Jenn-Air JS48SEFXFA, JS48SEFXDA, JS48SEDBFA, JS48SEDBDA, JS48PPDBDA Owner’s Manual

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USER G U I DE

Form No. A/05/02 Part No 111405-1 MCS p/n 61005583 Litho USA. @2002 Maytag Appliances Sales Co

WELCOME

Welcome and congratulations on your purchase of a Jenn-Air_ LuxuryTM SeriesBuilt-In refrigerator!

Your complete satisfaction is very important to us. For best results, we suggest reading this material to help acquaint you with proper operating and maintenance procedures.

Should you need assistance in the future, it is helpful to:

I. Have complete model and serial

number recorded in the spaces below.Thesenumbersarefoundon a

dataplate insidethe refrigerator com- partment on the upper trim surface.

Date of Purchase Model Number Serial Number

2. IMPORTANT: Keep this guide

and the sales receipt in a safe

place for future reference. Proof

of original purchase date is needed for warranty service.

If you havequestions, call:

Jenn-Air Customer Assistance

1-866-459-6298(USA and Canada) (Mon.-Fri., 8am-8pm EasternTime) Internet: http://www.jennair.com

For service and warranty informa- tion, seepage 25.

In our continuing effort improve the quality of 0ur appli-

ances, it mayb e necessary to

make changes to the appliance without revising this guide.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome ..........................................................................................I

SafetyInstructions ..........................................................................2

Installation........................................................................................3

Machine Compartment .................................................................4

Electronic Control Center .......................................................5-6

Fresh Food Compartment ...........................................................7

ClimateZone TMStorage Drawers ..........................................8-9

Door Storage..................................................................................9

Freezer Compartment ................................................................I0

Automatic Icemaker....................................................................II

Automatic Ice & Water Dispenser..........................................12

Water Filter.............................................................................13-14

Food Purchasing,Storage& Handling Guidelines.................15

VegetableSelection and StorageChart ..................................16

Fruit SelectionandStorage Chart .....................................17-18

Maintenance............................................................................19-20

Normal Operating Sounds........................................................21

Care & Cleaning...........................................................................22

BeforeYou Call For Service.......................................................23

Accessories....................................................................................24

Warranty ........................................................................................25

Guide de I'utilisateur ...................................................................26

Guia delUsuario..........................................................................52

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Warning and Important Safety Instructions appearing in this manual are not meant to cover all possibleconditions and situations that mayoccur. Common sense,caution and care must be exercised when installing,maintaining or operating the appliance.

Alwayscontact your dealer,distributor,serviceagentor manufacturer about problems or conditions you do not understand.

RECOGNIZE SAFETY SYMBOLS, WORDS, LABELS

_IL WARNING: Hazards or unsafe practices which COULD result in severe J

personal injury or death.

CAUTION: Hazards or unsafe practices which COULD result in minor J

personal injury.

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SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

PORTA T SAFET iNSTRUCTiONS

• Use the refrigerator only for its intended purpose.

• To prevent possibility of hazard due to electrical shock,never plug the refriger- ator into a receptacle which has not beengrounded adequatelyand in accor-

dancewith the local and national elec- trical codes. See the _ilLwarning and

grounding instructions.

• This refrigerator must be properly installed in accordance with its installa-

tion instructions.

• Turn the power to your refrigerator off before cleaningor replacing light bulbs.

• In case of power failure, minimize door openings.If the power failure isof a long duration, protect the food by placing blocks of dry iceon top of the packages

or check with a local frozen foods locker about temporary storage. Frozen

foods which have thawed completely should not be refrozen and should be

discarded.

• Any electrical service cord that becomes frayed or damagedshould be immediately repaired or replaced. Never unplug your appliance by pulling on the power cord.

• Your refrigerator should not be oper- ated in the presenceof explosive fumes.

• Children should not climb, hang or stand on the shelvesof this refrigerator.

• To prevent the unit from tipping for-

ward and to provide a stable installa-

tion, the unit must be secured in place

with the anti-tip device (See separate

installation instructions provided with this refrigerator).

NOTE:

The power pad in the fresh food com- partment stops cooling and turns off the lights. It does not shut power to the

unit off. Prior to changinglight bulbs or ....

other servicing,the MainPower switch in the upper machine compartment

must be switched to OFF or "0".

WARNING: This ap-

pliance is designed to operate

on a normal 115 volt, 15 amp,

60 cycle line. There should be a separate, grounded circuit serving this appliance only. Do

not use an extension cord. Do not use any device that will

alter the electrical performance of this appliance.

This appliance is equipped with a three- pronged grounding plug for your protec-

tion against possible electrical shock haz- ards. It must be plugged into a grounded receptacle.Where a standard two-prong

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

tacle.Do not,under any circumstances,cut or remove the third (ground) prong from the power cord. Do not use an adapter

plug.Do not useanextension cord.Do not usea Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter.

Power supplycord

with 3-prong

grounding plug Grounded type

IMPORTANT:

Child entrapment and suffocation are not problems of the past. Junkedor abandonedrefrigerators are still dangerous...even if they will sit for "just a few days."If

you are getting rid of your old refrigerator, please follow the instructions below to help prevent accidents.

• Takeoff the doors.

• Leavethe shelves in place so that children may not easilyclimb inside.

THESE iNSTRUCTiONS

[[1 (ground fault

__ _/wall receptacle

_,_ [ circuit not

allowed)

INSTALLATION

For complete directions on proper instal- lation of this refrigerator, please refer to the separate insr_[[ationinstructions pro-

vided.

° Make surethe noor under the refrig-

erator is [eve[with the surrounding finished floor.

° Protect a finished floor with ply-

wood, cardboard or other suitable

material before moving the refriger- ator acrossit.

° Once installed, this buik-in refriger-

ator is not designed to be moved. For information on moving,refer to

installation instructions or call toll free [-866-459-6298.

LGHT SHIELD

The Light Shield and C[imateZoneTM Air Diverter come packagedon the lowest refrigerator shall.

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NOTE•

Install the fresh food and freezer light

shields according to the following instructions.

TO INSTALLTHE LIGHT SHIELDS:

I. Placethe plastichooks inthe rear cor-

ners of the shield over the screws located in the sidewalls.

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2. While depressing the front catches, raise the shield up to the bottom of the control panel.

3. Releasethe catchesso they restabove the back edge of the control panel

bottom.

TO REMOVE:

CLIMATEZONE TM

AIR DIVERTER

IMPORTANT:

TheAir Diverter must be installed cor- rectly to ensure efficient operation of

the ClimateZone TM storage drawers.

TO INSTALL:

Place the tabs on each end of the diverter in front of the

shelf support rails and lower

into place.

CLIMATEZONE TM

DRAWERS

Removethe shippingfoam piece packedin the top of the ClimateZone TM drawer

before operating the refrigerator.

Light Shield

Air Diverter

I. Depress the catches at the front of

the shield.

