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ALL REFRIGERATOR

The model number of your refrigerator is found on the serial plate located

on the back, top left-hand corner of the refrigerator.

All repair parts available for purchase or special order when you visit your

nearest service depot. To request service and/or the location of the service

depot nearest you, call the toll free number listed to the left in Canada and

the U.S.

When requesting service or ordering parts, always provide the following

information:

• Product Type

• Model Number

TOUT RI_FRIGI_RATEUR

Le numero de modele de votre refrig6rateur se trouve sur la plaque

d'identification qui se trouve sur le coin du haut gauche de I'arriere du

r6frigerateur.

Toutes les pieces de rechange sont disponibles immediatement ou peuvent

6tre commandees de votre Centre de Service regional. Pour obtenir le

service etiou le Centre de Service le plus proche, tel6phonez le numero

sans-frais indique a gauche pour le Canada et les Etats-Unis.

Ayez les informations suivantes a la portee de la main Iors de la commande

de pieces ou service:

• Genre de produit

• Numero de modele

TODA REFRIGERADORA

El nQmero del modelo de su refrigerador se encuentra en la placa de serie

ubicada en el &ngulo posterior superior izquierdo del refrigerador.

Todas las piezas de repuesto se encuentran disponibles la para compra o

por pedido especial cuando Ud. visite su departamento de servicio mas

cercano. Para solicitar servicio y/o la ubicacion del departamento de

servicio mas cercano, Ilame al nQmero de marcando gratis que aparece a

la izquierda en el Canada yen los E.U.

Cuando solicite servicio o encargue repuestos, siempre proporcione la

siguiente informacion:

• Tipo de producto

• NQmero de modelo

Danby Products Limited, PO Box 1778, Ontario, Canada N1H 6Z9

Danby Products Inc., PO Box 669, Findlay, Ohio, USA 45839-0669

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Model, Modele, Modelo

DAR1102W

CAUTION:

Read and follow all safety rules

and operating instructionsbefore

first use of this product,

ALL REFRIGERATOR

Owner's Manual ..................... 1-5

•Safety Instructions

• Installation

• Operation

• Care and Maintenance

• Trouble Shooting

PRECAUTION:

Veuillez lire attentivement les

consignes de securite et les

instructions d'utilisation avant

rutilisation initialede ce produit.

TOUT RI_FRIGIeRATEUR

Manuel d'utilisation ................. 6-10

• Consignes de securite

• Instructions

• Fonctionnement

• Soins et entretien

• En cas de problem

PRECAUCION:

Lea y observetodas las reglas de

seguridad y las instrucciones de

operacion antes de usar este

productopor primeravez.

TODA REFRIGERADORA

Manual del propietario .............. 11-15

• Instrucciones de seguridad

• Instalaci6n

• Operaci6n

• Cuidado y Mantenimiento

• Soluci6n Sugerida

Danby Products Limited, PO Box 1778, Ontario, Canada N1H 6Z9

Danby Products Inc., PO Box 669, Findlay, Ohio, USA 45839-0669

11020902

Oanby LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY

Thisqualityproductis warrantedto be freefrom manufacturer'sdefectsin materialandworkmanship,providedthatthe unitis usedunderthenormaloperating

conditionsintendedbythe manufacturer.

Thiswarrantyis availableonlyto the personto whomthe unitwasoriginallysold byDanbyor byan authorizeddistributorof Danby,andisnon-transferable.

TERMSOFWARRANTY

PIasticparts(ie.evaporatordoor,door rails,coversandtraysare warrantedfor thirty(30)daysonlyfrom purchasedate,withno extensionsprovided.

FirstYear Duringthefirstyear(1), anyelectricalpartsof thisproductfoundto bedefective,includinganysealedsystemunits,willbe repairedor

replaced,at warrantor'soption,at no chargetothe ORIGINALpurchaser.Consumableparts(ie. lightbulbs)are notwarrantedor

guaranteedfor anylengthof time.

