GE 25, 26, 23 PUT the Refrigerator in Place, Level the Refrigerator, Level the Doors

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Roller adjusting screws

Installation Instructions

INSTALLING THE REFRIGERATOR (CONT.)

4PUT THE REFRIGERATOR IN PLACE

Move the refrigerator to its final location.

5LEVEL THE REFRIGERATOR

The refrigerator can be leveled by adjusting the rollers located near the bottom hinges.

Raise

Rollers

Rollers have three purposes:

•Rollers adjust so the door closes easily when

opened about halfway. (Raise the front about 5/8″ [16 mm] from the floor.)

•Rollers adjust so the refrigerator is firmly positioned on the floor and does not wobble.

•Rollers allow you to move the refrigerator away from the wall for cleaning.

To adjust the rollers on 23‘ (33” wide), 25‘ and 26‘ models:

•Turn the roller adjusting screws

clockwise to raise

the refrigerator, counterclockwise to lower it. Use a 3/8″ hex socket or wrench, or an adjustable wrench.

5LEVEL THE REFRIGERATOR (cont.)

To adjust the rollers on 23‘/25‘ CustomStyle™ models:

Turn the front roller adjusting screws clockwise to raise

the refrigerator, counterclockwise to lower it. Use a 3/8″

hex wrench with extension, or an adjustable wrench.

These models also have rear adjustable rollers so you can align the refrigerator with your kitchen cabinets. Use a 3/8″ hex wrench with extension to turn the screws for the rear rollers— clockwise to raise the refrigerator, counterclockwise to lower it.

6LEVEL THE DOORS

Adjust the refrigerator door to make the doors even at the top.

To align:

AUsing a 7/16″ wrench, turn the door adjusting screw to the right to raise the door, to the left to lower it.

NOTE:

A nylon plug, imbedded in the threads of the pin, prevents the pin from turning unless a wrench is used.

BAfter one or two turns of the wrench, open and close the refrigerator door and check the alignment at the top of the doors.

Doors should be even at top

Roller adjusting screw

Raise

7/16″ wrench

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Contents Ge.com Write the model and serial numbers here Model # Serial #Safety Precautions Safety InstructionsRefrigerator or Freezer RefrigerantsBefore You Throw Away Your Old Ge.comHOW to Connect Electricity Operating InstructionsInstructions About the temperature controlsInstructions Installation SupportInstallation Instructions Tips About Set FeaturesSafety Instructions About TurboCoolHow to Use How to Remove and Replace the DrawerAbout CustomCool.on some models CustomCool ChartHow to Use the Beverage Center LCD models only Consumer SupportAbout QuickFreeze.on some models About the water filterSlide-Out Spillproof Shelf About the shelves and binsRefrigerator Door Bins and Freezer Door Tilt-Out Bins QuickSpace ShelfSlide-Out Freezer Shelves Tips Consumer SupportFreezer Baskets Fixed Freezer ShelvesAbout the refrigerator doors Operating Instructions Safety InstructionsInstallation Instructions Refrigerator DoorsSafety Instructions Operating Instructions About the crispers and pansAbout crisper removal Automatic Icemaker Operating Instructions SafetyAbout the automatic icemaker Special note about dispenser modelsAbout the ice and water dispenser. on some models Cleaning the Outside Care and cleaning of the refrigeratorInstallation Instructions Troubleshooting Tips Cleaning the InsidePreparing for Vacation SafetyBehind the Refrigerator Preparing to MoveReplacing the light bulbs Operating InstructionsTrim kits and decorator panels Panels less than 1/4 ″ 6 mm thick″ 19 mm or Raised Panel 25‘ CustomStyle Dimensions for Custom Wood Panels Installation Instructions23‘ Dimensions for Custom Wood Panels Freezer Panel Without DispenserInsert the Bottom Freezer Panel on dispenser models Inserting the door panelsInsert the Freezer Panel and Fresh Food Panel Attach the Top Trim on the Freezer and Fresh Food DoorsInstall the Side Trim These pieces are tucked inside the refrigerator door handleBefore YOU Begin Preparation Water Supply to the IcemakerMoving the Refrigerator Remove the Base GrilleDisconnect the Power Coupling on some models Remove the Freezer DoorRemove the Freezer Door Remove the Refrigerator DoorReplacing the Doors Lift the refrigerator door up and off the bottom hingeDimensions and Specifications Refrigerator LocationClearances Turn on the Water Supply Plug in the RefrigeratorPUT the Refrigerator in Place Level the RefrigeratorLevel the Doors Replace the Base Grille SET the ControlsStart the Icemaker What YOU will Need Shut OFF the Main Water Supply Choose the Valve LocationDrill the Hole for the Valve Route the Tubing Fasten the Shutoff ValveTighten the Pipe Clamp Connect the Tubing to the ValveSafety Instructions Operating Instructions Installation Troubleshooting Tips Consumer SupportNormal operating sounds Refrigerator does not operate Before you call for service…Consumer Support Troubleshooting Tips Slight vibration is normalSetting. This is normal Is warm Is first installed Water dispenser has not beenLast setting was Crushed ConnectedOperating Instructions Safety Instructions Installation Evaporator, condenser What is covered How Long Warranted Parts LabourCompressor Tubing and refrigerantOperating Instructions Safety Instructions GE Will ReplaceWhat GE Will Not Cover General Installation/Operation/Maintenance Requirements Performance Data SheetOperating Specifications Special NoticesName Address City State Zip Signature Date We’ll Cover Any Appliance. Anywhere. Anytime Consumer Product Ownership Registration Safety Instructions Operating Instructions
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