit! items such as
grille, shelves, storage pms and ice
lrtlys t)y taping [hem securely in
phwc to prevent dmiige.
Be sure the refrigerator sttiys in cl}?
upri,qllt pmi[iw during actuul
moving and in the van.
I’he
rci’rigeratormustbesecuredinthe
vantopreventmovement.Protect
(I1Coutsideofthe refrigeratorwith
t]II]illll{et,
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DOESNOTOPERATE
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MOT(R OPHRATJ2S
FOR
LONGPERIODS
l’vl(Yf’QRSTARTSL%
STOPSFREQUENTLY
VH3R.ATIONOR
RATT’LDJG
OPERATING
SOUNDS
oU?Iheinteriorlight is not on, rd’rigcratormfiynot be pluggedin atthewalloutlet,
~Normalwhenrefrigfiratoris first(idivcmdto yourlmmc-
uswdlyrequires24hours
to conlphNclycooldown,
~Large
omountsof foodplacedintherefrigeratorto be cooledOrfrozonraiso
insidetemperatm-e,
* DOorleftopen,
~Tempertiturccon[rolsarcsettoocold.Referto instructionsforuse
of‘NHvH?ERATURECONTKXS.
*
C3rilletindcondenserneedcleaning,
~CheckENENtGY-SA~lN’GTIPS.
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~Ifrefrigeratorvibrates$mm-cthanlikelyitisnotrestingsoIicilyonthe floorandi\’Ont
rollerscrewsneedadjust!ng,orfloorisweakm uneven.RefertoROLL.ERS.
~Hdishesvibrateon shelves,trymovingthem.S1ightvibrationisnormal.
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~Defrostwaterpanrattling,needstobtipositionedproperly.
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9Thehighspeedcompressormotorrequiredto maintainnearzerotemperaturesinthe
[M”gefl-ee~ercompartment
may pr~dllcehigher sound Ievek than your old refrigerator,
~INormalfanair flow—onefanblowscoldairthroughtherefrigeratorandfreezer
;ompartments—
anotherfancoolsthecompressormotor.
‘These l140RiMALsounds wiHaLsobeheardfrom timeto time:
~Defrosttimerswitchclicksatdefrost,
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Defrost waterdripping.
~TemperaturecontrolclicksONor OE”F.
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@Refi-igerantboilingor gurgling.
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CICrackingor poppingof coolingcoilscausedby expansionand contractionduring
defrostandrefrigerationfollowingdefrost.
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~Wth automaticieemal{er,thesoundof cubesdroppingintothebinandwater
rurminginpipesas icemakerrefills.
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PRQBLEIM
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‘EK,ITAIR FROM
Eb3rToMOF
REFRIGERATOR
FRESH pooil
oil FREEZER
CO?VW.4R’TMEHW’
TEMPHMTLIRE
T{)C}WARM
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FOODSDRYOLJT
FROSTOR IC!E
C’RYS’T’ALSON
FROZEN I?OOD
SLOWICE CUBE
FREEZING
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ODORI’TASTE
MOISTUREFORMS
O.NOUTSIDEOF
REFRIGERATOR
Mowrulw
COLLECTSINSIDE
REFRIGERATOR
H/is ODOR
~Thisis !henorina]airRowneededmcooltlwmoior,In therefriger:ttionprocess,itis
normalthtithea[lx expeliedinM wcaundertherctkigcralor.!knnefloorcoverings
will discolorat these normal anti sd’eoperatingtemperatures.Yourfloor ccwtiring
suppliershould be cortsulledif you ohjcct to thisdiscolm’ation.
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~ Tmpmmm controlmy notbe setcoldenough,ibtkr toTEMPEXL4T{JRECONTROLS.
* DoorMl open fortoolongHtime,
~I%K!kagt?IntlyL“oholdingdooropen.
~PwiiagtblockingairdIwiinfrcexcrcmq)tirllnent.
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prq)~rly.
ISIDoormayhavebeenM’tajm.
oTurnWnperaturcc)ffreezercoll”]l)ilt’t!llolltCOkierr
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cubescan become stale tasting. Discordthcm and make new ice.
0102 storagebinneedsto bc cmptiedan(iwt.lshedt
~Unscalccip:~ckagesin refrigeratorand/orfreezercompartmentsmaybetransmitting
odor/ttistcto icccubes,
@1n(eriorofrefrigeratorneedscleaning.C)ciorscanpassthroughtof’rcwzcr.
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Not unusualciuringperiodsofhighhumidity.
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topposition.
REDUCES
EXTERIOR
!
SAVES
CABINET
ENERGY
MOISI”URE
@1nhumidweather,aircarriesmoistureintotherefrigeratorwhenthedoorsare
openedtoofrequentlyorfor toolonga time.
oFoodswithstrongodorsshouldbetightlycovered.
*Checkforspoiledfood.
BInteriorneedscleaning.
s
Defrost watei. pan needscleaning
zKeepopenbox of M@ sodain refrigerator;replaceeverythreemonths.
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T’ilisrcfrigcralor is equipptxl with
add itioml le\/el ing feet which
serve as stabilizing brakes, This
ackiitiomd Ie}’cling foot
willhold
therefrigeratorsecurely
in position
dLwing operalion ml cleaning.
