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17.6 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR 

 USER MANUAL 

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ADJUSTING THE TEMPERATURE 

Temperatures can vary depending on ambient 
temperature, frequency of door opening, and how much 
food is in each compartment. We recommend that you 
check the temperature with a thermometer to make sure 
that each compartment is at the desired temperature. The 
refrigerator temperature ranges from 32°F to 50°F (0°C to 
10°C), and the freezer temperature ranges from -10°F to 
10°F (-23.3°C to -12.2°C). Adjust the temperature gradually 
to let the temperature stabilize. 

REFRIGERATOR TEMPERATURE CONTROL 

 

 

Press 

SET

 repeatedly to cycle between the refrigerator 

temperature settings. The temperature LEDs light up: 

o

 

COLD

: Warmest temperature 

o

 

COLDER/RECOMMENDED

: Recommended, 

moderate temperature (factory default) 

o

 

COLDEST

: Coldest temperature 

 

To turn the refrigerator and freezer off or on, press and 
hold 

SET

 for three seconds. 

 

After the refrigerator has been turned off, unplugged, or 
lost power, wait 3

5 minutes before turning the 

refrigerator back on. If you try to turn it on before this 
time, the refrigerator will not start. 

FREEZER TEMPERATURE CONTROL 

 

 

Turn the freezer control knob to adjust the freezer 
temperature: 

o

 

COLD

: Warmest temperature 

o

 

COLDER/RECOMMENDED

: Recommended, 

moderate temperature (factory default) 

o

 

COLDEST

: Coldest temperature 

 

To turn the refrigerator and freezer off or on, press and 
hold 

SET

 on the refrigerator temperature control for 

three seconds. 

STORING FOOD 

When storing food in either your refrigerator or freezer 
compartment: 

 

Let hot foods cool to room temperature before storing. 
This helps prevent the internal temperature from 
rising, which can result in excess electricity use and 
frost formation. 

 

Do not overcrowd food. Instead, leave space between 
items for air circulation so they can be cooled 
effectively. 

 

To prevent cross-contamination, flavor transfer, and 
moisture loss, food should be separately packed or 
covered and placed on separate shelves. Fruit and 
vegetables do not need to be wrapped. 

 

To prevent cold air from escaping, try to limit the 
number of times you open the doors. When returning 
from shopping, sort foods to be kept in your 
refrigerator or freezer before opening the door. Only 
open the door to put food in or take it out. 

 

Do not keep food past the manufacturer’s 

recommended expiration or best by date. 

REFRIGERATING FOOD 

When placing food in your refrigerator: 

 

Keep raw meats on a plate that is large enough to 
collect juices and cover it with cling film or foil. 

 

Store cooked meats on a shelf above raw meats to 
avoid bacterial transfer.  

 

To maintain freshness, place fruits and vegetables in 
the crisper drawers to prevent excessive water 
evaporation. Fruit and vegetables do not need to be 
wrapped. 

 

Some fresh fruits and vegetables are sensitive to the cold 
and are not suitable for storage in the crisper drawers. 

Coldest LED 

Recommended LED 

Set temperature button 

Cold LED 

Off LED 

Warmer 

Recommended 

Coldest 

Summary of Contents for ENR18TFGCB

Page 1: ...l the instructions carefully before using this product and keep the manual for future reference USER MANUAL 17 6 CU FT REFRIGERATOR ENR18TFGCW ENR18TFGCB ENR18TFGCS Product may vary Please refer to the actual product ...

Page 2: ...ORIES 10 TURNING ON YOUR REFRIGERATOR 10 USING YOUR REFRIGERATOR 10 ADJUSTING THE TEMPERATURE 11 STORING FOOD 11 NAVIGATING POWER OUTAGES 12 SAVING ENERGY 12 MAINTAINING YOUR REFRIGERATOR 13 CLEANING AND CARE 13 REPLACING THE LIGHT 13 MOVING YOUR REFRIGERATOR 13 PREPARING FOR LONG TERM STORAGE 14 SERVICING YOUR REFRIGERATOR 14 SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS 14 SPECIFICATIONS 16 TROUBLESHOOTING 17 CUSTOMER...

Page 3: ... is located inside your refrigerator Use the space below to record information about your refrigerator and keep your original purchase receipt for future reference You ll need this information to receive warranty service 17 6 cu ft Refrigerator Model Number ______________________________________________ Serial Number ______________________________________________ located below the rating label ins...

Page 4: ... included that you can install in most models at any time TEMPERATURE CONTROLS Door trays Shelf Refrigerator temperature control Ice maker not included Shelves Crisper drawers Freezer temperature control Adjustable feet Door trays Covered tray FREEZER REFRIGERATOR Set temperature button Warmer LED Recommended LED Coldest LED Coldest Warmer Colder Off LED ...

Page 5: ...erator on page 10 REVERSING THE DOORS Your refrigerator arrives with the doors opening from the left side You can reverse the doors to better accommodate your room s layout Before you start Make sure that your refrigerator is unplugged and empty Make sure that you save all hardware that you remove from your refrigerator so that you can reuse them when reinstalling the doors We recommend having som...

