Frigidaire FRT18DRH Use & Care Manual
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Product Registration ..................................2
Important Safety Instructions ...................2
Version en Espafiol .....................................2
First Steps ................................................... 3
Energy Saving Ideas ..................................4
Setting the Controls ...................................4
Temperatures .......................................4
Energy Saver Switch ........................... 4
Moisture ...............................................4
Fresh Food Storage.................................5-6
Care and Cleaning ...................................7-8
Automatic Ice Maker .................................9
Reversible Door Instructions .............. 10-12
Avoid Service Checklist .....................13-15
Normal Operating Sounds ....................... 15
Warranty (United States) ........................ 16
Service Information (Canada) ................. 17
Warranty (Canada) .................................. 18
P/N2189426
(9903)

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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    Product Registration ........2 Important Safety Instructions ....2 Version en Espafiol ........2 First Steps ........... 3 Energy Saving Ideas ........4 Setting the Controls ........4 Temperatures ........4 Energy Saver Switch ......4 Moisture ..........4 Fresh Food Storage.........5-6 Care and Cleaning ........7-8 Automatic Ice Maker .........9 Reversible Door Instructions ....
  • Page 2: Product Registration

    Solicite l aP/N218942800. Spanish Owner' sGuides Register Your Product Frigidaire HomeProducts Theseif-addressed PRODUCT REGISTRATI O N CARDshouldbe fiiied in crmpl etely, P.0.Box212378 signed andreturned t oFrigidaire, or inCanada, Frigidaire C anada. Augusta,GA 30917 ImportantSafety Readall instructions beforeusingthisrefrigerator. Instructicrs For Your Safety...
  • Page 3: Firststeps

    FirstSteps Before starting the refrigerator, follow these important first steps: Location • Choosea place that is near a groundedelectricaloutlet.DO NOTuse an 3" AIR SPACE extension cordor anadapter plug. • Ifpossible, place therefrigerator outofdirectsunlight andawayfrcmthe range, dishwasher o rother heatsources. • Therefrigerator m ustbe installedcn a floor thatislevelandstrong enough tost_cltort afully loacL=d...
  • Page 4: Energy Saving Ideas

    • Locate therefrigerator inthe coolest p artoftherccm, outofdirect sunlight a nd Energy Saving Ideas awayfrcmheating ducts orregisters. Donotplace therefrigerator nexttoheat- producing appliances suchasarange, ovenor dis_her. Ifthisisnotpossible, a sectionof cabinetryor an added layer of insulationbetween the two appliances will helptherefrigerator cperatemore efficiently. •...
  • Page 5: Fresh Food Storage

    Fresh Food Storage Shel f Adj us tme_nt Refrigerator shel y esare easily ad_ ustabl e tosuit individual needs. Before ad_ustir_ shelve_, re_gve a ll food. The shivpir_cli_s, whichstabilize the shelves f cr shivp _ beremoved anddiscarded. Toadjustslidingshelves, reTove b ypul lir_ forward t othe stcppcsiticn, t_lift the frcr_ eJ@eupandpull cut.
  • Page 6: Fresh Food Storage

    TheHumidity Control( somemodels withCrisper drawers )allowsyoutoadjustthe Fresh Food Storage huniditywithin theCrisper. T hiscanextendthe l ifeoffreshvegetables which keep (ccntir_ed) bestinhighhumidity. Leafyveget abies,however, keepbestwhenstored withthe Hunidity Gontrol setcnHIGH,or inadrawer without aHumidityGontrol. Thiskeeps incomingairto aminimumandmaintainsmaximummoisturecontent. \\\\ \\ \ Deli Drawer (somemodels) Somemodels areequippedwith a DeliDrawer forstorageof luncheonmeats, spreads, c heeses, a ndotherdeli i tems.
  • Page 7: Care And Cleaning

    Care and Cleaning Keep yourrefrigerator andfreezer c lean toprevent c cbr build-up. W ipeup anyspills i_mediately andcleanbothsectionsat leasttwiceayear.Neverusemetallic scouringpads, brushes, a brasive cleanersor strungalkaline soluticnscnanysurface. Do notwash anyremovableparts ina dishwasher. Dampobjects sticktocold metal surfaces. Do not touch Alwaysunplug thepower cord from thewalloutletbeforecleaning.Turning refrigerated s urfaces w ithwetordamp thecontrol toOFFdoesnotdisconnect p owertothecontrols, l ight bulb, or other hands.
  • Page 8: Care And Cleaning

    Care and Cleaning Vacation and Moving Tips Shaft vacaticms: L eave therefrigerator cperating c hringvacaticrs of ito3weeks. (continued) Useupall perishable items frcmthe r efrigerator secticn. Wrapand store other items inthefreezer. Iftheunit hasanautomatic i cemaker, turnofftheicemaker. Longvacations • Removeallfoodandiceifyouwillbe goneimonthormore.Turn theccntrol t oOFFanddisccrmect thepswer. I ftheunit hasanautcmatic icemaker, turnoff theicemgker a ndturn thewater s ticplyvalve totheclosedpositicn.
  • Page 9: Automatic Ice Maker

