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Safety htstructions
Operating
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2-4,
bzstructions
Addilional
Featmes
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Aulc, malic Iccmaker
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Con u ols ..........................
Shelves and Bins .............
Crispers
and
Pans
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9, 10
Cmc and Cleaning
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Replacing
lhe Light Bulbs
t2, 13
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Care and Cleaning
htstallation
Troubleshooting
Normal Operating
Consumer
Modd_
!8 & 19
Congdlateur
sup6rieur
R4frig6rateurs
ta section tran_aise commence_ la page 35
hlslructions
Preparing
to Install
the Refiigerator.
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Reversing
the Dora Swing .....
Water Line Installation
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14
19-23
15-19
Congelador
superior
Refrigeradores
Tips .........
24-27
Smmds
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24
Support
La secci_n en espafiol empieza en la p_gina 67
Consumer
Support
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Producl Registration
tot Canadian
Customers
Product Registralion
lbr U,S, Cusmmms
O
10
1l
5
6-8
Back Covez
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WarzmHy
Canadian
tot
Customers
Warranty
tbr US
31, 32
29, 30
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Customers
33
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Write the modeland serial numbers here:
Model #
Serial #
Find these nnmbels on the g)ay label
on the lett side, near the top el the
relrigerato_ compaz _mento
162D6747PO05 39-60360
02-05 JR
IMPORTANTSAFETYINFORMATION.
READALLiNSTRUCTIONSBEFOREUSING.
WARNING:
Use this appliance only for its intended purpose as described in this Owner's Manual+
SAFETYPRECAUTIONS
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should be followed, including the following:
lhis leli'igexam_ must be propmly inst_dled
and localed in accordance
with the tnstaUadon
Insu+ucdotls beibre it is used,
Do not _dtow children to climb, maim or hang
on lhe shelves in die rcliigmator [hey coukl
damage lhe refiigmatot and seriously iqiure
Keep fingers out ol tim "pinch point" m'eas;
clemances between the (loots and between tim
doom arid cabinet are necessarily sm;dl Be carcthl
closing doors when children ate iq die area
:: Unphtg the refligetatol
ntaldng repairs
belbre dealfing and
lJ lelllSdV(_S
; Do not touch
the cold sur|aces
in dte fieezer
compm tment when hands are dmnp ot wet,
Skin may slick to these exuemcly
cokl stu thces,
:3:Do not store o_ use g_soline ol other ilammabk_
,,_q3ot,'sand liquids iri die vicinity ol tiffs oi any
other appliance
In reliigetamrs with automatic icemake_s,
avoid contact widt the moving pmis of the
eiecioi tnechmiisnl, or wiih the heating element
located on die bottom o! the icemaker; Do not
place fingcI,'Sol hands on dm alltOtllatic
icemaldng ntechanism while die retiigeiatot
is phtgged in
NOTE:Westronglyrecommendthatanyservicingbe
performedbya qualifiedindividual
Selfing eidm, oI 1)odi controls (some niodels only
have otie contlol)
to die O(0ff)position
does ilot
I+elilove powel to die light circuit
Do not relieeze frozen Ibods which have
thmved completely
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A DANGER!RISK OF CHILDENTRAPMENT
PROPER
DISPOSAL
OFTHEREFRIGERATOR
Child enu apment and suflbcation are not
problems el tim past Junked el abandoned
zetiiwlaloz_ aze still danwJ ous even il they _411
sit tbl 'ijusl a lbw {lays" If you me getdng zid ot
yore old tefrigmuloi; ple;tse tbltow the inslJtlctions
below to help p_cvenl accklenls
Refrigerants
All zetiigemdon products contain lel_igmmlts,
which tmde_ t_dmal lmv Illtlst be _emoved pdo_
to product dispmal. 1t yet! are gelling _id o[ an
old zeli{,e_zaLionproduct, check ",vilJzthe company
handling the disposal about what to do
Before YouThrowAway YourOld
Refrigeratoror Freezer:.
Jhke off tim dool_
Leave the shelves in place so dmt chil(hen
may not easily climb inside
USEOFEXTENSION
CORDS
Because of potential safety hazards under certain conditions, we strongly recommend against the
use of an extension cord,
Howevm; il you must use an exlension cord, i! is absolutely ,mcessazT that it be a UL-listed (in lhe United
Stales) ot a CSA-lismd (in Canada), _4-wiregn'ounding {}])e applia,lce extension col'd having a g_ounding
type plug and outlet and dial the electrical ,ating of the cotd be 15 amperes (mi,tinmm) and 120 vohs
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IMPORTANT SAFETYINFORMAtiON.
READALLINSTRUCtiONS BEFOREUSING.
A WARNING!
HOWTOCONNECT
ELECTRICITY
Do not, under any c#cumstances, cut or remove the third (ground) prong from the power cord
For personal safety, this appliance must be properly grounded
Ilm powe_ cord o! this appliance
is equipped
with
a 3-prong (gaounding)
plug whicll mares wilh a
standard 3-prong (ga_ounding) wait outlet to
minimize tile possibility ot elecuic shock hazard
Iiom tiffs appliance.