2. Swing the shield downward.

3. Lift the plastic hooks from the screws and pull the shield straight out.

REMOVE SHIPPING CLIPS

Your new refrigerator was packed care- fully for shipment.The shelf pacldngclips,

located in the frame above each shelf, must be removed prior to rearranging the

shelvesin the refrigerator. To remove: Depress the upper

part of the clip,wiggle the clip side- waysand pull straight out. _

ACHJ E CO PART E T

The Machine Compartment is located at the top of the refrigerator. Within the

Machine Compartment are the main

Main

Power

Switch

power switch, the water filter, the con- denser and a switch to change the elec-

tronic control from Fahrenheitto Celsius.

Fahrenheit/Celsius

Switch (see page 6)

Condenser

(see page 19)

from the machinecompartment cover or the condenser.

Water Filter

(see pages 13-14)

TO REHOVETHE HACHJNE COHPARTHENT COVER:

Grasp the cover on the outer edges and lift up, then out and off. Set the cover

aside.

TO REPLACETHE HACHINE

COHPARTHENT COVER: Tilt the top of the cover forward slightly

and insert the top set of hooks into their matching slots.

Follow by inserting the bottom set of

hooks into their appropriate slots.

When the hooks are fully inserted, the

cover securely settles into place.

ELECTRONIC CO TROL CENTER

The electronic control center is locatedat the top of the fresh food compartment.

NOTE:

Allow the refrigerator to run for 8-12 hours before loading. This ensures appropriate temperatures for food storage.

UNiT POWER

Touch this pad to start or UNIT stop cooling andturn off the lights in both the fresh food and freezer compartments. POWER This pad DOES NOT shut off power to the refrigerator.

To turn off all power to the refrigerator, turn the Main Power switch OFF or "0"

(see page4).

IMPORTANT:

Turn off all power to the refrigerator at the main power switch whenever changinglight bulbs, cleaning or serv- icing this refrigerator.

INITIAL TEMPERATURE SETTINGS

Temperaturesare presetat 37° F(3° C) in thefreshfood compartment and0° (-18° C) in the freezer compartment. The display

will show the averagecompartment tem-

peratures, based on several measurement points within the compartment.

FREEZER FRESH FOOD

NOTE:

Temperatures displayedmayvary from set point clue to door openings or during defrost.

NOTE:

Thermometers placed in the refriger- ator may record a temperature slightly aboveor below the displayedtempera- ture. This is normal as the displayed

temperature is an average.

ADJUSTMENTS

• Allow the temperature to stabilize for 24 hours after loading the refrigerator before making any temperature adjust-

ments.

° The first touch of the up or down

arrow shows the current temperature setpoint.

° Subsequent touches of the (_ pad

raise the temperature set point or the _ pad lowers the temperature

set point.

• The displaywill show the new setpoint for approximately three seconds, then return to the actual temperature currently within that compartment.

• Limit temperature changes to one degree at a time. Allow the new tem- peratures to stabilize for 24 hours before making a new temperature adjustment.

DOOR ALARM

The Door Alarm will DOOR alert you when one of

the doors has been left open for I0 continuous ALARM

minutes. When this hap- pens, the compartment light will go out and a chime will sound every few seconds

until the door is closed or the Door Alarm pad is pressed to deactivate the

function. ° Press the Door Alarm pad to activate,

A chimewill sound and ON will illumi-

nate,

Press the Door Alarm pad again to deactivate.

When the alarm has sounded, close door to reset.

OR Press the Door Alarm pad to deacti-

vate. Press again to reactivate, if desired.

WATER FILTER

• WORKING is illuminatedwhen

a water filter has been installed.It (_ ORDER )

will not illumi- ( REPLACE ) nate when the

filter bypassis in place (see page 13 for information on

installation of the water filter or bypass).

• ORDER will illuminate when 90 per- cent of the volume of water for which

the filter is rated has passed through the filter.

OR Eleven months have elapsed since the

filter hasbeen installed. REPLACE illuminates when the rated

volume of water haspassedthrough the filter or 12 months haveelapsed since

the filter was installed. A new filter should be installed immediately when

REPLACE is illuminated.

When the new filter is installed, the WORKING light will reilluminate. See

page 13.

NOTE:

Power to the refrigerator must be ON

when the filter is changed for the water filter monitoring systemto reset

and changeback to the WORKING indicator.

WATERFILTER

POWER INTERRUPT

When enabled, Power

Interrupt wi[[ record and display the highest temp-

erature reached in the fresh food and freezer INTERRUPT

compartments during a power outage. If an

outage hasoccurred, the displaywi[[ aker- nate[y show the current compartment temperatures and the highest compart- ment temperatures reached when the

power was out. ° Touch the RESET pad to enable this

feature.The RESET padwi[[ illuminate.

• After a power outage or interruption, touch the RESET pad once to resume displaying the current compartment

temperature.

° The RESET pad wi[[ continue to be

illuminated and enabled.

POWER

NOTE:

Frozen foods which havethawed com- pletely should not be refrozen. Discard

these items. Fresh, perishable items stored above 40° for two hours or

longer should also be discarded.

FAHRENHEIT/CELSIUS

The control can be changed to display temperatures in either degrees Fahrenheit or degrees Celsius.

° Open the machine compartment at the

top of the refrigerator (see page 4).

• Setthe switch to the desired mode - °C

or OF.

All temperature displays will change to the selected mode, including the ClimateZone TM drawer displays.

FREEZER FRESH FOOD

° Touching the RESET pad a second

time wi[[ turn off this function and the pad wi[[ not be H[uminated.

FRESH FOOD COMPARTMENT

SHELVES

The Fresh Food Compartment is equipped with Standard Adjustable Shelves and/or ElevatorTM Shelves (fea- tures mayvary by model).

Both shelf styles feature a spill retainer edge.They also slideout for easier access

to items stored at the rear of the shelf. To slide out, grasp the front of the shelf

and pull.Gently pushin to return the shelf back to its original position.

STANDARD

ADJUSTABLE SHELVES

TO REMOVE ORADJUST:

• Completely unload the shelf.

• Lift up the rear of the shelf slightly.

• Pullthe shelf straight out.

TO LOCK SHELF INTO ANOTHER POSITION:

• Push up the tabs under the outside edges of the shelf behind the front bracket and continue pulling the shelf

out, until it clears frame.

TO REINSTALL:

• Align the shelf into the guides on the frame.

• Pushthe shelf all the way bacl<.(It is not necessaryto push up the tabs for rein- stallation).

In ordinary use,the ElevatorTM shelfframe assemblydoes NOT require removal.

In the unlikely event that the assembly needs to be removed, it is important to follow the correct removal procedure.

TO REMOVE THE FRAME

ASSEMBLY:

A LA CARTE STORAGE DRAWER

TO REMOVE:

• Pullthe drawer out until it stops.

• Tilt the drawer up andpull it out.

TO REINSTALL:

• Slidethe empty drawer bracket backon the track until the bracket tab s@s

under the track "catch."

• Hold on to the lower bar support.

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• Tilt up the front edge of the shelf.

• Lift up the rear of the shelf.

• Insert the hooks into the desired frame openings.

• Let the shelf settle into place.

• Be sure the shelf is level and securely locked at the rear before reloading it.

ELEVATOR TM SHELF

The ElevatorTM shelf can be adjusted up or clown without being unloaded.

Toadjustthe height,pullout the knobon the handle built into the shelf front Turn the

handleclockwiseto raisethe shelfandcoun- terclockwiseto lowerthe heightof the shelf.

