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, Push in the Center;
Pull Down
Push the lab
to Clear
the Cover
A Twist
of the Wrists
Off
Raise Signal
Arm to Stop Ice Maker
Lower Signal
Arm to Start It.
Adjusting
Door She1 ves.
To move
a door
shelf, I ft it up and
out. To replace
it in a new
position,
insert the shelf hc oks into guides
on both sides and push
down.
Removing
the light lihields.
To remove
the refrigerate
I light shield when cleaning
or changing
a bulb, first unplug
the ref lgerator.
Then, push lightly
on the upper
center
of the shield until the notched
tab is free from the console.
Pull
down
until the tab clears,
hen lift the back
hooks out of their slots.
The freezer
light shield
pi Is straight
out.
To
replace
them, do the
reverse.
Removing
the Crisp'zrs
and Crisper
Covers.
To remove
the crispers,
s de them out until they stop. Lift the front a
little and slide them the res of the way out.
Each cover
is held
in p zce
by two pegs
at the back
and
two
notched
tabs in the front. P '3s~ the tabs out of the way to lift the front
Lift the back
off the pegs.
To put the covers
back,
replace
the center
leg. Replace
each
cover
by first fitting the ba :k notches
over the pegs. Then push the
front down
into the notches
tabs.
The center
leg can be r lade
shorter
or longer
to help
level
the
crisper
covers,
if necessc
y
Hold
the leg
and
turn the top
part
counter-clockwise
to make
'he leg longer
Turn it clockwise
to shorten
the leg.
Ice Cube Trays.
To remove
ice from the flc ,xible ice trays, hold a tray at both ends,
as shown. Slightly
twist the t ay; the ice will come
out easily.
If cubes
are not used for a number
of weeks,
they may
become
smaller.
The moving
air is I 3 cold
that it starts a slow evaporation.
(That's also why it's so impc 9ant to wrap
food carefully.)
The longer
they are stored, the smaller
they can get.
Optional
ICE MAGIC ' Automatic
Ice Maker.
If you have the automatic
ice maker accessory
(Part No. ECKMF-61,
or plan to add one, there aI'3 a few things you will want to know:
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On the side of your ice ml rker is a wire signal
arm. When it's down,
the ice maker
will make
ce automaticdlly.
Raise the arm to shut
off the ice maker.
Shake the bin occasiona
ly to keep
cubes
separated.
It is normal
for the cubes
to be attac ied
by a corner.
They will break
apart
easily.
You will hear water
runnir g when the ice maker
is working.
You'll
hear ice fall into the bin. C In't let these new sounds bother
you.
The ice maker
will not oc: ?rate until the freezer
is cold
enough
to
make
ice. This can take o ternight.
Because
of new plumbin
J connections,
the first ice may
be dis-
colored
or off-flavored.
Your ice maker
will work faster when the freezer
is colder.
If you
want more ice, turn the Te nperature
Control
dial to a higher
num-
ber, or turn the Air Control
dial toward
A.
If you remove
the ice bir
make
sure you raise the signal
arm to
shut off operation.
When y IU put the bin back,
make sure it's all the
way in and the arm is IOWI Ired.
If cubes
are stored too IOI g, they may develop
an off-flavor...like
stale water. Throw them a\ lay. They will be replaced.
Cubes
in the
ice bin can also become
;maller
by evaporation.
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