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Cleaning
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Rer7?ovabl+i ports
(shelves
c"sper
mea+
pan erc ]
C)d!3rle
Insrde wall
(Freezer
Sponge,
soft cloth
or
should
be
lliowed
to
paper
towel,
baking
~zr~rm up s cloth
won't
soda,
warm
water,
mild
stick I
detergent
Dark plast
:s
(covers
or' 1 panels1
How to clean
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Wash removable
parts with warm
water
and CI mild detergent
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Rirnse Iand dry
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Wash with worm
water
and a mild de-
tergent
Do not use abrasive
or harsh
cleansers.
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I?irse and dry
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Wax painted
metal
surfaces
at least
twce
a year with applance
wax or a
good
auto paste
wax
Apply
wax with
a clean,
soft cloth
Do not use wax
on plastic
parts.
Waxing
painted
metal
surfaces
provides
rust
prOteCtiOn.
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Wash with warm
water
and
~ mrld detergent
or
- bakrng
soda
(2 tablespoons
[ 26 g) tc
1 quart
( 95 I) warm
water
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Rrnse and dry
Sponge,
soft cloth
or
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Wash wrth mild detergent
and
warm
paper
towel
mrld
water.
detergent,
warm
water
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Rrnse land dry
DO NOT USE Cleanlng
waxes,
concentrated
detergents,
bleaches
or cleansers
contalnlng
petroleum
on plastic
parts.
"A
a tleterye:It
0%
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Wash with a soft grit-free
cloth or
warm, water
soft
c1er~r.r
srxrlge
spor;ge
ana sOft csean
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Rinse and dry with a aomp
grit-free
tylcltt-
cloth
'-:r chamois
DO NOT USE paper
towels,
window
sprays,
scouring
cleansers,
or flammable
or toxic solvents
like acetone,
gasoline,
carbon
tetrachloride,
etc. These can scratch
or damage
the material.
Use vacuum
clearer
wrth brush ottachmer+
. Clear
dust and
lint from condenser
~011s behind
the refrigerator
at
least every
other
month
Be care-
ful, the fins on the coils are
sharp.
Usual Floor attachment
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Slide refrrgerator
out away
from
warI
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Wash floor
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Slrde refrigerator
bock
Into place
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Check
to see If the refrtgerator
IS
level
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