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DEFROSTING

Frost build-up on the walls of the freezer section will increase energy 
consumption and reduce the efficiency of the appliance. Defrost the freezer 
section whenever the frost reaches a thickness of  ".

¼

1. Remove food from the refrigerator and freezer compartment.

2. If your model has a drip tray, be sure to place it under the freezer compartment 
    to collect water. It may be necessary to empty the drip tray during the defrosting 
    process.  

3. Turn the unit off and unplug it from the outlet.

4. The defrosting process can take several hours. Open the door to speed up the 
    process. 

5. When defrosting is completed, wipe the compartment with a soft cloth to 
    any remaining water. 

remove 

6. Reset the refrigerator temperature, following the operating instructions on 
    page 4. 

Do not use sharp or pointed objects to remove frost or ice from the 
surfaces of the freezer compartment. This can cause damage to the 
compartment walls and cooling coils, and will void the warranty.

ATTENTION

POWER FAILURE

When a power failure occurs, the refrigerator can normally store food for several
hours. Do not put additional food into the appliance during a power failure, and do
not open door. Disconnect the plug from the outlet, and reconnent when the power 
has been restored. 

Always inspect for, and discard, any spoiled or thawed food 

in the refrigerator or freezer before resuming use of the appliance.

VACATION

Before leaving on any vacation, remove food that could spoil while you are gone.
If you plan to te gone for an extended period of time, we recommend that all of the
food should be removed from the appliance and it should be turned off and
unplugged from the outlet. Clean the interior according to the directions provided
in the Cleaning section of this manual, and leave the door open.

Summary of Contents for HMAR33WE

Page 1: ...Model HMAR33WE HMAR33BE HMAR33SE 3 2 Specifications are subject to change without prior notice for purpose of product improvement...

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Page 3: ...7 POWER FAILURE 7 VACATION 7 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 4 IMPORTANT GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS 5 MOVING THE REFRIGERATOR 8 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 5 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS 6 PARTS AND FEATURES 3 TAB...

Page 4: ...CIFICATIONS MODEL HMAR33WE HMAR33BE HMAR33SE 44 33lbs 17 48 19 09 33 19 3 PARTS AND FEATURES 1 All Refrigerator 5 Can dispenser 6 Tall bottle storage 3 Removable glass shelf 2 Temperature control dial...

Page 5: ...his appliance Do not store this appliance outdoors Do not use this appliance near water For example do not use near a kitchen sink in a wet basement near a swimming pool or similar locations Do not lo...

Page 6: ...TION INSTRUCTIONS 1 Before using the refrigerator for the first time remove all of the packing materials including the foam base and adhesive tape holding accessories in place 2 The refrigerator shoul...

Page 7: ...hould be kept in sealed containers to prevent odors or drying 6 Hot food should be cooled down before placing into the appliance to prevent increase in interior temperature and power consumption Placi...

Page 8: ...or pointed objects to remove frost or ice from the surfaces of the freezer compartment This can cause damage to the compartment walls and cooling coils and will void the warranty ATTENTION POWER FAILU...

Page 9: ...ppliance over 45 when reversing the door as possible damage to the sealed system may occur Remove top hinge cover and 3 top hinge screws which are below it Then top hinge remove Remove 1 cabinet plugs...

Page 10: ...ened too frequently Door not closed tightly Temperature control set at coldest setting Large amounts of food placed in refrigerator This is normal during periods of high humidity The door is slightly...

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Page 15: ...N 7 VACACI N 7 INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD IMPORTANTES 4 INSTRUCCIONES IMPORTANTES DE PUESTA A TIERRA 5 MOVIENDO EL REFRIGERADOR 8 INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACI N 5 INSTRUCCIONES DE OPERACI N 6 PIE AS Y...

Page 16: ...17 48 19 09 33 19 3 PARTES Y CARACTERISTICAS 1 Todo refrigerador 5 Dispensador de latas 6 botellas altas Almacenamiento de 3 Estante de vidrio extra ble 2 Control de temperatura 3 2 pies c bicos Magi...

Page 17: ...s o salidas de aire de este electrodom stico No guarde este electrodom stico al aire libre No utilice este electrodom stico cerca del agua Por ejemplo no lo use cerca de un fregadero de cocina sobre u...

Page 18: ...ctrodom stico INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACI N 1 Antes de utilizar el refrigerador por primera vez retire todo el material de embalaje incluida la base de espuma y la cinta adhesiva que sujeta los accesor...

Page 19: ...ntos deben guardarse en envases cerrados para evitar que emitan olores o se desequen 6 Los alimentos calientes deben enfriarse antes de ser colocados en el electrodom stico para evitar el aumento de l...

Page 20: ...e objetos afilados o puntiagudos para desprender la escarcha o el hielo de las superficies del congelador Esto puede da ar las paredes del compartimento y en las bobinas de refrigeraci n y anular la g...

Page 21: ...podr a da ar el sistema de sellado Retire la cubierta de la bisagra superior y los 3 tornillos de la bisagra superior que est n debajo de la misma A continuaci n retire la bisagra superior Retire un t...

Page 22: ...ecuencia La puerta no est bien cerrada Control de temperatura ajustado en la posici n m s fr a Demasiada comida dentro del refrigerador Es normal durante periodos de mucha humedad abierta La puerta es...

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