SecondThrough Duringthe nextfouryears(4)anypartofthe sealedsystemfoundtobe defective(consistingof compressor,condenser,evaporator,

FifthYear dryerand all relatedtubing)willbe replacedwithoutcharge. The purchasershallpay foraIIlaborandreturnfreightduringthis four year

(4)periodfor repairor replacementof anysealedsystemcomponents.Any unitbeingdiagnosedas non-functionaldue to sealed

systemfailureandwarrantingan exchangeduringtheexistingfour (4) yearswillbe subjectto an appropriatedepreciationoruserfee,

includinganyandallfreightchargesbeing leviedagainsttheconsumer.

ToObtainService Danbyreservesthe rightto limitboundariesof"ln HomeService"dueto the proximityof an AuthorizedServiceDepot.Anyappliance

requiringserviceoutsidethe LimitedBoundariesof "In HomeService",it will bethe customer'sresponsibilityto transportthe appliance

to the closestAuthorizedServiceDepotat theirown expense.Contactyourdealerfromwhomyourunit waspurchased,or contactyour

nearestauthorizedDanbyservicedepot,whereservicemust beperformedbya qualifiedservicetechnician.If serviceis performedon

the unitsby anyoneotherthanan authorizedservicedepot,or the unitisusedforcommercialapplication,all obligationsof Danbyunder

this warrantyshaltbeat anend.

ThefollowingcIauserefersto singleanddoubledoor refrigerators,suppliedwithorwithouta separatefreezersection.Nothingwithinthis warrantyshatlimply

thatDanbywill be responsibleor liabIeforanyspoilageordamageto foodorother contentsof this appliance,whetherdueto anydefectof the appliance,or its

use,whetherproperorimproper.

EXCLUSIONS

Saveas hereinprovided,DanbyProductsLimited(Canada)or DanbyProductsInc.(U.S.A.),thereareno otherwarranties,conditions,representationsor

guarantees,expressor implied,madeorintendedby DanbyProductsLimitedorits authorizeddistributorsand all otherwarranties,conditions,representationsor

guarantees,includinganywarranties,conditions,representationsorguaranteesunderany Saleof GoodsAct or Iikelegislationor statueis herebyexpressIy

excluded.Saveashereinprovided,DanbyProductsLimited(Canada)or DanbyProductsInc.(U.S.A),shallnot be responsiblefor anydamagesto personsor

property,includingtheunititself,howsoevercausedor anyconsequentialdamagesarisingfromthe malfunctionof theunitandby thepurchaseof the unit,the

purchaserdoes herebyagreeto indemnifyand saveharmIessDanbyProductsLimitedfromanyclaimfordamagesto personsorpropertycausedbythe unit.

GENERALPROVtSIONS

No warrantyor insurancehereincontainedorsetout shallapplywhendamageorrepairiscausedby anyof thefollowing:

1) PowerFailure.

2) Damageintransitorwhenmovingthe appIiance.

3) Improperpowersupplysuchaslowvoltage,defectivehousewiringorinadequatefuses.

4) Accident,alteration,abuseor misuseof the appliancesuchasinadequateair circulationinthe roomorabnormaloperatingconditions,

(extremelyhighorlowroomtemperature).

5) Useforcommercialorindustrialpurposes.

6) Fire,waterdamage,theft,war,riot,hostility,actsof Godsuchas hurricanes,floodsetc.

7) Servicecalls resultingin customereducation.

Proofof purchasedatewinbe requiredforwarrantyclaims;so,pleaseretainbills of sale. tn the eventwarrantyserviceis required,presentthisdocumentto our

AUTHORIZEDSERVICEDEPOT.

WarrantyService WarrantyService

With-InCanada With-InUnitedStates With-InCanada With-In UnitedStates

Air Conditioners InHome In Home Dehumidifiers CarryIn CarryIn

Refrigerators Compacts InHome In Home Freezers Chest tn Home tn Home

Single Door InHome In Home Uprights in Home in Home

DoubleDoor InHome In Home

DanbyProductsLimited

P0 Box1778,5670WhitelawRoad,

Guelph,Ontario,CanadaN1H6Z9

Telephone:(519)837=0920FAX: (5t9)837-0449 9/02

DanbyProductsInc.