TO REMOVE SHELF FOR OCCASIONAL CLEANING:

• Completely unload the shelf.

• Partially slide the shelf out.

Unload the shelf completely. Slide the shelf forward about two

inches (6 cm). Manually move the two rear latchestoward the shelf center.

While supporting the entire shelf and

frame from underneath, lift slightly and rotate the assembly approximately 30°

to allow the rear mechanism to clear the rear rails.

The entire assembly can then be moved forward andclear of the refrigerator com- partment.

To reinstall, reverse the removal proce- dure. Be sure the shelf is in a level posi- tion.When the sliding shelf is pushed to the rear,the rear latcheswill reposition to their correct operating position.

NOTE: To remove the entire compart- ment assemblysurrounding the Climate- ZoneTM drawers,refer to page 19.

• Tilt the drawer front up, slide the drawer back into place (until the bar

rests in the slot at the bottom front of the drawer).

• Close the drawer.

TO REMOVE THE STORAGE DRAWER FRAME:

• Remove drawer.

• Lift up the rear of the frame slightly.

• Pullthe frame straight out.

TO MOVETHE DRAWER FRAME TO ANOTHER POSITION:

• Insert the rear hooks into the desired openings.

• Let the frame settle into place.

• Be sure the frame is level and securely locked at the rear before putting the

drawer back in.

CLJMATEZONE TM STORAGE DRA ERS

The two lower drawers in the fresh food compartment are equipped with

ClimateZone TM Technology. This tech- ndogy allows the temperature within

each drawer to be tightly contrdIed for

storing meats,fresh produce or citrus.

The electronic temperature control within these drawers provides preset temperatures, based on the food group that is selected.The actual temperature

within eachClimateZone TM drawer is dis-

playedelectronically. Eachsetting provides

temperatures in the range outlined in the chart below.

Temperature Temperature

Selection SetPoint DisplayRange* Normal None Thedisplayisblank Citrus 38°F(3 °c) 31-39°F(3-4 °C) Produce34° F(I° C) 33- 35° F(I - 2° C) Heats 31° F(-I° C) 30- 32° F(-I - O°C)

*Varying factors such as environment, vegetables,such as:

drawer openings, refrigerator control settings,etc. maycausethe temperature Apples Broccoli

display on the drawer to fluctuate Green onions Asparagus outside the rangeof temperatures listed Nectarines Kiwi fruit

above.This is normal. For best results, Radishes Spinach set the fresh food compartment to Cabbage Celery 37 ° F (3° C) and the freezer compart- Romaine Leeks

ment to 0° F(-18° C). Carrots Cherries

NOTE:

The Normal Cold setting turns off the ClimateZone TM Technology, The drawer then operates as a standard crisper.

COLD _)

CUTRU@

PRODUC@

ClimateZone TM Drawer Settings

The MEATS setting is recommended whenever storing fresh meat, poultry and fish.Store meats in airtight containers or

sealedbagsto contain anyjuices.Clean up spills immediately,then disinfect.

Select the PRODUCE setting when

storing a mixed load of fresh fruits and

Herbs Lettuce

Strawberries bagged,pre-cut Cauliflower saladsand

Peaches vegetables

Select the CITRUS setting when storing fruits such as oranges,grapefruit, lemons,

limes,pineapple,cranberries,watermelons

and tangerines.

Fruits and vegetables can be stored loosely wrapped or unwrapped.

Fruitswith skins suchasapplesandgrapes should not be stored in airtight bagsor

containers.

NOTES:

• After prolonged or repeated drawer openingsand/or loadingthe drawers, the displayed temperature may rise. i This is normal.The temperature will ii recover in a short period of time. i:

• When meat is being refrigerated for i: the purpose of thawing, it should be

stored in a panwith sidesor a sealed bag or container, on a refrigerator shelf. Frozen meats will thaw very slowly when stored in the

ClimateZone TM drawer on the "Meats" setting.

• Under heavy usage conditions, the exterior surfaces of the Climate-

Zone TM drawers may fog. This is normal. The condensation will clear

once the door isclosed for a period of time.

• Due to the accuracyandthe location of the ClimateZone TM temperature sensor system,drawer temperatures

measured with household ther- mometers mayvary slightly from the

digital display.Thisis normal.

TO REMOVE CLIMATEZONE TM

STORAGE DRAWERS:

• Pulldrawerout until it stops.

• Lift front edge and pull allthe way out.

TO REPLACE CLIMATEZONE TM STORAGE DRAWERS:

• Set draweron side tracks.

• Slidedrawerin until the bar rests inslot on underside of drawerfront.

• Close the drawer.

CLIMATEZONE TMSTORAGE

CONT.

DRAWERS,

AUTOMATIC HUMiDiTY

The ClimateZone TM drawers are equip- ped with Automatic Humidity Control, eliminating the need for manual humidity

slide contrds.

DOOR STORAGE

ADJUSTABLE

DOOR BINS

(Fresh Food and Freezer)

A fabric-like material* covers small air vents in the drawer housing above the

crispers.This material controls the flow of moisture vapor out of the crisper. Ifa food spill should occur on the air vent or fabric-like material, wipe with a clean, damp cloth.

DAIRY COMPARTMENT

(Fresh Food Compartment)

*The Automatic Humidity Control

systemfeatures a unique,patented mate- rial calledShapeMlemory Polymer (SMP)

that when laminated to fabric, becomes DIAPLEX. DIAPLEX is manufactured by

Mlitsubishi.

The Intelligent Texture

DROP DOWN DOOR BASKETS

(Freezer Compartment)

The door bins can be moved to best suit

your storage needs.

TO REMOVE:

Lift the bin up until it clears the

retainers on the door liner.

• Pullthe bin straight out.

• Reverse this procedure to secure the bin into another position on the door.

DO NOT remove the pick:off door bins or the dairy Compartment by

grasping the chrome trim.

The dairy compartment, designed for storing spreadablessuchas butter or mar- garine,can be moved to other locations

on the fresh food door. TO MOVE:

• Lift the compartment up until it clears the retainers on the door liner.

• Pullthe compartment straight out.

• Reverse this procedure to secure the compartment into another position on

the door.

Drop clown door baskets provide conve- nient storage for items that tend to shift or slide, such as bagged vegetables or

coffee. These baskets are also adjustable in the

samemanner asthe door bins.

FREEZER CO PAR E T

WIRE SHELVES

TO REHOVEWIRE SHELVES: ° Completely unload the shelf or remove

basket.

" Lift up the rear of the shelf slightly. ° Pull the shelf straight out.

TO LOCKTHE SHELF INTO ANOTHER POSITION:

• Tilt up the front edge of the shelf. ° Lift up the rear of the shelf.

° Insert the hooks into the desired frame

openings. ° Let the shelfsettle into place. Be sure the shdf is levd and securdy

locked at the rear before reloading it with food.

FREEZER J:LEVATOR TM

SHELf

This shelfcan be adjusted up or

down without being unloaded.

To adjust the height, pull out

the knob on the handle built into the shelf front. Turn the handleclockwise to raise the shelf and counterdod<wise to lower

the height of the shelf. TO REHOVE SHELF:

TO REINSTALL SHELF:

• Align the shelf into the guides on the frame,

° Pushthe shelf all the way back.(It isnot

necessaryto push up the tabs for rein- stallation).

in ordinary use,the ElevatorTM shelfframe assemblydoes NOT require removal.

