13
FIG. 8
Slide Lever,
Left Side
2. REPLACE DRAWER
a.
Push drawer slides all the way back in refrig-
erator lower food compartment.
b.
Set drawer on floor in front of refrigerator
with gears on back of drawer aligned with,
and setting on, gear tracks. See (FIG. 9).
FIG. 9
Gear
Gear Track
c.
Lift drawer front off floor and push straight
back into refrigerator.
FIG. 7
Tab
2. REPLACE BASKET
a.
With drawer open, align rods on side of bas-
ket with groove in tabs. See (FIG. 7).
b. Push basket rearward until rods clear the
tabs and tabs snap into place, securing bas-
ket.
Front basket can be placed in bottom
of drawer for usage.
D. Lower Food Compartment Drawer
1. REMOVE DRAWER
a.
Pull drawer all the way forward.
b. Locate lever on left side drawer slide and
push lever upward. See (FIG. 8).
c. Locate lever on right side drawer slide and
push lever downward.
d. Pull drawer forward, removing from refrig-
erator.
FOOD COMPARTMENTS
PRODUCT CARE
A. Defrost Food Compartment(s)
Food compartments require regular defrosting to
maintain cooling efficiency. Do
NOT
allow heavy
frost buildup on evaporator.
Frequency depends on user habits (how of-
ten and how long doors are opened). Defrost-
ing once a month is a good general rule.
FIRE, BURN, OR INHALATION
HAZARD. Do
NOT
fracture or puncture cooling
unit. This could cause a leak in the cooling system.
See “General Safety Messages” for information on
cooling systems, and consequences of exposure to
refrigerant.
Do
NOT
use a hot air blower to re-
move frost from storage compartment(s). Perma-
nent damage could occur, including warped metal
or plastic parts.
Do
NOT
use a knife, ice pick, or any other sharp
tool to remove frost from food compartments.
1.
Turn refrigerator off.
