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L Fruit and vegetable crispers

2.Filwhalf-width adjustable glass cantilever shelves

3.De[achiib]e slide-oat meat pan

4.Eggstorage bin

5.Dairy storage compartments

&Freezer door package shelf

7.ICC~toriig~ bu~k~t

8, ICCsmt’ice shdf

(J, Tcnlpcr;l[llrc controls (both fresh

fl~otiand freezer)

10.Pfw’crsa;cr swi[ch

11.Rollers [located behind grille) IJ, Defrost wa[er pan (behind grille)

13.Jlodcl and SCrii!l number-record

these nurniwrs here for future rcferunc”c.

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IAIJLMJ5//4inch a( ~ii~h side and [op for ease installation and doorciexance. When buildil il nw home, ctmsider pro}’iding water sup~

Adjustingscrew

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To replace grille, set tabs on hooks at both ends and push top toward refrigerator until grille snaps into place. (See Fig. 3).

ELECTRICALCONNECTION

IMPOFiTANT

(PLEASE READ CAREFULLY)

FOR J’ERSONALSAFETY. THIS APPLIANCE

AIUSTIIE PROPERLY GROUNDED.

The power cord of this appliance is equipped wit h a thr-cc-prong (gr-oundi ng ) plug \vhich m:ites \vith a standard tfwce-prong(grouncling) wIallreceptacle (Fig. -1)to minimize the possi- I]ili[yof electric shock hii~:ird from [his appli- ance. The c ustomcr should ha \e the \vall

l“L!CC\)tilCIL’ ilfld circui( CllCCkC(i bv d qualified

cl cc tr icia n t(}makc surc the rcce pt:~cle is properly grounded.

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DO NOT”,UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES,

CUl” OR REnl@VE THE TIHRD (GROUND)

pRON(; I’ROh] TIIE POWER CORD.

USAGE SITUATIONSWHERE APPLIANCE’S POWERCORD WILL BE DISCONNECTED INFREQUENTLY

TEMPORARYMETHOD

ADAPTER PLUGS NOT (PERM1l’TEKJIN CANADA)

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Because of potential safety hazards under cer- tain conditions, we strongly recommend against the use of an adapter plug. However. if you still elect to use an adapter, where local codes permit, a TEMPORARY CONNEC- TION may be made to a properly grounded two-prongwall receptacle by the use of a UL listed adapter which is available at most 10CUI hardware stores (Fig. 5). The larger slot in the adapter must be aligned with the larger slot in the wall receptacle to provide proper polarity in the connection of the power cord.

CAUTION: Attaching the adapter-ground ter- minal to the wall receptacle cover screw does not ground (he appl i{.nce un1ess [he co\’er screw is nleti:l, anci not insulatd. and the wall receptacle is grounded thro ugh [he house wiring. The customer should have the circui[ checked by a qualified electrician to nlake sure the receptacle is properly :rounded. w]l~n ~isconnec(in~ [he power COMI fl”O1ll(he

adai]ter, ~lt~~ii~s IIOILI [he adapter with onc hand. If this is not done, the adap[er gI-OLllldterminal is \wry likely to break wi[h repeated use. SI1OUId this hai]pen, DO NOT LJSE(he appliance un(iI a proper ground has again been established.

USAGE SITUATIONS WHERE APPLIANCES POWER CORD WILL BE DISCONNECTED I

FREQUENTLY

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Do not use an adapler p!LIg in these situiltic>]ls because frequent disconncctin: of [he p(~uer

COd p]iices LllldLlt? Stl.iiill {)!1 the ildil~(~l- ilIld

leiids [o eventual failure of [he adapter gr(~und

termina]. The customer s11ouI(I lla~c t!le t\~()-

prong wall rece pt UC]e replaced \vith a (hrcc-

prong (grounding ) receptacle by a qudlified

electrician before using the tlppliiltlce.

The rel’rigerator should alwaj’s 1X plLIgge(l in[t>

i(s own individual electrical (>utlct(115\t>lt. 60 hertz, single phase AC.)