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CJ.EANJNG
THE iNSiDE
Clean
the inside
of the refrigerator
at
least twice a year. Turn the temperature
control
dial to _OFP unplug
the refrig-
erator
and remove
food
and shelves.
Wash inside with warm
water and bak-
ing soda solution.
(2 tablespoons
of
baking
soda to one quart
of water),
then rinse and dry thoroughly.
Do not
use cleaners
such as harsh
detergents,
scouring
powder
or sprays containing
bleach,
ammonia,
or other chemicals
that may cause odors
inside the refrig-
erator
or damage
to the refrigerator.
Wash the ice cube tray, drawers
and
shelves in mild detergent
solution,
rinse thoroughly
and dry with a soft
cloth. To help prevent
odors,
leave an
open
box of baking
soda in the refrig-
erator.
Change
the box every three
months.
WHEN
NOT
_N USE:
If your
refrigerator
will not be used for
a period
of time turn the unit off and
unplug
if. Clean
the refrigerator
(see
care and Cleaning
instrucfions)_
MOVING
THE REERmGERATOR:
When
transporting
the refrigerator
if
must be kept in the upright
position,
if
the refrigerator
is inadvertently
tilted
beyond
45 degrees,
place it in the
upright
position
and wait
24 hours
before
plugging
in.
Defrost
whenever
frost on the wall of
the freezer
compartment
becomes
1/8 _
thick.
Never us a sharp
or metallic
instrument
to remove
frost as if may
damage
the cooling
coils. (A punc-
tured cooling
coil will cause serious
damage
to the product
and will void
the warranty).
We recommend
using a
plastic
scraper.
To defrost,
remove
foods
and ice cube tray from
the
freezer
compartment.
Put the drip fray
in place and set the temperature
con-
trol dial to the 'OFP
position.
Defrosting
usually
takes a few hours.
To defrost
faster,
keep the door open
and place a bowl of warm
water
in the
refrigerator.
After defrosting,
empty
water from the drip tray and wash the
drip tray in warm
water.
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