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Qlf interiorlightis noton, refrigerator m aynotbeplugged in titwI] outl~t,
@If plugis secureandtherefrigerator s tillfailsto qxmte, pluga
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@Normalwhenrefrigerator i s firstdeliveredtoyourhom~—-usualiy requires24 hours
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. 'Large amountsof foodplacedin refrigerator t o becooledor frozen,
@Hotweather—frequent dooropenings.
@Doorleftopen.
@Temperature c ontroisare settoocold.Referto instructions for useof
TEMPERATURE CONTROLS on page5,
~Check ENERGY-SAVING TIPSon page2.
BTemperature controlstartsandstopsmotorto maintaineventemperatures:
B If refrige~ator v ibrates,morethanlikelyit,,is notrestingsolidlycmthefloorandfront
evelinglegsneedadjustingor flooris weakor uneven,Referto LEVELINGLEGSon
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Normalfanair flow--fanblowscoldair throughthe refrigeratorandfrewzer
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