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Ice cube mold will automatically fill
with water after cooling to freezing
temperature,and first cubesnormally
freeze after several hours. When
cubes are solidly frozen, they will be
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bagsor containersandstore in freezer
compartmentwhile bin-refills.
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Thesteel exterior is coatedwith a high
quality baked-onfinish. However,with-
out proper care, degradation of this
finish can occur and permit rust spots
to form on the outside of the cabinet.
Tokeep your refrigerator new-looking
and provide protection for the exteriot
paint finish, apply a coat of appliance
polish wax when the refrigerator is
new and then at least twice a year.
Propercare of the paint finish will help
maintain the new look and provide
protection against rusting. If the ex-
terior should become soiled, wipe it
off with a c/can cloth Iightly dampened
with appliance polish or mild house-
hold detergent. Usea c/can, soft cloth
to dry and polish the cleaned surface.
DO NOT wipe with a soiled dishwash-
ing cloth or a wet towel.
Care should
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in movingyour
refrigerator away from the wall, All
types of floor coverings can be dama-
ged,
particularly cushioned cover-
ings and those with embossed sur-
faces. If your refrigerator is on rollers,
pull it straight out and return to posi-
tion by pushing straight in. Moving
your refrigerator in a side direction
may result in damageto your floor cov-
ering or refrigerator.
IE)efrost W ater Pan
The defrost water pan is located be-
hind the base grille. It should be
cleanedat leastonce a year.
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For most efficient operation, remove
base grille (see page 3) and remove
defrost water
pan, then either
sweep awayor
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accessible. This
easy cleaning
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Clean both fresh food and freezer
compartmentsat least once a year. (t
is recommendedthat the refrigerator
be unplugged before cleaning. If this
is not practical, wring excess mois-
ture out of sponge or cloth when
cleaning in the vidinity of switches.
lights or controls.
Use warm water and baking soda so=
Iution–about a tablespoon of baking
soda to a quart of water. Rinse thor-
oughl y withwaterandwipedry.Follow
this ~ameprocedure forcleaningdoor
gaskets, v egetableandmeatdrawers,
andall plasticparts. W ashicetraysand
ice storagebucketin lukewarmwater
on!y. D O NOT usecleansingpowders
or otherabrasive substances.
Drawers at bottomof fresh food com-
partmentcan usuallybe removed by
lifting up slightly and pulling past
"sto@' p osition.
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