GE TBX22 Use And Care Manual
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Appliance Registration
2
Modeland Serial Numbers
2
Base Grille
4
PowerSaverSwitch
5
Care and Cleaning
14,15
Problem Solver
16,1'7
Consumer Services
19
Quick Serve System
7
Energy-SavingTips
2
Quick Store
Food Saver System
9
SafetyInstructions
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Food Storage Suggestions
6,9
Shelves
7', 8
Storage Times
6
Storage Drawers
9-11
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Icemaker
12
Drawer &Cover Removal 10,11
Icemaker AccessoryKit
13
Temperature Controls
5
Ice Trays
13
Vacation &MovingTips
15
Installation
3,4
Warranty
Back Cover
Adapter Plug
4
Water Filter Accessory
13
Adjustable Rollers
4
Clearances
4
Electrical Requirements
3,4
Extension Cord
4
Grounding
3,4
Models
TBX20
TBX24
TBX21
'rBx25
TBX22
TBW25
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- Page 1 Ice Trays Installation -“ Adapter Plug Adjustable Rollers Clearances Electrical Requirements Extension Cord Grounding TBX20 Models TBX21 TBX22 Modeland Serial Numbers PowerSaverSwitch 14,15 Problem Solver Quick Serve System Quick Store SafetyInstructions Shelves Storage Drawers Drawer &Cover Removal 10,11 Temperature Controls Vacation &MovingTips...
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Page 2: Modeland Serial Numbers
Registration Cardthatcamewith yourrefrigerator. Beforesendingin the registration card, pleasewritethesenumbers here: Model Number Serial Number Use thesemodeland serial numbersin anycorrespondence or servicecallsconcerni~lg yOI.IL refrigerator. H’ received a damaged refrigerate; immediately contact the deaier (or builder)thatsoldyou the refrigerator. saw? time money. reqwt service, Beforeyou checkthe ProblemSolveron p;ges... -
Page 3: Please Read C Arefully
CareBook. * This must be installedin accordance with the Instlwctimls it is used. Seegrounding instructions belowandonpage4. * Neverurlphyg you refrigerator on the powercord. Always grip plugfirmlyandpull straightoutfromtheoutlet. electric service cords that have become frayed!or otherwise Do notuse a cordthat danqyxl. -
Page 4: Refrigerator Location
Usea blade-type screwdriver. Whenadjusting f ront r ollers forproper doorclosure,werecommend that thebottomfrontedgeofthecabinet beapproximately 3/4”fromthefloor. If your refrigerator has a.base youcanturnthe adjusting grille, screws through openings i n thegrille. M’you WOW rather remve the graspthe bottomof the base grille, grilleandpullit out. -
Page 5: Power Saver Switch
-**., setTempelature controb >“ bur refrigerator h astwocontrols atletyouregulatethetemperature in thefreshfoodandfreezer compartments. — D“ c“ SETTING l~lT1/3J- COLDEST B“ FREEZER Thefreezercontrolhas settings from “A”(thewarmest)to “E” (the coldest).l~itklly set freezer control at ‘W?’ INITIAL SETTING COLDEST FRESH tWOD he freshfoodcontrolhas settings rom “l”... -
Page 6: Storage Times
Limit freezingof fresh (unfrozen) meats or seafoodsto number of pounds at a time as follows: TBX22..19 TBX20, TBX21, T13X24, TBX25, T BXW25 ..22 Comdeme. @ ~Storelikethingstogether. T his savesbothtimeandelectricity becauseyoucanfindfoodsfaster. - Page 7 Steel shelves in the freezercompartmentin some models are adjustablein the same way. — Toremoveshelves:Tiltshelfup at — front,thenlift it upandoutoftracks n rear wallof refrigerator. Engage top lug Lower to lock into place Selectdesired replace shelves: shelfheight.Withshelffront raised...
