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Cooler dimensions required for its use.

Anti-Bacterial

®

 

Air Filter (some models)

Your refrigerator has an Anti-Bacterial

®

 

air filter that helps maintaining a cleaner environment inside 

the refrigerator, slowing the growth of bacteria present in meat and vegetables.

The Anti-Bacterial

®

 

filter should be changed every 6 months, because after this period of use, it 

loses its anti-microbial properties. It is recommended to contact the authorized Service for 
guidance on replacement of the filter and its installation.

To put back the Anti-Bacterial

®

 

fi lter:

1.

Locate the Anti-Bacterial

®

 

filter inside your refrigerator next to the

ventilation grille on the inside wall, just above the vegetable drawer
cover.

2.

Press with your index finger and gently pull the top flap of the filter

cartridge to remove it (see illustration).

3.

Insert the new filter in the same place, making sure that it is correctly positioned in the cavity.

Push it gently until it clicks into place.

To replace the refrigerator / freezer lamp

1.

Disconnect the power plug.

2.

Remove the top grid.

3.

Remove the plastic cover (snap in).

4.

Remove the bulb which is behind the panel.

5.

Replace it with a LED lamp W10574850 number (3.6 W) or a 25 W lamp for home appliances.

Ask it in our service centers or to the closest household appliances parts supplier.

NOTE:

 Some LED lamps are not recommended for wet environments, such as refrigerator and 

freezer compartments. If you use a LED lamp brand different from the one recommended by 
Whirlpool, read and follow the package directions before using it.

6.

Replace the plastic protection.

7.

Connect the power plug.

NOTE:

 Not all lamps are suitable. Be sure to replace with a new one with the same electrical 

characteristics, shape and size. 

A

B

C

D

A

B

C

D

1737

716

808

1446

1691

716

808

1446

Dimensions

Dimensions

mm

mm

Refrigerator 18 cuft

Refrigerator 16 cuft

Noises considered normal

Your new refrigerator may make noises, most of these noises are normal, however, hard surfaces 
such as floors, kitchen walls and the refrigerator may make them more audible.

Low-level noise, low whistle

Characteristic noise ventilation and moving air.

Noise blows or crackles

Characteristic noise of the thermostat when the operation of the refrigerator stops or starts. 
It also occurs when the refrigerator is making defrosting.

Water Noise

After the compressor stop it can be heard a characteristic sound of trickling water. It means that 
the water is dripping into the drip tray. Characteristic noise of falling water on a hot surface during 
the defrost cycles.

Compressor Noise

During the compressor operation that circulates the refrigerant gas, a weak intermittent noise is 
emitted which may be garbled or slightly more intense, depending on the product location.
Engine characteristic noise. It means that the compressor is operating.

Ventilation Noise

The internal fan system is in charge of distributing the air inside the unit and may emit a low-level 
noise during this operation, particularly when the freezer door is open. 

Cleaning the exterior

See the information on the exterior cleaning specific for your model. 

Style - Smooth painted door or Stainless Steel

IMPORTANT:

 The warranty does not cover damage caused to the smooth finish due to improper 

use of cleaning products or use of non-recommended cleaning products. The use of sharp and 
pointed objects can damage the finish of your refrigerator.

USE

Soft, clean cloth

DON’T USE

X

 

Coarse cloth 

X

 Paper towel or newspaper

X

 

Steel mops and sponges

USE

Warm water and soap / neutral detergent

DON’T USE

X

 

Liquid abrasive cleaner 

X

 

Glass cleaner 

X

 

Chlorine

X

 

Ammonia

X

 

Acids (citrus) or vinegar based cleaners

X

 

Oven Cleaners

X

 

Flammable liquids

NOTE:

 Paper towels can make opaque the transparent finish of the painted door. To avoid possible 

damage, use only soft and clean cloth to polish and clean the door.

Avoid the contact of abrasive and corrosive materials with the stainless steel parts, such as high salt 
concentrations and moisture or humid environments. Use only cleaners and cloths recommended 
for stainless steel.

NOTES:

If contact occurs, unintended, with these materials, clean the plastic part with a sponge dipped
in warm soapy water / neutral soap. Dry thoroughly with a soft, dry cloth.

Liquid cleaners can be abrasive. When in contact with smooth surfaces they can damage the
stainless steel.

Citric acid can discolor forever the stainless steel. To avoid damage to the finish of your
refrigerator avoid contact of that material with your product.

Do not allow these substances to remain on the surface of your product:

X

 

Mustard 

X

 

Tomato juice

X

 

Citric dressings 

X

 

Products based on citrus sauces to marinate

IMPORTANT:

The door of your refrigerator is not reversible,
so the aperturewill always be toward the same side.

Before discard your old refrigerator

Remove the doors. 
Leave the shelves in place so that children can not enter.

How to use the refrigerator with a mechanical control (some models)

Set the temperature control

Temperature control is in the refrigerator compartment.

When connecting for the first time:

Set the temperature control to position 3 (normal).
The control goes from 1 “Min” (less cold) to 5 “Max”
(colder).

By moving the temperature control to “Off”, both the refrigerator compartment and the freezer
will no longer cool, but the power will not turn off.

Before placing food in the refrigerator, let it run for a few hours, until it is completely cool. Set the
temperature control as needed. The previously suggested instructions are indicated for normal
household use.

Explosion Risk

Use cleaning materials that are not fl ammable.

Failure to follow these instructions may bring risk of death, explosion or fi re.

Defrosting takes place automatically. However, make a clean sweep in the refrigerator and freezer 
compartments at least once a month, to prevent the accumulation of odors. Clean up spills 
immediately.  

