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Moving
Refrigerator into Place
Procedure
1. Electrical
outlet.
a. Check
to be sure you have
a separate
electrical
circuit
(103-126
volt,
15 amp,
60 cycle)
with a grounded
outlet.
WARNING
Electrical
Grounding
Instructions--This
appliance
is equipped
with a three-prong
(grounding)
plug
for your protection
against
possible
shock hazards.
Where
a two-prong
wall receptacle
is encountered,
it is the personal
responsibility
and obligation
of the customer
to contact
a qualified
electrician
and
have it replaced
with a properly
grounded
three-prong
wall receptacle
in accordance
with the
National
Electrical
Code
(see figure).
Unit is designed
to operate
on a separate
103 to 126 volt,
15 amp., 60 cycle
line.
DO NOT
UNDER
ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES
CUT OR REMOVE
THE ROUND
GROUNDING
PRONG
FROM
THE PLUG.
THE UNIT
MUST
BE GROUNDED
AT
ALL TIMES.
DO NOT REMOVE
WARNING
TAG FROM
THE SERVICE
CORD.
A
WARNING
ELEOT.,OALPLOG
--
DO NOT
USE A TWO-PRONG
ADAPTER.
DO NOT
USE AN EXTENSION
CORD,
2.
Protect
soft vinyl
or other
flooring
with
cardboard,
rugs or other
protective
material.
3.
Install
on a solid floor.
a. The floor must be able to support up
to 800 lbs.
b.
If floor is uneven, place a thin metal plate
under one of rear wheels in order to level
refrigerator side-to-side. A slight tilt to
rear assures doors will remain closed.
4.
Please refer to leveling refrigerator, page 21
to level refrigerator.
5. Plug refrigerator
into electrical outlet.
6. Roll into place.
7. Remove tape and packing material.
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