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Summary of Contents for 10062603

Page 1: ...ORDER 10062603 _ _ i i_ i_ _i ii iii_ _ _ii_ i ...

Page 2: ...ng grounding plug fo your protection against possible shock hazards Where a two prong walI receptacle is encountered it is the personal responsibility and obligation of the customer to contact a qualified electrician and have it replaced with a properly grounded three prong wal receptacle in accordance with the National Electrical Code see figure Unit is designed to operate on a separate 103 to 12...

Page 3: ...ards Remove all tape and packing material from insidethe unit SPECIAL NOTE If Cabinet is unable to fit through doorway safely you may have to remove the door handles or door assemblies Refer to the following chart and diagrams To Remove Door Handles WARNING To Avoid The Risk Of Personal Injury Property Damage Or Death unplug the refrigerator before attempting to remove the door handle REMOVE THE F...

Page 4: ...GURI 6 Remove the top hinge covers See Figure 9 F_GURB 8 USE A PHILUPS SCREWDR VE REMOVE THE TOP HINGE COY 4 FIGURE 6A BOTTOM OF REFR GERATOR DOOR 4 Disconnect wire harness at connector Push lock tab on underside of connector up and then pull loose See Figure 7 FIGURE 7 CAUTION To Avoid the Risk Of Personal Injury Or Property Damage tape the top of the doors as shown in Figure SCREW I DRIVER CAUTI...

Page 5: ...old the door and one to remove the safety tape and help with the tools 11 Remove tape from top of freezer 12 The freezer door water _inewill thread through the bottom hinge lift the door off carefully See Figure 12 FIGURE It FREEZERDOOR 16 CAUTION To Avoid The Risk Of Property Damage set refrigerator door down carefully to avoid dam aging electrical wires NOTE At this point the refrigerator may fi...

Page 6: ...llation of your refrigerator To build in your refrigerator with other options such as wood or laminate con sult with a local kitchen designer ll I Units have front wheets that can be adjusted by turning a screw as shown in Figure 16 CAUTION To Avoid Property Damage to soft vinyl floodng follow the floor prod uct manufacturer s recommenda tions when installingor moving the refrigerator If the floor...

Page 7: ... 4 _ 1 Hinge Cover 67 A B D C OC BACK ICABINET I FRZ DOOR REFDOOR TO MODEL WIDTH OPEN 90 OPEN90 HANDLE 2o I 3_ i 3g_ 4_ o 27_ OulerCase t Mustbe installed 1 Y4 fromsidewailsfor 90 dooropening _E _ OC BACK TOCAB FRONT 23_ z ...

Page 8: ...erties of the water that is being dispensed from your Ice and Water model such as 1 Iron and other mineral deposits nor mally found in water 2 Type of tubing copper galvanized plastic etc used in the household water supply system as well as the type of tubing used to connect your unit to your household water supply 3 Is the water fresh or has it been left standing unused in the storage reservoir a...

Page 9: ...s may freeze into a solid mass and the unit wilt not dispense ice You must then remove e ice bin follow instructions on next lge thaw the ice and throw it away Overload if you hold the dispenser bar in the ON position for approximately 4 5 minutes the dispenser motor may trip out on overload This could occur if you were trying to fill a large container with ice The overload will reset automatica l...

Page 10: ...aker shuts off The wire arm stays in the upper position See Fig 19 As long as the arm is in this position ice wilt not be made The unit will continue to dispense cubes from the ice bin until oil have been used_ SHUT OFF ARM TO STOP THE ICEt _AKER FIGURE 19 To remove ice bin assembly Lift up the ice bin assembly _ 4 then pull out if the ice cubes become frozen to 1 heAutomatic Shut off stops ice ea...

Page 11: ...orage Adjustable Refrigerator Glass Shelves Dairy and Handi Bin Adjustable Refrigerator Door Shelves Drawer Adjustable Humidl Drawer Controls Glide out Basket Toe Grille Adjustable Humidity Controlled Crispers Defrost Drain Pan and Condenser Behind Toe Grille Features may vary from model to model Your refrigerator may not have all of the features shown 11 ...

Page 12: ...OWER SWITCH L_ocatecJ behind the oe grilie in the ten tel is a_ switcl_ This SWiLchmust b6 in theen p0sition befo_ eyou proceed any NOTE The alarm may go 0if in 2 two fur ther hours and the High Temp indicator iighl l ash if the refrigerator and freezer have t i Oo lJeeiTcdole d to the proper tempera ture Deactivate alarm by p_essing the _ ALARM CLEAR pad ...

Page 13: ...9 the coldest The best food storage temperature is in the 38 to 40 F range Start by program ming your controls as foIiows 1 Press the START pad ELECTRONIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL 2 Press the REF TEMP pad This tells the control panel you want to set the temperature in the refrigerator 3_ 4 The starting temperature setting in the refrigerator is level 5 Press the WARMER pad or COLDER pad to raise or low...

Page 14: ...han One Level At A Time Raises Temperature Setting More Than One Level At A Time 5 Loadfood in the freezer Allow 24 period check food ternperatur as h0urs for the freezerto cooi afier the instructed on page 18 Adjust the unit is installed beforechecking food control as needed one level at temperatures After the 24 hour a time VACATION MODE The Vacation Mode is ideal for when you wilt be away from ...

