Whirlpool EHB191MKWR0 Vacation and moving care, you may, hear, Short Vacations, long Vacations

Sounds

you may

hear.

floor, wall

and metal

cabinets

con make

the

sounds

Your new refrigerator may make sounds that your seem IOU<sr

old

one didn’t

Because

the sounds

are new tl:, you,

The

foil

wing

chart

describes

the

kinds

of

sounds

you

might

be

concerned

about them

Don t be

Most

that

mIgh

be new to you, and

whc?

may

be

maklng

of the new sounds are normal Hard surfaces ilke the them

Possible

Sounds:

Probable

Causes:

l

Slight

Hum;

Soft hiss:

Your

refrigerator

has two

fans,

you

may

hear

the fan motors

and

moving

air

l

Clicking

or

Snapping

The

defrost

timer

makes

a deflnltt

click

when

the

refrigerator

stops running

Sounds:

I?also

makes

(Isound when the rl

frigerator

starts

l

Water

Sounds:

When

the

refrlsgerator

stops

runner

-1,you

may

hear

gurgling

in the

tubing

for

a few minutes after It stops You rr IV also hear defrost water running Into the

defrost

hater

pan

l

Ice Maker

Sounds:

If your

refrigerator

has

an

IX

rr

rker,

you

may

hear

a buzzing

(from

the

water valve), trickling water and ‘le clatter of Ice dumped Into the bin

l

Running Sounds:

Your

refrlgeraror

has

a

high-effl

lency

compressor

ond

motor

It

~111run

longer

than

older

designs

It rray

:ven

seem

to run most of the

time

Vacation and moving care

Short Vacations.

No need to shut off the rE ‘rigerator if you will be away for only a few weeks Use up the peri: hables; freeze other items. If your refrig-

erator is equipped with ar automatic ice maker, turn off your ice maker: 1) raise the signal a -n; 2) shut off the water supply to the ice maker. Empty the ice bin.

long Vacations.

Remove all the food if yo I are going for a month or more. If your refrigerator is equipped witl an automatic ice maker, at least a day ahead, turn off the water sue ply to the ice maker. When the last load of ice drops, lift the signal a ‘n.

Unplug the refrigerator c nd clean it...rinse well and dry. Tape

rubber or wood blocks to bo ti doors...keeping them open far enough for air to get in. This will keer odor and mold from building up.

Tape the blocks out of c child’s reach...do not allow children

near the refrigerator when 178 doors are blocked open.

To restart Fefrigerator, see ’ .Jsing Your Refrigerator.”

Moving.

If your refrigerator IS equil ped with an automatic ice maker, shut off the ice maker water sup1 ly a day ahead of time Disconnect the water line Afterthe last sup1 :y of Ice drops, lift the signal arm to turn off the ice maker

Remove all food Pack fro !?n foods in dry ice Unpiug the refriger- arcr and c iear! it thoroughly

Remove c-hverything that : :mes out Wrap 71’ parts well une tape them toge tt-ier so they dcln’t hift and rattle

Screw lr the !eveling ro!le ;’ tape the doors ;“iut. tape the electric CoiC: lc ‘hi: ~::ab;inet. Jv’her! y’ J getto yourne& horse p!Ji evervlhllg LOCK itl~,~hl it recor!nect t/- water suppl:! ar-‘: ‘:‘e- :3 the ‘Before Usl5~. ” p2;Je