Have the wall outlet
qualitied electlician
properly gmtmded
V_qmle a siandmxl
encountered,
it is
obligation
to have
grounded
_prong
and circuit clmcked by a
to lllake SIIl'e the Oiltlet is
2-prong wall outlet is
yam pensonal responsibility
and
it replaced with a propel ly
w;fll outlet
Ihe iefiigeratot should alwa),_ be plugged into its
own indMdual elecuical oudet which hw_a voltage
rating that matches tile iafing plate
Hfis provides Ihe best pm Ibmlanee and also
prevents ovm loading house wiring circuits which
could cause a fire hazard li'om ovefimaled wires
Nevm unphig yore retiigenuor by imlting on the
powel cord Always gqip plug [iHnly and pull
smfighl ()/it li'om lhe oullet
Repail o_ replace immedimely all powez cords di!!
have become liayed oJ oflmrMse damaged,
Do ilot
tfse it COltl that shows c_acl,2sor alniksioit damage
along ils lengdl oi ill eithe, end
When mo\_ng the vetiige_aloi
awW from dm
wall, be careiid not m mlI ovm ol damage the
poWex cord
USEOFADAPTER
PLUGS
:Ad,
pt_,
plug,
not
p,,_itted
i,,Canada)
Because of potential safety hazards under certain conditions, we strongly recommend against the
use of an adapter plug,
Howevel; il you must use an adapteq where laced
c_×lespermit, a temporaryconnectionmay be nmde
m a prol_rly grounded 2-proqg w_d!oudet by use
o[ a UDlisted adapler ax_tilal)le at most laced
hazdwm_e stores,
Ihe targel slot in dm adapte_ must be afligned wifl_
the hugel slot in tim wall outlet to provide proper
polmit 7 in the connection ot tim powel cord
When disconnecting die power cozfl fi'om dm
adaptet; _dwaystiold the adapter in place with one
hand while lmlling tim powel cord plug with dm
olher liand, II dfis is no! done, die adaptm ground
temfinal is ve_3, likely to bre_delm azm Iv) dle STOP(Ill)) position,
When the retiigeuuo_ has linen comlecled
to file warm supply, set the powe_ swiu:h Io
the i(on)position (.)i move IJle tkelez arm Io
the ON (down) position On power s_t(:ll
models, tim glees Iigh! *viiiCo,he on,
The icemakm wi!! fill with warm when it
cools to 15"F, A newly-inslalled lefrigelmoi
m W lake I2 to 24 houl,'S to begin making
ice cubes
Throw away the th,'a few bamhes oI ice
to allow the watm line to cleat:
Be sine lloOlillg inlm t_tes with thesweep
at file R-.ele, ;iTlll
When
the bin fills to dle leve! at die ibelm
arnl, dm icenmker
It is noml;d
togefl mz:
Feeler arm model
ice.
lb_ sevend cul)es 1o be joined
liice is not used fiequently, old ice cul)es
will beconm cloud_,; t;tste slale, shrink ol
lust together:
On power switch models, the green powe,
light will blink iI ice cubes get stuck in tile
icemakm: ]b collect tilis, set the powel
s_4tch to 0 (off);rod I enlove dle cubes
Set the powez switch to I(on)to restm t the
icemakel: Aiiel the icemake_ h;ts been
turned on ag_fin, theze will be a delay at
aliout
45 minutes
leSllliles
Once die icemake, sire ts m make ice,
it m_g take up u) 48 holms to ill] the bin,
depending ou the leml)enmn e settin_
and nlmlbe! o| (|ool openillg:s
wilt su)p producing
opel
beibte
the icemakei
}ttiOll
NOTE:Inhomeswith lower4han-average
water
pressure,you:nayheartheicemakercyclemultiple
timeswhenmakingonebatchof ce
You will hear a buzzing solmd each time
the icemakm fills with wmm:
Icemaker
Accessory
Kit
!tyom refiigemtoi dkt not ab eady come
equipped with an alitolll_llic icemakm;
an icem_d,zeraccessory "kitis ax,,filable at
eX!la
Check tile back el tile refiigemlol tb, die
specific icelnaket kit needed lbl yam model
cost,
Water Filter Accessory
The water fillet is all option at exll_t cost
and is m,ailable liom youl dealer: Specit),
¼q(97X0214 It I'_;LS
complele installation
insnuctions mad insl;dls on 1/4" OD
coppm warm line o_ pkmtic robing lhal
is included in a GE SmmtConnect'"
Refiigemtol Ihbing ldt. lAqmn using die
plastic mt)ing, ;m additional piece el pt_tslic
robing (WX08X!0002) lnils[ also be
ordered since file pkksfic robing should
not be cut,
NOTE:TheonlyGEapprovedplastictubingis that
suppliedm GESmartConnect"
RefrigeratorTubing
kits Denot useanyotherplasticwatersupplyline
becausethelineis underpressureat all times
Certaintypesof plasticwill crackor rupturewith
ageandcausewaterdamageto yourhome
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Care and cleaning of the refrigerator.
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Cleaning the Outside
The door handles and trim. C|ean with
a cloth dampened with soapy walel:
Dly with a so[] cloflt
Keep the outside clean, Wipe wkh a dean
doilz lighfl} dampened widl "kitdien
appliazlce
wiLx el mikl liqukl dish
delerge.nl,
Dry and polish wid_ a cleam,
soft cloih
The stainless steel panels and door handles
(on some models) can be cleaned with
a commercially
av_dlable sufinless steel
cleane1: Do no! use appliance
wax oi polish
oa dm sudnless steel
Donot wipetherefrigeratorwith a soileddishcloth
or wet towel Thesemayleavea residuethat
canerodethepaint Donotusescouringpads.
powderedcleaners,bleachof cleanerscontaining
bleachbecausetheseproductscanscratchand
weakenthepaint finish
Cleaning the Inside
Tohelp prevent odotx, leave an open box oi
baldng soda in I.he flesh [bed and freezer
COl!lp_il
llitez/|s
Unplug the refrigerator before cleaning II dds
iS tlOt pnK:tJc_fl, wring excess moisture out
or sponge oz elodl when cleaning illound
switches, lights ol conuols.
Use warm wate.rand baking soda solution-about a tablespoon (l 5 fill) Of baking soda
to a qua_l (1 lilm ) of waleJ: fhis bodl cleans
a_ld neuualizes oddly.. Ihoroughly rinse
and wipe d_3:
Avoidcteamngcoldglassshelves(onsomemodels)
with hot waterbecausetheextremetemperature
differencemaycausethemtobreak Handleglass
shelvescarefully.Bumpingtemperedglasscan
causeit to shatter.
