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OCCURRENCE
ICE DI SPENSER
Ice dispenser
is
jammed.
WATER
DISPENSER
Dispenser will not dispense water.
SOLUTION
Ice cubes are jammedbetween
the ice maker arm and back of the bin. Remove the ice cubes that are janmJ!ig
thedisp_ser.
Ice cubes are frozen together. Use the dispenser often so that cubes do not freeze together.
Household water iinevalveisnotopen.Openhouseholdwateriinevalve.SeeOccurrence"Icemakerisnot
making any ice."
Freezerdoorisnotclosed. Be surefreezer doorisclosed.
Water has an odd taste and/or odor.
Waterhasbeen inthetankfora periodof time.Drawanddiscard7-8 glassesofwatertofreshen thesupply.
Drawanddiscardanadditional 3-6glassestoccnpletely rinseouttank.
UnitnotproperlyccrLnected
tocoldwater line.Oomect unittocoldwater linewhichsupplies w atertokitchen
fau_t.
Tubir_usedinthehousehold watersu_01yand installation o funitmayaffectwatertasteandodor.Forbest
results, usecoppertubingforwaterc<x]nectien.
Water hasahighmineral content. Contactwatertreatment plant forhelp.
ODORS
IN REFRIGERATOR
Interiorneedstobe cleaned.Cleaninteriorwithsponge,warmwaterandbaking soda.
Focdwithstrcngodorisinrefrigerator. Coverfoodtightly.
OPENING/CLOSING
OF
DOORS/DRAWERS
Door (s) will not close.
Doorisnotdesigned toswingshutautcrsatically.
Closedoorsecurely.
Doorwasclosedtoohard,causingotherdoortoopenslightly.Closebothdoorsgently.
Refrigerator isnotlevel. Itrocks enthefloorwhenit isnr;wdslightly. R esurefloor islevel andsolid andcan
adequately s upport refrigerator. Adjustrollers asneeded.
Refrigerator i stouching the waliorcabinets. B esorefloorislevel andcanadequately support refrigerator.
Ccntactcarpenter tocorrectsagging orslopingfloor.
Drawers are difficult tomove.
Foodis touchingshelfontopofdrawer.Keeplessfoodindrawer.
Trackthat drawersslides enisdirty. Cleandrawer, rollers, a ndtrack.
LIGHT BULB IS NOT ON
Light bu3_bis burned out. See "Replacing the Light Bulb" in Care and Cleaning.
Light switchis stuck. Light switchis located on the interior door franerm_xt to the temperature control in each
ccnpartment. Push inplunger to release.
No electric current is reaching refrigerator. See Occurrence section m_m_ _ _mi_%_m.
Normal Operating
Sounds
AUTOMATIC
ICE MAKER
Occasionally
you will hear ce
clbes
dropping
nto
[_,e ice bn.
EVAPORATOR
PAN
You may
hear alr being
/orced
through
the cabnet
by the fro'.
EVAPORATOR
The flow of refrigerant
evaporator
may create
a bol_ng
or gurgling
sound.
Durng
defrost
cycles,
water
dripping
onto
the heater
may caLJse a
or szzl_ng
sound.
After defrosting,
a
popping
sound may occur.
waler,
you will hear a buzzing
sound
and water
running.
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CONDENSER
FAN
Yo(J may
hear the condenser
fan cycling
on and off.
[Ni<]_i_,o_
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Rgid
foam insulation
has excellent
nsulating
capablifies.
It s very
i energy
efficient;
however,
t does
have a tendency
to amplfy
sound.
COMPRESSOR
Modern.
high effcency
compressors
operate
much
faster thal_ older models.
The
compressor
may
have
a
high-
pi{ched
hum
or p;Isating
sound.
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