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Sears 249R, 249RP, 801RFD, 245 User Manual

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INFORMATION
MANUAL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sub-Zero Undercounter Features
Product Operation
• Temperature Controls
A. Adjustment ............... 5
B. Location ................. 5
Product Care
WARRANTY
RECORD YOUR MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER
On undercounter models 245, 249R, 249RP and 249FF, the serial number is
found on the inside cabinet liner at the top; open the door to read.
On the model 801RFD, the serial num- ber is located at the top freezer hinge.
Have this information ready when calling for service:
Model Number
Serial Number
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Installahon Date
Factory Authorized Service Agent (Phone Number)
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UNDERCOUNTER
MODELS
MODEL 245
1) Automatic Icemaker
2) Adjustable Freezer Control
3) Adjustable Refrigerator Control
4) Interior Freezer Light
5) Automatic Defrost Blower Assembly
6) One-piece Interior
7) Main Shelf (Not Removable)
8) Upper Refrigerator Shelf
9) Four-sided Magnetic Gasket
10) Door Hinge (can be changed from right to left).*
11) Serial and Model Number Location
12) Ventilated Toe Kickplate Area
13) Door Closer
14) Door Shelves
15) Front Venting
16) Interior Refrigerator Light
* No kit necessary. Use existing hardware.
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MODEL 249R REFRIGERATOR
(MANUAL DEFROST)
1) Freezer Section (has two ice cube trays)
2) Adjustable Shelves
3) Door Storage Shelves
4) Adjustable Temperature Control
5) Interior Light
6) One-piece Interior
7) Four-sided Magnetic Gasket
8) Door Hinge *
9) Serial and Model Number Location
10) Ventilated Toe Kickplate Aea
11) Front Venting
12) Door Closer
*Accessory door swing change kits available
from your distributor.
249RP REFRIGERATOR
1) Cooling Plate
2) Adjustable Shelves p
3) Door Storage Shelves"
4) Adjustable Temperature Control
5) Interior Light
6) One-piece Interior
7) Four-sided Magnetic Gasket
8) Door Hinge *
9) Serial and Model Number Location
10) Ventilated Toe Kickplate Area
11) Front Venting
12) Door Closer
*AC'tB_soryadoor swing change kits available
frorri your distributor.
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UNDERCOUNTER
MODELS
249FF FREEZER
1) Adjustable Shelves
2) Adjustable Temperature Control
3) Interior Light
4) Automatic Defrost Blower Assembly
5) One-piece Interior
6) Four-sided Magnetic Gasket
7) Door Hinge *
8) Serial and Model Number Location
9) Ventilated Toe Kickplate Area
10) Front Venting
11) Door Closer
* Accessory door swing change kits available
from your distributor.
Automatic icemaker available as an option
but must installed at the factooz.
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801 REFRIGERATOR/
FREEZER
1) Automatic Icemaker
2) Adjustable Freezer Control
3) Adjustable Refrigerator Control
4) Interior Refrigerator Light
5) Shelves
6) Automatic Defrost Blower Assembly
7) One-piece Interiors
8) Four-sided Magnetic Gasket
9) Serial and Model Number Location
10) Solid Toe Kickplate Area
11) Front Venting
12) Door Closer
13) Door Hinge
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PRODUCT OPERATION
The importance of the Installation of
your Sub-Zero CANNOT be
overemphasized. The proper installation of your unit is the
responsibility of the selling dealer or installer. Any questions or problems pertaining to the installation should be
directed to the selling dealer.
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL LOCATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
- Your new refrigerator and/or freezer was
thoroughly inspected and tested before it was shipped from the Sub-Zero factory.
During these procedures, the temperatures were preset to maintain approximately 38 degrees in the refrigerator section and approximately 0 degrees inthe freezer section (except 249R). If you wish to make temperature adjustments, simply turn the
temperature control dial. The higher the number the colder the temperature (#1 is
the warmest and #7 is the coldest setting). For the location of the control, refer to the
model of your Sub-Zero on the following pages.
