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MOiSt9MI
FreshDrawers
These refrigerated drawers are
designed to keep
unwrapped foods
freshbyretainingthenatural
moistureco~)tent of foodssuchas:
AfliChOkes oCherr&
o
Plums
e Asparagus
o
Corn
o Radishes
o Beets,topped @ Currants
o Rhubarb
e Blueberries ~ Greens,leafy o Spinach
o Carrots
~ Lettuce
o Tomatoes,
o Celery
@Parsley
ripe
e Peas,green
Asin anyrefrigerated storagearea,
it is recommendedthat odorous
foodsbe StOred wrapped—foods
suchas:
e
Broccoli
@Cabbage
o Parsnips
o Brussels
~ Cauliflower o Turnips
Sprouts
e Green(jn~ons
Storagetimewilldependuponthe
typeof foodand itsconditionwhen
placedin the drawers.
Excesswaterwhichmayaccumulate
in the bottomof theMoist'nFresh
drawersshouldbe pouredout and
the drawerwipeddry.
The Moist'nFreshdrawersare
partiallysealedbygasketsattached
to the coversat thefrontedge.
Alwaysreplacethemin thesecovers
andpush thedrawersall the wayin.
Drawer Cover
TheMoistyn Freshdrawercover
alsoservesas a storageshelf,
Toremovethecover, l iftthe front
edgeandpullstraightout.
Toreplace
the
cover,engagethe
hooksat the rear cornersof the
drawercoverwiththe supportsat
the rear of the cabinet.Thenpush
the coverbackuntilthe frontcan be
loweredintoplace.
If the drawer coveris notlevel,
adjustthe supportleg as shown
above.
Mdst'$1 Frdi drawers Ivitl
stop
balm% mnhlg all
tile
w ay
out
Of @
X'a'ifp'ator
to
helpprevent
contents f rwnspilling ontofloor.
Drawerscaneasilyberemoved b y
grasping t hesidesandliftingup
slightlywhilepullingpastthe
"stop"location *
Toremovethedrawercovmand
drawers
when thefiwsb ibod
compartmwit doorcannot b e
opened fully:
1.
Remove foodfromtheshelf
abovethedrawercoverandtakethe
shelfout.
2. Removefoodfromthqdrawers
andthedrawercover,
3. Pullout thedrawerfiirthestfrom
the door.
4. Grip remainingdrawerand
coversimultaneously withboth
hands,tilt them, pullthem
forward,andtakethemout.
Replacein reverseorder.
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