Donot washanyplasttcrefrigeratorpartsin the
dishwasher
Donotcleanwith anyproductscontainingdetergent
bleachor ammomafl_eymaydamagetho
refrigerator
Condenser
ihere
is no need lb_ routine condensm
eleaning_
in zlollil;d
home opmadng
envilOll/llelllS,
fiowevel;
ill
Cleaningthe condenser:.
Sweep
away
o1 VaClltllll
Ilp
dusL
Oltvirolllllenls
that illay be pmdcuhuly dus{y o, gn_e&s);file
condensm shoukt be cleaned periodically
[bt efficient rehigerator operation
Formodelswith a basegrille, reach dm
condensm by insm dng a brush or _amuum
hose into the o\_fl boles.
Formodelswith a basegrille, 'din grille must
Formodelswithout a basegrille, leach the
condense_ by insei ring a bnzsh o_ vacuum
hose under die bottom of die mfiigeratol:
be rein(wed
ill order
to dean
die coildetlseE
Toremovethebasegrille:
Gz_tsp it about 6" fiom each end mad pull
its bottom
edge
toward
you
Fox best lesults, use a brush speckflly
designed for tiffs purpose.. It is m_,dlable
at iIlosl appliance pairs stores
Toreplace thebasegrille:
Insert dm tops el dm melal clips into lhe
ox_dvents, making sure one of the plasfc
robs on dm back o[ dm grille goes into each
or 'din oval veins Ihen push the bottom of
dm grille tbnvlu'd undl it.snaps in!o place.
Behind the Refrigerator
Be carefifl when moving tim refrigermor
away from the wall. All types of tloor
coverings can be damaged, particularly
cushioned coverings and those _ddl
embossed suI faces,
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Pull die tefiigexato, suaight out and return
il to position by pushing it.smdghl in_
Moving die refrigetaml in a side direction
may resuh in damage to 'die floor covering
or rehige_atoi:
Whenpushingtherefrigeratorback.makesureyou
don'troll overthepowercordor icemakersupplyline
(onsomemodels]
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Preparing for Vacation
For
]olxg
vacaLiolls
OI absez_c(;s,
i emove
food and lltlphlg I]tC lcfiigelator Move
the mliigeratov comzol to tile O(oii)posifion
and clean tim imerkn with a baking soda
solution ot one tablespoon (15 nil) ol
baking soda to one quart (1 liter) of water
Leave die dool_ open
Sel the ice,nakm powm switch to the O(otl)
posidon o_ move tim t;eelm arm to file
STOP (up) posidon (depending on model)
and shut off dm warm supply to the
refiigemtor
II tile temperanue can drop 19elowlieezing,
have a qualilied servicet& ain the water
supply system (on sonm medals) to plevent
serious property damage due to flooding
Preparing to Move
Besuretherefrigeratorstaysin an uprightposition
duringmoving
Secure all loose items such as grille,
shelve.s and dmwet_ by taping Lhem
seclllely
ill place
tO ptevellt
danlage.,
Replacingthe light bulbs.
Setting either or both controls to 0 (off) does not remove power to the light circui_
Refrigerator
Compartment--Upper
Light
A CAUTlON:L,¢,tbutb may hot.
0 Rept
, e,,,.,,
,ll
tile SiltlZe or ]o',i,/el wattage
t:7
bi,.,,,l
0
1_ Unplug
Some models have only one light
the refi igm atov
_
Plug the refiigelator
back in.
The bulbs are located ;it the top ot the
COlllpaltlllel/[,
Ileal
the
openillg
Freezer Compartment Dome Light (on some models)
@ Unplug Lhe refiigeratol_
@The bulb is located behind
a light
shield at die back of the fieezer
compmtment. It) le.lllove, sqlzeeze
tim top and bottom o! dm shield and
pull file shield eli
Alter replacing with an appliance bulb
OI tile sallle el ]owez waLlage,
replace
tile shield
Ph,g die reliigeratot
back in
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Installation
Instructions
Refrigerator
Models 18 and 19
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
CLEARANCES
Read these instructions
Allow the tbllowing cleanmces
_bl e_Lse ol installation,
pvopez air cizcutation
and plumbirlg
and electrical
Con!!eel jOHN
completely
"IMPORTANT
insuucdons
- Saw.,esc
ib, local inspectox's
• IMPORTANT
•
and carefully.
use
" Sides 1/8" (3 ram)
- Obse,, an
govm ning codes and ordinances
Note to Installer - Be sure
instzuctions with the Consumer:
o Note to Consumer
• lbp t" (25 ram)
• Back 1" (25 ram)
to leave these
- Keep these
II ,tie reliigma,oi is to he inslalted next to a wall on tile
bin W side, allow 5/16" (8 ram) doo, clearance
ills!! ItClJolls
tbz ftztuze te!_zen(:e,
° Sldll level - [nstathttion ol dfis appliance
bask mechanical skills
- Completion
time - Refiigelatot
15 minutes.
° Pmpm installation
inslalle,
° Product
covmed
ROLLERS (ON SOME MODELS)
The rogers have 3 purposes:
InstallaOol_
is tile responsibility
iN!hue due m impmpei
undei the Walranly
Jequites
• P.ollens a_!just so tim dooz closes e_sily when opened
about 4: ,
ot the
installation
• Rolteis a@tst so !he refiigeaa!o,
tim floo, and does not wobble
is not
is iim_ly positioned on
• P,olletx allow you to move die retiigeialot
wall for cleaning
WATER SUPPLY TO THE ICENIAKER
(ON SOME
NOTE: V_qm,lrollel_ me properly ac{justed, die top
ol tim iefiigeralor _4tl not be level but will have a slight
backwmd lilt.