    Automatic Ice Maker Ifycmrrefrigerator hasanaut<K@tic ieemgker, i twillprovide accntiniois sui_lyof icefornormal use.Theautomatic icemakerisanoptional accessorywhichmaybe installed inmost msdels atanytime. C all yourlocal dealer forinstallaticn. Aftertheplumbing connections h avebeenccmpleted, thewatersupply valve must beopened.Placetheicecontainer u ndertheicemaker,pushingitasfarbackas possible. Lowerthewiresignalarmto its"down" orONposition. Becauseofnew plumbing connect i ons, thefirst product ionof icecubes maybediscolored o rhave anoddflavor.Throwtheiceawayuntilthecubes madearefreeofdiscoloration andtaste._ Re_Joer, waterqualitydeterminesyouricequality.
  • Page 10: Reversible Door Instructions

    Yourrefrigerator isequipped w ithconvert i bl edoorhinges. Hinging ofthedoorcan Reversible Door be changedtotheopposite sideanytimeyouwish.An envelope containing extra plastic holeplugs isincluded i nscmemodels. 7 turn therefrigerator @cntrol toOFF. Instructions Removeallfood, bottles, andotheritems fromthedoor. Beginwithfreezer door. Completelyremoveonedoor beforebeginningtheother. Tools Necessary: Socket Adjustable screwdriver Wrench Set Wrench...
  • Page 11 ReversibleDoor Instructic s (c t= ed) Trim Self-adhesive Trim Screws Nameplate (some models) Screw Handle Full Length ..Trim _"" Magnetic Nameplate ',,[ Screws Freezer Door 7. Magnetic Nameplate (some models) Reversehandleswhile doors areoff. Removethetwo screws attaching thehandletothebottomofthefreezer door.Remove TrimLock Adhesive Refrigerator Door short trimpiece b y sliding t hetrimstraight u pandoffofhandle...
  • Page 12: Reversible Door Instructions

    Reversible Door Instructions (c t uea) Hinge Pin lj ¸¸ // W she Hole Plug Lower Hinge :enter Hinge (upside down) CE" Washer i0. Turn center hinge upside down and ii.Placeoriginal washer(some m odels) secure to cabinet as shown, using the over holeinrefrigerator dcorandiine up screwswhichare inthe newholes.Install...
  • Page 13: Avoid Servicechecklist

    Before calling forservice, r eviewthis l ist. Itmaysaveyouhothtime andexpense. Avoid ServiceChecklist Thisiistincludes c mmTEn occurrences thatare nottheresult ofdefect ire workman- shiporm_terials inthis a_pliarme. SOLUTION OCCURRENCE RUNNING OF REFRIGERATOR Refrigeratorccmpressordoesnotrun. Refrigeratorccntrolisoff.Setrefrigeratorccntrol. SeeSettingtheCcntrols. Refrigeratc_ isindefrost cycle.Thisisnc_ml fora fullys_ta_mtic d efrcstin_ refrigeratc_. T hedefrost cycleoccursperiodically, last ingabsut20_drmtes.
  • Page 14 OCCURRENCE SOLUTION WATER/MOISTURE/FROST INSIDE REFRIGERATOR Moisture collects on inside of refrigerator Weatherishot andhu_ddwhich increasesrateof frostbuildupand internalsweating.This isno_ml. 9mlls. Door is slightly open. See Occurrence section OP_/CLOS_ OFDOORS/DRA_mS. Door is opened too often or too long. Open the door less often. Water collects on bottom side of drawer Vegetables containandgiveoffmoisture.
  • Page 15: Normal Operating Sounds

    OCCURRENCE SOLUTION OPENING/CLOSING DOORS/DRAWERS Flcorisunevenor_mak.Refrigerator rocks cntheficor _nenitis_rvedslightly. R esureflcorislevel andcanadequately_rt refrigerator. C cntactcarpenter to correctsaggingorslcping floor. Refrigeratoris touchingthe wall or cabinets.Re sure floor isleveland can ach=quately s upport refrigerator.Ccntactcarpenter to correctsaggingorslcpingfioor. Drawers are difficult tomove. Food istouching shelf on topof drawer. Keep less food indrawer. Track thatdrawersslideson isdirty.Clean drawer and track.
  • Page 16: Warranty (United States)

    Inc. We authorize no person to change doligations under this warranty. Our doligations service parts under this warrantymust be performed by Frigidaire an authorized Frigidaire servicer. *NORMAL This warranty applies only to products inordinaryhouseholduse, consumer is responsible RESPONSIBILITIES items listed...
  • Page 17: Serviceinformation (Canada)

    FRIGIDAIRE PARTS AND SERVICE 7075 Ordan Drive Mississauga, O ntario L5T IK6 Place the name, address and telephone number of your service depot in thespacesbelow. Productandfeaturespecificationsasdescribedorillustratedaresubject to change without notice.
  • Page 18: Warranty (Canada)

    FRIGIDA RE WARRANTY (CANADA ) REFRIGERATORS (FROST FREE) WARRANTOR For serviceunder thiswarranty, contact your dealer/re- FRIGIDAIRE HOME PRODUCTS tailer, authorized FRIGIDAIRE PARTS AND SERVICE depot, 7075 Ordan Drive Mississauga,Ontario FRIGIDAIRE HOME PRODUCTS L5T IK6 PARTS AND SERVICE 7075 0rdan Drive Thisrefrigerator isabranded product o fFrigidaire Canada.
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