Whirlpool EHH-150CW manual Before you use your freezer, Energy saving tips, USC and Care Guide

TLirlpool

CHEST FREEZER Model EHH-150CW

CORPORATION

USC and Care Guide

To help you get the most from your new freezer

Before you freeze the first apple pie, you will want to know all about your new Whirlpool freezer. That’s what thus Use and Care Guide is all about. It tells you how to start it, fill it, clean it...

even what to do if anything goes wrong. See handy Self-service Check List on back page of simple problems you can solve yourself without the wasted time and possible expense of a need- less service call. After all, who needs a service technrcian to plug back in an electric cord that’s been accidentally

pulled out?

drain cover

from the literature package located inside your freezer. Install that cover as shown in the above illustration.

l Do not permit children to operate or play with the freezer.

lREMEMBER: Use the appliance only for the job it was designed to perform.

Cold control

Model and serial number plate

l Frost should not build up to more than X-inch (6 mm) thick (reduces efficiency).

l Set cold control to provide the right degree of cold temperature. Temperature

should be about 0°F [ -22°C). There is no need to store foods below 0°F.

Before you use your freezer

lBe sure your freezer is properly

installed in an appropriate level area and a place suitable for the size, function and protection of the freezer.

0 Properly connectto electricity. l Remove the Consumer Buy G$iie label before freezer is

l Remove the defrost drain cover

Energy saving tips

. Check lid gaskets for tightness of seal. If freezer has a lock, keeping it locked can help insure door closure and good seal. Level cabinet properly to assure a good door seal.

l Keep lid openings to a minimum. Remove as many items at one time as possible. Keep foods organized to eliminate searching.

l Fill to capacity. However, do not add too much unfrozen food at one time. Follow

recommended loading procedures.

l Do not locate freezer next to or near a heat source, such as a range, water heater, furnace,

etc.

(See booklet, How to Preserve Foods the Modern Way with Your WHIRLPOOL Freezer, for complete information and tips on home freezing.)