MODELS)
It ,he !ehige_atm has an icemaker; it will have to be
connecmd to a cold warm line AGE warm supply kit
(con,aining miring, shutolt valve, fittings and
inslructions)
is available at extra cost ti'om your dealer
or by visiting ottl Website at www GEApptiances.x:om
or Pazts and Accessmies, 800..626 2002
REFRIGERATOR
For models with a base grille, die grille must be removed
to access tile rolIet adjusdng screws
To remove tile base grille:
Gr;Lsp it abotlt 6" iiom each
end and pull its bottom edge
towaid you
To replace the base grille:
Inser! the tops ot dm metM
clips into die o_tl vents,
maMng sure one of the
pktsfic tabs on rite back o[
tile gnille goes into each of
die oval vents. Ihen push die
bottom ot dm braille forwmd
until it.snaps into place.
LOCATION
• Do not install the tefiigetatm
whoe ,.tie ternperature
will go below 6()°1; (!6°C) because it will no, llln olten
enotigh
to ,nahlt:-tili plope! tempera!tiles,
• Do not install die refiige_ator
where the temperattue
wilt go above 100°F (37°C) because it will not pet !orm
properly
• Inst_flI it on a 1tool st, ong
loaded
enough
m support
away iiom tile
To adjust the rollers, mrn
the two liont miler ac[jusdng
sciews docl_vise to _aise tim
fiont o! dm refiigemto_;
counterclockwise to lower it.
it fiflly
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Installation
Instructions
INSTALLING THE WATER LINE (ONSOMEMODELS)
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
WHAT YOU WILL NEED
/
Recommended
copper walm supply kits ave _v\%_-8X2,
D,rX8X3 m WX8X4, depending o,1 the amount ot
robing you need Apploved plastic walm supply lines
are GE SmmtConnect'"
l_.cifige_atol Tubing
(V_BX()8X10002, "v_
,'XO8X 10006, WXO8X l O015 anti
WX()8X 10(}25)
• Copper or GE SmartConnec¢"
Refi'igerator Tubing
kit, l/4" outm diameter Io connect tile leliigetalm
to the warm SUl}ply_Ii using coppez, be sure l}oth ends
ot the robing me cut S{luate.
When connecting yore reIiigerato_ to a GE Reverse
Osmosis Wmm System, tim only approved installation
is with a GE RVKh Fm othm _eve_se osmosis watm
syslems, follow the manuIaclme_'s
,ecommendations
Ib determine how much tubing you need: Measure
the {lislance tiom lhe water valve on the I}ack ol the
letiigmator
to the warm sup!}ly t}ipe Then add 8'
(2.4 m) Be sm e there is suflieienl extra tul}ing (about
8' [2,4 ml coiled into :4 turns ot al)out l(}" 125 em]
{tiametel ) to allow the rehigelalol
to move out t]om
the wall alim installation
Yhis w;um line installation is not wa, ranled by the
,eliigeramr
ot icemake_ mmmI_v:ttuer. Follow fllese
insuuctions cmeJully to minhnize tile risk ol exp(msive
waml damage.
Walel hammer (wate_ banghtg in the pipes) in house
phtnlbing call catlse damage to teIiigelalol
pails and
lead to warm leakage or flooding Gall a qualit]ed
phunber to collect warm hamme_ betore instalthlg Ihe
walm supply line to the teflige_atol
lb plevem
burns and produ{:t damage,
ii t} die water line t{} the Ii{}[ warei line
If you use
water line,
the 0 (off}
feelm ;urn
models).
GE SmartConnectY
Reliigeiatol
Tul)ing Kits ;u e
available in the lbllowing lengths:
do not hook
yore _ehigmatoz beible colmecring the
make sine tile icemaker !}ower switch is in
position (on l}owel switch models) o_ tile
is i,l rhe STOP (up) posirion (on R_elm arm
must
leqllilelnelltS
code
be in accm dance
with
6' {18 m)
- WXO8X l {}(}(}(_
t5' (4,6 m)
- WXO8XI{)()15
25' (7,6 m)
- '_,_PKO8XlO()25
NOTE: The only GE approved
plasdc tubing is flint
supplied
in GE SmartConnect
Refrigerator
Tubing
kits. Do not use any other plastic water' supply line
because the line is tmder pressure at all times_ Certain
types of plastic will crack or rupture wifl_ age and cause
water damage to your home.
TM
When using any eleclfical device (such as a 1}ower
drill) dm-ing installation, l}e sine lhe device is doul}le
insulated o_ grounded in a manne_ 1o p_evenl lhe
hazmd ot elecuic shock, ot is battery i}owe_ed.
l}hllnbillg
- WXO8X10002
Be su,e that the kit you selecl allows at least 8' (24 m)
as {lesclibed at}ove.
Do nol instaIt rile icemake_ tut}ing lit aleas where
ten]l}elatmes lall below tieezing.
MI installations
2' (0 6 m)
local
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Installation
instructions
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iNSTALLING THE WATER LINE (CONT.)
Install the shmoll vah,e on the neat est hequently
drinking warm line.
WHAT YOU WILL NEED (CONT.)
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"A GE water supply ldt (containing tubing, slmtofI
vah,e and lillings listed below) is available at extra
cosl hom yore dealer ol tiom Pints and Accessories,
800 626.2002.
