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Thesteel exterior is coatedwith a high qualitybaked-onfinish. However,with- out proper care, degradation of this finish can occur and permit rust spots to form on the outside of the cabinet.

Tokeep your refrigerator new-looking

ged, particularly cushioned cover- ings and those with embossed sur- faces. If youra xrefrigerator is on rollers, pull it straight out and return to posi- tion by pushing straight in. Moving your refrigerator in a side direction may result in damageto yourfloor cov- ering or refrigerator.

Clean both fresh food and freezer t b

compartmentsat least once a year. (t is recommendedthat the refrigerator be unplugged before cleaning. If this is not practical, wring excess mois- ture out of sponge or cloth when cleaning in the vidinity of switches. lights or controls.

andprovide protection for the exteriot paint finish, apply a coat of appliance polish wax when the refrigerator is new and then at least twice a year. Propercare of the paint finish will help maintain the new look and provide protection against rusting. If the ex- terior should become soiled, wipe it off with a c/can cloth Iightly dampened with appliance polish or mild house- hold detergent. Usea c/can, soft cloth to dry and polish the cleaned surface. DO NOT wipe with a soiled dishwash- ing cloth or a wet towel.

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refrigerator away from the wall, All types of floor coverings can be dama-

IE)efrostWater Pan				Use warm water and baking soda so=
The defrost water pan is located be-				Iution–about a tablespoon of baking
				soda to a quart of water. Rinse thor-
hind the base grille. It should be
				oughly withwaterandwipedry.Follow
cleanedat leastoncea year.
				this ~ameprocedure forcleaningdoor
				gaskets,vegetableandmeatdrawers,
C			o	andall plasticparts.Washicetraysand
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For most efficient operation, remove				ice storagebucketin lukewarmwater
				on!y.DO NOT usecleansingpowders
base grille (see page 3) and remove				or otherabrasive substances.
defrost water
pan, then either			e1
sweep awayor
vacuum up dust
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accessible. This
easy cleaning			_,1\	Drawers at bottomof fresh food com-
operation should		a		partmentcan usuallybe removedby
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be done at least {				lifting up slightly and pulling past
once a year.	B	Con&2nser		“sto@’position.
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