You should be aware it is normal for the above temperatures to fluctuate slightly,
depending on external influence such as: open door for extended periods, the degree of humidity present and room tem- perature.
.4) ADJUSTMENT
To adjust the freezer and refrigerator controlson our models 245, 249R, 249RP,
249FF and 801RFD, simply turn the control knob so the indicator lines up with the desired number.
B) LOCATION MODEL 245
The freezer control is located on the back wall above and right of the ic_emaker
assembly. (See Model 245 Features on page 3.) The refrigerator control is situated
left of center at the top of the refrigerator compartment. (See Model 245 Features on page 3.)
MODEL 249R
(MANUAL DEFROST)
The control issituated on the right hand side of the back wall in the upper freezer
corn artment. See
pageant.) 1._ Model 249RP Features
on
MODEL 249RP
The control is located on the right side of the back wall just below the lower shelf
assembly. (See Model 249RP Features on page 3.)
MODEL 249FF
The control is found at the top of the freezer
on the right side of the defrost blower assembly. (See Model 249FF Features on page 4.)
MODEL 801 RFD
The refrigerator control is located on the top
left wall of the refrigerator compartment as you face the unit. (See Model 801 RFD Features on page 4.) The freezer control is situated on the right side of the automatic defrost blower assembly located at the top of the freezer compartment. (See Model
801RFD Features on page 4.)
DOOR CLOSING
MODELS 245 and 801RFD
The doors on our models 245 and 801RFD
are equipped with a door closing cam system to assist in the closing of the door.
As you close the door, the cam will take
over at approximately the 15 degree posi-
tion to assist in the closing of the door.
MODELS 249R, 249RP and 249FF
The refrigerator and freezer doors are both
equipped with a spring-loaded door clo-
sure mechanism. As the doors are closed, the door closure engages at approximately the 15 degree position to assist the door in
closing and sealing.
CONDENSER FAN
OPERATION
All undercounter units have one fan located
behind the kickplate at the base of the unit. On all undercounter models the fan
operates on/ywhen the compressor is run-
ning.
EVAPORATOR FAN OPERATION
MODELS 245, 249FF and 801RFD
A fan motor islocated in the freezer section on the models listed above. These fans operate onlywhen the compressor is
running.
AUTOMATIC DEFROST
INFORMATION
For your convenience, Sub-Zero has equipped the following models with an automatic defrost system: 245, 249RP,
249FF and 801RFD. NOTE: Our model 249R is not equipped with automatic defrost. To manually defrost, turn the a
control knob to the off position.
SOUNDS
Certain noises may be evident with the normal operation of the unit. Surrounding
acoustics like walls, floors and cabinets may affect the sound level of your unit.
A gurgling sound or running water sound may be evident as the refrigerant circulates through the tubing.
During the icemaker cycle, you may hear the sound of ice dropping into the bucket or the solenoid valve while refilling the ice-
maker with water. During the freezer defrost, you may hear
crackling and/or sizzling as the heat from the defrost element clears the frost from the
freezer coil and water runs into the defrost water pan.
While the compressors are in operation, a slight hum might be evident. During the startup and shutdown of the compressor, some vibration may occur lasting only a
few seconds.
ICEMAKER OPERATION
The icemaker in your Sub-Zero is fully auto- matic and has been factory pretested. To put into operation, it requires only a con- nection to the house water supply.
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FOOD STORAGE SUGGESTIONS
ICE PRODUCTION
The level of ice in the ice container is con- trolled by an ice level arm. When the con-
tainers are filled with ice, the ice level arm senses the level and shuts down the ice-
maker. As ice is used, the level drops and the level arm signals the icemaker to restore ice production.
These icemakers are designed to produce a more than adequate supply of ice for normal family consumption, the length of time between ice harvest cycles will vary depending on load conditions, door open- ings and ambient room temperatures. On the average, you can expect a harvest of ice every two hours.
If ice is not used regularly, it will tend to fuse together. To avoid this, empty the ice container periodically.
NOTE: To shut off icemaker, lift up
icemaker stop arm to the up or off position (see Figure 1 below).
