Kenmore 2539239183, 2539239180 Owner’s Manual

FREEZER OWNER'S MANLIAL

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Safety First

Unused or abandoned freezers are still:dangerous, .... even

if :they "just sit in the garage a few days." If__ you are getting

rid of your old :freezer_; dolt safely. Please read the included

safety instructions from the Association: of Home _Appliance

Manufacturers.

HELP PREVENT ACCIDENTS

CONTENTS

Safety First., .................... .,,..;_ ............ ;.........Front Cover

If Door Must Be Removed ................................................ 2

Instal| It ................................................................... 2

Level It ............................................................................. 2

Ground It ............................. .......................................... 2

Adjust It ........................................................................ 3

Start It ................................................................................. 3

Features ........... _.................................................. 3-,!-5

Before Ca![hlg for Servk'e ................................. 6

Defrost It/Quid< Defrost ............................................. 7

Clean It.,: ...... : ..............................................................

Energy Savings Tips ................................................. 7

Vacation and Moving Care ........................................ 7

Warranty ............................................. Back Cover

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WARNING: If freezer is plugged in, Unplug tim

eiefftriealeord lug fro n wall mitief: .....: :

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o Lay freezer on its back ona throw rug.: :

,; (Fi ;_ :t) Re n0ve:base ;,ariel by UnscreWfng "_

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screws fr0m: front Ofbase panel. Remove wire

i from clips On bottom of cabinet i :

o:Unplug €0nneCt0r by: i-m!ding: the cabfne t

connector: in place and pulling door Connector

0:uL Hlen remove the tx.V0screws from the

b0t [0in liinge.

, (Fi_=.2) Lift uv plastic binge cover and fold back:

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{t is Verx important tidal a screi,_dri, er be used

both to loosen and retighten the flat bead

screws on the top binge, to insure a secure

assembly and preve:fit hinge siippage.

• Remm, e tile top binge from cabinet; and lift ti_e

do0r off the cabinet.

T0 replace door, reverse above Order:

1 INCH

OR MORE

3 INCHES

Allow three iiicbes of airspace On all sides of the

freezer,

,i Keep away from flanimables, such as gasoline,

_Tbe floor mtist supp0rt the weigl_[ 0f:tIm freezer

_Vhenfully i0aded.

o Keep away from: an Oven or other heat source.

Preferably kicate in an are_ibelow 100°F:

NOIE: All four-levelers must be reinstalled in

bottom of cabinet after skids are removed

To Level:

=Screw ]e,,;elersup as faras possible. ......

oAdjust levelers down tintil tf_ecabinet is level.

', Try to move or rock Cabivie_t0 Check for stability.

• :if cabinet is "wobblin_" adjust levds as reqUired

tOstabilize for a firm installation.

oAS a tip; ttie d00r will close

more readily if

front 0f cabinet is Turn

slightly higher R/rjhtto _ Leftto

than rear; Inspect _ Raise

door seal

_RONG

GROUNDED

3-PRONG

WALL

RECEP'IACLE

DO NOT REMOVE GROUND PLUG UNDER

ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, DO NOT USEAN

EXTENSION CORD,

For,,our Safe{_ and protection, the Kem_mre

freezer: is equip'ped witl_ a Special ttU'ee-terminal

type grounding OlUg on the electrical cord. It

nlust _d pluggecl u_to its own pr0perlv grounded

tlireeaprofig'oUtlet-l[5 volt; 60 [7{er{:z; t rotected

W[th:a I5 amp time delay fuse or circuit breaker.

Donor plug the freezer into an 0t_tl_et:c0ntr6Ilect

1_v:a: _:V,all ._witcli 0r pull c6rd X._,hicl_ mightik,, _e

t!ir0ed 6ff accidentaI!3;! i::: : :

I_ the dect:rica[ 0hfle[you., hitena, t6 use:will:, iiot

accept the three-prong'plug; or if v0u are not sure

tlie.outlet is adequate'ly g,'ound_ed, You:sl_0uld

Nave a Dr0perlv grounded three:t'ff'o_g:outlet

inS{:alledacc0rdi_ig t0 the Nati0nal Electri_:alCode

by a qualified electriciaft.

Never unp{ug your freeze,' by pullin,gon the cord.

AlwaVs giqp ttie ptt_g firmbiand pull straight out

from {he receptacle:: " ....

Ice cream is a good indicator for adjusting freezer tempeEatu_es tce cream should be firm. If it is too soft, turn the Cold

control to a higher number If ice cream is too hard and brick like turn the cold control to a lower number.:After a few

days you may want to-fine tune" the cold control for the best temperature.

See pages 4 & 5 for features on your model.

COLD CONTROL LOCATION

The cold control has been factory pre-set to No '1

position which should provide satisfactory food

storage temperatures The control knob is

adjustable to provide a ]ange of temperatures for

your pmsonal satisfaction The knob is located

inside the freezer on the right side Allow sevmat

houis for temperatures to stabilize after adjusting

NOTE: Do not freeze more than 3 pounds of un-

frozen food per cubic feet of space Add more after

first load is frozen

WARNS OF ANY UNKNOWN POWER I:AII.URE

If tight is out, quickly check:

Power failure

o Disconnected power cord

o Signa! light burned out

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Key pops out for security -

store in safe place To lock ol

unlock the fieezer you must

push the key in the !ock while

turning The lock is spring

loaded so the key cannot be

left in the loci<

In case of Iight faiture.

o Turn Cold Control off.

Unplug power cord at wall.

o Replace bulb with 25w appliance bulb, which can

be purchased :tiir0ugh a Sears service center.

a Plug in freezer and turn on.

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Helps Md e smudges and fingerprints

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Located in your bottom hinge.

Never neecis Cleaning or adjusting,

BOTTOM BASKET

BOTTOM TRIVET

I'hree position adjustable shelf can be moved to

any One of three positions for targer0r Smaller

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