- Page 8 1 Push T II To open, pushthelatchupandpull the binhandleforward. Toavoiddamaging therefrigerator, makesurethebinis closedand latchedbeforeclosingthe refrigerator d oor. Toremovethe bin, liftit up and outofthebinhousing. To relocate the Quick More unit, liftthe bin housingup andoutof the slotson thedoor,moveit to the desirednewlocation,andlowerthe hookson thehousingintothe slots on thedoor.Youdo nothaveto...
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Page 9: Storage Drawers
Cool’n Fresh Drawer Moist’n Fresh Drawer mmwrs Ihxit ff!k vegetable The storagedrawers at the bottom of the fresh food compartment are designed to providehigh humidity levelsrequired by most vegetables and lower humidity levels required for most fruits. When replacing the drawers, alwayspush them all the way in. -
Page 10: Cover Removal
Removal Drawer Drawers at the bottomof the fresh food compartment will stop before coming all the wayout of the refrigerator,to help prevent contentsfrom spillingonto floor. These drawers can be removed easily by grasping the sidesand liftingup slightlywhile pulling drawerspast the “stop” location. -
Page 11: Meat Drawer
.+$?% with I-%&k Ih-M’vers cover a-.., .L.3 -~~’ Toremovedrawers,liftfrontup ‘lightly andpulldrawerstraight o ut. Toremovecover,supportit with onehand,tilt it andtakeit out. .———. “--- Meat Drawer (onmodelssoequipped) Freshmeatsare storedbestin partoftherefrigerator. the coldest When this draweris placed in the top 6 slots on the M side and the lever is set at COLDEST, air from the freezer is forced around the drawer to keep it very cold. -
Page 12: Icemaker
(up)position as shownbelow. FeelerArm in Icemaker OFF position -— ,, — ice Storage Bin When refrigerator has been connected to water supply9move the feelerarm to the ON (down) Ice cubemold willautomatically fiHwith waterafter coolingto freezingtemperature,and first cubeswill normallyfreezeafter severalhours. Whencubesare... -
Page 13: Ice Trays
e .,-. Ice traysare designed to release ice cubes easily.Hold tray upside- down over a container and twist both ends to release cubes. one or two cubes, only ”——. leavethetrayright-sideup, twist bothendsslightlyandremove esirednumberof cubes. trays and storage bin in Wash Do notput lukewarm water only. - Page 14 To help preventodors, leavean open box of baking soda in the rear of the refrigerator, on the top shelf. Change the box every three months. An open box of baking soda in the freezer will absorb stale freezer odors.
- Page 15 A lightbulbandsocket a relocated at the@of thefreshfoodcompartment oppositethetemperature control panel.Toreplacethebulb,unplug refrigerator f romitselectrical outlet, unscrewbulbwhencool,and replacewithsimilarsizebulb. #4$iI$a you ‘go cm vacations extended absences, removefood and shut off powerto refrigerator.Clean the interior with a baking soda solution of one tablespoonof baking soda to one quart of water.Wipe dry.
- Page 16 NIO~R OPERATES require more operatingtime. FORLONGPERIODS ~ Normal when refrigeratoris first deliveredto your home—usually~equires24 hours to completely cooldown. @ Largeamountsof foodplacedin refrigerator t o becooledor frozen. @ Hotweather—frequent dooropenings. @ Doorleftopen. @ Temperature controlsaresettoocold.Referto page5. @ Grilleandcondenserneedcleaning. R eferto page14.
- Page 17 POSSIBLE PROBLEM @ Normal air flowcoolingmotor. In the refrigerationprocess, it is normal that heat be FROM expelledin the area under the refrigerator.Some floor coveringswill discolorat these BOTTOMOF’ normal and safe operatingtemperatures.Yourfloor coveringsupplier shouldbe R.EFRIGERATDR consultedif you object to this discoloration.
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- Page 19 The bin can be exchanged at a GE Appliance Parts Mart, FactoryService Center,or by writing to the address below. @ Service trips to your home to teach you how to use the product.