MAINTENANCE
AND CLEANING
I&CAUTION I
We recommend for maintenance and cleaning, that the circuit breaker to the
refrigerator be shut off and protective
gloves be worn.
For general cleaning of the refrigerator and
freezer interior surfaces and removable
parts, wash with a mild solution of soap and water to which a sma'r_amount of bak-
ing soda has been added. Rinse and dry
thoroughly. Avoid getting water on lights
and/or control dial.
To insure proper performance, the clean-
ing o; your unit's condenser is required.
IMPORTANT!! This should be performed every 3 to 6 months under normal use and living conditions.
To expose the condenser, remove the
kickplate at the base of the unit. To do this simply remove the screws located at each corner of the kickplate.
Once the condenser is exposed, use a "soft" bristle brush and vacuum hose to
remove the accumulation of dust and lint par- ticles on the condenser (see Figure 2 below).
IMPORTANT!! Failure to properly clean this area could result in temperature lost and/or possible mechanical failure of the refrigerator and/or freezer.
Figure 2
LIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT
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For your safety, the circuit breaker to the refrigerator should be shut off before replacing bulbs. Protective
gloves should be worn when handling
light bulbs. MODEL 245
To replace the refrigerator light bulb (25 watt), remove upper shelf and pull control
knob off. Grip refrigerator control diffuser
firmly on top and bottom and snap out of
position. Thelight bulb is now accessible.
To replace the freezer light bulb (25 watt),
pull control knob off. Grip freezer control diffuser firmly on top and bottom and snap
out of position. The bulb is now accessible.
To reinstall, reverse procedure. MODEL 249R
The light bulb (25 watt) is located beneath the freezer evaporator and is accessed by
reaching up underneath behind the right hand side of the freezer section. Unscrew
and replace.
MODEL 249RP
The light bulb (25 watt) is accessible by
removing three screws which anchor the light bracket. Remove bracket and reach behind the light diffuser and unscrew bulb.
Toreinstall, reverse procedure.
MODEL 249FF
The light bulb (25 watt) is mounted behind
the left side of the blower fan assembly at the top of the back wall of the freezer.
Unscrew and replace.
MODEL 801RFD
The refrigerator light bulb (25 watt) is
situated on the upper left side of the refrigerator compartment in front of the
refrigerator control panel. Unscrew and replace.
VACATION TIME
For short vacations: Remove all perishable items. Shut off the icemaker (see Icemaker Operation on page 5). Do
not change the settings of your controls. For extended vacations: The control(s) to
your refrigeratoror freezer should be shut
off. Empty all contents in the refrigerator/ freezer and wash, rinse and dry interiorof
unit.
Vacant homes: If for any reason this unit is put into service on a temporary basis and later shut off, the control(s)to the
refrigerator or freezer should be shut off. For extended vacations or vacant homes,
you should block door(s) open slightly. About one inch, so fresh air can circulate
and keep interiordry. You should also turn off power to the unit or loosen light bulb(s).
[&CAU'nON 1 .
The moisture developed during even the shortest amount of running time could
attack the metal parts if the doors are left closed after shutting down. Be sure
the doors are blocked open after any operation.
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SERVICE INFORMATION
FOOD STORAGE
SUGGESTIONS
New techniques are constantly being developed. Consult the College or County Extension Service or your local Utility Company for the latest information on freezing and storing
food. *U.S. Department of Agriculture Fresh Food Storage
Shelf life of fresh foods may vary, depending on the freshness at time of
purchase. To keep your foods fresher longer, follow the recommended storage procedures.
Vegetables
Wash in cool water and drain. Store in air-tight container or plastic wrap. Most
vegetables should be stored in higher
humidity.
Fruits
Wash and dry. Store in crisper compart-
ment. More aromatic fruits should be stored in plastic bags. Most fruits should
be stored in lower humidity.
Prepackaged Meets
Store in original packaging. After opening, rewrap tightly in plastic wrap or aluminum
foil.