Page 15: ...Wilt Come On Indicating The Control Panel Has Understood Your Command To Cancel The MAX REF Mode Presstt_eSTARTpad ELECTRONIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL k 2 Press the MAX REF pad again Willautomatically P g after 10 ten hours i MAX FRZ MODE Thlsh_0de lowersthe freezertempera quickly After the 24 hour period the ture tothe coldes level for 24 hours freezerwill automatically return to the Idealfoi freezi_i...

Page 16: ...e STARTpad ELECTRONIC 2 Pressthe DISPLA f OFF pad TEMPERATURECONTROL _ Temperature Display Lights Will Turn Off To Reactivate The Temperature Dis play Ligli_s 1 Pressany o _the 4 four pads left 6f the VACATION pad or the STAI_TPAD SIGNALS TO ALER i YO_J DOoRoPEN ALARM ever either door is 0pen tfeitherdoor is r _ _ _ _ open Continuouslyfor three 3 minutes _ i he iridCat0r gh _ill l_ ink _andar_alar...

Page 17: ...indicator light will blink to indicate which section is too warm An alarm will also sound Check for possible food spoilage TO Discontinue The High Temperature Alarm 1 Pressthe ALARM CLEAR pad The audio alarm wil also discontinue if the propertemperature is regained Jnthe refrigeratorandlor freezer sec DiscontinuesThe High TempA_arm tions Check for possible food spoilage NOTE You must press ALARM C...

Page 18: ...con densation is normal During extreme high humidity condensate may also form on the cabinet sides and doors This is normal __ and will disap POWERMISER pear when cli matic condi REDUCES MOISTURE The 2 Position Power Miser Control lets you save energy by adjusting refrigera tor operation to humidity level in your house During hot humid weather any refrigeratodfreezer will form moisture around the ...

Page 19: ... drawers and remove them Then lift the drawer cover up and ouL Crisper Drawers can be pulled out fully even when door isopened at minimum of 90 angle 61ide to the left for high humidity and to the right for low humidity Drawer Removal Drawers stop before coming all the way out to help prevent contents from spilling onto the floor Drawers can be removed easily by tiltingup slightly and pulling past...

Page 20: ...s The freezer door has three adjustable shelves some models To remove gently tap both ends up then pull out i ii Removable Door Dike Designed for kitchens when space lim itations restdct opening of door to 90 _ The removable door dike closest to hinge will snap out to allow removal of freezer basket and ice bucket Simply grasp door dike with both hands and firmly snap door dike ouL To replace door...

Page 21: ...u may hear sounds which are unfamiliar to you yet quite normal Polyurethane foam insulation while a much better insulator does not have the sound absorbing characteristic of fiberglass insulation Sounds may be amplified further by the wall andtor floor acting as a sounding board Because your product is designed to provide greater efficiency the com pressor operates at a much higher speed than prev...

Page 22: ...ry Interior components such as she_ves and drawers may be washed with 4 table_ spoons baking soda dissolved in 1 quart of warm water to sweeten these parts Rinse and dry thoroughfy Interior and Exterior DO NOT USE abrasive heavy duty powders such as AJAX cleanser COMET cleanser etc_ when cleaning the interior or exterior of the refrigerator These can scratch and dull the surface depending on their...

Page 23: ...od I 1 Unplug the unit 2 Remove all food 3 Thoroughly wash the inside of the unit including all shelves drawers accessories and gaskets with a mix ture of 4 tablespoons of baking soda dissolved in 1 quart of warm water Pay special attention to any corners crevices or grooves into which odor causing liquid may have seeped Dry thoroughly 4 Return food to unit washing off all bottles jars and contain...

Page 24: ...e Stored If the refrigerator will be stored or remain unused in a sub freezing envi ronment remove the water and protect the water valve from damage as follows 1 Disconnect the refrigerator from the electrical power source 2 Shut off the refrigerator water supply This can be done at the saddle valve where the _14 copper suppty tubing joins the household water line Refer to illustrationon back of c...

Page 25: ... plugged in Is a fuse or circuit breaker open Check by plugging in another appliance or lamp at the same wall outlet Has either of the doors been left open Make certain food items stored within the refrigerator are not obstructing proper door closure Check leveling of unit See page 6 if the lights work but the fan and compressor are not operating check to see if the power switch is on See page 6 o...

Page 26: ... is normal when the unit defrosts and water enters the condensate par If you hear periodic buzzing This is normal in cabinets with an automatic icemaker The water valve wilt buzz when energized to refill the icemaker if condensate forms on the inside of the unit This is normal during periods of high humidity If condensate forms on the outside of the unit Is Power Miser Control on highest set ting ...

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Page 28: ...s witl repair the sealed system consisting of refrig erant connecting tubing and compressor motor free of charge if defective in material or workmanship The above warranty coverage applies only to refrigerators which are used for storage of food for pdvata household purposes WARRANTY SERVICE iS AVAILABLE BY SIMPLY CONTACTING THE NEAREST SEARS SERVICE CENTER DEPARTMENT THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES ...

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