GE TFJ20JR Possibility, Or Fire, Do not Damage, Keep DRY, Insulation will, Handle is not Used

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION (continued)

	CAUTION

Do not use a damaged cord, power	• POSSIBILITY OF
plug, or loose wall outlet.	ELECTRIC SHOCK,
	SHORT CIRCUIT,
	OR FIRE.
	NO!
DO NOT USE

For Safety

Do not damage the electric power cord.

DO NOT DAMAGE

Install the refrigerator in a location away from excess moisture or where water may be present.

KEEP DRY

Unplug the power plug from wall outlet when the refrigerator will not be used for an extended period of time.

UNPLUG

Do not store bottles or cans in freezer compartment.

•DO NOT DAMAGE, BREAK, ALTER, FORCIBLY BEND, PULL, TWIST, OR BUNDLE THE ELECTRIC POWER CORD. DO NOT PLACE A HEAVY OBJECT ON IT, CRIMP IT, OR ALTER IT IN ANY WAY.

•A BROKEN CORD MAY CAUSE FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK.

•INSULATION WILL

DETERIORATE AND CAUSE A SHORT CIRCUIT.

•DETERIORATING INSULATION COULD CAUSE AN ELECTRIC SHOCK OR SHORT CIRCUIT.

•CONTENTS WILL FREEZE CAUSING THE BOTTLES TO EXPLODE WHICH MAY CAUSE INJURIES.

NO BOTTLES
Close the refrigerator door by holding	• DANGER OF INJURY TO
the door handle.	FINGERS IF THE DOOR
	HANDLE IS NOT USED
	WHEN CLOSING DOOR.
USE DOOR HANDLE

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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 orDo not USE IgnitionRemove 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 ApparatusRefrigerator Compartment Shelves Utilizing the Interior SpaceFreezer 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 WindowFreezer Compartment Malfunction FF Power Source Malfunction PFIcemaker Malfunction Automatic Icemaker CI Storage of Food Storage of FoodWhat to Know about Frozen Foods Methods of Selecting and Using STORE-BOUGHT 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?