To clean your refrigerator:

1.

Unplug the refrigerator and disconnect the power plug.

2.

Clean the inside of your product using a sponge and a cloth dipped in warm soapy water or mild

soap. Rinse well and dry with a clean, dry cloth.

3.

To clean the metal exterior surfaces painted and stainless steel (some models) use a sponge or

a cloth soaked in warm soapy water or mild soap.

NOTE:

 Do not use abrasive and harsh cleaners such as glass cleaner, cleaning polishes, flammable 

liquids, cleaning waxes, concentrated detergents, bleaches or cleaning oil products on plastic parts, 
interior trim and door or gaskets. Do not use paper towels, mops and other harsh cleaning tools. 

REFRIGERATOR CARE

Cleaning

How to use the refrigerator with electronic control (some models)

Your refrigerator has an electronic control of high technology that is located in the internal compartment of the 

refrigerator, and can be easily used.

When connecting for the first time

When you connect the refrigerator for the first time to the electrical supply, the control will show all the 

indicators blinking at the same time.

Temperature control

The temperature control of your refrigerator is smart. You can adjust the temperature of the product 

compartment with it according to your needs.

To adjust the temperature of the compartment of the refrigerator: 

The product has a factory recommended temperature, to adjust this temperature you only have to push the 

“Setting” button. This change decreases the product temperature, the change is unidirectional from “Cold” to 

“Coldest” (Left to Right). Once the control is set in “Coldest,” when you push the button again, it will go to a 

less colder temperature (Cold).

This is the coldest temperature (Coldest) in the 

product. All the indicators will be lighted.

The lowest temperature setting will be shown with the 

first indicator (Left to Right).

The minimum average temperature will be shown once 

the “Setting” button is pushed from the less colder 

temperature. The second indicator will be lighted.

The “recommended” temperature will be shown when

the third indicator is lighted.

The fourth indicator will be lighted when the “Setting”

button is pushed from the “recommended” temperature.

NOTE:

 To turn off the refrigeration system, you must hold the “Setting” button down for 4 seconds and release. 

No  indicator  will  remain  lighted.  Therefore,  the  refrigerator  and  the  freezer  will  stop  cooling,  but  it  is  not 

disconnected from the power supply. To turn on again the refrigeration system, hold the “Setting” button down 

for 4 seconds and release.

 

Summary of Contents for WT1715Q

Page 1: ...asta que saque al menos un litro de agua Tire esa agua Éste proceso ayuda a limpiar el sistema y despejar el aire de la válvula dispensadora Una vez limpio el sistema espere a que se enfríe el agua antes de usar el despachador nuevamente El despachador es para uso exclusivo de líquidos las bebidas como la leche los jugos con pulpa y las semillas puedes obstruir la válvula y causar el mal funcionam...

Page 2: ...r 3 Remueva la cubierta de plástico snap in 4 Saque el foco ubicado detrás del panel 5 Reemplácelo por Foco LED número W10574850 3 6 W o con un foco de 25 W para electrodomésticos Solicítelo con nuestro departamento de servicio o con su proveedor de partes para electrodomésticos más cercano NOTA Algunos focos LED de repuesto no se recomiendan para ambientes húmedos mojados Los compartimientos del ...

Page 3: ... TRABAJA POR PERIODOS PROLONGADOS Verifique que el CONDENSADOR ESTÉ LIBRE DE POLVO Y PELUSA FIGURA1 EVITE ABRIR CONTINUAMENTE LA PUERTA o por periodos prolongados NO INTRODUZCA ALIMENTOS CALIENTES y manténgalos tapados SI ESCUCHA SONIDOS EXTRAÑOS Revise que NO HAYA OBJETOS SOBRE O DETRÁS DEL REFRIGERADOR EL COMPRESOR NO TRABAJA CORRECTAMENTE puede ser que un bajo voltaje estuviera presente Verifiq...

Page 4: ...a limpieza de electrodomésticos Daños a las partes de vidrio porcelana partes plásticas o pintura del gabinete y en general los daños a las partes estéticas del producto causadas por el deterioro normal del producto o su mal uso Daños causados por accidente inundación terremoto incendio catástrofes naturales y en general cualquier hecho de la naturaleza o humano que pueda ser considerado como caso...

Page 5: ... ...

Page 6: ... models Your new refrigerator has a shelf for cans on the door NOTE Place only cans of 355 ml NOTE For accuracy check using a carpenter s level placed on the top of the refrigerator or make sure that when opening and closing the door the refrigerator does not move To facilitate the closure of your refrigerator door slightly tilt the product back 4 Before connecting the refrigerator let it rest for...

Page 7: ...ith these materials clean the plastic part with a sponge dipped in warm soapy water neutral soap Dry thoroughly with a soft dry cloth Liquid cleaners can be abrasive When in contact with smooth surfaces they can damage the stainless steel Citric acid can discolor forever the stainless steel To avoid damage to the finish of your refrigerator avoid contact of that material with your product Do not a...

Page 8: ...SEE THE SOLUTIONS FOR SEVERAL PROBLEMS BELOW IF THE REFRIGERATOR DOES NOT WORK Connect the power cord properly DO NOT USE EXTENSIONS Review the ELECTRICAL OUTLET AS IT MAY BE DAMAGED connect another device and make sure it is working Avoid connecting multiple devices at the same time IT MAY CAUSE A POWER SUPPLY OVERLOAD THE PRODUCT SHOULD NOT BE INSTALLED NEAR HEAT SOURCES stove heaters etc or whe...

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