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Before you plug it in
IMPORTANT
Thts is the only fine print you'll find in this booklet.
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is used
only
for
jobs
expected
of
home
Please
read
it to be sure you use your refrigerator
refrigerators.
properly.
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IS properly
marntarned.
We build
refrigerators
to last. but we can't
con-
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is out of the weather.
trol how they
are used.
Before
using
your refriger-
l
is used
in an area
where
the room
temperature
ator,
you
are
personally
responsible
for making
will not fall below
55" F. (13' C).
sure that
it...
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is not run where
there
are explosrve
fumes.
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is Installed
and
leveled
on a floor
that
WIII hold
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is not used
by children
or others
who
may
not
the weight.
and
in an area
surtable
for its size
understand
how It should
be used.
and
use
l
is not loaded
with food
before
it has time to get
l
IS connected
only to the rrght krnd of outlet,
wrth
properly
cold.
the right electric
supply
and
grounding.
-3.prong
v
+
grounding
plug
Refiigerotor
Power Cord
Recommended
Grounding
Method
Pick the Right Place.
Save steps by putting
your refrigerator
near the sink and next to a
countertop.
It should
not be near a stove, radiator,
water
heater
or
any source
of heat...including
direct
sunlight.
You can install it flush against
cabinets
on each
side. You should
leave
3 Inches
(7.5 cm] of free space
above
the top, and at least 1
inch (2.5 cm) between
the condenser
and the wall. These spaces
let
the condenser
"breathe
."
Do you want it in a corner?
Leave
some room on the wall side if
you want the doors to open wider.
Planning
to add the automatic
ice maker?
Will the refrigerator
be
near a cold water pipe?
Some people
run the water line through
the
floor to the basement.
Others run it behind
the cabinets
to the pipes
under the sink.
Make
Sure It's level.
Keep the four bolts that held your refrigerator
in the shipping
crate.
They are also levelling
legs. Screw them
all the way
into the bolt
holes on the bottom
corners
of the refrigerator.
Your refrigerator
also has rollers to help make
it easy to move.
Turn all four legs to the left to raise the rollers off the floor. (If some-
one tilts the top of the refrigerator,
it will be easier to adjust the legs.)
Now adjust each corner
until the refrigerator
won't rock.
Turn either the front or the back
legs the same number
of turns until
the refrigerator
is level. If you don't have a level, the refrigerator
will
be about
level when a partly
open door will stay where
you put it.
Remove
the labels
and Clean.
Remove
the Consumer
Buy Guide
label
and
other inside
labels
before
using the refrigerator.
Any glue
left can
be taken
off with
rubbing
alcohol.
Do not remove
the label
giving
operating
instructions
for the
Refrigerator
and Freezer
Controls
or the Tech Sheet fastened
under
the refrigerator
at the front.
To clean
your refrigerator
before
using it, check
the washing
in-
structions
in this booklet.
Plug It In.
A 120 Volt, 60 Hz., AC only, 15 ampere
fused electrical
supply
is
required.
It is recommended
that a separate
circuit
serving
only this
appliance
be provided.
Do not use an extension
cord. Use a receptacle
which
cannot
be
turned
off with a switch
or pull chain.
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