POBox669,IO1BentleyCourt,

Findlay,Ohio,U.S.A.45839-0669

Telephone:(419)425-8627FAX: (419)425-8629

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ATTENTION

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

Thisappliancemustbegrounded.Intheeventofanelectricalshort

circuit,groundingreducesthe riskdelectricalshockby providing

anescapewirefortheelectricalcurrent.Thisapplianceisequipped

withacordhavingagroundingwirewithagroundingplug.Theplug

must be plugged into an outlet that is properly installed

andgrounded.

WARNING - Improperusedthe groundingplugcan resultina

riskof electricshock.Consultaqualifiedelectricianorserviceman

if the groundinginstructionsare not completelyunderstood,or if

doubtexistsas towhethertheapplianceis properlygrounded.

DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD

Use an exclusive wall outlet. Do not connectyour refrigeratorto

extension cords or together with any other appliance in the same

wall outlet. Do notsplice the cord.

IMPORTANT WARNING

An emptyrefrigeratoris a verydangerousattractionto children.

Removeeitherthe gasket,latches,lids or doorsfrom unused

appliances,or take some other action that will guaranteeit

harmless.

DON'T WALT! DO IT NOW!

Thisrefrigeratoris inclusiveof a cycledefrostsystem.

Therefrigeratorhasa cold platelocatedinbehindthe back

wallof therefrigeratorcabinet. Icebuild-uponthe backwall

duringcompressoroperationisnormal. Whenthecompressor

hascycledoff, accumulatedice willdefrostautomatically.

Defrostwaterwill collectinsidethe draintroughpassthrough

the drainoutletlocatedat the bottomof thecabinetandflJnnel

intoa drainpansituatedabovethe compressor.Thewaterwill

thenevaporatefromthis trayfrom the heatofthe compressor.

REMINDER: Keepthedrainoutletopeningclearof anyfood

particlesor otherimpediments. Thiswillensurethe watercan

funnelto the drainpanwithoutobstruction. Failureto keep

thisoutletcleanmayresultinwateroverflowingthetrough,

causingwaterto accumulateat the bottomof the refrigerator,

eventuallyleakingontoyourfloor. Pleasewipethistroughand

drainoutletwitha softclothas required.

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Removeexteriorand interiorpackings,wipethe outsidethoroughly

witha softdry clothandthe insidewitha wet, lukewarmcloth. Avoid

placingthecabinetina narrowrecessor nearanyheatsource,direct

sunlight,or moisture.Letaircirculatefreelyaroundthecabinet. Keep

the rearofthe refrigerator5 inchesawayfromthe wall.

Location

1. Selecta placewitha strong,levelfloor.

2. Allow 5 inchesof spacebetweenthe backof the refrigeratorand

anyadjacentwall.

3. Avoid direct sunlightand heat. Direct sunlightmay affectthe

acryliccoating. Heatsourcesnearbywill causehigherelectricity

consumption.

4. Avoidverymoistplaces. Too muchmoisturein the airwill cause

frostto formvery quicklyon the evaporator,andyour refrigerator

will haveto bedefrostedmorefrequently.

To avoidvibration,the cabinet mustbe set level. This is accomplishedby

adjustingthe (2)frontlevelinglegs locatedunderthe refrigeratorcabinet. To

startthe refrigerator,turnthe temperaturecontrol(OFF-MAX)to the position

correspondingto the desiredcooling.

OFF= No Cooling

1= Minimum Cooling

4 = MediumCooling

MAX= MaximumCooling

Therefrigeratortemperaturewillvarydependingonthequantityofthe

foodstoredandonthefrequencywithwhichthedoorisopened.

Cleaning

Tocleanthe inside,usea softclothanda mixtureof one

tablespoonof bakingsodato onequartof water. Othercleaning

solutionsoptionsarea mildsoapsudssolution,or milddetergent.

