Whirlpool JOB AID GC1SHAXM Installation And Operation Manual page 17

GROCERY SAVOR—Pressing this keypad
places the refrigerator section into continuous
cool-down mode for 6 hours. The temperature
is regulated down to 33°F. After the 6 hour pe-
riod, the control returns to the last refrigerator
set temperature. Pressing the keypad a second
time will terminate the GROCERY SAVOR
mode. While in this mode, the GROCERY
SAVOR keypad is illuminated.
CONTROL LOCKOUT—Pressing this keypad
for 2 seconds disables all user interface control
keypads relating to temperature regulation.
While in this mode, the CONTROL LOCKOUT
keypad is illuminated. If any other keypad is
pressed, the LOCKOUT keypad indicator will
blink twice. Pressing the CONTROL LOCKOUT
keypad again for 2 seconds, will enable all
temperature control functions.
DISPENSER LIGHT—Pressing this keypad
will turn the dispenser light on. Pressing the
keypad again will turn off the light. When in the
"off" mode, the light will illuminate when either
dispenser paddle is pressed.
ICE MODE—This keypad toggles between
cubed and crushed ice. In the cubed mode,
the CUBED ICE indicator will illuminate. In the
crushed mode, the CRUSHED ICE indicator
will illuminate.
DISPENSER LOCKOUT—Pressing this key-
pad for 2 seconds disables the ice and water
dispenser functions, and the related user inter-
face control keypads. While in this mode the
DISPENSER LOCKOUT keypad is illuminated.
If any other dispenser keypad or dispenser
paddle is pressed, the LOCKOUT keypad indi-
cator will blink twice. Pressing the DISPENSER
LOCKOUT keypad again for 2 seconds will
enable all of the dispenser functions.
WATER FILTER INDICATOR—The water filter
indicator function is the same as on other Whirl-
pool refrigerators with filtered water systems.
Pressing the RESET keypad for 2 seconds
will reset the indicator back to green, and the
counter will start over. The filter indicator can
only be reset when the filter indicator light is
"red," no matter when the filter is changed.
Maximum filter capacity is 400 gallons, or for
a time period not to exceed 6 months.
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