• A cold water' supply,
lhe warm piessme
between
211 and 120 t) s,i, (1 4-81
bin)
inust
used
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[] SHUT OFF THE MAIN WATER
SUPPLY
linn on tile nea,est
the line of water
be
[aucet
long enough
to cleat
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[] CHOOSE THE VALVE LOCATION
Choose a location Ibm tile vah,e that is easily
accessible It is best to connect into the side oI a
• Power
• 1/2"
drill
or adjustable
, Straight
and Phillips
vertical wate_ pipe When il is necessm T to connect
into a hofizomal water l)ipe, make the CollneclJOll
{o the lop t)_ side, rathe_ than at tim bottOIll, 10
avoid drawing o{I any sediment tiom the ware1 pipe
wrench,
blade
screwdriver,
• Two 1/4" outer diameter-compression
nuts and
2 [errules (sleeves)--to
connect
the coppel
tubing
the shulolrvalve
and lt_e _eliigeratol
warm valve_
to
OR
• It you me using a GE Sm,u tConnect
Retrigelatoz
Iid)ing
kit, the necessmy
fittings are preassembled
the mbing
i
to
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DRILL THE HOLE FOR THE VALVE
Drill a 1/4" hole i,l the wate, pipe (even il using a
self pier cing valve), vsing a sharp bit Remove any
t)mxs lesulting
irom drilling the hole in tim pipe,
Take care not to allow water to drain into the drill°
Failure to dlitl
ice production
• lfyom existing coppm wate_ line has a llared fitting
at. tile end, you will need an adapter (available at
phmlbing supply stores) m connect tim water line to
the ve!'rigetamt OR you can cut oil ttle flayed fitting
with a tube cutter and then use a compression
fitting
Do not cut ibtmed end liom GE Stoat tConnect"
Refiigmatol robing
, Shutoff valve to connect
The shutoII wflve should
to tile cold water line
have a water inlet with a
minimum
inside diametel
of 5/32" at die point o[
connecdoll
to tile COLD WATER LINE. Saddle-type
shuto{t valves me included
in many water supply kits.
Belore pmchasing,
make sllve a saddle-type valve
complies
with you! local phmlbing
codes
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a 1/4" hole may resuh
o_ smallm cubes.
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Installation
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FASTEN THE SHUTOFF
Instructions
VALVE
[] CONNECT THE TUBING
TO THE VALVE
Fasmn the shutoff valve to Ihe cold warm pipe with
the pipe chunp,
Place the compression nut and ILq,ule (sleeve)
lbt coppm tubing onto the end ot the tubing and
contlect it. to Ihe shulofl valve
Pipe Clamp
Make sure tile robing is tully insm ted into tile vah,e
-I ighten tile compression mlt secmely
Saddle-Type
ShutoffValve
Fo_ plasdc tubing trom a GE Snm, tConnect '_'
P.ehigm atoi liflfing kit, insm! the mohled end
o[ the tul_ing imo the shutoll vah,e and tighten
compression m_t mllil it is hand-dghl; then tighlen
one additional tmn with a w_ench Ovcrtightening
may cause leaks
VerticalCold
Water Pipe
NOTE: Com,nomveaM1
oi Massachusetts
Plumbir_g
Codes 248CMR shall be adhe,ed
Io, Saddle vah,es
are illegal and use is not permh.ted
Constlh ,,vilh yOlll licensed !)hmlbel
5"g]TIGHTEN
in Massachuseus,
Nut
Saddle-Type
ShutoffValve
_
SmartConnect"
THE PIPE CLAMP
lighten the clamp screws m_til the sealing washer
begins to swell
NOTE: Do nol ovcrtighten
or you may clush
PackingNut -Ferrule{sleeve)
lhe
NOTE: Commonweah.h ot M_ssaclmseHs Plmnbing
Codes 248CMR shall be adhered to Saddle vah,es
m e illegal and use is not pernfiued in M_ssachusetts
C(msuh with yore licensed plumber:
lubir_g
Washer
Clamp
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FLUSH OUT THE TUBING
['Uln the malta watc,:r supply on and flush ou! Ihe
robing until tile ware, is ctcm.
[]
Shut the ware, otl at tile warm vah,e arm about
one qnai1 (1 litm) of watm has been !lushed
tlnough tile robing
ROUTE THE TUBING
Route Ihe iubing between
the relrigm atm:
tile cold warm lille and
Rotlte the tubing dnough a hole drilled in the wall
ol tlom (behind the lefiige,atol
or a{!iacent base
cabinet) as close to the wait as possible.
NOTE: Be sine throe is sufficient cxua tubing
(about 8' 12.4 m] coiled into 3 t.mns o[ about 10"
!25 cm] diamemr) to allow tile refiigerato_ to move
out fi om the wall attel installadon.
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Installation
Instructions
INSTALLING THE WATER LINE (CONT.)
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TO THE
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CONNECT
THE TUBING
TO THE
REFRIGERATOR
REFRIGERATOR
NOTES:
One of the illustrations below will look like the
connection on yore' refrigerator.
Betble making the connection
to tile lehigeiatol,
t)e sure the refrigelatol powel cold is not
plugged imo the wall outlet
(CONT.)
