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shelves
Twosliding shelvesand five
shelfpositionsin the fresh food
compartmentenable you to
rearrangeyour refrigeratorto
fit your family'sstorageneeds.
Toadjust the shelves, remove
all food on them. Pull the shelves
forwardto the stop position. Then
lift the front edge of the shelvesand
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t hem out.
Replacethe shelves on any set of
su~portsby reversingthisprocedure.
Door shelves in both
compartments provide convenient
storagefor often-used items. The
butter compartment, warmer than
the other fresh food door-storage
areas, is intended only for short-
term storage of butter or cheese.
The Fruit & Vegetabledrawer at
the bottomof the fresh food
compartmentis designedto help
preserve the natural moisture and
freshnessof produce.
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Most vegetablesshouldbe washed
in clear water and drained before
being placed in the drawer.
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Yourrefrigeratorhas two ice trays.
To release ice cubes, invertthe tray,
hold it over a storagebucket or
bowl, and twist the tray at both
ends.
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Wash trays in lukewarm water only.
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