In the unlikely event that the assembly needsremoval,it isimportant to follow the correct removal procedure. Seepage7.

WUREFREEZER

To load or retrieve items from a freezer

drawer for j ward.

TO REHOVE:

• Pullout the drawer out until it stops.

• Tilt up the front of the basket.

• Lift it completely out.

TO REPLACE:

° Place basket on extended tracks.

• Placetabson basketsidesunder tabson track. Drawers should sit fiat on track.

° Pushdrawer all the way in.

ICE DRAWER

(Nonodispenser Models) The automatic icemaker keeps this

drawer stocked with ice. To retrieve ice, pu[[ open the drawer.

TO REHOVE:

• Pullout the drawer until it stops.

• Reach into the drawer compartment and move the wire lever arm on the ice-

maker into the up (OFF) position.

• Lift the front of the drawer up.

° Pull the drawer completely out.

TO REINSTALL:

• Align the drawer sides onto the matching side rails.

• Reach into the drawer compartment and move the wire lever arm on the ice-

maker into the down (ON) position.

° Pushthe drawer in.

° Completely unload the shelf. ° Slide the sheff out until it stops. ° Push up the tabs under the outside

edges of the shelf behind the bracket and continue pulling the shelf out, clear

of the frame.

AUTO IC ICE ER

After the refrigerator hasbeen connected to the water supply,move the wire lever

arm on the icemaker into the down (ON) position to start its operation.The

kemaker will fill with water when the freezer reaches the proper temperature.

It may be 8 to 12 hours before the ice- maker furnishes anyusable ice cubes.

Discard all the cubesfrom the first two or three batchesmade.Theseinitial icecubes

may be irregularly shape& discdore& or contain impurities from the new water supply piping.

When the ice cubes are ejected it is

normal for several cubes to be joined together at the ends.They can easilybe broken @art.The icemaker will continue to make ice until the supply of ice cubes raisesthe wire lever arm,shutting the ice-

maker off. To manuallystop the operation of the ice-

maker,move the wire lever arm into the up (OFF) position.

Certain sounds mayaccompany the var- ious cycles of the icemaken

• buzzingof the water valve ° running of the water asthe tray fills

• ratding of the ice cubes falling into an empty ice bin.

ICE BIN

To check the ice level or gain access to the ice bin, lift the door on the bin.

TO REHOVE THE BIN:

• Turn off the icemaker by moving the icemakerwire lever arm upto the OFF

position.

° While holding the top edge of the ice

bin,grasp the lower edge of the ice bin and pull down to releasethe latch, then pull ice binout.

° Reverse procedure to replace the ice

bin.

• Turn the icemaker on by lowering the

wire lever arm.

CAUTION:

• Do not placefingers or handson the automatic ice making mechansm

while the refrigerator is pluggedin.

• Under certain rare circumstances. ice cubes may be discolored, usually

appearing with a green-bluish hue. The cause of this unusual discol-

oration is a combination of factors such as certain characteristics of

local water, household plumbing and the accumulation of copper salts in an inactive water supply line which

feedsthe icemaker. Continued consumption of such dis-

colored ice cubes may be njurious to health. If such discoloration is

observed, discard the ice cubes and contact your local water utility or water treatment company.

NOTE:

Beveragesand foods should NOT be placed in the ice storage bin for quick

chilling.These items can block the wire lever arm,causingthe icemaker to mal-

function.

If the ice is not used frequenqy, the ice cubes will become cloudy, shrink, stick together and taste stale. Empty the ice storage bin periodically

and wash it in iui<e-

warm water_Rinseand

dry thoroughly.

AUTO IC

(SELECT MODELS)

ICE A D WATER DISPE SER

DISPENSING WATER

AND ICE

NOTES:

• When usingthe ice dispenser for the first time, discardthe first two or three dozencubes.

• When usingthe water dispenser for the first time, pressthe actuator pad

for ten minutes to bleedthe air from the water line. Discard the first five

to six glasses of water dispensed. This will ensure pure and fresh

water for drinl<ing.

To dispenseice or water, position a glass against the top portion of the actuator padand press.Hold the glassup to the ice opening to avoid spills.

To stop dispensing,release the pressure on the actuator pad and hold the con- tainer in position momentarily to catch the last piecesof ice or the last drops of

water. The ice delivery door will remain

open for a short time.When it closes, a closing sound can be heard.

CRUSH, CUBE, WATER PADS

CRUSH CUBE WATER

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The control pads are located on the dis- pensercontrol panel.Toselect the desired function, touch the appropriate pad.

When ice cubes, crushed ice or water pads are touched the selection is

illuminated.

DISPENSER LIGHT

When the actuator pad is touched, the dispenser light automatically illuminates. To manually turn the light on, touch the

_,_(- pad. To turn the light off,touch the pad again.

DISPENSER LOCK

To interrupt power to the water and ice dispenser so it cannot be used,touch the

__ pad 3times within 10seconds.

The lock pad is illuminated when the dis- penser is locked.Touch the pad 3 times within 10 secondsagainto unlock the ice

and water service.

SPILL TRAY

DO NOT pour water into the SpillTray

grille at the bottom of the dispenser area. This isa spillarea,NOT a drain. Normal, small spills will evaporate. Larger spills should be wiped up with a soft cloth or sponge.The grille slidesout for clean up. It is recommended to clean the spill area occasionallyto prevent mineral deposits.

DISPENSER

.CONTROL

PANEL

ACTUATOR

PAD

SPILL TRAY

ICE AND WATER DISPENSING TIPS

• Somecrushed ice may be dispensed eventhough cubed icewas selected.

This happens occasionally when a few cubesare accidentally channeled

into the crusher.

• Likewise, when changing from crushed ice to cubes,some crushed

ice may be dispensed.Thismay also happen if irregular-sized cubesor ice

chips are in the storage bin.

• If the "crushed" option is used fre- quently or exclusively, select the

"cube" option occasionally to clear any crushed ice that may havebuilt

up in the chute.

• A slight pausemaybe noticed when dispensingcrushed ice.This is normal

becausethe iceis beingchanneledto the crusher.Crushed ice pieceswill

vary in sizeand shape.

• If the ice dispenseris not used fre- quently, ice cubes may clump

together and may need to be broken apart or discarded.

• Do not add ice to the storage bin which was not produced by the ice-

maker. It may not crush and/or dis- i: penseproperly.

• Avoid operating the ice dispenser continuously for more than five min-

utes. Remove large quantities from the bin by hand.

• Avoid dispensingicedirectlyinto fine china or delicatecrystal. The pres-

sure of pressingagainstthe actuator pad and the ice droppinginto the

container can cause cracking or chipping of delicateitems.

• Water from the dispenseris not as cold asicewater.The first glassor two

of water dispensedeachtime may be warmer than subsequentglasses.

• To avoid splashing,fill the glasswith ice before addingwater.

TER FILTER

INITIAL FILTER CARTRIDGE INSTALLATION

The water filter mounts in the machine

compartment above the refrigerator.

