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Whenever
cleaning
or maintaining
your
REFRIGERATOR
unplug
it to avoid
electrical
shocks.
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Remove
all food
from the
REFRIGERATOR
and store it in a thermal
insulated
container,
or wrap
it in paper
or cardboard.
0 Leave
the REFRIGERATOR
door
open
until the ice has melted
away.
0 Remove
all movable
parts,
and
wash
them either with mild soap or detergent.
0 Wash the inside
walls
of your
REFRIGERATOR
with a soft sponge
or
cloth.
Use mild detergent
or soap,
rinse
and
dry well.
l
Clean
the outside
surface
of your
REFRIGERATOR
with mild
detergent
or
soap.
0 Put the food
back
into the
REFRIGERATOR.
Plug it in.
l
Leave
the REFRIGERATOR
operating
for two hours with the door
closed
and
the thermostat
dial
set to maximum.
0 After that set the thermostat
to the
appropriate
position,
(See 'Temperature
Control").
Never
use strong
detergents,
cleaning
powders,
or rou
f
h sponges.
Never
wash
parts of your R FRIGERATOR
in a dish
washer.
Never
use ammonia
and
chemical
products;
they damage
your
REFRIGERATOR.
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