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Normal air flow
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suppiier should be consulted
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* Defrost timer switch clicks
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cooling coils caused by
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water running in pipes as
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solidly
on the floor and front
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screws or leveling legs
need adjusting or floor is
weak or uneven.
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INSTALLATION o n page3.
If dishesvibrateon shelves,
try movingthem.Slight
vibrationis normal.
Oefrost w aterpanrattling,
needs to be positioned
properly.
if you objectto this dis-
coloration.
Fresh food or fre'ezer
temperature too warm
Temperature control not set
cold enough. Refer to
TEMPERATURE CONTROLS
on page 4.
Warm weather–frequent
door openings.
Door left open for long
periods,
Package may be holding
door open.
Package blocking air duct in
freezer compartment.
FOOdS dry out
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wrapped or sealed properly.
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normal.
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compartment can cause
reduced air flow around
food packages.
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