Your refrigerator was delivered from the factory with a filter bypassin place. If the

filter was not installed for you when the

refrigerator was installed, the filter car- tridge can be found packaged inside of the refrigerator. It can be easily installed

without using any additional parts, screws

or fasteners.

If the home is equipped with a Reverse Osmosis water treatment system, this additional water filter is not necessary. The filter bypassshould remain installed.

IMPORTANT:

• In order for the water filter monitor

system to be set, power to the unit

must be ON when a new filter is

installed.

Bypass

Filte@

3. Carefully remove the filter from its packaging.

4. Remove the red capfrom the filter.

5. Lubricate the O-ring with food-grade vegetableoil.

6. Line up the cartridge ears so it canbe inserted into the filter head. Rotate

the cartridge into the head. Twist the cartridge ¼ turn clockwise to lock it into place.Youwill feel astop.

7. Dispense water through the dispenser for 10minutes to flushawayanyloose particles.

8. Carefully check for leaks.

REPLACING THE

FILTER

CARTRIDGE

I. Twist the filter cartridge ¼ turn

counterclockwise to disengagefrom the head. Twist gently until the cartridge is free from the head, but DO NOT pull.

2. Carefully remove the replacement filter from its packaging.

3. Follow steps4 through 8 under Initial Filter Cartridge Installation.

PERIODS OF NON-USE

If the refrigerator hasbeen out of use or iceand water havenot beendispensedfor

more than 2 weeks, the filter should be replacedwhen the refrigerator isput back

into service.

SPECIAL NOTICES

It is essentialthat operation, maintenance and filter replacement requirements be carried out as scheduled.This product is for cold-water use only.

Do not use with water that is microbio- logically unsafe, or of unknown quality

without adequate disinfection before or after the system.Systemscertified for cyst reduction may be used on disinfected water that may contain filterable cysts.

For your own knowledge and safety,it is recommended that your water quality be periodically tested.

The contaminants or other substances removed or reduced by this water treat-

ment system are not necessarily in your water. The feed water connection must

conform to applicableplumbingcodes.

I. Remove the machine compartment

cover (seepage4).

2. Twist the filter bypass cap ¼ turn counter-clockwise to disengage.Re- move the filter bypassfrom the filter head apparatus.

NOTES:

• The filter bypassor water filter must be in placeor nowater or ice will be dispensed.

• DO NOT dispose of the filter bypass.It should be stored for future use,in the event that you choose to use the water and ice dispenser

without a filter.

NOTE:

Filter life maybe affected by abnormal feed water conditions or unusual inci-

dents such ashydrant flushes,reservoir turnover or varying local water condi-

tions.

A newly installed water filter cartridge may cause water to temporarily spurt

from the dispenser.

REPLACEMENT FILTER

State of California

Department of Health Services

For replacement fiker cartridges or for service, contact your local dealer or NaytagAppliance SalesCompany,Jenn-Air

Customer Assistance, [-866-459-6298 (USA and Canada)

Replacement Filter Nodel Number:

UKF7OO2AXX - Taste, odor, ch[oMne, cystsand lead

The PuriC[eanTM water fiker is manufac- tured for Hay_g Apphancesby:

Cuno incorporated 400 ResearchParkway

HeMden,CT 06450

RatedHow: Hin.Op.Temp:

Max.Op.Temp: Hin.Op.Press:

Max.Op. Press:

The filter listed bdow hasbeentested and certified to NSF International under ANSItNSF Standards42 and 53

for the reduction of impurities as indi- cared:

.Sgpm ([.9L) 33o F (.6° C)

100° F (38° C)

30 psi (207 Kpa)

125 psi (862 Kpa)

Water Treatment Device

Certificate Number

99- 1408

Date Issued: December 14, 1999

Trademark/Model Designation Replacement Elements

the

Mic]

URFTOO2AXX

Taste/Odor Chlorine Class [ StdA2

Turbidity Std. 53

Particulate Std. 42

Cyst 8td. 53

Lead Std. 53 Capacity

Function Chemical/

See accompanyingProduct Data Sheet for further information on fikers.

Yes Yes Yes

Yes(Class [) Yes

Yes

4[6 gaL

([574 L)

Hechanica[

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RCHASJNG, STORAGE &

HANDLJ

The fresh food compartment should be set in the range of 340 F (I ° C) - 380 F (3o C), basedon your preference.

The freezer compartment should be set at 0° F (-180 C) or below.

The best coding occurs when the air is allowed to drcu[ate freely around the food items. Do not over crowd the refrig-

erator shelves.

G GUiDELiNES

EGGS AND DAIRY

Store eggs on the refrigerator shelf in

their original carton,

Refrigerate eggs in the she[[ until you are

ready to usethem, do not allow them to

warm up to room temperature prior to

cooking. Do not usecrad<edeggs. Do not purchase eggs if they are being

sdd from the aisle,rather than a coden Follow the freshnessdatesprinted on the

packagingwhen usingdairy foods. Refrigerate dairy foods immediately after

purchaseand after each use. Close cartons tightly after useto keep out

air andother food odors. Occasionally mold will develop on the

surface of hard cheeses (Swiss,Cheddar, Parmesan,etc). Cut off at [east an inch around andbdow the ruddy area,keeping

the knife out of the mold itself.

[f soft cheese, cot_ge cheese, cheese slices or other cheese foods develop

todd, do not save.

FRESH MEATS AND

Leave meat and poukry in original store wrap before use (repeated handling can introduce bacteria into the product).

Store raw meats in sealed packages to prevent leaks and possible contamination

of other foods and surfaces.

[f not freezing fresh meats or poultry, store in the C[imateZone TM drawer set

on the Heats setting. Observe and follow all expiration dates

for perishable items that are precooked or ready to eat.

Refrigerate or freeze leftovers immedi- ately. Perishable food should never be allowed to be out at room temperature for greater than 2 hours to_[,

Store leftovers in dean, shallow, tighdy covered containers. The core of dense,

large pieces of meat and poultry or deep pots of soup and stew take longer to reach a safe storage temperature, Shallow containers allow food to coo[ thoroughly more quickly. Cut large cuts of meat into slices of 3 inches (7.62 cm) or less and remove poultry from the bone before refrigerating. Divide soups and stews into

smaller containers.

When reusingleftovers, reheatthoroughly. Heat up leftover sauces,soups,and gravy quickly and boil for at [east one minute, Heat other leftovers to i6S° F(740C).

FRESH FRUITS AND

Store in a CiimateZone TM storage drawer set on the appropriate setting (Produce or Citrus, seepage8).

Sort fresh produce items before storage and usebruised or soft items first, Discard

those showing signsof decay. Handle fresh produce with care. Evena

minor bruise can promote decay and result in premature quality loss.

Wrap odorous foods such asonions and cabbage.

Wait to wash andcut up fresh fruits and vegetablesuntil right before use._/ashing can strip away natural protection while cutting initiates enzyme activity,Both fac- tors can havea negative effect upon shelf

[fie. Wash ail freshfruits andvegetablesat the

time of use,eventhose with a peel or rind that wii[ not be eaten.This helps prevent bacteria from the outside being trans- ferred to the edible inside during cutting,

FROZEN FOOD

Do not refreeze items that have com- pletely thawed.

