Kenmore 596.53462300 Ihstauyour.Ihgri:Rigrator, Recommended, Unit Total, Clearance, Volume Top

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These instructionswere providedto aid TRAHsPORTixGYOUr you in the installation of your

refrigeratorREFRIGERATOR

Followthese tips whenmovingthe

MBSUEIHGTileOPENINGrefrigeratorto finai location:

Observe thesepointswhen choosingthe final locationfor your refrigerator:

When installingyour refrigerator,please referencechartbelow for clearance

requirements

Subftooringor floor coverings(i e carpet, tile, wood floors, rugs) may make your openingsmaller than anticipated.

Some clearancemay be gainedby using theleveling procedureunder How to Level Your Refrigerator (page 11).

	Recommended
Unit Total		Clearance
Volume Top		Sides	Rear
Lessthan	N/A	N/A	Y£"
23 cu. ft
Greater'than	Y_"	N/A	_"
23 cu it

IMPORTANT: ffrefrigerator is to be installedinto a recess wheretop of refrigeratoris completelycovered, use dimensions from floor to top of hinge cap to verify proper clearance

>- NEVER transportrefrigeratoron its

side If an uprightposition is not possible,lay refrigeratoron its back. Allow refrigerator to sit upright for approximately30 minutesprior to plugging refrigeratorin to assure oil returns to the compressor Plugging refrigeratorin immediatelymay cause damage to internalparts.

Use an appliancedolly when moving refrigerator:ALWAYStruck

refrigeratorfrom its side or back- NEVER from its front.

Protect outside finish of refrigerator during transport by wrappingcabinet in blankets or insertingpadding between the refrigeratorand dolly

Securerefrigeratortodoilyfirmlywith strapsorbungeecordsThreadstraps throughhandleswhenpossibleDONOT overtightenOve_ghteningresb'aintsmay dentordamageoutsidefinish

>- DO NOTinstati refrigeratornear oven, radiator or other heat source If

not possible, shield refrigeratorwith cabinet material

DO NOTinstall where temperature falls below 55° F (13° C) Malfunction may occur at this temperature

>To assure properdoor closure,follow the levelinginstructionsin the section, How to Level Your Refrigerator (page I1).

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