Sears 10062603 manual Before Calling For Service, Operating, If the unit still wontoperate

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Can Help Save Energy. 0

Your New RefrigeratorlFreezer is designed to operate efficiently You can help reduce energy consumption by fol- lowing these suggestions:

Power Miser Control° This control reg- ulates special heaters that help reduce condensation during periods of high humidity. Reduce energy consumption by setting the control according to cur- rent climatic conditions.

Controls. Set the freezer and refrigera-

tor controls so the compartments are not colder than recommended. See

page 13 and 14 for details

Doors. Make sure the door gaskets do not become blocked, dirty or worn. Air

leaks wii[ cause the unit to operate more often

Location. Install the unit away from heating equipment or direct sunlight,

Keep the Condenser Coil Clean. A dirty condenser coil will cause the unit to operate more than necessary. See Care and Cleaning section.

Before Calling For Service

Unnecessary service calls may be avoided by checking for the following

mmon sources of difficulty. The fol-

._ving itemsare considered customer replaceable: defrost drain pan, door and cabinet shelves and drawers, butter

dish, light bulbs, egg bucket, and accessories

If product does not appear to be

operating:

Does the light work? A dim light indi- cates tow voltage or a weak bulb.

Is cord plugged in?

°Is a fuse or circuit breaker open? Check by plugging in another appliance or lamp at the same wall outlet.

Has either of the doors been left open? Make certain food items stored within the refrigerator are not obstructing proper door closure. Check leveling of unit. (See page 6.)

,,if the lights work, but the fan and compressor are not operating, check to see if the power switch is on, (See page 6 or 12,)

If the power switch is on, then the unit is likely in the defrost cycle. Wait 30 minutes to see if the unit will restart.

If the unit still won'toperate:

°Be sure you have completed the steps listed above

,,Unplug the unit and take the steps necessary to preserve the food stored in the unit. Dry ice may be placed in the freezer section of the unit to pre- serve food until the unit can be ser- viced=Doors should be left closed until the unit has been repaired Your product warranty does not cover food ioss_

,_Call your nearest Sears service center.

If food temperature appears to be warm in the freezer section:

° See prior sections.

Have you recently added a large load of food? Allow adequate time for the

food to reach freezing temperature. o Are any shelves covered with foil or plastic, preventing proper air flow?

°ts the condenser area clean? (See page 23.)

• Adjust freezer control. (See page t4,)

If refrigerator section is too warm:

,,See prior sections

Adjust refrigerator controI. (See page 13_)

,,Adjust freezer control to a colder set- tinge(See page 14.)

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Contents Order # Sears Service Handtle Removal Packing and DoorLocated Bottom Right Side To Remove Door HandlesTo Remove The Door Assemblies Do not remove Door handles Door AssemblIy RemovalCAUTmON Toinstall the door assembliesConnect the Ice and Water System to Cold Water Supply Power Switch27 23/z OC*BACK OC BackWater Dispenser Do not add ice to ice bin=How The Water Dispenser Works How the Ice Dispenser Works Ice DispenserServicing The Ice Dispenser You should remove the bin and empty the contentsEneran Features Power Switch Lectron c Con±rol s Temperature SettingsThermostatic Refrigerator Control Electronic Controls Controls REF ModeTo ALERi-YOJ SignalsCLEAN.CON Denser Coil Indicator To Discontinue The High Temperature AlarmPower Miser Control Checking Food TemperaturePower Miser RefrigeratorFea±uresDrawer Removal Efrigerator FeaturesRefrigerator Door RefrigeratorFeatures Sounds Ther FeaturesAir Circulation Interior and Exterior. do not USE Care & Clean ngMethod Are and CleaningIf the Refrigerator Will Be Stored Extended periods of non-use, If youTypical Water Valve Coupling To guard against possibleOperating Before Calling For ServiceIf the unit still wontoperate If refrigerator section is too warmIf you hear periodic buzzing If you hear running water in the unitIf condensate forms on the inside of the unit If condensate forms on the outside of the unitPage Or10062603 SWA/RS