Page 6: ...inge with a wrench B Turn the bottom hinge over C Reinstall the bottom hinge pin onto the other side of the lower hinge 10 Reinstall the lower hinge on the opposite side of your refrigerator with a Phillips screwdriver then reinstall the front feet with a hex driver 11 Have someone help you lift your refrigerator upright then place your refrigerator door on the lower hinge 12 Remove the middle sto...

Page 7: ...from your spare parts bag on the opposite side of the freezer door 14 Align the middle hinge making sure that the pin is in the hole on your refrigerator door then secure in place with screws and a Phillips screwdriver Metal block Middle stopper Screwdriver Middle hinge Screwdriver Pin ...

Page 8: ...hours before turning on the refrigerator This reduces the chance of a malfunction in the cooling system from handling or transport POSITIONING YOUR REFRIGERATOR Place your refrigerator in a location that lets the doors open fully and allows for air circulation o The refrigerator is 66 9 in 170 cm high 27 9 in 70 8 cm wide and 30 8 in 78 3 cm deep o The doors open at a 135 angle and need 29 3 in 74...

Page 9: ... inside the refrigerator Do not place the refrigerator in moist or watery places Do not put your refrigerator in moist places easy to be splashed with water Place your refrigerator on a hard level surface o To level your refrigerator turn its front feet to raise clockwise or lower counterclockwise them o If your refrigerator is not level the door may not close properly Your refrigerator is designe...

Page 10: ...er end When moving the appliance be careful not to damage the power cord WARNING Extension Cords Because of potential safety hazards under certain conditions it is strongly recommended that you do not use an extension cord with this appliance If an extension cord is needed you must use a UL CUL listed 3 wire grounding type appliance extension cord that has a grounding type plug and outlet and that...

Page 11: ...hold SET on the refrigerator temperature control for three seconds STORING FOOD When storing food in either your refrigerator or freezer compartment Let hot foods cool to room temperature before storing This helps prevent the internal temperature from rising which can result in excess electricity use and frost formation Do not overcrowd food Instead leave space between items for air circulation so...

Page 12: ...en foods If the internal temperature of frozen food rises during maintenance or cleaning it may shorten the storage life of your food NAVIGATING POWER OUTAGES If you lose power or your refrigerator stops working After the refrigerator has been turned off unplugged or lost power wait 3 5 minutes before turning the refrigerator back on If you try to turn it on before this time the refrigerator will ...

Page 13: ...oft cloth or let them air dry Wipe the outside cabinet with soapy water or detergent and a soft cloth then wipe dry Check door seals regularly to make sure that they are clean and free from food particles Clean with soapy water or diluted detergent and a soft cloth Clean dust and debris behind your refrigerator and on the ground to improve the cooling and energy savings Do not use hard brushes ste...

Page 14: ... messages will alert you to know what potential hazard is tell you how to reduce the chance of injury and let you know what can happen if the instructions are not followed REFRIGERANT GAS WARNINGS CAUTION Risk of Fire DANGER Risk of fire or explosion Flammable refrigerant used DO NOT use mechanical devices to defrost the refrigerator DO NOT puncture refrigerant tubing DANGER Risk of fire or explos...

Page 15: ...completely unobstructed Choose a well ventilated area with temperatures above 60 F 16 C and below 90 F 32 C This refrigerator must be installed in an area protected from the elements such as wind rain water spray or drips The refrigerator should not be located next to ovens grills or other sources of high heat The refrigerator must be installed with all electrical water and drain connections in ac...

Page 16: ...ore you throw away your old refrigerator Take off the doors Leave the shelves in place so that children may not easily climb inside Never allow children to operate play with or crawl inside the refrigerator Never clean refrigerator parts with flammable fluids The fumes can create a fire hazard or explosion Do not store or use gasoline or any other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of th...

Page 17: ...igerator has the correct clearances for air circulation See Positioning your refrigerator on page 8 for more information Cool foods to room temperature before placing them inside your refrigerator The doors are opened too frequently Keep the doors closed Adjust your refrigerator or freezer compartment s temperature Clean the door seals and check them for damage Light is not working Make sure that ...

Page 18: ...e sure that you have good ventilation to help with heat dissipation Surface condensation Condensation on the outside of your refrigerator and door seals is normal when the ambient humidity is too high Just wipe the condensate with a clean towel Abnormal noise The compressor may produce buzzes during operation and the buzzes are loud particularly upon start or stop This is normal Refrigerant flowin...

Page 19: ...s warranted by Element Appliance Company LLC Element to the original customer who purchases the Product from an authorized Element retailer the Original Customer or you against defects in material and workmanship under proper use maintenance and care according to the owner s manual warnings and instructions accompanying the Product Warranty as follows PLEASE NOTE Proof of purchase evidencing the d...

Page 20: ...loods wind storm tornado earthquake or fire or due to damage caused by extraordinary impact events such as dropping crushing demolition or other extraordinary damage e commercial use of the Product or use of the Product for anything other than single family household or residential use or f modification of the Product or any part of the Product This Warranty is made to the Original Customer only a...

Page 21: ... OF ITS TERMS OR CONDITIONS Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages or allow limitations on warranties so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you This Warranty gives you specific rights and you may have other rights which vary from state to state The exclusions and limitations to the Warranty apply to the maximum extent permitted...

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