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Pull Shelf Out Until It Stops.
Lift the Front and Pull Again
Raise Signal
Arm to Stop Ice Maker.
Lower
Slgnal
Arm to Start It.
Lift the Front, Then the Back.7
Lift the Front and Pull Again
Adjusting
the Shelves.
Adjust your refrigerator
shelves
to match
your food storage
needs
for tall items, short items or sizes in between.
It will be easier to move
a shelf if you take off all the food first.
Slide the shelf you want to move toward
you until it stops. Lift up the
front and slide it out the rest of the way. To put it back
on the shelf
guides,
fit the back
of the shelf on top of the guides
with the wire
stops on the bottom
of the guides.
Slide it in, keeping
the front lifted
up until the stops on the shelves
clear the stops on the guides.
Optional
ICE MAGIC"
Automatic
Ice Maker.
If you have
the automatic
ice maker
accessory
or plan
to add
one later [Part No. ECKMF-28), there are a few things you will want to
know:
On the side of your ice maker
is a wire signal
arm. When it's down,
the ice maker
will make
ice automatically.
Raise the arm to shut
off the ice maker.
Shake
the bin occasionally
to keep
cubes
separated,
and
to
obtain
increased
storage
capacity.
It is normal
for the cubes to be
attached
by a corner. They will break
apart
easily.
You will hear water
running
when the ice maker
is workrng.
You'll
hear ice fall into the bin. Don't let these new sounds
bother
you.
The ice maker
will not operate
until the freezer
is cold
enough
to
make
ice. This can take overnight.
Because
of new plumbing
connections,
the first ice may
be dis-
colored
or off-flavored.
Your ice maker
will work faster when the freezer
is colder.
If you
want more ice, turn the Refrigerator
Control
toward
a higher
num-
ber. Wait a day and, if necessary,
turn the Freezer
Control
toward
A.
If you remove
the ice bin, make
sure you raise the signal
arm to
shut off operation.
When you put the bin back,
make sure it's all the
way in and the arm is lowered.
If cubes
are stored too long, they may develop
an off-flavor...like
stale water. Throw them away.
They will be replaced.
Cubes
in the
ice bin can also become
smaller
by evaporation.
Removing
the Crispers
and Crisper
Cover.
To remove
the crispers,
slide them out until they stop. Lift the front a
little and slide them the rest of the way out.
The cover
rests on nubs built into the side walls of the refrigerator.
To remove
the cover, lift the front and then the back.
To replace
the
cover, fit the notches
in the back
corners
of the cover
over the nubs
at the back
of the walls. Then lower the front into place.
To replace
the crispers,
slide them in, keeping
the front lifted a little
until the crispers
clear the stops.
Replacing
the light
Bulb.
When the light bulb needs
replacing,
you will find you can reach
it easily
without
removing
anything.
To remove
the light bulb,
first
unplug
the refrigerator.
Then, reach
behind
the control
console.
You
can feel the bulb. Remove
it. Replace
the bulb with a 40-watt
appli-
ance
bulb available
from most grocery,
hardware
or variety
stores.
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