GE TFJ28PR Do not Disassemble, Dedicated Outlet, Unplug, Do not Handle Plug with WET Hands, Fire

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION (continued)

WARNING

Under no circumstances should you disassemble, repair, or modify anything.

DO NOT DISASSEMBLE

Use regulation 15A only for dedicated wall outlet for the refrigerator.

DEDICATED OUTLET

When cleaning, unplug the power plug from the wall outlet.

UNPLUG

Do not press power plug with the back of refrigerator.

Power	Standard 15A
source	wall outlet
AC 100V

•DANGER OF STARTING FIRE (OR MAY CAUSE ABNORMAL OPERATION).

•DANGER OF FIRE FROM OVER-HEATING IF OUTLET IS SHARED WITH OTHER APPLIANCES.

•DO NOT HANDLE PLUG WITH WET HANDS.

•DANGER OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, SHORT CIRCUIT, OR INJURY.

•DANGER OF FIRE FROM OVER-HEATING BY A DAMAGED PLUG.

For Safety

DO NOT PRESS

When the refrigerator/freezer is out of order, stop operation by disconnecting the power plug.

UNPLUG

“Humming Noise”

•OPERATING THE APPLIANCE WHEN SOMETHING IS ABNORMAL COULD RESULT IN AN ELECTRIC SHOCK OR FIRE.

The metal prongs or the prong		• WIPE PLUG CLEAN
attachment of power plug should be		WHEN DIRTY.
wiped clean with a dry cloth.		• MAY BECOME A SOURCE
	kle”	OF FIRE.
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CLEAN PLUG

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Contents Operations Guide Do not Instructions for Safe OperationDo not Disassemble Wipe Plug CleanWhen Dirty Clean PlugShort Circuit Connect Grounding ConnectingDo not Install Malfunction orIgnition Do not USERemove Gasket Attach Shelves Securely Installation WarningPower Plug Prevent from Toppling OverKeep DRY PossibilityOr Fire Do not DamageProvide Operations Guide Do not TouchTFJ28PF, TFJ30PF, TPJ24PF Part NamesTFJ20JR Freezer Performance SpecificationsTPJ24PF TPJ24PR TPJ24BR External DimensionsExternal Dimensions Refrigerator should be installed on a firm and level floor Instructions for InstallationInstructions for Operation Refrigerator Compartment Operation of Temperature Control DialsSET AT Position 5 for Normal USE Freezer CompartmentHow to Prevent Freezing Interior Temperature ControlAdditional Cooling on Refrigerator Compartment Side Normal OperationSmall Amount of Food is Stored Additional Cooling on Freezer Compartment SideDispensing ICE Cubes Operation of the Custom DispenserOperation of the Custom Dispenser Removing the ICE Bucket Operation of Icemaker Automatic ICE-MAKING ApparatusUtilizing the Interior Space Refrigerator Compartment ShelvesFreezer Compartment Shelf High Humidity Vegetable Compartment Utilizing the Interior SpaceCHILLING/VEGETABLE Compartment Adjustable Height Door PocketWine Rack QUICK-SERVE Shelf with Serving DishesFreezer Air Lift to Access Lower When Finished KEY to SET DOOR-LEFT-OPEN Warning Electronic Monitor & Diagnostic SystemRefrigerator Interior Temperature Monitor DOOR-LEFT-OPEN MonitorSelection Touch KEY Indicator Light for Normal OperationSystem CHECK/RESET KEY Malfunction Diagnosis Code Display WindowPower Source Malfunction PF Freezer Compartment Malfunction FFIcemaker Malfunction Automatic Icemaker CI Storage of Food Storage of FoodMethods of Selecting and Using STORE-BOUGHT Frozen Foods What to Know about Frozen FoodsBasic Things to Know about Home Freezing Care and Cleaning of Refrigerator SELF-DIAGNOSIS During Warranty Period Warranty and AFTER-SERVICE Please Read CarefullyInspection of Older Model Refrigerators Are these symptoms present?