Washglassshelvesin a milddetergentsolution,then dryand

wipewitha soft cloth. Cleanthe outsidewitha softdampcloth

andsomemilddetergentor appliancecleaner.

Vacation Time

Forshortvacationperiods,leavethe controlknobat itsnormal

setting. Duringlongerabsences;

(a) removeallfoods,

(b) disconnectpowercordfromelectricaloutlet

(c) cleanthe refrigeratorthoroughly,includingdefrostpan,

locatedabovecompressorat backof unit.

(d) leavedooropento avoidpossibleformationsof condensate,

moldor odors.

Power Failure

Mostpowerfailuresarecorrectedwithinan hourortwoandwill

not affectyour refrigeratortemperatures.However,youshould

minimizethe numberof dooropeningswhilethe poweris off.

Duringpowerfailuresof longerduration,takestepsto protect

yourfoodby placingdry iceontop of packages.

If You Move

Removeor securelyfastendownall looseitemsinsidethe

refrigerator.Toavoiddamagingthe levelinglegs,turnthemall

thewayintothebase.

Some Important Rules for the

Correct Use of the Refrigerator

• Neverplacehotfoodsinthe refrigerator.

• Beveragesshouldbestoredin sealedcontainers.

• Foodsto bestoredfor a longtimeshouldbewrappedin

cellophaneor polyethylene,or keptinglasscontainers.

Neverplacespoiledfoodsin the cabinet.

• Don'toverloadthecabinet.

• Don'topenthe doorunlessnecessary.

• Shouldthe refrigeratorbestoredwithoutusefor longperiodsit

is suggested,aftera carefulcleaning,to leavethe doorajarto

allowthe airto circulateinsidethe cabinetin orderto avoid

possibleformationsof condensate,moldorodors.

Food Storage Suggestions

FreshFoodCompartment

• Nevercoverfood compartmentshelveswithaluminumfoil or

anyothershelfcoveringmaterialwhichmayprevent

aircirculation.

• Alwaysremoveporousstorewrappingpaperfrommeats,

poultryandfish. Meatsshouldbewrappedindividually

andplacedina dishfor storage. Wrapfish andpoultryinfoil

or heavywaxedpaper. Mostfishshouldbeusedthe sameday

of purchase.Packagedmeatssuchas ham,bacon,driedbeef,

orfrankfurter,storebestintheiroriginalpackages.

• Allowwarmfoodsto coolto roomtemperaturebeforeplacing

theminthe refrigerator.

• Alwayscoveropendishesof food,especiallyleftovers.Use

leftoverswithin2or 3 days.

Vegetable Crisper

Thevegetablecrisperis locatedat the bottomof the refrigerator

compartmentandis coveredto retainmoisture.Thecrisper

compartmentwill enableyouto storefruitsandvegetableswhich

wouldotherwisedry outrapidly.Thehumiditylevelinsidethe

crispercan becontrolledbyadjustingtheslidingdampercontrol

locatedat the frontof the crisperdrawer.

Technical and Structural Operation Features

Hermeticallysealedcoolingunitwithmidget2 polemotor.

Rustproofanodized"Roll-Bond"aluminumfreezer(or Pipeon

Sheetaluminumfreezer)of highthermalconductivity.Adjustable

thermostatforautomatictemperaturecontrol.

Cabinetbondrizedandacrylic-enameledaccordingto the most

modernelectrostaticsprayingtechniques.High-density

polyurethanetheramalinsulation.Magneticdoorclosuregasket.

LIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT: This refrigerator uses

a standard 40 watt appliance light bulb which can be

purchased at most local hardware and grocery

stores. To replace the light bulb, (no tools required)

simply unscrew light bulb and install replacement.

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Frequently,a problemis minoranda servicecallmaynot benecessary,usethistroubleshootingguidefor a possiblesolution.If

the unitcontinuesto operateimproperly,callanauthorizedservicedepotor Danby'sToll FreeNumberfor assistance.