Icemaker Models without Water Dispenser
We lecommend
installing a watel filtm if yore
warm supply has sand or pailicles that could clog
the screett o[ tile leliigmalm's
warm wflve Install
it ill the walm line ne;u the leliigelatm:
If using
(,L Small(amn{{ t Reii igelator- "Ihbing kit, you
will need an additio,ml tube (¼rX08Xt0002) to
conne(I the fittm Do ItOl cut plastic tube to
install filter:
1/4" Tubing
Tubing Clamp
Nut
(sleeve}
Renlove the sclews holding the zight side of the
access covet. Fold back tile covel:
Remove the plastic flexible cap
the wa.tel valve
0etiigeratot
connection)
][i'Olll
-Refrigerator
Connection
Tubing
©
WaterDispenser
Models
Place tile conq)lesslon
roll and
t_:nttlle (sleeve) omo the end ol
the tubing as showll On GFi
Sinai tC,onnecl '_' Refi igelalor
li,bing ldt, the nuts ale aheady
assembled to the tubing
Tubing
Clamp,_,_
1/4"TI_
Instal the end ol the tubing into the water valw_
connection
as far as possible While holding tile
tubing, tighten tile fitting
For plastic tubing tiom a GE SmaxtConnect? _'
Refligelatol
lubing kit, insert the molded end
of the tubing into the watm valve connection
and
tigtuen complession
nut until it is hand-tight;
then tighten one additional tulll with a wrench
Ove_ tightening may cause leaks
[] TURN THE WATER ON AT THE
SHUTOFF VALVE
Iighten any com_ections that leak
Fasten the tubing into tile clamp provided
to hold
i! ill a velticat position,
You may need to piy open
the chunp
Reattach
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the access
covel,
Installation
Instructions
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PLUG IN THE REFRIGERATOR
START THE ICEMAKER
A,_ange tile coil ol tubhlg so that it does not viblate
against Ihe back ot the 1oh igmalor m against the
wall Push the reliigelalor
back to the wall
011 powe_ switch models, so! the icemakm powel
switch to the I (on) position On tkmlm m m modds,
move the fbelm arm IO the ON (down) l)osition The
icemakm will not begin to opezate until it leaches
its operating tempelature
of 15°1: (-9"C) or belmv
It will then begin opelation automatically
Power switch model
in the
SIOP (up)position
theON (down)position
Feelerarm model
NOTE: In lowel water p_essu=e
colldit.iolls,
water
times
enougll
valve
lrl,_ty
111111
oil
lip
It)
3
tile
to delivm
warm to the icemake_
REVERSING THE DOOR SWING
IMPORTANT
NOTES
TOOLS YOU WILL NEED
When leversing the dool swing:
• Read the instluctions
stal ting,
• Handle
•
all tim way through
befme
parts cmetully to avoid sclatching
paint,
Set, screws
([own
them in the
wrotlg
by
theh
places
• Provide a non-sclatching
the doms,
1elated
palls
wo! k smlace
Phillipsscrewdriver
to avoid using
tbl
IMPORTANT: Once you begin, do not nlove the
cabinet lmtil door-swing levmsal is completed
Maskingtape
Puttyknife or
thin-bladescrewdriver
These inst]tlctJons m e tbl changing the hinges ti om
tile right side to tim left side--if you eve1 wallt to change
tim binges back to the dght side, tollow these same
instrnclions and levm_e all rel_rences to left and light.
Unplug the refrigerator from its electrical
Empty all door shelves, including
compartment.
3/8" Head socket driver
(a fi-point socket is
recommended)
T20 or T25Torx_
driver,whicheveryour
model requires
outlet.
the dairy
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REVERSING THE DOOR SWING (CONT.)
[] REMOVE THE REFRIGERATOR
DOOR
[] REMOVE THE FREEZER DOOR
]_q)e tile door
shut
with masking
tape,
IlH)e the door
shut with masking
Remove
the center
allcl latcheI,
hinge
tape
pin with a 3/8"
socket.
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HingePin--
Remove
(011
the hinge
cove_ on top oI the fi'eezel
door
CenterHinge _
models)
SOllte
Bracket
Remove the two Iblx '_ screws, flten lift the hinge
suifight tip |o Ii'ee the hinge pin from the socket il!
the
|op
of
the
"_
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FreshFoodDoor
TepHinge_
Remove the tape and flit the door away from die
cabi_let Remove and save file washer oil file hinge pin
Lili file door suaight up to flee its bottom socket from
the pin ill die bottoln
ilillge
blacket
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Set the cioot cm a non_clatching
inside up
Remove
tile
tape
cabinet.
Lilt
it oil
and
the
tilt tile
d()ot
away
(:ell|el
hinge
pin
Set the dool on a non-sclatching
the inside up
troni
the
smthce
v¢ith die
CAUTION:
Do not tel doo_ drop to the flool
Ib (it) st) could damage
tile (loot stop.
sm [ilce with
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[] TRANSFER
THE LEFT
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lntercharlge
hinge and screws at top right widi screws
at lhe top left oI catlinet
Do not tighten screws
2O
on hinge side at this thne.
Installation
Instructions
[] TRANSFER BOTTOM HINGE
BRACKET TO THE LEFT
[] TRANSFER CENTER HINGE
BRACKET TO THE LEFT
For' models with a base grille, remove it by gnLsping it
alxmt 6" iiom each end and pulling its bottom edge
Remove
towmd
NOTE: Kee l) these screws wifll file binge bracket,
They are long soews and will be used when installing
dm hinge on the othm side
yOIl
NOTE: II the washer is not on dw hinge bracket,
check to see iiit is stuck to tile bottom t:,[ tim dooc
[
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.4"
Relllove tim thlee Tolx *_screws
side ol the cabinet. Screw them
the light
PlasticWasher
by removing
tile
honl the celltei leli
into the holes on
side.
Place tim centre hinge b,acket
over the holes
the ct.'nlet lell side o! the cabinel
lnselt and
/
tighten
the ilnee
at
long sc_e\vs
Replace
the caps by snapping
with yore fingm
Hinge Bra_"c@kelt'_
_iI__
For models with a base grille, beibre
lcplacing
base gillie
_emove the gillie cap by removing
screw Sol ew the cap to the opposite
side
lfinge bracket
¢i_sc lews
On some models, you will need m Iemove the colormatched caps [iota die sclew ht;ads beibre you can
lelllOVe the sciews Use the edge ot a IJlill liar blade to
genii), PD' tim Calls 01t fire screw heads (A pull 7 knilL_
works well tbl this) Cove_ tile blade with tape to
1)xevent scratching
the paint
Using a lbrx '_ driver; move the bottom hinge black,el
and plastic w;Lsh(;_ Ii'om tile light skle to tim left side
q
the center
t_ I I tle rolx
them ovm
the screws
tile
the
',0_%.
[] TRANSFER
Replace file b&se gnille by insel dng die lops ol the
metal clips into die owll vcqlls, lil;'tldllg Slll÷e Oiie olthe
plastic tabs on the back of tile gillie goes iiltO each ol
the oven vents Then push the bottom of file _ille
lbrwm d until it. snaps into place
; Cap
DOOR STOPS
On each dooi; move the metal door
fight to tile left,
stop lioru tilt:
Move any screws Iionl the left to die right.