T(J
SCIthebrakes,
first atlmiust the
kvcling wheels u) the desired
i?(witi(m. tkcond, rotate thk?
lc\cliI~g bralms until the hrakes wv
firmly iJl place ag:tinst the floor.
;Ifter the brakes m securely in
pliu.’c, LlllSCI’eW Ihe ]t;\k31ing \vh12cls
ad iLlst ing bolt cotlIltci.cl13c~11/ise
u~~ti] the weight of the rcl’rigerator
is supported by the st~lhilizing
br:kx. This allows the weight tO
be positioned on the leveling
br{kes. Reverse the procedure to
X-OHthe refrigerator out+
Leveling
wheel
&
Stabilizing
brake —————+
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t+ ,
“’D. not
J(J
7
loosen this
[p
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wheel
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~ z Leveling
whed
F)
adjusting bolt
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(3/8 h~~ with slot)
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caution:To avoid possible
personal injury or property
damage; the .4abihing
brake musth? fim’dy
t(lutjlhlg the mm”.
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\’OLl s~m’icc((xku’01- [olnorl’()\v. 01” at
+’(Nu.
c(nl}wi~’llt.’;(’7:()();l,lll.to7:(N)p.111.
N’eeldm’s,9:00a.nl.to 2:00
p.m. sMur-
dq’s).tiur lilct(~l>’-tx.ilille(l (dmicians
know ~wur appliance inside ancl oLlt-so most repairs can be hnnclled ill-just
one visit.
khkhdis qualified to servicetheir
ownappliancescan have needed
parts or accessories sent clirectly to
their home. ~lle GIZ parts systempro-
videsaccessto over
47,000 parts ... and
all GE 6enu ine 11.enewal Parts arc
fldly warranted.
VH5A,iVlasterCarcl
anclDiscovercardsareaccepted.
user IIRhltemmceillst.1”1.mtions
COnltilledI&l-&&3booklet‘cOvel”procedures’intendedtobeperfm-medby
anytwen”.other %er-vkinggenerally
shol.lldbeAm-red toqualifiedserticeJpel”scmnelocautionmustbe
exel”cisecgSinceimproperservicing
maycauseunsafeOpel”atiml.
Upon
request, GE willprovideBraille
controlsfora
variety 01.CZIZappliances
andabrochuretoassist_inplanninga
barrier-freekitchenfor
p~l’SOilS ~vith
limited rm)bility. To obtain tkse items
fke ofchm-ge, call 800.626.2000.
~omunlers }Vith imp;iired hearing
01” Slxech who have :lCCC’SSto2“1’DD
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saw proof of original purchase date such as your sa!es slip or cancelled check to establish warrantY period.
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FLU ONE-YEAR
For oneyear from date of original
purchase,we will provicle,free of
charge, parts and servico labor in
your hometo repairor replace
my
part of thereff’lgerdor
that fails
becauseof a manufacturing
ci@k3ct!
Full.
FIVE”YEMJ
Forfive years from date of original
purchase,we will provide,free of
charge, parts and service labor in
your home to repairor replaceany
part of the sealed rdrigcm~ing
system (the compressor,
condenser, mmporatorand all
connectingtubing) that fails
bt3caus@of a manufacturing
defect,
This warranty is extendedto
the originalpurchaserand any
succeedingownerfor products
purchasedfor ordinaryhome use
in the 48 mainlandstates, Hawaii
andWashington,D,C. In Alaskathe
warrantyisthe same exceptthat it
is LIMITED becauseyou must pay
to ship the productto the service
shopor for the servicetechnician’s
travelcosts to your home.
All warrantyservicewill be
providedby our FactoryService
Centersor by our authorized
CMstomerCare(!]servicersduring
normalworking hour%
Lookin the White or Yellow Pages
of yourtelephone directoryfor
GENERAL ELECTRIC
COMPANY. GENERAi-
Eik2173iC‘wwrowSERVICE,
GENERAL ELECTRIC-i+OTP~lNT
FACTORY SERVICE or
GENERAL ELECTRIC
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Service trips to your home to
teach you how to use the product.
Readyour L& andCare materiai.
If you then have any questions
about operating the product please
contact your dealer or our
Consumer Affairs office at the
address below, or call, toll free:
GE Answer Cent@F’)
800,626.2000
consumer information service
* Improper installation
oReplacementof housefuses or
re$ettingof circuit breakers.
~Failure of the product if it is used
for other than its intended purpose
or used commercially.
oDamage to product caused
by accident, fire, floods or acts
of God.
eLoss of food due to spoilage.
WARRANTOR IS NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR
CONSEGNJENTiALDAMAGES.
If you have an installation problem,
contact your deaier or installer.
You are responsible for providing
adequate electrical, plumbing and
other connecting facilities.
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Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion
may not apply to you. T’hiswarranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vay from state to state.
To know what your legal rights are in your state, consult your local or state consumer affairs office or your state’s Attorney General.
[f fui’mw help isneededtxmcerningthis Wammty, write:
Affairs, GE ILcmknm?,KY40225
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