The freezer section wi[[ operate more efficiently when it is [oade& If there are not enough food items to fii[ the freezer at [east _s full, use bags of ice or milk

cartons filled with water to fii[ the freezer up to this level.

VEGETABLE SELECTION AND

STORAGE CHART

Artichokes Choose tight, compact headsthat feel heavyfor their size. Store in the ClimateZoneTM drawer on

Avoid ifwilted,moldy or woody, the "Produce" setting.

Asparagus Choose firm, straight stalks with compact tips. Wrap stem ends in a wet paper towel.

Beets Choose small to medium-size beets with skin that is firm Remove tops for storing. Store in the

and smooth.Tops should be tender and fresh. ClimateZone TM drawer on the "Produce"

Bok Choy Look for clean, crisp stalks with fresh-looking leaves.Avoid Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

product that iswilted or yellowing, the "Produce" setting.

Broccoli Buds should be a rich green, firm and be packed closely Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

together. Leaves should be bright and unwilted, the "Produce" setting.

Brussels Sprouts Choose smallround headswith dark green, compact leaves. Keep handlingto a minimum and use as

Avoid those that are puff)/, wilted or yellow, soon as possible. Store in the

Carrots Well shaped, smooth, firm carrots. Avoid if pliable or Trimtops closely.

shriveled. Store on the "Produce" setting.

Cauliflower Choose cauliflower that is creamy white with compact Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

florets.The jacket leaves should be bright green and firmly the "Produce" setting. attached.

Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

the "Produce" setting.

setti rig.

ClimateZone TM drawer on the "Produce"

setting.

Corn Look for bright green,moist husks that when pulled back Store in the husksin the ClimateZone TM

reveal well filled, even rows of plump kernels. When drawer on the "Produce" setting.

pricked,the kernels should give a squirt of juice. Use as soon as possible.

Fresh CutVegetables Vegetablesshould be brightly colored. Avoid product that Keep cold in the ClimateZone TM drawer and Salad Mixes iswilted or slimy.Avoid punctured containers. Follow "use on the "Produce" setting.

by,""sell by" andexpiration dates.

Leeks Choose smaller size leekswith fairly straight (not bulbed) Store awayfrom foods that absorb odors.

bases. Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

the "Produce" setting.

Lettuce: Boston/Bibb, Avoid if leaves appear wilted, discolored, dried or translu- Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

Iceberg, Romaine cent. Avoid headswith dark butts (some minor browning the "Produce" setting

is normal due to natural processes that occur after harvest).

Mushrooms Mushrooms should be plump, firm and free of spots. Store in the original container, do not

store in a plastic bag. Store in the

ClimateZone TM drawer on the "Produce" setting.

Radicchio Choosewell-shaped,compact heads.Leavesshould bedark Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

maroon-red with white veins, the "Produce" setting.

Radishes Look for bright color, with well-formed roots and crisp, Remove tops for storing. Store in the

white flesh.Topsshould begreen andfresh. ClimateZone TM drawer on the "Produce"

setting.

Spinach Look for deep green coloring. Avoid spinach that is Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

yellowing,wilted or has long stems, the "Produce" setting.

Sprouts Good quality sprouts should be brightly colored with a Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

crisp texture. Avoid if slimyor discolored, the "Produce" setting.

FRUIT SELECTION AND STORAGE CHART

Apples

Look for appleswith firm, smooth skinandgood color.The presence of scald,which is a dry brown patch on the skin

Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on the "Produce" setting.

doesnot affect taste.Handle with care to avoid bruising and skin damage.

Apricots

Berries:

Blackberries Blueberries

Raspberries Strawberries

Cantaloupe

Select plump, fairly firm apricots that are golden or burnt orange in color.Avoid if there are soft or mushy spots or

the apricot is pale yellow to greenish-yellow.

Good quality berries should be dry, clean,plump andwell-

colored.

Blackberries: The caps should not be still attached.

Ripen at room temperature. When ripe, store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

the "Produce" setting. Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

the "Produce" setting. Store in original, vented carton.

Blueberries: Should havea silvery sheen or"bloom."

Strawberries: Caps should be fresh, green andintact.

Cantaloupe will not ripen after harvest. Select those that When uncut, store on countertop.After

are heavyfor their size,symmetrical and have a sweet fra- cutting, store in the ClimateZone TM grance.The "netting" should be thick with a golden back- drawer on the "Produce" setting.

ground color, not green.The stem end shouldgive slightly.

Cherries Cherries should be plump with firm, brightly colored skins Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

and green stems, the "Produce" setting.

Cranberries Choose cranberries that are firm and well-colored. Avoid Store in the ClimateZoneTM drawer on

if they are shriveled or soft. the "Citrus" setting.

Grapefruit Choose a grapefruit that is heavy for its size and flat on Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

both ends. the "Citrus" setting.

Grapes Choose grapesthat are plump and firmly attached to green Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

pliable stems, the "Produce" setting. Do not store in air-

tight pacl<aging.

Kiwifruit Good quality kiwifruit is plumpwithout wrinldes or signsof Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

exterior damage, the "Produce" setting.

Lemons and Limes Choose fruit that isfirm and heavyfor its size. Store in the ClimateZoneTM drawer on

the "Citrus" setting.

Mango Choose pieces that are free of bruises and blemishes. Store at room temperature.

Mangoesthat are ripe will give to gentle pressure.

Nectarines Look for fruit that is orange-yellow between areasof red, Ripenat room temperature, then store in

withoutanygreen.Skin should besmooth and unblemished, the ClimateZone TM drawer on the

"Produce" setting.

Oranges Choose firm fruit that is heavyfor its size.Avoid any with Keep oranges separated from foods that

soft spots or white mold at the ends.It is normal for ripe absorb odors such as,cheese or butter.

oranges to havea slightgreening. Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

the "Citrus" setting.

Papaya A papayashould be firm with unblemished skin,regardless Store at room temperature. A papayais

of the degree of ripeness, ready to eat when the peel is approxi-

mately _ yellow to yellow-orange in color and it yields to gentle palm pressure.

continued...

Peaches

Avoid peachesthat show signsof green,are very hard or

have wrinkled sldn.The sldn should have a background

color that iscreamy or yellowish.

Ripenat room temperature, then store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on the

"Produce" setting.

Pears Select pears that are firm and unblemished. Ripenat room temperature, then store in

the ClimateZone TM drawer set on the "Produce" setting.

Pineapple Pineappleneedsto be picked when it is ripe asit will not Store in the ClimateZone TM drawer on

ripen off of the plant. Look for green leaves and sweet the "Citrus" setting.

aroma.Avoid those with soft spots or fermented odor.

Plums Choose the fruit that isfull colored,smooth,plump andfairly Ripenat room temperature, then store in

firm. Avoid plums that havebroken sldn or are shriveled, the ClimateZone TM drawer set on the

"Produce" setting.

Tangerines,Tangelos Look for fruit that is heavyfor its size.Avoid if there are Store in the ClimateZoneTM drawer set

soft spots,water-soaked spots or mold. on the "Citrus" setting.

Tomatoes Tomatoes should have bright, shiny sldns and firm flesh. Store at room temperature. Refrigerated

Avoid those that are soft, mushy,lacking in color or have temperatures degrade a tomato's taste

blemishesor growth cracks, and texture.

