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BCll7manual
10/22/01
12:04
PM
Page
7
Cleaning
the
inside
Clean
the inside
of the refrigerator
at
least twice
a year.
Turn the tempera-
ture control
dial
to
"OFF"
unplug
the
refrigerator
and remove
food
and
shelves.
Wash
inside
with warm
water
and baking
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
pow-
der or sprays
containing
bleach,
ammonia,
or other
chemicals
that
may
cause odors
inside
the refriger-
ator
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
refrigerator.
Change
the box
every
three
months.
Do not wash
any plastic parts
from your refrigerator
in the
dishwasher.
When
not in use:
If your
refrigerator
will not be used
for a period
of time turn the unit off
and unplug
it. Clean
the refrigerator
(see
care
and
Cleaning
instructions).
Moving
the
refrigerator
When transporting
the refrigerator
it
must be kept in the upright position.
If the refrigerator
is inadvertently
tilt-
ed 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
it may
damage
the cooling
coils.
(A
punctured
cooling
coil will cause
serious
damage
to the product
and
will void
the warranty).
We
recom-
mend
using
a plastic
scraper.
To
defrost,
remove
foods
and
ice cube
tray from
the freezer
compartment.
Put the drip
tray in place
and set the
temperature
control
dial to the
'OFF"
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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