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usingthis
appliance, a lwaysexercisebtisic
safetyprecautions, i ncluding the
fdklwing:
a
'Hlis'hxier
must
w
prqlerly
hlstded
in
Wxmian$d
withthe
Imtrwths beforeit
is used. Seegroundinginstructions
belowandon page4.
for free-standing installation o~y.
e
p&WW
W@Ig
your
freezer
by
pullingon thepowercord.
Always grip plugfirmlyandpull
straightout fromtheoutlet.
*@Mi~ or replaceimmediately
ail
ekxtrk service cords that have
ecmm
frayed
or
otherwise
amaged.Do notusea cordthat
showscracksor abrasiondamage
alongitskmgthor at eitherthe
plugor connectorend.
s
~~r
jfOMIM
freezer~f$ ~ ~
qwatim,
da nottmwh
m
(XM
SW&w,prticdady when'hands
are dampm wet.
Win mayadhere
to theseextremely coldsurfaces,
@ ~@~9~ refree~ fr~~~ f~~d~
whichhavethawedcomph%X?Iy.
Yournay,safdyrefreezefmwm
foodsthathavethawedif theystill .
cor@inicecrystalsor if theyare
stillcold—be10~40°F.
Thawedgroundmeats,poultry,or
fishthathave
any
off-odoror off-
colorshouldnotberefrozenand
shouldnotbe eaten.Thawedice
creamshouldbe discarded.If the
odoror colorof anyfoodis pooror
questionable, g etrid of it. Thefood
maybe dangerousto eat.
Evenpartialthawingand refre~zing
reducetheeatingqualityof foods,
particularlyfruits,vegetables, a nd
preparedfoods.Theeatingquality
of red meatsis affectedlessthan
thatof manyotherfoods.Use
refrozenfoodsas soonas possible
to saveas muchof theireating
qualityas youcan.
@ DonotWw anyWctric$ll
(Mm? or $Mly sharp hmw.m-w
in (k?frulstinfij y (w' tkwezer.
$$ E
youroldfmezw isstill
mllmd the
M.lmse m not in WSil?,
be sure to Mm-lowm? Ml or door.
Thiswillreducethepossibility of
&tigerto children.
* ~~~~~~n ~ h~~~d b e ~~~ ~~e~
!mmoving the door of a freezer!
Particularcautionshouldbe used
whenremoving thelid ofa chest
freezer,as mostchestIidsare
underspringtension.Contactthe
rnan~facturer's representative f ora
methodof saferemoval.
@ Unplugyourfreezer:
A. Beforemakinginy repairs.
Note:Westronglyrecommend
thatanyservicingbe performed
by a qualifiedindividual.
33. B eforecleaning.
For
safety
this
?mKK?9t
be
Thepowercord of lhis appliance
~+isequippedwith a.three-prong
&f&mmding) plug whichmateswith
'=%standardthree-prong(grounding)
walloutlet(Fig. 1)to minimizethe
possibilityof electricshock$mmd
f-mm this appliance.
Havethe walloutletand circuit
checkedby a qualifiedelectrician
to makesure the outletis properly
gr~~]nded.
Wherea standardtwo-prongwall
outletis encountered,it is your
personalresponsibility and
obligationto haveit replacedwith
a properlygroundedthree-prong
walloutlet.
Do Now', U$mimR ANY(
'cwT
OR
THETHIRD
PRONGFROM
TIME POV%7ER
fc-xlRD*
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