Watermelon

Watermelon should be ripe upon purchase, they do not

ripen after harvest. Indicators that it was picked after it ripened include a dull rind, dried stem and a yellowish

When uncut, store on the countertop. Refrigerate in the ClimateZone TM drawer

set on "Citrus" after it has been cut.

underside where the melon touched the ground. A ripe

watermelon will alsoproduce a distinct hollow soundwhen thumped. If the rind isshinyandiswhite, palegreen or light

yellow underneath,it is immature.

AJNTENANCE

CONDENSER

Cleaning of the condenser is recom- mended every 3-6 months_

TO CLEAN: " Remove Machine Compartment cover

(see page4).

" Turn the power to the unit off usingthe

Main Power switch.

NOTE:

Turning the power off on the elec- tronic control panel insidethe refriger- ator stops cooling only in both com- partments. It DOES NOT turn off power to the unit.

• Use the soft brushvacuum attachment to loosendust and lint on the condenser fins.Vacuum to remove the soil.

• After cleaning, turn the Main Power switch backon.

• Replace the machine compartment cover.

LIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT

UPPER FRESH FOOD AND FREEZER COMPARTMENTS

There are light bulbs at the top of each compartment.

,_ WARNING: Aiweys re-

member to turn off ("O'} the power to the refrigerator at the

main power switch and to wear gloves when replacing light bulbso

TO ACCESS THE UPPER LIGHT BULB AREA IN EITHER COHPARTHENT:

• Push in on the finger-

tabs located behind the

electronic control panel at the top of the compartment.

• Lower the light shield.

• Replace the burned out bulb(s) with standardAI 5-40 watt appliancebulb(s).

Available from your dealer (part

number 31956).

the bulb(s),push the light shield

• After replacing

up into its orig- inal position.

LOWER FRESH FOOD COMPARTMENT

There is aT8-40 watt bulb located behind each ClimateZone TM drawer. Replace-

ment bulbsare availablefrom your dealer (MCS part number 61008236).

IMPORTANT:

• To avoid damage to the Climate-

Zone TM drawers, power must be

turned off at the Main Power switch (seepage3) before changingthe bulb.

TO REPLACETHE BULB BEHIND THE UPPER CLIHATEZONE TM

DRAWER:

• Turn the power off to the refrigerator at the Main Power switch in the upper machine compartment (see page4).

• Unload and remove the upper ClimateZone TM drawer.

• Remove the ClimateZone TM Air Diverter located at the rear of the fresh

food compartment.

• Lift up and remove the glassshelf.

I;' Air Diverter

Strip

Shelf

\I'

After the shelf is /f_i

removed, 2 mounting screws are visible ,_/ behind the drawer.

Using a ¼" hex head screw driver, remove these screws.

• Slidethe compartment assemblyforward.

• Unscrew the bulb and replace with a newT8-40 watt bulb.

• Slidethe assemblyback into its original position.Align the screw holes, malting sure air ducts are in alignment.Replace the two screws. Replacethe shelf and the air diverter strip. Reinsert the drawer into the compartment.

• Turn the power to the refrigerator back

on.

IMPORTANT:

• Do not remove the foam piece

between the ClimateZone drawers.

TO REPLACETHE BULB BEHIND THE LOWER CUHATEZONE TM DRAWER:

° Turn the power off ("0") to the

refrigerator at the MainPower switch in the upper machine compartment (see page4).

• Unload and remove both Chmate- ZoneTM drawers.

• Remove the air diverter located at the rear of the fresh food compartment, on

top of the upper ChmateZone TM com- partment.

" Lift up and remove the glass shelf.

• After the shelf is removed, 2 mounting screws are visible behind the upper drawer. Using a X" hex head screw

driver, remove these screws,

° Slide the upper compartment assembly

forward.

• Disconnect the power cords at the plug by pushing in the tabsandgent[), pulling apart. Pullthe assemblycompletely out

and set aside.

° Remove the hex head screws behind

the lower compartment,

Slide the lower compartment assembly forward.

Unscrew the bulb and replace with a newT8-40 watt bulb.

° Slide the assemblyback into its original

position and align the screw holes. Replacethe two screws.

• Lift the upper assembly back into its original position leaving enough space to reachthe power cords.To reconnect the upper assemb[7 power cords, align the properly matching terminals and snapthe power cords backtogether,

• Pushthe assemblyback into its original position and align the screw holes, Replace the two screws and then replace the glass shelf. Replacethe air diverter strip.

°Rep[ace the drawers.

• Turn the power backon to the refriger- ator.

IMPORTANT:

• Do not remove the foam piece between theClimateZoneTM drawers.

lOWER FREEZER

• Turn the power off ("0") to the refrigerator at the btainPower switch in the upper machine compartment (see page4).

• Removethe freezerbasketor icedrawer that islocated in front of the light (select

models).

• Usingaphillips screwdriver, remove the mounting screw on the light she[d.

• Unscrew the bulb and replace with a T8-40 watt appliancebulb.

• Reinstallthe light shield.

• Reinsert the freezer basketor ice drawer,

• Turn the power back on to the refriger-

ator. 1_ J

ICE AND WATER DISPENSER lIGHT

TO REPLACE:

• Turn the power off ("0") to the refrigerator at the Hain Power switch in the upper machine compartment (see page4).

• Locate the light bulb in the dispenser area to the [eft of the actuator pad.

• Remove bulb.

• Replacethe bulb, using a i20V, 7 watt bulb.

• Turn the power backon to the refriger- ator.

NORMAL OPERATING SOUNDS

Recentimprovements in refrigeration designmay introduce sounds in your new refrigerator that were not noticed in earlier modds.

These improvementswere madeto create a refrigerator that wiI[ preservefood better, run more energy effidendy, and perform quieter

overa& Becausenew refrigerator designsrun quieter than pastmodelsyou maystart to detect soundsthat were actuallypresent in your older model but were typically masked by the refrigerator's higher sound levels.Manyof these soundsare normal The following are

someof the normal soundsyour new refrigerator may make:

REFRIGERANT FLOW: The flow of the

cooling fluid in your freezer area maycause gurgling or quiet knocking soundswhen the

refrigerator cycleson or off.

CONTROL SWITCHES: In the electronics control area

there are numerous control

switches that make a quiet

chck[ngsound when you use

your refrigerator or during

some of the normal system operations.

COMPRESSOR: The compressor on this

unit has a variable speed motor. This

variability allows the system to adiust to

different usage needs. This will introduce

speed change sounds and some higher

pitched humming sounds that are

normal for the operation of this type

of compressor.

ICE MAKER: The cabinet

wi[[ occasionally generate a

rattling sound when ice cubes are eiected into the freezer ice bin. You may

also detect the motor that is eiecting that ice, These are

normal sounds necessary for

ice making.

WATER VALVES: You may

detect a slight buzzing sound under the refrigerator when

water is requested from the ice

dispenseror when the ice maker needswater to makeice.

AIRFLOW SOUNDS: There are a number of

fans in the refrigerator that make airflow sounds

when in operation. The freezer fan circulates

coo[ air throughout the refrigerator. The refrig-

erator drcu[ating fan helps keep that com-

partment's temperature more uniform. The

condenser fan on top of your refrigerator is

utilized to remove the heat generated by the

refrigeration system. Lastly, the Climate Zone

compartments circulate air to maintain optimum

temperatures.