DoorSto
)
LeftSide
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Installation
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REVERSING THE DOOR SWING
[] TRANSFER REFRIGERATOR
DOOR HANDLE TO THE RIGHT
(CONT.)
[] TRANSFER
REFRIGERATOR
DOOR
HANDLE TO THE RIGHT (CONT.)
liansfe_
To remove
the handle: Remove the plug button by
carefiflly pD,ing tmde_ tile edge wifll a ptttty kniie
l_.emove die. exposed screw hokiing file handle,
Handle PIug
the dooz plug button
Reinstalling
the handle:
tight sk|e of tim dool;
Remove tim two screws holding dm hand, le to die
top ot the clom:
to lhe opposite
Attach die handle
Handle
Handle
Plug_
Mter removing the handle: Move the small ping
buttons from the top right side of the door top and
insm t dram imo the holes on the opposite side,
Bu_ons
Move die lmge plug bulton Ii-om the left edge ot the
door and inselt it into the hole oil the opposite side
Ptu9 Butt0n
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side
to tim
Installation
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[] TRANSFER FREEZER DOOR
HANDLE TO THE RIGHT
Remove tlt_', sclews holding t.hc',handk;
l)ottont of Ihe dooi Remove handle.
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DOOR
Lowel the leliig_zuo_
hinge pin
Io tite lop and
doo_ OlttO
tile
])ollOlll
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Pfastlc
Su;tighten
fl_e cloo_ and line it up with the centel
hilzge hi;taker
Reinstall tile cemcl hlng-e 1)i,1 with a .'-_/8" socket.
l'urn it until it cxtt:nds till oug_h llle hinge I)rilckeI
_uld
Move the plttg button on the tighl side ol the doo,
the han(ll_.' scle_v hole on the [eli. side
illlO
doOl;
the
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PlasticWasher--,,,,_,-@
to
Rt.'atl_tch lh_'. handle on the opposii_side." using the
holes closest to t.Ile _.'dg'e ol the door:
HingePin---a,,_
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Bracket
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[_ REHANG
L,owet tile fteezel
Be
Sllre
tile
'wlt.shel
Lifl the top hinge
HH
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THE FREEZER DOOR
doot
is ill
onto the centel
hinge
pin
plltce,
so the pin lhs inlo the door
socket.
Support the doot oil tile handle side and make sure
file door is su_tight and file gap between the doors is
even across fl_e fionl While holding die doox in
place, tighten fl_e top hinge sclews
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Normal operating sounds.
Newer refrigerators sound different from older refrigerators_ Modern refrigerators
have more features and use newer technology.
Do you hear what ! hear? These sounds are normal
HUMMMo..
WHOOSH,,,
[]
]he new high eificiency
compresso,
may run fasmr
and longe_ than your old reliigeratoz
and you may
hear a high-pitched
hum or pulsadng
sound while
h is opelafing,
[] Yhu may hem a whooshing
SOtlrtd wher! file door_ close
!his is due to pressure equ;dizing sdthin the retiigeratol:
WHIRl
I1_You may hem tile tans sl)imdng at high speeds
Ibis happens when the reliigmatm is first plugged
in, when 1tie doors are opened flequently o] when
a large amounl of lood is added to tile leliigeratot
m tieezm compmmmnts,
Ihe tans are helping to
Irl;.rilllailr
CLICKS, POPS,
CP, CKS
and CHIRPS
Ihe
COl rect
temper
attires
WATERSOUNDS
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[] You may hear cracking or popping sounds when tile
leliigerator is lh'st plugged in [iris happens as tile
reftigelalol
cools lo tile correct temperature
[] Ihe tlow o[ _etiigmant ttnor,gh tire lieezet cooling
coils may make a gurgling noise like boiling water
[] the compressor may cause a clicking or chilping
sound when attempting m iestart (this could rake
up to 5 minmes)
IIII Watez dzopping on dm dehost healer can cause a
sizzling, popping or buzzing sound chuing the
dehosl cycle
[] Expausion and co!llla(:l.ion of cooling coils during
and after deliost can cause a clacking or popping
[] A ware, dKipping noise may occur during the deliost
cycle as ice melts flora tire evaporator and flows into
the d_ain pan
sotmd,
[] On models with an icemakeL af_el an icemaking
cycle, you may hear tile ice cubes dropping into
the ice bucket
[] On models with a dispenser, dru ing watm dispense,
you may hem the waler lines move at irfitiat dispense
and after dispensm bllllOrr
is released
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[] Closing the door may cause a gmgling
ptessure eql,alizatJon_
sound due to
Before you call for service..,
w ,etpein,eom
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Troubleshooting Tips
Save time and money! Review the charts on the following
pages first and you may not need to call for service.
Possible
Causes
What To Do
Freezer door pops open
when refrigerator door
is closed
This is normal if, after
popping open, the freezer
door closed on its o_lo
* This indicates Lhal the}e is a good seal on the fieezei
dool: If the Iieezer (too_ does not automalicMly c|ose after
popping opt:n, dac loltel_ need ac[jUslJng See Rollers_
Door does not close
by itself
Rollers need adjusting°
• See Rollers
Refrigerator does
Refrigerator' in defrost
not operate
Refrigerator
control
0 (0f/) position,
Refrigerator
cyde.
• Wait about
40 mimztcs
• Move Ihe I etiigeJalO_
temper attue set IJlig
in
is unplugged.
fez deiios!
and fi eezev conuol
• Pllsh the l)hzg [onlpletel),
* Rel)lace
Vibration orrattling
(slight vibration
is normal)
Refrigerator
is not resting
on all four rollers.
o A(!just rollel_
Motor operates for
long periods or cycles
on and of/frequently
(Modem refrigerators
with more storage
space and a larger
Normal when refrigerator
is First plugged in.
