GE TPJ24PR, TPJ24BR, TPJ24PF, TFJ28PR manual Operation of the Custom Dispenser, Dispensing ICE Cubes

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OPERATION OF THE CUSTOM DISPENSER

(THE CUSTOM DISPENSER REQUIRES A WATER SUPPLY PIPING SYSTEM INSTALLATION.)

The custom dispenser is a unique GE feature that allows dispensing of ICE CUBES, CRUSHED ICE, and COLD WATER by touch key or by a pad switch without the door being opened.

(1)OPERATION OF TFJ30PF, TFJ28PF & TPJ24PF TYPE CUSTOM DISPENSER

Operation

1.DISPENSING ICE CUBES

When the Touch Key Sign is lightly pushed, a green light will come on with a “beep” sound. Large ice cubes (half-moon shape) are dispensed by pushing the pad with a glass.

2.DISPENSING CRUSHED ICE

When the Touch Key Sign is lightly pushed, a green light will come on with a “beep” sound. Crushed ice is dispensed by pushing the pad with a glass.

3.DISPENSING COLD WATER

When the Touch Key Sign is lightly pushed, a green light will come on with a “beep” sound. Cold water is dispensed by pushing the pad with a glass.

NOTE: DO NOT OBSTRUCT THE CRUSHED ICE OR ICE CUBE CHUTE WITH YOUR FINGER OR ANY KIND OF OBJECT.

USING THE LIGHT SWITCH

1.Normally, when the pad is pushed to dispense ice or cold water, the light comes on. When the pad is released, the light goes off.

2.The light may be turned on by setting the switch to “ON.”

Light

 

Switch

Push the

 

Pad

Pad

 

Light

 

Switch

Push the

 

Pad

Pad

 

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Contents Operations Guide Instructions for Safe Operation Do notWipe Plug Clean When DirtyClean Plug Do not DisassembleConnect Grounding Connecting Do not InstallMalfunction or Short CircuitRemove Gasket IgnitionDo not USE Installation Warning Power PlugPrevent from Toppling Over Attach Shelves SecurelyPossibility Or FireDo not Damage Keep DRYDo not Touch Provide Operations GuidePart Names TFJ28PF, TFJ30PF, TPJ24PFTFJ20JR Specifications Freezer PerformanceExternal Dimensions TPJ24PF TPJ24PR TPJ24BRExternal Dimensions Instructions for Installation Refrigerator should be installed on a firm and level floorInstructions for Operation Operation of Temperature Control Dials SET AT Position 5 for Normal USEFreezer Compartment Refrigerator CompartmentInterior Temperature Control How to Prevent FreezingNormal Operation Additional Cooling on Refrigerator Compartment SideAdditional Cooling on Freezer Compartment Side Small Amount of Food is StoredOperation of the Custom Dispenser Dispensing ICE CubesOperation of the Custom Dispenser Operation of Icemaker Automatic ICE-MAKING Apparatus Removing the ICE BucketFreezer Compartment Shelf Utilizing the Interior SpaceRefrigerator Compartment Shelves Utilizing the Interior Space High Humidity Vegetable CompartmentAdjustable Height Door Pocket CHILLING/VEGETABLE CompartmentQUICK-SERVE Shelf with Serving Dishes Wine RackFreezer Air Lift to Access Lower When Finished Electronic Monitor & Diagnostic System Refrigerator Interior Temperature MonitorDOOR-LEFT-OPEN Monitor KEY to SET DOOR-LEFT-OPEN WarningIndicator Light for Normal Operation System CHECK/RESET KEYMalfunction Diagnosis Code Display Window Selection Touch KEYIcemaker Malfunction Automatic Icemaker CI Power Source Malfunction PFFreezer Compartment Malfunction FF Storage of Food Storage of FoodBasic Things to Know about Home Freezing Methods of Selecting and Using STORE-BOUGHT Frozen FoodsWhat to Know about Frozen Foods Care and Cleaning of Refrigerator SELF-DIAGNOSIS Warranty and AFTER-SERVICE Please Read Carefully During Warranty PeriodAre these symptoms present? Inspection of Older Model Refrigerators