CABINET LEVELING:An unIevel cabinet may cause rattles and

vibration noises.

CARE AND CLEANING

Condenser Cleanwith asoft bristle brushor vacuumcleanerevery3-6 months.Foradditionalinformation,seepage19. Door Handles Clean with detergent and water and mild liquid sprays.Do not use abrasivecleaners.

Doors - Painted Clean with detergent and water and mild liquid sprays.Dry with a clean, soft cloth. Do not usea

soiled cloth. Do not usescouring pads,powdered cleansers,bleach or cleanerscontaining bleach.

Stainless Steel * DO NOT USEANY CLEANING PRODUCT CONTAINING CHLORINE BLEACH.

n_ 0 Daily Cleaning/Light Soil -Wipe with one of the following - Soapywater, white vinegar/water o_ solution, Formula 409" Glassand Surface Cleaner or similar glasscleaner - using asponge or soft

I- cloth. Rinseand dry.To polish and help prevent fingerprints, follow with StainlessSteel MagicSpray,

iii

Control Panel *Wipe with a damp cloth. Dry thoroughly.

Door Gasket Detergent andwater or bakingsodaandwater. Use I-2 tablespoons baking sodaper quart of water.

Interior and Detergent and water or bakingsoda and water (see Door Gasket above). Door Liners DO NOT useabrasivecleaners,concentrated detergents, bleaches,cleaningwaxes,solventsor polish

Glass -4LWARNING: To avoid breakage, allow glass shelves to warm up to room temperature

• Shelves before immersing in warm water. NEVERuse hot water to clean glassshelves.

• Bin fronts

n, 0 * Ice drawer front and Wash with detergent and water, glasscleaner or mild liquid sprays.Rinseand dry.

top (select models)

LIJI .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

I-- Plastic Clean with detergent and water. Rinseand dry. Z * Drawers

• Drawer Cavity DO NOT wash in anautomatic dishwasher.

• Bins

• Dispenser DripTray

Chrome Clean with detergent and water. Rinseand dry. DO NOT wash inan automatic dishwasher. Automatic Humidity Use water only.Wipe with a clean,damp cloth.

Control mesh/vent area

• ALWAYSWIPE WITH THE GRAIN WHEN CLEANING.

Part no.20000008**. Moderate/Heavy Soil -Wipe with one of the following - BonAmi, Smart Cleanser or Soft Scrub*

- usinga clampsponge or soft cloth. Rinse and dry. Stubborn soils maybe removed with a damp Scotch-Brite* pad;rub evenly with the grain. Rinseanddry.To restore luster and remove streaks, follow with StainlessSteel MagicSpray.

Discoloration - using a damp sponge or soft cloth, wipe with Cameo Stainless Steel Cleaner*. Rinse immediately and dry.To remove streaksandrestore luster,follow with StainlessSteel Magic Spray.

• Glass cleaners may be used if sprayed on a cloth first. Do not use excessive amounts of

cleaners or spray directly on the panel.

• Do not useother cleaning sprays,abrasivecleaners or large amounts of water on the panel.

Wring out excessivewater from spongeor cloth when cleaningaround controls, lights or electrical

parts.

cleaners to cleanthe refrigerator interior.

ClimateZoneTM Remove drawers from compartments. Cleanwith detergent and water, rinse thoroughly and dry. Technology Storage

Drawers

ClimateZoneTM Wipe with a clean,damp cloth. DO NOT useabrasivecleaners,concentrated detergents, bleaches, Technology cleaningwaxes, solvents or polish cleaners. Compartment Assemblies

Brand names are the registered trademarks of the respective manufacturer,

**To order directly, call 1-866-459-6298.

BEFORE U CALL FOR SER iCE

FRESH FOOD OR FREEZER DOOR DiFFiCULT TO OPEN.

• Due to air flow between the compart- ments, it may be difficult to open the

doors for several seconds after one of them is closed.

DISPENSER WiLL NOT DISPENSE WATER OR iCE

(SELECTMODELS).

• A water fiker_or the filter bypassplug

must be in place (see page 13).

° Door is open.

WiLL NOT RUN.

° Power cord not pluggedin.

• No power at the electrical oudet

• Circuit breaker tripped or house fuse blown.

• Hain power turned off ("O') (see page

4).

• Touchthe ON/OFF pad.

RUNS TOO LONG/

TOO FREQUENTLY°

• Today's energy efficient refrigerators are larger and require more running qme to maintain stable temperatures.

• Prolonged door openings.

• Too many door openings.

• Condenser needs cleaning (see page

ug).

• The door not sealing(dueto a package or a container holding door open).

• Warm room temperature.

NoIsY OPERATION.

• Cabinet not level.

• Weak floon

" See Normal Operating Sounds (page

21).

ODOR iN CABINET.

• Odor producing foods should be cov- ered or wrapped.

° interior needscleaning.

WARM AIR FROM MACHINE COMPARTMENT,

• Normal air flow for condenser circula- tion.

CABINET VIBRATES,

• Cabinet not level.

° Weak floor.

• Improperinstallation.

MOISTURE ON INSIDE CABINET WALLS.

° Can occur during hot, humid weather

with frequent or prolonged door open-

ings.

° Door not closed properly.

EXCESSIVE MOISTURE IN OR AROUND CLIMATEZONE TM

DRAWERS,

• Food not wrapped properly.

• Hot, humid weathen

NO TEMPERATURE READOUT iN THE CLIMATEZONE TM

DRAWER DISPLAY.

• The Normal Cold setting has been chosen.

TEMPERATURE READOUT IS NOT WITHIN TARGET RANGE.

° For best results, refrigerator and

freezer controls should be [eft at the factory settings (see pageS).

° After drawer openings,the addition of a

new load or changing settings, the readout mayvary.The temperature wiil recover in a shortperiod of time,

REFRIGERATOR OR FREEZER COMPARTMENT TOO WARM,

• Refrigerator orfreezer temperature set

tOO warm,

° Prolonged door openings,

REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT TOO COLD.

• Refrigerator temperature set toocold,

FREEZER NOT FREEZING PROPERLY.

• Products with high sugar content may not harden completely when frozen (ice cream, concentrated juice, etc.) Do not

store in door.

• Adjust freezer temperature to a colder setting.

ICE CUBES EVAPORATE. ° Cold air moving over the ice cubes

causesshrinkage,especiallywith limited usage,This is normal,

AUTOMATIC ICE MAKER NOT OPERATING,

• Wire lever arm in up (OFF) position.

• Water supply turned off.

• Water pressure too low,

° Freezer too warm,

• Install filter or filter bypass,

FRONT CABINET SURFACE WARM TO THE TOUCH.

• Special design to limit condensation during periods of high humidity.

ICE DISPENSER NOT OPERATING.

• Ice jam in the dispenser.

° [cemaker not operating.

° Loci<switch on (see page 12).

WATER DISPENSER NOT OPERATING,

° Water supply turned off.

• Water pressure too low,

° Loci<switch on (seepage 12).

• install fiker or filter bypass,

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