° W_fit 24 houz_ lbz Ihe le[iigeimoz
cool down
Often occurs when lmge
,amounts of food are
• This is n(nmal
freezer require more
Door left open.
"Check
operating time. They
start andstop often
to maintain even
Hot weather or frequent
door openings°
,* This is nozmal
temperatures.)
Temperature controls set
at the coldest setting,
* See About the controls,
Refrigerator or freezer
Temperature
* See About the controls.
compartmen t too warm
cold enough.
fuse el _eset the 13reakel:
(See Rollers),
to completely
placed in refrigerator.
control not set
to see it package
is holding
Warm weather or frequent
door openings,
• Set the ten]pet afore control
See About the controls
Door
• Check to see if package
Freezer
Door
left open,
door popped
open.
left open.
Too frequent
€looz open
one step coldel:
is holding
(tooz open
° See the problem Freezer doorpops open when
refrigerator door is closed.
* Check
to see if pacl_lg_ is holding
(tool open
or too long
door openings.
Food
Frequent,'buzzing"
sound
to a
into the omlet..
The fuse is blown/circuit
breaker is tripped.
Frost eriee crystals
on frozen food
(frost within package
is normal)
'
cycle' to end
blocldng
freezer
air vents.
Icemaker power switch is in
the I (on) position, but the
water supply to die refrigerator'
has not been commcted.
• Move items away flora
the back w;dl of file lieeze1:
• Set the power switch !n the 0 (off) position Keeping
ill the I (on)position wilt damage the watel ;_alve,
it
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Before you call for service...
Troubleshooting tips
Automatic icemaker
(on some models)
does not work
Ice cubes have
odor/taste
Possible
Causes
What To Do
Icemaker
not on.
power' switch is
, Ou power switch models, set the power svdzch to the
i (co)position_ On l;eelel alln models, lllove the f_elez
_LI'IIIm dm ON (down) posidon
Water st,ppty tmzzed off' or
not connected.
o See Installing the water tine_
Fi'eezer compartment
too warm.
* Wait 24 hout_ [hi tile re|'tigelatot
cool down
Piled up cubes in die storage
bin cause the icemaker
to shut off.
* [.evel ctll)cs by tlalld
Ice cubes stuck in icemaker_
(Green power" light on
icemMmr blhddng0
• l'ili 11Oi_[the i(:emakez;
icemakez back oil
Ice storage
* Empty and w_'df bin
bin needs deanLng.
Food transmitting
to ice cubes.
Slow ice cube freezing
:
odor/taste
* Wrap
o See Care and cleaning.
Door
• Check
Temperature
control not set
remove cubes and Illlll the
Discard old cubes
|beds wet|
Interior of refrigerator
needs cleaning,
left open.
tO conlplelely
to see if pacl_tge
is hokling
door
open.
• See About the controls_
cold enottgh.
"A newly insl_dled refiJgeratox
to begin making ice cubes
Moisture forms on
cabinet surface
between the doors
Not tmusual during
periods of lfigh humidity,
-Wipe stir J_t.cedl]/; dlen a(!}llst Ihe li'es|l food co,tirol
setdng one numbe_ highe! and check ag_fin in 24 lmtus
Refrigerator
Foods transmitting
• Foods
odor tO refiigeratoz;
o Keep an open box of baldng
has odor
replace
Interior
needs
cleaning,
Moisture collects inside
(in humid weather, air
carries moisture into
refrigerator when doors
are opened)
Too frequent or too
long door openlngs_
Refrigerator eomparlmeat
light does not work
....
No power
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Open
warm
containers
of water or'
food in the refrigerator,
at outlet.
Light bulb burned out or' loose.
with strong
may take 12-24
odoL_ should
be dghdy
hom_
wrapped.
soda in die reliJge,atoz;
eve D, three months
e See Care and cleaning,
, Covel ot seal open cont_dners
Dudng a deftest
moisture will be renmved [iom die refiJgeratot;
return with long or fi'equent doo_ openings
* Replace
fuse ot reset the breaker:
= See Replacing the light bulbs,
cycle,
but may
vtrwvv.Hotpointcom
Possible Causes
Hotair frombottom
ofrefrigerator
What To Do
Normal air flow cooling
motor. In the refrigeration
process, it is normal that
heat be expelled in the
area under" die refrigerator.
Some floor coverings will
discolor at dtese normal
and safe temperatures.
Feed freezing in
the refrigerator
Food too close to die air vent
at the back of die refrigerator;
* Move tim Ibod away tom
con tzols)
Refrigerator
too cold.
• Move the zeliigeraloz control to a _Valnlcl
lelllperallllX _setting one inczement at a time
control
heater
is set
Orange glow
in the freezer
Defrost
Door bins do not fit
in the door
The freezer door bins are
a different size than the
refrigerator
Freezer light does
not work
Some models
freezer light,
is on°
Icebucketdoesnot fit
undertheicemaker
(nero
the
* I°his is not real
• I_ 3, to install the bins in bulb dooz_
door bins.
do not have a
Light bulb burned
or loose.
Controls do not light up
the aiz vent
out
• Check t?n a semi-clem doom light shield in the tieezer
ceiling, It the dome is opaque whim, the model does not
have a lieezm light, Check Iin a duel acd_lted light
swilch on the zight skle el the lieezm: If theze is only
a cap in place of a switch, die model does not have
a tieezer light
• See Replacing the light bulbs
Some models do not have
lighted controls,
* II you can read white numbez_ on die control
the model does not have lighted contmts
Refrigerator light bulb burned
out or loose.
• See Replacing the light bulbs
The freezer
" Place the shell in die lowei position See Rearranging
the shelves
top position.
shelf is in the
setting,
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