Before you plug it in
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Before | using | your | refrigerator. |
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l | IS connected | only to | the | right | kind | of | outlet, |
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l | is | used | only | for | lobs | expected |
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refngerotors.
is properly maintalned. is out of the weather
IS used in an area where the room temperature will not fall below 55” F (13” C).
is notTun where there are explosive fumes
is not used by children or others who may not
understand how it should be used.
is not loaded with food before it has time to get properly cold
Snug is fine, but do you want it
that way?
Front Roller
Pick | the | Right | Place. |
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Save | steps | by | putting | your | refrigerator |
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It | should | not | be | near | a | stove, | radiator, |
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any | source | of | heat...including |
| direct | sunlight. |
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You | can | install | it flush | against | the | wall | in | back. |
| Leave | % | Inch | |||||||||
(1.3 cm) | clearance |
| against | cabinets |
| on | each | side |
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lation. |
| Do | you | want | it in | a | corner? | Leave | some | room | on | the | wall | side | |||||||
if you want the doors to open wider. |
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Planning | to | add |
| the | automatic | ice | maker? |
| Will | the | refrigerator |
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near | a | cold | water | pipe? |
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| run | the | water | line | through | the | |||||||
floor | to | the | basement. |
| Others | run | it behind | the | cabinets |
| to | the | pipes | ||||||||
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Leveling Make Sure It’s level.
Your | refrigerator |
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leveling. |
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Remove | the | base | grill | to | uncover |
| the | leveling | screws, | With | a | ||||||||||
screwdriver, |
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| right | to | raise | the | front. | Turn them | ||||||||
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| left | to | lower | the | front. | (If | you |
| have | someone | tilt the | top | of | the | ||||||
refrigerator | back |
| while | turning, | it will | be | easier.) |
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Keep | adjusting |
| one | or | the | other |
| until | the | refrigerator |
| won’t | rock. | ||||||||
Then | raise | or | lower |
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| by | the | same | number |
| of | turns | until | the | refrig- | |||||
erator |
| is level | (use | a | level | to | check | this). | If you | don’t have | a level, | the | |||||||||
refrigerator | will | be | about | right | when | you can | open | the | doors | part | |||||||||||
way | and | they | will | stay | where |
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Refrigerator
Power Cord
Recommended
Grounding Method
Peel | Off | the labels. |
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Remove | the | Consumer | Buy Guide | label | and | other | inside | labels | |
before | using | the refrigerator. | Any | glue | left can | be | taken | off with |
rubbing alcohol.
Do not remove the Tech Sheet fastened behind the base grill.
Wash It.
To clean your refrigerator before using it, check the washing in-
structions in this booklet.
Plug | It | In. |
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A 120 | Volt, | 60 | Hz., AC | only, 15 | ampere | fused | electrical | supply | is | ||
required. | It is | recommended | that | a separate | circuit | serving | only | this | |||
appliance | be provided. |
| Use a receptacle |
| which | cannot | be | ||||
Do | not | use | an | extension | cord. |
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turned off wlth a switch or pull chain.
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