Doesnotwork Nopowerto unit.

Fridgeruns continously

Internaltemperature

too cold

Nopowerto unit.Internaltemperature

notcold enough

Lightwill notwork

Powercord is unplugged.

Wrongvoltageis beingused.

Temperaturecontroltoo high.

Dooris not closed.

Hotfoodinserted.

Dooropenedtoo long

or too often.

Closeproximityto heat source

or directsunlight.

Temperaturecontroltoo high.

Powercord is unplugged.

Temperaturecontroltoo low.

Dooris not closed.

Hotfood inserted.

Dooropenedtoo long

or too often.

Airflow obstruction.

Wrongvoltageis beingused.

Closeproximityto heat source

or directsunlight.

Nopowerto unit.

Powercord is unplugged.

Bulbis loose,needsreplacing

or the door switchis stuck.

Checkconnectionof powercord to

powersource.

Plugin unit.

Usepropervoltage.

LowerTemperatureControl.

Closedoorsecurely.

Besurethatfoodis at roomtemperaturebeforeinserting.

DONOT keepdooropenfor too long.

MINIMIZEdooropenings.

DONOT placeunit closeto heat sources

or directsunlight.

LowerTemperatureControl

Checkconnectionof powercordto

powersource.

Plugin unit.

Checksettingand increaseas needed.

Closedoorsecurely.

Besurethat food is at roomtemperature

DONOT keepdooropenfor too long.

MINIMIZEdooropenings.

Allow roomfor air to circulatearoundunit.

Usepropervoltage.

DONOT placeunit closeto heat sources

or directsunlight.

Checkconnectionof powercordto

powersource.

Plugin unit.

Tightenor replacethe bulb. Checkthe

switchfor obstructionsand clean.

1. THERMOSTATDIAL:Forcontrollingthetemperatureinside

therefrigerator.Turnsthemotoronassoonasthe

temperaturerisesabovethedesiredlevel.

2. TEMPEREDGLASSSHELVES:5fullwidthshelves,

removableforeasycleaning.

3. MAGNETICGASKET:Tightfittingdoorsealkeepsallthe

coolingpowerlockedinside.Nohooksorlatches.

4. CRISPERWITHTEMPEREDGLASSSHELF:

Easyinteriorviewing.

5. CANSTORDOORLINER:Holds355mLcansofpop,

juice,orbeer.

6. INTERIORLIGHT

7. 2LITRE&GALLONBOTTLESTORAGE

8. ALLPURPOSESTORAGECONTAINER:

foreggs,butter,cheeseetc.

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DoorReversalInstructions

CAUTION:Toavoidpersonalinjuryto yourselfand/or

property,we recommendsomeoneassistyouduringthedoor

reversalprocess.

1. Toaccessthe lowerhingeassembly,tilt backthe refrigerator

cabinetor laythe refrigeratoron itsback. (f)g, 6")

2. Removebothlevelinglegslocatedat thefrontof the cabinet.

3. Removethe screwsholdingthe lowerhingeassemblyto

the cabinet.

4. Removethe maindoorassemblyfromthe refrigeratorcabinet.

(opendoorandpug down)

5. Remove(uns'c/e_the maindoortop hingepin. (,eg,D}

6. Re-installthe maindoortop hingepinonthe oppositesideof

the cabinet.

7. Removethe doorpluganddoorbushinglocatedonthe top of

the maindoorassembly.

8. Interchangepositions. #b,doofp/ug/@htside,doorbushing

/efts/bey

9. Re-installmaindoorassemblyoncabinet.

10. Removedoorbushingfbo//omdoof)andinstallonoppositeside.

11. Re-installthe lowerhingeassemblyonthe oppositeside.

12. Makesurethe doorassemblyis properlyalignedonthe

cabinet,beforetighteninglowerhingescrews.

13. Re-installbothlevelinglegs.

Theprocessis nowcomplete.

Fig. C

Fig. D