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tordoingitsjob—the high-speedcom-
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pressernecessaryto maintainnear-
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zero temperaturesin the largefreezer I
compartment plus the air circulating i
fans can produce higher sound levels !
than your old refrigerator.
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Chancesare your new re-
frigerator provides more
fresh food and frozen food
storagespaceat more uni-
form cold
temperatures
than
yourold refrigerator–
therefore, it may run longer.
Yournewrefrigerator c m lmrolledout
forcleaning. T he two front rcdhws have
adjustmentsmwwslocatedbehind the
grille,
To
adjust the rollers to makethe
refrigerator doors easier to CICME?
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instructionson page4.Turningthe rol-
ler adjusting screwsclockwise raises
the front of your refrigerator slightly,
making door closure easy and more
positive.
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! Becauseyournewrefriger-
~ atorhasanENERGYSAVER
j SWITCH, it is easy to con-
; serve electricity.Keep the
: energy saver switch in the
~ normal setting as much as
: possible to save e/edricity.
; Change the switch setting
: if moisture forms on the ex-
terior of the refrigerator.
Usuallythis will be neces-
saryonIy when the h
LIm
idity
is high in the arm around
your refrigerator
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$VMM' rQfd@?@O~ IM3Wkddrl~
andprcwlde protection ferth~mderkw
fmlntflnl$h,apply a coat of eppliarwe
poli~h wax when tho refrigerator
1$new and then et least twifx a yem,
Propercare of ih~ paint finish will twlp
maintain the rIf3wlook and provida
protection against rusting, If the Qx-
teric)r should become soiled, wipe it
off with a c/eencloth lightly dampened
with appliance polish or mild house-
hold detergent. We a clean, soft cloth
to dry and polish the cleanedsurface,
C)()NOTwipe with a soiled dishwash-
ing cloth or a wet towel.
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M'seasy to get faster ice ~
service fromyournewrefrig- ~
erator whenever it doesn't :
produceenough ice to sat- ,
isfyyourneeds.Just set the
temperature controls to "R"
or "E" and "7:' "8" or''9:' f%- ~
turn temperature controls
to normal settings when the
ice bucket is full.
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If yournewrefrigerator has
an automaticicemakeryou
will periodically hear ice
dropping into the bucket
foliowed by the sound of
running water as ihe ice-
maker mold refills
dLltO-
maticxdly.Don't be alarmed.
These are normal soundsof
your refrigeraf~r al vm~k.
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