UnfrozenFish,Meats and Poultry
Removestore wrappings. Thenrewrap in plastic wrap,foil or waxed paper, and
refrigerateimmediately.
Eggs
Storeunwashed in carton orportable egg tray.Use within twoweeks.
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese
Keep carton closed. Store on refrigerator shelf and use within five days.
Cheese :
Store in original packaging until ready to use. After opening, rewrap tft_Jhtlyinplastic wrap or aluminum foil.
Left Overs
Letcool and cover tightlywith plasticwrap
or foil. Airtightplastic containerswork well
to preventdryingoutandodortransfer.
Freezer Storage
Foods should be wrapped in material designed for frozen food storage. The wrap
must be sealed so as not to allow air or moisture through the wrapping.
DO NOT refreeze thawed meats. Ice Cream
The firmness of the ice cream will depend on the cream content of the ice cream. The
higher quality ice creams usually have a higher cream content requiring colder
freezer temperatures to maintain its firm-
ness. Soft ice cream is not always an indi- cation of a temperature problem.
PRODUCT LOADING SUGGESTIONS
Items that inhibit proper closing of your doors and affect the temperatures should not extend beyond the front of your shelves or beyond the face of your
door shelf assemblies. DO NOT fill freezer with large quantities of
unfrozen expecting to "fast freeze"
these items. For best results, space
out new unfrozen items to allow for air circulation.
SERVICE INFORMATION
Before ceiling service-
Ifyou think that your refrigerator is not
operating properly, check the following
before calling your Sub-Zero Factory
Authorized Service Agency or dealer. This
may save you time and the expense of a service call.
If Refrigerator/Freezer is not operating:
• Is there electrical power to equipment?
• Is home fuse blown or circuit breaker off?.
• Is refrigerator/freezer control on?
• Is condenser clean?
• Has door been left open? Be sure no foods are obstructing proper door
closing.
• If still not running, unit may be in defrost; wait 30 minutes to see if unit will restart.
ff Refrigerator/Freezer Is warmer than usual:
• Check controlfor proper setting.
• Has door been left open too long?
• Have you recently added a large quantity of food?
• Is condenser behind grille clean? (See page 6.)
If Refrigerator/Freezer runs too much:
• Is condenserbehind grille clean? (See page6)
• On hot daysand warmroomambients,
themotorrunslonger.
• Havedoors been open for extended timesorlargeamountsoffood added?
If Refrigerator/Freezer is frosted up:
• Have the doors been left open?
• Are doors closing and sealing pr6perly?
ffyou hear unusualnoises:
• These may be normal operating sounds
(See page5 under "Sounds").
If condensation forms inside the unit:
• This is normal during high humidity and
frequent door openings.
• Are doors closing and sealing properly?.
If condensation forms on the outside:
• It is possible during periods of high
humiditythat some condensation could
appear. This condition will subside when humidity levels drop. If condensation is excessive, contact your Sub-Zero
Factory Authorized Service Agency.
• Be sure doors are closed and gaskets are sealing.
If it is too hot around freezer compart-
ment (excluding 249R and 249RP):
• Clean condenser (see page 6).
Ifthere is odorin the unit and ice:
• Completelyclean product (see page 6).
• Cover foods tightly.
If light bulb needs replacing:
• Turn off circuit breaker to refrigerator, wear gloves to protect against broken
glass (see page 6).
If you hear occasional buzzing:
• Is water supply connected to icemaker
and turned on?
ff you need service --
• Please have model and serial number
available (for location _fer to page 2 along with pictures of each unit on
pages 3 and 4).
• Call your nearest Sub-Zero Authorized
Service Agency. For the name of a local Sub-Zero Authorized Service Agency,
contact your dealer or: Sub-Zero Freezer Co., Inc., Service Department,
P.O. Box 44130, Madison, Wl 53744-
4130. Phone (800) 222-7820.
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SUB-ZERO FREEZER CO., INC.
FORM NO. 3-75-301-2
P.O. BOX 44130, MADISON, WISCONSIN 53744-4130
PRINTED IN U.S.A.
(608) 271-2233
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