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REFRTGEMmR
DOESNor OPERATE
I&arm.
cMm.KrEs
Km LONG PERIODS
.MCYNII? ST~TS &
STOPSFREQUENTLY
——
therefrigeratorto makethediagnosis.
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r~frigera~~~s
wi&~~re
s~or,ag~
Space and a larger
fkeezercompartment
requiremore operatingtime.
@ Ncwmal w henrefrigeratoris first deliveredto yourhome—usually requires24 hours
to completelycooldown.
,
0 Lmgeamountsof food~~aced in
refrigerator
tO be COCIkd
(X
fiOZWI.
* HOt
weather—frequent door openings.
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s Doorleft open.
~Temperaturecontrolsare set too-cold.Referto page5.
@ Grilleand condenserneedcl~anirig. R eferto page B
@ CheckENERGY-SAVING ' HI%on page2.
@ Temperaturecontrolstartsand stopsmotorto maintaineventemperatures.
e 1frefrigeratorvibrates,more th~ likelyit is not restingsolidlyon the floor.Front
roller screwsneedadjusting,or floor is weakor uneven.Referto ROLLERSon page4.
e ~fdishe~vibrateon shelves,t~
moving
them.
slight
vibrationis narnxd.
@ The high speedcompressormotorrequiredto maintainnear zerotemperaturesin
thelargefreezercompartment m ayproducehighersoundlevelsthanyouroldrefrigerator.
.
e Normalfanair flow-one fallblowscoldair throughthe
refrigerator
andfreezer
compartments—another fancoolsthe comp~essor r nctcm
@ TheseNORMALsoundswill also be heard fromtimeto time:
~ Defrosttimer switchclicksat defrost.
~ Defrostwaterdripping.
~TemperaturecontrolclicksON or OFF.
s Refrigerantboilingor gurgling.
~ Crackingor poppingof coolingcoilscausedby expansionandcontraction during
defrostand refrigerationfollowingdefrost.
~ Withautomaticicemakerz the sm.md of cubesdroppingintothebin, andwater
runningin pipesas icemakerrefills.
~Door
gasket CM
Mngcsidestickingor foldingover.TOcorrect, put a smallamountof
petroleum.jcl~y on faceof gasket.
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